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n. D„ 
 
 FRANCISCO HEEFUBLIC 
 
 Ji 
 
 CIvASSlFIKD 
 
 English Prose Fiction, 
 
 INCLUDING 
 
 Translations and Juvenile Works 
 
 Notes and Index to Subject-references. 
 
 Ho. 6, 1891. 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO: 
 H. S. Crockkk Company, Stationers and Printers. 
 
Francisco Free Pub 
 
 LIU 
 
 CIvASSIFlED 
 
 English Prose Fiction, 
 
 INCI^UDING 
 
 Translations and Juvenile Works 
 
 WITH 
 
 Notes and Index to Subject-references. 
 
 Ho. 6, 1891. 
 
 
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 SAN FRANCISCO: 
 
 H. S. Crocker Company, Stationers and Printers. 
 
 1891. 
 

 BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 
 
 P. N. LiLiENTHAL, President, 
 Colin M. Boyd, E. D. Sawyer, 
 
 Ralph C. Harrison, Geo. T. Shaw, 
 
 P. N. LiLIENTHAL, E. R. TayLOR, 
 
 A. E. Mann, C. C. Terrill, 
 
 Wm. Norris, John H. Wise, 
 
 Jos. O'Connor, The Mayor, ex officio. 
 
 Secretary, C. Stevens. 
 
 Librarian, - - JOHN VANCE CHENEY. 
 
 CATALOGUE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 A. J. Rudolph, Assistatit Librarian (in charge). 
 Miss Emily I. Wade, Miss Margaret A. Schmidt, 
 
 Miss Sarah H. Perkins. 
 
PREFACE. ^^^ZlpQ'^;^ 
 
 In re-cataloguing the fiction department of this library it was 
 thought best to attempt to push a little further toward complete 
 execution the aim of the Class List of English Prose Fiction (sixth 
 edition, 1877), issued by the Public Library of Boston. As the work 
 progressed the scope enlarged, so that the present volume reaches, 
 perhaps, beyond the limit heretofore attained in like endeavors. It 
 is hoped that this classified and annotated catalogue will not only 
 enable the reader to find the novel desired, but draw the attention 
 to substantial matter in other departments of the library which, 
 without it, might pass, in too many instances, unexamined, not to 
 say undiscovered. It is hoped, too, that this is a step toward bring- 
 ing the library into closer relationship with the schools, and lastly, 
 that our patrons will find herein a handy reference work for general 
 use, at least until such time as the mass of material scattered 
 through the library shall be arranged and made thoroughly access- 
 ible. A special effort has been made to enter authors' names with 
 all the fullness and accuracy possible, the real name, when known, 
 being followed by the pseudonym in brackets. 
 
 EXPLANATIONS. 
 The class number 808 indicates a book for young people. 
 For subjects with reference notes see index, pp. 301-306. 
 
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 Association, the more common masculine and feminine fore-names have been 
 abbreviated by means of a colon or two periods placed after the initial, viz.: 
 
 
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 : Henry 
 
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 : Mark 
 
 N 
 
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 FEMININE. 
 
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 This publication is a section of the intended general catalogue. 
 
 JOHN VANCE CHENEY, 
 
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 San Francisco, August i, 1891. 
 
REGULATIONS. 
 
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 have opportunity to give final decision. 
 
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ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 
 GLISH FICTION 
 
 V. I. 
 
 Aboriginal America. 
 Discovery of America. 
 The southern colonies. 
 The northern colonies. 
 Wars of the colonies. 
 Revolt of the colonies. 
 War of the revolution. 
 Washington. 
 
 Harper's story b'ks. 12 vols. 
 
 Marco Paul ser. 6 vols. 
 
 V. I. In New York. 
 
 V. 2. On Erie canal. 
 
 V. 3. In the forests of Maine. 
 
 V. 4. In Vermont. 
 
 V. 5. In Boston. 
 
 V. 6. At the Springfield armory. 
 
 Rollo ser. 14 vols. 
 
 Rollo's tour in Europe. 
 
 V. 3. 
 V. 4. 
 V. 5- 
 V.6. 
 
 V.7- 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. 
 
 A., J. Y., pseud. See Akerman, J: Yonge. 
 
 "A man 's a man for a' that." 823.1277 
 
 "Abandoned." Verne, J. 823.5784 
 
 Abbd Constantin, L'. Haldvy, L. 823.3845 
 
 Same. 823 . 4563; in 823 . 6690 
 
 Abb^Tigrane. Fabre, F. 823.4136 
 
 Abbot, The. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1391 
 
 Same, in 823 . 4803 ; in 823 .5159; in 823 . 6027 
 
 Abbott, Edwin Abbott. \^Asquare.'\ Flatland: 
 
 a romance of many dimensions. 823 . 4902 
 
 Abbott, Jacob. American history. 8 vols. 
 
 973-690 
 
 973.691 
 
 973.692 
 
 973-693 
 
 973-694 
 
 973-695 
 
 973.696 
 
 973.697 
 
 808.580-91 
 
 808.719-24 
 
 808.719 
 
 808.720 
 
 808.721 
 
 808.722 
 
 808.723 
 
 808.724 
 
 808.903-16 
 
 10 vols. 
 
 808.917-26 
 
 Science for the young ; or, the funda- 
 mental principles of modem philosophy 
 explained and illustrated. 4 vols. 
 
 V. I. Heat. 808.716 
 
 V.2. Wght. 808.798 
 
 V. 3. Water and land. 808.715 
 
 V. 4. Force. 808.1105 
 
 Abbott, J: Stephen Cabot. American pioneers 
 and patriots. 
 
 Boone, Daniel. 808.542 
 
 Columbus, Christopher. 808.538 
 
 Crockett, D: 808.541 
 
 Franklin, B: 808.797 
 
 Jones, J: P. Life ... of. 808.546 
 
 Kidd, Capt. W: 808.540 
 
 I,a Salle, Chevalier de, and his companions. 
 
 808.1050 
 
 Standish, Miles. 808.545 
 
 Stujrvesant, P: 808.547 
 
 Washington, G: 808.543 
 
 Abdalla, History of Weber, H. 
 
 p. 593. z«** 823.6232 
 
 Abdallah. Laboulaye, E. R. I/. 823.4100 
 
 Abel Allnutt. Morier, J. * 823 6180 
 
 Ablest man in the world. The. 28 pp. 
 
 Mitchell, E: P. p. 45, z» 823.4711 
 
 Aboard the Mavis. Markham, R: 808.1866 
 
 Aboriginal America. Abbott, J. 973-690 
 
 About, Edmond Francois Valentin (1828- 
 
 1885). The king of the mountains. Tr. by 
 
 M.. L. Booth. 823.6976 
 
 The man with the broken ear. Tr. by 
 
 H:Holt. 823.3436 
 Same. 823 . 6804 
 
 The notary's nose. Tr. by H: Holt. 
 
 823.6836 
 
 Rouge et noir: a tale of Baden-Baden. 
 
