Twice-told tales.

The first book with Hawthorne's name on the title page--cf. N. E. Browne, A bibliography of ... Hawthorne.

Henry Ford's own story ; how a farmer boy rose to the power that goes with many millions, yet never lost touch with humanity, as told to Rose Wilder Lane.

Mode of access: Internet.

A little book of profitable tales /

The first Christmas tree.--The symbol and the saint.--The coming of the prince.--The mouse and the moonbeam.--The divell's Chrystmass.--The mountain and the sea.--The robin and the violet.--The oak-tree and the ivy.--Margaret; a pearl.--The springtime.--Rodolph and his king.--The Hampshire hills.--Ezra's Thanksgivin' out West.--Ludwig and Eloise.--Fido's little friend.--The old man.--Bill, the lokil editor.--The little yaller baby.--The cyclopeedy.--Dock Stebbins.--The fairies of Pesth.

The small-mouthed bass

Mode of access: Internet.

The juvenal plumage and postjuvenal molt in several species of Michigan sparrows.

Mode of access: Internet.

Comedias de don Leandro Fernandez de Moratin, con el prólogo y las noticias de la Real academia de la historia.

-Noticia de la vida y escritos de d. Leandro Fernandez de Moratin.-Prólogo.-Catálogo de piezas dramáticas publicadas en España desde el principio del diglo XVIII hasta le época presente <1825>-Noticias sobre las comedias.-El viejo y la niña.-La comedia nueva.-El baron.-La mojigatd.-El si de las niñas.-La escuela de los maridos.-El médico a palos.

Iwo Jima Photo Album, Image 29

Wartorn and rocky landscape, with hills. No caption.

Map of the Huron River Valley from Surveys made in 1905-11 by Gardner S. White [Map 5110]

Barton Hills, 1911, ca. 1905-1909: Map of the Huron River Valley

Faust : a tragedy /

Mode of access: Internet.

Epicoene, or, The silent woman. A comedy.

Corresponds to the edition dated [1680?] in Brit. Mus. Cat. but is apparently one of Jonson's Four select plays, published by H. Hills, Jr., probably in 1710. Advertised in Post-boy 16 March 1710. Cf. CBEL, 1974, v. 1, col. 1655 and Ben Jonson, ed. by C.H. Herford, Oxford, 1950, v. 9, p. [152].

Three ancient cemeteries in New Hampshire, near junction boundary lines of Lebanon, Plainfield and Grantham.

Mode of access: Internet.

Men and books and cities,

An indictment or foreword.--I stage my first death scene.--Meredith Nicholson and a camel.--The soul and the trap-drummer.--Why Shakespeare's audience didn't walk out on him.--Booth Tarkington discusses the cosmos.--Riley and a colored barber.--Boyhood of the hero.--Miltonic angels, not Herrick blossoms.--The author goes wool gathering.--The effeminacy of pajamas.--A farewell from William Marion Reedy.--Mrs. Joyce Kilmar at Walnut Hills.--E.V. Lucas fools Chicago.--Maternity and climate.--To San Francisco: a new Walking-stick paper.--A pal of Jack London.--I become a movie "director"

Small fruits : their propagation and cultivation, including the grape ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Days off, and other digressions,

Days off.--a holiday in a vacation.--His other engagement.--Books that I loved as a boy.--Among the Quantock hills.--Between the lupin and the laurel.--Little Red Tom.--Silverhorns.--Notions about novels.--Some remarks on gulls.--Leviatban.--The art of leaving off.