The lost angel,

Printed in Great Britain.

The man of yesterday; a romance of a vanishing race,

Mode of access: Internet.

George Meredith, novelist, poet, reformer,

"Chapters xiv to xvii in which Meredith's poetry is considered, are the work of Mr. Basil de Se��lincourt"-Pref.

The memoirs of Francesco Crispi,

Vol. 3 has title: The memoirs of Francesco Crispi, compiled from Crispi's diary and other documents.

An isle in the water,

The first wife.--The story of Father Anthony O'Toole.--The unlawful mother.--A rich woman.--How Mary came home.--Mauryeen.--A wrestling.--The sea's dead.--Katie.--The death spancel.--A solitary.--The man who was hanged.--A prodigal son.--Changing the nurseries.--The fields of my childhood.

The Dickens concordance, being a compendium of names and characters and principal places mentioned in all the works of Charles Dickens ...

pt. I.List of the works of Charles Dickens.--pt. 2. List of characters and places in the order of the books.--pt. 3. Complete alphabetical index.

Notre-Dame de France : ou, Histoire du culte de la Sainte Vierge en France, depuis l'origine du christianisme jusqu'à nos jours /

Includes bibliographical references.

The fair Lavinia : and others /

The fair Lavinia -- Amarina's roses -- Eglantina -- The pink shawls -- The willow-ware -- The secret -- The gold -- The underling.

Estimations in criticism,

v. 1. Poets and poetry: Introductory note. Hartley Coleridge. William Cowper. Percy Bysshe Shelley. John Milton. Art in English poetry.--v. 2. Prose writers: Edward Gibbon. Thomas Babington Macaulay. The Waverley novels. Charles Dickens. Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. Sterne and Thackeray. Index.

Stories by American authors.

v. 6. The village convict, by C. H. White. The Denver express, by A. A. Hayes. The misfortunes of Bro' Thomas Wheatley, by Lina R. Fairfax. The heartbreak cameo, by L. W. Champney. Miss Eunice's glove, by A. Webster. Brother Sebastian's friendship, by H. Frederic.--v. 7. The bishop's vagabond, by Octave Thanet. Lost, by E. Bellamy. Kirby's coals of fire, by Louise Stockton. Passages from the journal of a social wreck, by Margaret Floyd. Stella Grayland, by J. T. McKay. The image of San Donato, by Virginia W. Johnson.--v. 8. The brigade commander, by J. W. De Forest. Split zephyr, by H. A. Beers. Zerviah Hope, by Elizabeth S. Phelps. The life-magnet, by A. A. Adee. Osgood's predicament, by Elizabeth D. B. Stoddard.--v. 9. Marse Chan, by T. N. Page. Mr. Bixby's Christmas visitor, by C. S. Gage. Eli, by C. H. White. Young Strong of "The Clarion," by Milicent W. Shinn. How old Wiggins wore ship, by Captain R. T. Coffin. "--mas has come," by L. Kip.--v. 10. Pancha, by T. A. Janvier. The ablest man in the world, by E. P. Mitchell. Young Moll's peevy, by C. A. Stephens. Manmat'ha, by C. De Kay. A daring fiction, by H. H. Boyesen. The story of two lives, by Julia Schayer.

The poetical works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning ...

"With a memoir."

The Wildfire Club /

The princess: a vision of royality in the spheres -- The monomaniac, or, the spirit bride -- The haunted grange, or the last tenant: being an account of the life and times of Mrs. Hannah Morrison, sometimes styled the Witch of Rookwood -- Life: a fragment -- Margaret Infelix, or, a narrative concerning a haunted man -- The improvvisatore, or, torn leaves from life history -- The Witch of Lowenthal -- The phantom mother, or, the story of a recluse -- Haunted houses. No.1. The picture spectres -- Haunted houses. No.2. The Sandford ghost -- Christmas stories. No.1. The stranger guest: an incident founded on fact -- Christmas stories. No.2. Faith, or Mary Macdonald -- The Wildlife Club: a tale founded on fact.

Die Entwickelung des Madonnentypus bei Leonardo da Vinci.

Originally presented as the author's thesis, Zürich, 1907.

Twelve English authoresses ...

Hannah More.--Fanny Burney.--Maria Edgeworth.--Harriet Martineau.--Jane Austen.--Felicia Hemans.--Mary Somerville.--Jane Taylor.--Charlotte Bronte��.--Elizabeth Gaskell.--Elizabeth Barrett Browning.--George Eliot.

Portraits of American women,

"Title of books most frequently cited": p. [261]-262.