 Tr. byE. R. 823.6282 
 
 The story of an honest man. 823.6051 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Appletons' 
 
 journal, v. 3. p.664, **5i.953.— Mazade,C. de. Les 
 id6es lib^rales. (Rev. d. a. Mondes. 2e p6r. v. 22.) 
 p. 727, in **54.255. — Men of the third republic. 
 923.1165. — Monteg^t,]^. Les romans d'A. {Rev. d. 
 a. Mondes. 2e p6r. v. 22.) p. 987, i« **54.227. — Sat- 
 urday rev., V. 59. p. no, ** 52.4841. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 2, in ** 50.1;— 
 Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. i, in ** 50,1*. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 About giants and other wonder people. 
 
 Smithson, I., a«rf Barnes, G: F. 808.1598 
 About money and other things. Craik, Mrs. 
 
 D. M. (M.) 823.5518 
 
 Abram Van Zandt, the man in the picture. 
 
 Lowell, R. T. S. p. II, in 823.1019 
 
 Absentee, The. Edgeworth, M. ** 823.4655 
 Abyssinia. See also Africa, note. 
 
 Dalton, W: The tiger prince; or, ad- 
 ventures in the wilds of Abyssinia. 808 . 870 
 
 Hawkesworth, J: Almoran and Ham- 
 
 et: an oriental tale. (Ivife in Abyssinia.) 
 (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. The British 
 novelists, v. 26.) p. 135, in ** 823.2087 
 
 Johnson, S: History of Rasselas, prince 
 
 of Abyssinia. (L,ife in Abyssinia.) 823.903 
 Note. — See Table d^cennale du "Tour du 
 monde." 1860-1870. p. i, z'n **9i3.i38*. — ^Wilklns, 
 Col. H. St. Reconnoitring in Abyssinia (1867-8). 
 916.129. — Winstanley, W. A visit to Abyssinia. 
 2 vols. 1881. 916.191-2. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2. 1880, p. 2. No. 4, 1884, p. I. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. I. No. 5, 1888, p. I. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 3, in ** 50.1 ; — 
 Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. i, in ** 50.1". 
 
 Acadia. See Nova Scotia. 
 
 Accomplished gentleman. Sturgis,J. 823.1535 
 
 Same. 823.5445 
 
 Achilles Tatius. The loves of Clitopho and 
 
 Leucippe. (Greek romances. Tr. by Rev. 
 
 R. Smith.) p. 349, in 823.2134 
 
 Achsah. Round, W: M. F. 823.1371 
 
 Across the chasm. Magruder, J. 823 . 5607 
 
 Adam, Uncle, pseud. See Wetterbergh, Carl 
 
 Anton. 
 Adam, Mme. Edmond. 5"i?<? Adam, Mme. Ju- 
 liette (Lamber). 
 Adam, yj/w^. Juliette (Lamber). A fascinat- 
 ing woman. (Laide.) 823.4527 
 Adam and Eve. Parr, Mrs. L. (T.) 823.6092 
 Adam Bede. Cross, Mrs. M.. A.(E.) 823.996 
 Adam Dickson. Mason, T: 823.7187 
 Adam Graeme of Mossgray, Memoirs and res- 
 olutions of Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 in 823.5089 
 Adams, Francis Colburn, Siege of Washing- 
 ton, D. C, written . . . for little people. 
 
 808.1700 
 Adams, Herbert Cadwallader. Charlie Luck- 
 en at school and college. 823 . 6333 
 
 Perils in the Transvaal and Zululand. 
 
 808.1618 
 
 Schoolboy honour: a tale of Halminster 
 
 college. 808.1608 
 
 School-days at Kingscourt: a tale of 
 
 1803. 808.1567 
 
 Who was Philip ? a tale of public school 
 
 life. 808.1609 
 
 Adams, J: S. Town and country. 823.2 
 
 Adams, J: T. The lost hunter: a tale of early 
 times. 823.4291 
 
 Adams, M.. An honorable surrender. 
 
 823.4494 
 Adams, Nehemiah. The sable cloud: a south- 
 ern tale with northern comments. 
 
 823.6980 
 Adams, W: H: Davenport. The forest, the 
 jungle and the praine; or, scenes with the 
 trapper and the hunter in many lands. 
 
 808.131 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Bngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Adams, W: H: Davenport. Contin. 
 
 Scenes with the hunter and trapper in 
 
 many lands. 808.129 
 
 Adams, W: Taylor \_Oliver Optic]. Blue and 
 the gray ser. 
 
 Taken by the enemy. 808 . 16S0 
 
 Within the enemy's lines. 808.1536 
 
 On the blockade. 808.1701 
 
 Fighting Joe: a story of the great rebel- 
 lion. 808.511 
 
 ■ The great western series. 6 vols. 
 
 Going west; or, the perils of a poor boy. 808.965 
 Out west; or, roughing it on the Great Lakes. 
 
 808.502 
 I,ake breezes; or, the cruise of the Sylvania. 808.503 
 Going south; or, yachting on the Atlantic coast. 
 
 808.967 
 Down south; or, yacht adventures in Florida. 808.893 
 Up the river; or, yachting on the Mississippi. 
 
 808.963 
 
 Living too fast; or, the confessions of a 
 
 bank officer. 823.5339 
 
 Same. 823.1831 
 
 Our standard-bearer; or, the life of 
 
 General Ulysses S. Grant. 808. 1555 
 
 The sailor boy: a story of the great 
 
 rebellion. 808.512 
 
 The way of the world. 823 . 1918 
 
 • Same. 823.5340 
 
 The Yankee middy : a story of the 
 
 great rebellion. 808.514 
 
 Young America abroad, ist ser. 6 vols. 
 
 Outward bound; or, Young America afloat. 808 .490 
 Shamrock and thistle; or, Young America in Ire- 
 land and Scotland. 808 .492 
 
 Red Cross; or. Young America in England and 
 Wales. 808.493 
 
 Dikes and ditches; or, Young America in Holland 
 and Belgium. 808.489 
 
 Palace and cottage; or, Young America in France 
 and Switzerland. 808.491 
 
 Down the Rhine; or. Young America in Germany. 
 
 808.489 
 
 Young America abroad. 2d ser. 6 vols. 
 
 Up the Baltic; or, Young America in Norway . . . 
 
 808.498 
 
 Northern lands; or, Young America in Russia and 
 
 Prus.sia. 808.495 
 
 Cross and crescent; or, Young America in Turkey 
 
 and Greece. 808.496 
 
 Sunny shores; or, Young America in Italy and Au.s- 
 
 tria. 808.497 
 
 Vine and olive; or, Young America in Spain and 
 
 Portugal. 808.499 
 
 Isles of the sea; or, Young America homeward 
 
 bound. _ 808.494 
 
 The young lieutenant: a story of the 
 
 great rebellion. 808.515 
 
 Adee, Alvey A: The life-magnet. 30 pp. 
 {In Stories by Amer. authors, v. 8.) 
 
 p. 139, z« 823.4709 
 Ad^la Cathcart. MacDonald, G: 823.1060 
 Adelaide and Theodore. 3 vols. Genlis, S. 
 F. (D. de Saint A.), comtesse de. 
 
 ** 823.4688-90 
 Ad^le. Kavanagh, J. 823.909 
 
 Adeler, Ma.^, pseud. See Clark, C: Heber., 
 Adeline Mowbray. Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) 
 
 p. Ill, in 823.6134 
 Adirondack tales, v. i. Murray, W: H: H. 
 
 823.6326 
 Admiral's ward. The. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 823.4569 
 Same. 823 . 5034 
 
 Adolphe. Constant de Rebecque, H. B: 
 
 ** 823.6728 
 Adrian Bright. Caddy, Mrs. — . in 823.5041 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Adrian Vidal. Norris, W: E: in 823.5047 
 
 Same. in 823.5083 
 
 Adrift. Young, J. D. 823.6576 
 
 Adrift in the ice-fields. Hall, C: W. 808 . 1321 
 Adventure in the northwest territory. 25 pp. 
 
 (/« Tales from Blackwood, v. 9.) 
 
 ht ** 823 . 6655 
 Adventure in Thule, An. 39 pp. Black, W: 
 
 823.2885 
 Adventure, Stories of, told by adventurers. 
 
 Hale, E:E. 808.1367 
 
 Adventures in the land of the behemoth. 
 
 Verne, J. 823.5486 
 
 Adventures of a bashful Irishman. (Anon.) 
 
 823.4749 
 Adventures of a brownie. Craik, Mrs. D. M. 
 
 (M.) 808.1461 
 
 Adventures of a casket. Roy, J. J. E. 
 
 823 . 6292 
 Adventures of a Chinaman in China. Verne, 
 
 J. 823.5178 
 
 Adventures of a marquis. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.5883 
 Adventures of a widow. Fawcett, E. 823.4889 
 Adventures of an aide-de-camp. Grant, J. 
 
 823.617 
 Adventures of Ann. Wilkins, M.. E. 808.1932 
 Adventures of Arthur O'Leary. Lever, C: J. 
 
 823.969 
 Adventures of Baron Miinchausen. Raspe, 
 
 R. E. 823.6101 
 
 Adventures of Caleb Williams. Godwin, W: 
 
 823.613 
 
 Same. in 823 . 6263 
 
 Adventures of Captain Blake. Maxwell, W: 
 
 H. 823.1124 
 
 Adventures of Captain Hatteras. 2 pts. Verne, 
 
 J. 823.7126 
 
 Adventures of Captain Mago, The. Cahun, L. 
 
 823.6392 
 Adventures of Dick Onslow among the red- 
 skins. Kingston, \V: H: G. 808.1554 
 Adventures of Don Quixote. Cervantes Saa- 
 
 vedra, M. de. 823.6896 
 
 Same. 823.6897 
 
 Adventures of early discoverers. Humphrey, 
 
 F..A. 808.1905 
 
 Adventures of Gil Bias of Santillane. Le 
 
 Sage, A. R. 823.2137 
 
 Same. 823.4287 
 
 Adventures of Hajji Baba. Morier, J. 
 
 823.4280 
 
 Same. * 823.6183 
 
 Adventures of Hajji Baba, of Ispahan, in 
 
 England. Morier, J. * 823.6184 
 
 Adventures of Harry Marline. Porter, D: D. 
 
 823.6142 
 Adventures of Harry Richmond. Meredith, 
 
 G: S23.5275 
 
 Adventures of Herbert Massey in eastern 
 
 Africa. Cameron, V. H: L. 808.1433 
 
 Adventures of Joseph Andrews. Fielding, H: 
 
 823.557 
 Sajne. 823.6149 
 
 Adventures of Mr. Ledbury and his friend 
 Jack Johnson. Smith, A. 823.1451 
 
 Adventures of Mr. Verdant Green. Bradley, 
 E: 823.117 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Adventures of Oliver Twist. Dickens, C: 
 
 J:H. 823.5300 
 
 Same. 823.5334; 823.6352; 823.6935 
 
 Adventures of Peregrine Pickle. Smollett, T. 
 
 G: 823.1472 
 
 Adventures of Philip. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 823.1571 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5002-3 
 
 Adventures of Prince Lazybones, and other 
 
 stories. Hays, ilfny. H. . 808.1355 
 
 Adventures of Reuben Davidger. Greenwood, 
 
 J. 823.6018 
 
 Adventures of Rob Roy. Grant, J. 823.647 
 Adventures of Roderick Random. Smollett, 
 
 T. G: 823.1473 
 
 Adventures of Telemachus. Fdnelon, F. de 
 
 S. delaM. 823.6211 
 
 Adventures of three Englishmen and three 
 
 Russians in southern Africa. Verne, J. 
 
 823.6973 
 Adventures of Ulysses, The. Lamb, C: 
 
 in 823.5562 
 Aerial voyages. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Up in the clouds; 
 
 or, balloon voyages. 808.1281 
 
 Same. {In his Tales of adventure.) 
 
 in 808.1268 
 
 Verne, J. Five weeks in a balloon. 
 
 823.6924 
 The mysterious island. 823.5784 
 
 Note.— Vor recent accounts, see Bibliography. 
 Mansfield, C: B. Aerial navigation. (Books consult- 
 ed, pp. 493-496.) 533.8.— ly'a^rostation pendant le 
 Si6ge de Paris. (Rev. d. d. Mondes. 2e p^r. v. 90.) p. 
 612, in ** 54.295.— Glaislier, J., ed. Travels in the air, 
 by Glaisher, Flammarion, de Fonvielle, andTissan- 
 dier. * 533. II. — Pettijjrew, J. B. Various modes 
 of flight in relation to aeronautics. 9 pp. (Smithson- 
 ian kep., 1867.) p. 325, !«•** 500.22.— Tumor, C. H. 
 Astra castra. Experiments and adventures in the 
 atmosphere. 1865. * 533.12. 
 
 See also "Aeronautics" in Catalogues of this 
 I<ibrary. No. 2, 1880, p. 3. 
 
 See also under "Aeronautics" in Poole's Index 
 (to 1882). p. 8, in ** 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 
 1887. p. 3, in ** 50. I*. 
 
 Afghan knife, The. Sterndale, R. A. 
 
 823.6468 
 Afghanistan. 
 
 Grant, J. Colville of 'The Guards.' 
 
 823.5681 
 
 Duke of Albany's Own Highlanders. 
 
 823.4796 
 
 — Same. 823.5679 
 
 Only an ensign: a tale of the retreat 
 
 fromCabul. 823.643 
 
 Henty, G: A. For name and fame; or, 
 
 through Afghan passes. 808.1472 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 261, in 821.228 
 Note.— See Bibliography. Boston Pub. Lib. 
 Bulletin, v. 4. pp. 34-5, m ** 17.135.— Rodenbough, 
 T. F. Afghanistan and the Anglo-Russian dis- 
 pute. 1885. (Authorities, pp. 131-133.) 958.10.— 
 McCarthy, J. H. England under Gladstone, 1880- 
 1885. in 942.1294.— Malleson, Col. G. B. History 
 of Afghanistan (to 1878). Map. 958.11.— Yule, Cb/. 
 Article "Afghanistan" in Encyclop. Britann., v. i. 
 •* 32.18. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 3, 1882 p. 2. No. 5, i888, p. 2. 
 
 No. 4, 1884, p. 2. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 9-10, in ** 
 So.i-r-Same. Jan. i. i88»-Jan. i, 1887. p. 3, in ** 
 50.1*. 
 
 Afloat and ashore. Cooper, J. F. 823.289 
 
 Eug-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Afloat in the forest. Reid, Capi. T: M. 
 
 808.436 
 Afraja. MUgge, T. 823.6809 
 
 Africa. See also notes under Abyssinia. — Al- 
 geria. — Carthage. — Egypt. — Madagascar. — 
 Mauritius. — Zululand. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Hunting the lions; 
 
 or, the land of the negro. 808 . 1286 
 
 Same. {In his Tales of adventure.) 
 
 «■« 808.1268 
 
 Du Chaillu, P. B. My Apingi kingdom; 
 
 with life in the great Sahara, and sketches 
 of the chase of the ostrich, hyena, &c. 
 
 808.691 
 Stories of the gorilla country. 808.799 
 
 Haggard, H: R. Allan Quatermain. 
 
 823.7154 
 
 Allan's wife. 823.6987 
 
 Maiwa's revenge. 823.5530 
 
 Knox, T: W. Boy travellers in the far 
 
 East, Pt. 5. 808.1839 
 Boy travellers^n-the Congo. 808.1843 
 
 Marryat, Capt. F: The mission; or, 
 
 scenes in Africa. 808.775 
 
 Same. 808.1500 
 
 Ober, F: A. The Knockabout Club in 
 
 north Africa. 808 . 1 924 
 
 Wentworth, W. Kibboo Ganey; or, the 
 
 lost chief of the copper mountain. 
 
 808.1537 
 Africa, Central. 
 
 Belot, A. The black Venus: a tale of 
 
 the dark continent. (Sequel to Thirst for 
 the unknown. ) 823 . 5793 
 
 Haggard, H: R. King Solomon's mines. 
 
 823.7157 
 
 McCabe, J. D. Our young folks in 
 
 Africa. Adventures in Algeria, and in 
 south central Africa. 808. 1874 
 
 Mayo, W: S. Kaloolah; or, joumeyings 
 
 to the Didbel Kumri: an autobiography of 
 Jonathan Romer. 823 . 1 144 
 
 Stanley, H: M. My Kalulu, prince, 
 
 king and slave. 808. 1420 
 
 Soudanese war. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Blue lights; or, hot 
 
 work in the Soudan. 823.6622 
 
 Grant, J. Playing with fire. 823.6523 
 
 Africa, Eastern. See also Ahy&simaL. — Egypt. 
 
 Cameron, V. H: L. Adventures of Her- 
 bert Massey in eastern Africa. 808.1433 
 
 Slavery. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Black ivory: a tale 
 
 of adventure among the slavers of east 
 Africa. 808.453 
 
 Gorilla hunters: a tale of the wilds of 
 
 Africa. 808.211 
 
 Africa, Northern. See also Egypt. — Carthage. 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Tales of Algeria. 916.95 
 
 Kingston, \V: H: G. Saved from the 
 
 sea; or, the lo.<?s of the "Viper" and the ad- 
 ventures of her crew in the great Sahara. 
 
 808.349 
 
 Mayo, W: S. The Berber; or, the 
 
 mountaineer of the Atlas: a tale of Mo- 
 rocco. 823.1143 
 
 Reid, Capi. T: M. The boy slaves. 
 
 808.422 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION' 
 
 808.1496 
 
 "Hydra;" 
 
 808.1495 
 
 823.5074 
 
 808.756 
 808.432 
 808.1463 
 808.1466 
 in south 
 823.6580 
 
 Eingrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Africa, Southern. See also Zululand. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Settler and savage. 
 
 808.206 
 Six months at the Cape. 808. 1550 
 
 Bleek, W. H. I. Reynard the Pox in 
 
 south Africa. * 899 . 15 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Off to the wilds. 
 
 808.1183 
 Same. 
 
 Frith, H: Hunting of the 
 
 or, the phantom prahu. 
 
 Haggard, H: R. Jess. 
 
 Same. 823.5075; 823.6591; 823.7156 
 
 Henty, G: A. By sheer pluck: a tale of 
 
 the Ashanti war. 808 . i486 
 
 • Hogg, J. Singular letter from southern 
 
 Africa. 13 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, 
 V. 5.) in** 823^6651 
 
 Reid, Capt. T: M. Bush-boys. 
 
 Giraffe hunters. 
 
 The vee-boers. 
 
 The young yagers. 
 
 Sheldon, L. V. An I. D. B. 
 
 Africa. 
 
 Verne, J. Adventures of three Eng 
 
 lishmen and three Russians in southern 
 Africa. 823.6973 
 
 Diamond fields of .—'Bu&aA.Q, C: A simpleton. 
 
 823.1983 
 
 Africa, Western. 
 
 Collingwood, H. The Congo rovers: a 
 
 story of the slave squadroon. 808 . 1706 
 
 Du Chaillu, P. B. The country of the 
 
 dwarfs. 808.693 
 
 Lost in the jungle. 808.692 
 
 Wild life under the equator. 808.694 
 
 Oilman, J. B. The drifting island; or, 
 
 the slave-hunters of the Congo. 808. 1689 
 
 Henty, G: A. By sheer pluck, 
 
 808.1486 
 
 Homer, A. N. Red ruin: a tale of 
 
 west African river life. 823 .7212 
 
 Note. — ^For historical narratives (early travelers), 
 see Le Vaillant, F. 1 780-85. (Interior, via Cape of 
 Good Hope.)— Park, Mungo. 1795-97. (Interior.) 
 in 823.5026.— Barrow, Sir J: 1797-98. (Interior 
 Southern.)— Latrobe, C.J. 1815-16. (Southern.)— 
 Lyon, Capt. G. F. 1818-30. (Northern.) 
 
 For recent travels and explorations, see [Denham, 
 MaJ. D., and Clapperton, Capt. H. 1822-24. 
 (NorthandCentral.)— Clapperton, 1838. (Soccatoo.) 
 — Barth, H. 1849-55. (North and Central.)] — 
 Bnel, J. W. Heroes of the dark continent, and how 
 Stanley found Emin Pasha. 1889. 916.177.— Du 
 Chaillu, P. B. Explorations in equatorial Africa. 
 1871. 916.45. — Emiu Pasha (Dr. Schnitzer) in cen- 
 tral Africa: being a collection of his letters and 
 journals. Ed. by Prof. G. Schweinfurth, and others. 
 1889. 923.1875.— Keltie, J. S.,<frf. The story of Emin's 
 rescue as told in Stanley's letters. 1890. 816.47. — 
 Little, H: W. Henry M. Stanley: his life, travels 
 and explorations. 1890. 923.1974. — Liivlngstone, 
 Dr. D: Mission travels and researches in south 
 Africa. (1857.) 916.54; — Narrative of an expedition 
 tothe Zambesi. 1858-1864. 916.44; — Last journals in 
 central Africa. (1865-73.) 066.1; — Same. 016.49; — 
 Personal life of, being unpublished journals, corre- 
 spondence, etc. Ed. by Blaikie. ^20.220.— Mac- 
 kenzie, J: Austral Africa: losing it or ruling it. 
 2 vols. i8S7. 968.3-4.— Schweinrortb, Dr. G. A. 
 Heart of Africa. 2 vols. 916.21-2. — Stanley, H: M. 
 How I found Livingstone. (1872.) 916.176; — Through 
 the dark continent. 2 vols. (1878.) 916.47-8; — The 
 Congo, and the founding of its free state. 1885. 
 2 vols. 916.164-5;— In darkest Africa. 2 vols. 1890. 
 •916. 184 -5.— Taylor, B. The lake regions of cen- 
 
 Bnglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Africa, Westetn. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 tral Africa. 1885. 916.182.— Taylor, G: L. The new 
 Africa: its discovery and destiny. 56 pp. 1888. 
 916. 179. — Ward, H. Life among the Congo savages. 
 (Human sacrifices.) {Scribner's mag., Feb. 1890.) 
 pp. 135-56, in * 51 .5102*. — Wauters, A. J. Stanley's 
 ^nin Pasha expedition. Maps. 1890. 916.178. 
 5'«« a/50 Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 4. No. 4, 1884, pp. 2-3. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 2. No. 5, 1888, p. 2. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 10-13, "» ** 
 50.1; — Same. Tan. i,i8S2-Jan. i, 1887. p. 4, in ''=*5o.i^ 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. 0/ State.) 
 **350-5496'-^. 
 After dark, and other stories. Collins, W: W. 
 
 823.249 
 After many days. Tiernan, Mrs. F. C. (F.) 
 
 823.5928 
 After shipwreck. Owen, Mrs. J. A, 
 
 823.6945 
 After the ball. 12 pp. Opie, Mrs. A. (A. ) 
 
 p. 363, in 823.6136 
 After-dinner stories. Balzac, H. de. 823.5587 
 Afterglow. Lathrop, G: P. 823.1996 
 
 Against heavy odds. Boyesen, II. H. 808. 1703 
 Against the stream. Charles, >/J/r.y. E-- (R-) 
 
 823 . 202 
 Agamenticus. Tenney, E. P. 
 Agatha Page. Henderson, I: 
 Agatha's husband. Craik, Mrs. 
 
 823.1549 
 823.5750 
 
 D. M. (M.) 
 823.5832 
 823.6313 
 
 *» 823.6716 
 
 Age of chivalry. Bulfinch, T : 
 
 Agincourt. James, G: P. R. 
 
 Agnes. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.5030 
 
 Agnes Hilton, Hoffman, M.. I. 823.769 
 
 Agnes of Sorrento. Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.2038 
 
 Agnes Sorel. James, G: P. R. 823.5058 
 
 Same. 823 . 5059 
 
 Agnes Surriage. Bynner, E. L. 823.7169 
 
 Agnew, Cora. Peerless Cathleen: an Eng- 
 lish society story. 823 . 4 
 
 Aguilar, Grace. The days of Bruce: a story 
 from Scottish history. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.5398 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823 . 5-6 
 
 Home influence. 823 . 7 
 
 Home scenes and heart studies. 823 . 8 
 
 The mother's recompense: a sequel to 
 
 Home influence. 823.9 
 
 The vale of cedars; or, the martyr. 
 
 823 . 10 
 
 Woman's friendship. 823.11 
 
 Ahsahgunushk Numamahtahseng. 91 pp. 
 
 Herbert, H: W: p. 309, in 823.4253 
 
 Aidd, Hamilton. Carr of Carrlyou. 2 vols. 
 
 (in I). 823.2368 
 
 Introduced to society. in 823.5145 
 
 Same. ?« 82^.5187 
 
 A nine-days' wonder. 823 . 5828 
 
 Penruddocke. 823.5823 
 
 Aikin, J:, and Barbauld, Mrs. A.. Letitia 
 
 (Aikin). Evenings at home; or, the juve- 
 nile budget opened. 808.1664 
 Aimard, Gustave. The gold-seekers: a tale 
 of California. Ed. by Percy B. St. John. 
 (And) The treasure of pearls ; a romance 
 of adventures in California. 823.7008 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. 
 
 Aims and obstacles, 
 
 Contin. 
 James, G: P. R. 
 
 in 823.6247 
 
 Ainslie, Herbert, pseud. See Maitland, E. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: Harrison (1805-1882). Auriol; 
 
 or, the elixir of life. {Also) A night's 
 
 adventure in Rome (1830). 823.27 
 
 Beau Nash ; or, Bath in the eighteenth 
 
 century. 823.5790 
 
 Boscobel; or, the royal oak: a tale of 
 
 the year 1651. 823,5601 
 
 Cardinal Pole; or, the days of Philip and 
 
 Mary. 823.5606 
 
 The constable of the tower. 823 . 5605 
 
 Crichton. 823.16 
 
 The flitch of bacon; or, the custom of 
 
 Dunmow: a tale of English home. 823 . 17 
 
 Guy Fawkes; or, the gunpowder treason. 
 
 823.18 
 
 Jack Sheppard. 823 . 19 
 
 James the Second. 823.20 
 
 John Law, the projector. 823.5602 
 
 The Lancashire witches : a romance of 
 
 Pen die forest. 823 . 2 1 
 The leaguer of Lathom: a tale of the 
 
 civil war in Lancashire. 823 . 5603 
 
 Life and adventures of Mervyn Clith- 
 
 eroe. 823 . 22 
 
 The Lord Mayor of London; or, city life 
 
 in the last century. 823 .5604 
 
 Mervyn Clitheroe, Life . . .of. 823 . 22 
 
 The miser's daughter: a tale. 823 . 23 
 
 The mysteries of the court of Queen 
 
 Anne. 823.5912 
 
 A night's adventure in Rome. ( With 
 
 his Auriol. ) in 823 . 27 
 
 Old St. Paul's: a tale of the plague and 
 
 the fire. 823 . 24 
 
 Same. * 823.6014 
 
 Ovingdean Grange: a tale of the south 
 
 downs. 823.25 
 
 Rookwood: a romance. (With memoir 
 
 and biog. sketch of A.) 823.26 
 
 Same. 823.5625 
 
 Saint James's; or, the court of Queen 
 
 Anne. 823 . 28 
 
 The spendthrift: a tale. 823.29 
 
 The Star-chamber: an historical ro- 
 mance. 823.30 
 
 Tower of London. 823 . 5825 
 
 Windsor Castle. • 823 . 32 
 
 Note. — For his life and writing.s, see Appletons' 
 
 joum., V. 8. pp. 152-54, in *■■* 51.958. — Stephen's 
 Diet, of national biog., v. i. ** 920.330*. 
 
 •'Airy fairy Lilian." Hungerford, Mrs. M. 
 
 823.740 
 
 Akerman, J: Yonge. {A., J: Y.) Tales of 
 other days. 823 . i 
 
 Contents: — The magic phial; or, an evening at 
 Delft.— Tale of the civil wars.— Friar Rush.— Ghys- 
 brecht, the free-lance. — The three suitors. — The 
 fifth of November. — A tale of the low countries. — 
 Trial by battle.— The castle of Stauffenberg.— The 
 brothers. — Roger Clevelly. — Haviland Hall. 
 
 Alarc6n, Pedro Antonio de. Black eyes. 
 12 pp. Tr. by Mrs. F.. C. Henderson. (/« 
 Henderson, Mrs. F.. C, Dundei^iksborg 
 . . . ) p. 175- «« 823.6534 
 
 The tall woman. Tr. by RoUo Ogden. 
 
 34 pp. (/» Modern ghosts.) 
 
 p. 79, ?■« 823.7349 
 
 Ilnglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Alaska. Allen, W. B. The Red Mountain of 
 
 Alaska. 808.1912 
 
 Note.— See Badlam, A. The wonders of Alaska. 
 
 1890. 9177.620. — Bibliography. Bancroft, H. H. 
 
 History of the Pacific states, v. 28: Alaska. 
 
 (1730-1885. Authorities quoted, pp. xxiii-xxxviii.) 
 
 * 970.97. — Elliott, H: W. Our arctic province, 
 
 Alaska and the Seal islands. 1887. 9177.608. — 
 
 Murphy, T: G. History of Alaska. (From the 
 
 Alaska Times.) 977.161. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this lyibrary. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 5. No. 4, 1884, p. 4. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 3. No. 5, 1888, p. 3. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 18, in ** 50.1; — 
 Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. i, 1887. p. 6, in ** 50. r^ 
 
 See also Catalogue of govt. pubs, of the U, S. 
 
 (1774-1881). p. 1246, in ** 15.202 
 
 Alba's dream and other stories. 823.5816 
 
 Contents: — Alba's dream. — A message. — How 
 
 Percy Bingham caught his trout. — The legend of 
 
 Friar's Rock. — The wild rose of St. Regis. — ^Jane's 
 
 vocation. — A sweet revenge.— The Wolf-tower. — 
 
 Juliette.— A silent courtship.— The little chapel at 
 
 MonamuUin. 
 
 Albert, M.. A hidden terror. 823.4983 
 
 Albert Lunel. 3 vols, (in i). Brougham, 
 
 Lord -a.'. V: ** 823.6685 
 
 Same. 3 vols. 823 . 6441-3 
 
 Albert Travers, Fortunes of. Berrington, 
 
 B. S. 823.7197 
 
 Albrecht. Bates, A. 823.6951 
 
 Alcestis. Cornish, Mrs. — . 823.806 
 
 Alcock, Deborah. The czar: a tale of the 
 
 time of the first Napoleon. 823.5909 
 
 Genevieve: a story of old France. 
 
 823.7196 
 
 The Spanish brothers: a tale of the six- 
 teenth century. 823.1184 
 
 Same. 823.5910 
 
 Under the southern cross: a tale of the 
 
 new world. 823 . 1 183 
 
 Alcott, L.. May. A garland for girls. 
 
 808.1462 
 
 Contents: — May flowers.— An ivy spray and ladies' 
 
 slippers. — Pansies. — Water-lilies. — Poppies and 
 
 wheat. — Little button-rose. — Mountain-laurel and 
 
 maidenhair. 
 
 Independence: a centennial love story. 
 
 ( With her Silver pitchers. ) itt 823 . 34 
 
 Modern Mephistopheles. 823.1997 
 
 Moods. 823.33 
 
 Same. 823.4295 
 
 Silver pitchers. {And) Independence: a 
 
 centennial love story. 823 . 34 
 
 Contents.— SWv^v pitchers.— Anna's whim.— Trans- 
 cendental wild oats. — The romance of a summer 
 day.— My rococo watch.— By the river.— Letty's 
 tramp.— Scarlet stockings.— Independence: a cen- 
 tennial love story. 
 
 Work: a story of experience. 823.35 
 
 Alcove, The. Abbott, J. ?« 808.587 
 
 Alden, Mrs. I.. (McDonald). [Pansy.'] The 
 
 Chautauqua girls at home. 808. 1511 
 
 The hall in the Grove. 808. 15 12 
 
 Alderbrook. Judson, Mrs. E. (C.) 823.908 
 Aldrich, T: Bailey. Marjorie Daw and other 
 
 people. 823.6926 
 
 Contents:— ^ar^^vi^ Daw.— A Rivermouth ro- 
 mance. — Quite so.— A young desperado. — Miss 
 Mehetable'a son.-A struggle for life.— The friend 
 of my youth.— Mademoiselle Olympe Zabriski.— 
 P^reAntoine's date-palm. 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories. 823.36 
 
 Cb»/tfM/i.— Marjorie Daw.— Miss Mehetabel's son. 
 
 — Our new neighbors at Ponkapog.— A midnight 
 fantasy.— Mademoiselle Olympe Zabriski.— A strug- 
 gle for life. — P^re Antoine's date-palm.— Quite so.— 
 A Rivermouth romance.— The little violinist. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Aldrich, T: Bailey. Contin. 
 
 Prudence Palfrey: a novel. 823.37 
 
 The Queen of Sheba. 823 . 38 
 
 ' Story of a bad boy. 808.283 
 
 Alec Forbes of Howglen. MacDonald, G: 
 
 823.5372 
 
 Same. 823 . 2637 
 
 Alexander, Mrs., pseud. See Hector, Mrs. 
 
 Annie (French). 
 Alexander, Francesca \_Francesca\. The story 
 
 of Ida. Epitaph on an Etrurian tomb. Ed. 
 
 byJ:Ruskin. 45 PP- «» 823.5038 
 
 Alfgar the Dane. Crake, ^^r/. A. D. 823.5655 
 Alger, Horatio, yJK. Boyhood and manhood 
 
 series: Abraham Lincoln, the backwoods 
 
 boy. 808.1324 
 
 From canal boy to president. 808. 1054 
 
 Algeria. See also Africa, note. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. The pirate city: an 
 
 Algerine tale. 808 . 1275 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Tales of Algeria. 
 
 916.95 
 
 La Ram^e, L. de. Under two flags. 
 
 823.1830 
 
 McCabe, J. D. Our young folks in 
 
 Africa. 808.1874 
 
 Yonge, CM.. A modem Telemachus. 
 
 (Captivity of Baroness Bourke. ) 823 . 5760 
 
 See Catholic World, July, 1881. p. 509, in 282.100. 
 
 Note. — See Playfair, Sir R. ly. Bibliography. 
 (Roy. Geograph. See. Suppl. papers, v. 2. pp. 127-430. 
 Lond., 1888.) *9io.52oi".— Morell, J:R. Algeria: 
 the topography and history, political, social and 
 natural, of French Africa. Map. Illus. 1854. 965.2.— 
 Palszky, 'P.,comp. The tricolor on the Atlas; or, 
 Algeria and the French conquest. 1854. 965 .1. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 21-2, in ** 
 50.1. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-18S9. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350.549(5'-''. 
 
 Alhambra, The. Irving, W. 823.1807 
 
 Alice. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer-. 823 . 5931 
 Alice Doane's appeal. 16 pp. Hawthorne, 
 
 N. p. 279, in 824.414 
 
 Alice Learmont. Craik, Mrs. J). M. (M.) 
 
 823.5651 
 
 Same. in 823.330; in 823.5508 
 
 Alice Lorraine. Elackmore, R: D. 823.3916 
 
 Same. 823.5836 
 
 Alice Sherwin. M., C. J. " 853.1376 
 
 Alice's adventures in Wonderland. Dodgson, 
 
 C: L. 808.688 
 
 Alicia Warlock, and other stories. Collins, 
 
 W:W. 823.6386 
 
 Alide. Lazarus, E. 823.964 
 
 Aline. Durand, Mme. A. M. C. (H.) 
 
 823.7046 
 Alkahest, The. Balzac, H. de. 823.5208 
 
 All alone. Theuriet, A. 823.5598 
 
 All for love. Dupuy, E. A. 823.490 
 
 All for the best. Holt, E. S.. 808. 15 16 
 
 All in the dark. Le Fanu, J. S. 823 . 6438 
 
 All sorts and conditions of men. Besaut, W. 
 
 823.3719 
 Allan Quatermain. Haggard, H: R. 823.5072 
 
 Same. 823.7154 
 
 Allan's wife and other tales. Haggard, H: R. 
 
 823.6987 
 Allen, Grant. For Maimie's sake: a tale of 
 
 love and dynamite. in 823 . 5052 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Allen, Grant. Contin. 
 
 In all shades: a novel. 823.5447 
 
 This mortal coil. 823 . 6624 
 
 Allen, H. N., tr. Korean tales: collection of 
 
 stories tr. from the Korean folk-lore, 
 together with introductory chapters descrip- 
 tive of Korea. 823 . 6535 
 Contents: — Introductory. The country people and 
 government. — Descriptive. Sights in and about the 
 capital. — The rabbit and other legends. Stories of 
 birds and animals. — The enchanted wine jug; or, 
 why the cat and dog are enemies. — Ching Yuh and 
 Kyain Oo: the trials of two heavenly lovers. — Hy- 
 ung Bo and Nahl Bo; or, the swallow-king's re- 
 ward. — Chung Yang: the faithful dancing-girl 
 wife. — Sim Chung: the dutiful daughter.— Hong Kil 
 Tong; or, the adventures of an abused boy. 
 
 Allen, R: Miss Eaton's romance: a story of 
 the New Jersey shore. 823 . 7028 
 
 Allen, Willis Boyd. The Red Mountain of 
 Alaska. 80S.1912 
 
 Allingham, Althea. Marshall, E. In four 
 reigns. 823.5770 
 
 "All's dross but love." 64 pp. Lancaster, A. 
 E. 823.5490 
 
 All's for the best. Arthur, T. S. 823.6975 
 
 Allworth Abbey. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. 
 (N.) 823.1474 
 
 Alma. Marshall, 3Trs. E. (M.) 823.7138 
 
 Almeria. Edgeworth, M. ht 823.507 
 
 Same. p. 273, ** 823.4652 
 
 Almoran and Hamet. Hawkes worth, J: 
 
 p. 135, in ** 823.2087 
 
 Alone. Terhime, 3Irs. M.. V. (H.) 823.1550 
 
 Aloys. Auerbach, B. 823.4346 
 
 Alps. See also Switzerland, note. 
 
 Abbott, J. Rambles among the Alps. 
 
 {In his Harper's story books, v. 7.) 
 
 z« 808.586 
 Note. — See Catalogties of this Library. 
 
 No. 5, 
 
 No. 2, 1S80, p. 7. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 4. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. 
 Alroy. Disraeli, B: 
 Although he was a lord, and 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . 
 Same. 
 Alton Locke. Kingsley, C: 
 Alvira the heroine of Vesuvius. 
 
 J. 
 Amadis of Gaul. 3 vols. 
 
 p. 5. 
 
 pp. 24-25, i» ** 
 
 p. 9, zw**50.i-. 
 823.458 
 other tales. 
 2« 823.5049 
 in 823.5075 
 823.931 
 O'Reilly, A. 
 823.1222 
 Lobeira, V. de. 
 ** 823.6893-5 
 Amazon, The. Dingelstedt, F., Freiherr v. 
 
 823.6825 
 Amazon, The. Vosmaer, C. 
 
 Sam,e. 
 Amber Gods and other stories. 
 
 Mrs. H. E.. (P.) 
 Ambitious woman. An. Fawcett, 
 
 823.4804 
 823.5089 
 Spofford, 
 823.4199 
 E. 
 
 823.6436 
 
 823.6560 
 
 823.555 
 
 Same. 
 Amelia, History of. Fielding, H: 
 
 Same. 823 . 615 1 ; 823 . 7069 
 
 America. See also notes under British North 
 
 America. — Central America. — Indians. — 
 
 New England. — South America. {Also) 
 
 Hunting . . . adventures. 
 Abbott, J. Aboriginal America. {Am.. 
 
 hist., v. I.) 973 690 
 Discovery of America. {Am. hist., 
 
 v. 2.) 973.691 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Contin, 
 
 English Fiction 
 
 America. Contin. 
 
 Brinton, D. G. 
 
 world. 1876. 
 
 Butterworth, H 
 
 of America. 
 
 Longfellow, H: 
 
 3 vols. 
 
 Scheie de Vere, M. R. B 
 
 of American history. 1872 
 
 The myths of the new 
 
 291.19 
 
 Young folks' history 
 
 970.67 
 
 W. Poems of places. 
 
 821.206-7; 821.210 
 
 The romance 
 
 970.30 
 
 Wright, H. C. Children's stories iu 
 American history . 808 . 1 695 
 
 Note.— See Ford, P. L. Bibliograpliy, cata- 
 logues, and reference lists on America. (Ltb.Jour., 
 V, 13. pp. 37-40.) in** i9.24'>.— Watson, P. B. Bib- 
 liography of the pre-Columbian discoveries of 
 America. 38 pp. {Lib. Jour., v. 6. 1881.) p. 227, 
 in** 19.21.— Maps of America, 154&-1600. (Bost.Pub. 
 X,ih. Bulletin, No. 41, PP- 205-7.) tn ** 17.135.— Win- 
 8OP, ].,ed. Narrativeandcriticalhistory of America. 
 8 vols. 1889. * 97o.i27>-». (Critical notes on 
 sources of information and accounts of the cartog- 
 raphy of the country follow many chapters.) v. i. 
 contains the following bibliographical notes by the 
 editor: Americana in libraries and bibliographies; 
 Early descriptions of America and collective ac- 
 counts of the early voyages thereto; The progress of 
 opinion respecting the origin and antiquity of man 
 in America; Bibliography of aboriginal America; 
 Comprehensive treatises on American antiquities: 
 Bibliographical notes on the industries and 
 trade of the American aborigines, on American 
 linguistics, on the myths and religions of America; 
 Archceological museums and periodicals. *97o. 127*. 
 For antiquities of America, see Publications of 
 the Smithsonian Institution. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this I<^ibrary. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 7, 8. No. 4, 1884, pp. 6, 7. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 4, 5. No. 5, 1S88, pp. 5, 6. 
 
 American, The. James, H :, /r. 823 . 883 
 
 American baron, The. De Mille, J. 823 . 5844 
 American coin. By the author of "Aristoc- 
 racy." 823.7236 
 American girl's home book of work and play. 
 Campbell, Mrs. H.. (S.) 808.1313 
 American history. 8 vols. Abbott, J. 
 
 973.690-97 
 American history. Stories of Dodge, N. S. 
 
 808.1675 
 American Humane Educational Society. See 
 
 Animals, note. 
 American literature. See Literature. 
 American notes. Dickens, C: J. H. 
 
 p. 601, in 823.4968 
 Same. 823.5331 
 
 American penman. An. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 823-5444 
 American pioneers and patriots. See Abbott, 
 
 J: S. C. 
 American politician. An. Crawford, P. M. 
 
 823.4873 
 Am^ro, Constant, Joint author. See Tis- 
 
 sot,V: 
 Ames, Lucia True. Memoirs of a millionaire. 
 
 823.6556 
 
 Amicis, Edmondo de. Cuore: an Italian 
 
 schoolboy's journal. Tr. by I. F. Hapgood. 
 
 808.1657 
 Amid the corn . By the author of " The even- 
 ing and the morning." 3 vols. 823 . 1987-9 
 V. I. The Christmas party. 
 V. 2. The Whitsuntide visit. 
 V. 3. The bridegroom and the bride. 
 Amis and Amilouu. Weber, H: W: 
 
 p. 367, in * 821.1240 
 Among the hills. Pointer, E. F.. 823.1857 
 Among the pines. Gilmore,J. R. 823.608 
 
 !Englisli Fiction 
 
 Among the Turks. 
 
 Contin. 
 Cameron, V. H: L. 
 
 808.1585 
 
 Amongst machines. Lukin, J. 808.630 
 
 Amorassan. Lewis, M. G. p. 107, ?'« 823.4275 
 Amos Kilbright. Stockton, F. R: 823.5764 
 Amulet, The. Conscience, H. 
 
 p. 157, in 823.5707 
 Anaconda, The. 56 pp. Lewis, M. G. 
 
 p. 49, ?■« 823.4275 
 Anastatius. 3 vols. Hope, T: * 823.2057-9 
 Ancient regime, The. 3 vols. James, G: P. R. 
 
 * 823.6403-5 
 Anderdon, W: H: Antoine de Bonneval: a 
 tale of Paris in the days of St. Vincent de 
 Paul. 823.39 
 
 Andersen, Hans Christian. (1805-1875.) 
 Danish fairy legends and tales. Tr. by 
 Caroline Peachey . 808 .771 
 
 Contents.— 'the wild swans.— The ugly duckling.— 
 The little mermaid.— The storks.— The nightingale. 
 —Little Ida's flowens.— The swineherd.— Ole I.uck- 
 oie; or, the dustraan.—The daisy.— The buckwheat. 
 — The emperor's new clothes. — The real princess. — 
 The top ftnd the ball.— The garden of Paradise.- 
 The fir-tree.— Mother Elder.— Elfin-mount.— The 
 snow-queen. — Holger the Dane. — Tommelise.— Great 
 Oaus and little Clans.- The constant tin soldier. 
 —The naughty boy.— The angel.- Theclogs of for- 
 tune. — The shepherdess and the chimney-sweeper. 
 — The tinder-box. — The red shoes. — The fellow- 
 travellers.— The leaping-match.— The rose-elf.— The 
 flyinf^-trunk.— The old street lamp.— The little 
 match girl.— The neighbours.— The bell.— The 
 darning-needle. — Little Tuk. — The shadow. — The 
 old house.— The flax.— The drop of water.— The 
 happy family. — The falsecollar.— Story of a mother. 
 —The history of the year.— The world's fairest 
 rose.— A picture from the castle ramparts.— " Quite 
 true."— The swans' nest. — Good humour.— Gnef of 
 heart. — "Everything in its place."— The nisse at 
 the grocer's.— A thousand years hence.— Under the 
 willow-tree. — A vision of the last day. 
 
 The improvisatore (life in Italy). Tr. 
 
 by M.. Howitt. 823.4223 
 
 The man from Paradise (poem). 7 pp. 
 
 {In Bushby, Mrs. — , tr. The Danes, 
 
 ... V. I.) p. 305. in 823.6444 
 
 Morten Lange. A Christmas story. 
 
 10 pp. {In Bushby, Mrs. — , tr. The 
 Danes . . . v. i.) p. 199. "^ 823.6444 
 
 Fairy tales. (Complete collection.) Tr. 
 
 by Mrs. H. B. Paull. 808.1928 
 
 The goloshes of fortune, and other 
 
 stories. Tr. by H. W. Dulcken. 808.600 
 
 Con/if«if.r.-— The goloshes of fortune.— The oldstreet 
 lamp.— Theelf-hill.— Theloveliest rose inthe world. 
 —The swineherd.— Something.— The buckwheat.— 
 The rose-elf. 
 
 O. T.: a Danish romance. 823.67S8 
 
 The old church bell, and other stories. 
 
 Tr. by H. W. Dulcken. 808.605 
 
 Contents:— 'X\ic^ old church bell.— A story from the 
 .sand-dunes.— The last dream of the old oak tree.— 
 The Psyche. — My boots. 
 
 Only a fiddler: a Danish romance. 
 
 823.4219 
 
 The sand-hills of Jutland (and other 
 
 stories). 823.4182 
 
 Contents:— "t^cy^ sand-hills of Jutland.— The mud- 
 king's daughter.— The quickest runners.— The bell's 
 hollow. — Soup made ofa sausage-stick. — The neck 
 of a bottle.— The old bachelor's nightcap.— Some- 
 thing.— The old oak tree's last dream.— The wind 
 relatesthe story of WaldemarDaaeand his daugh- 
 ters.— The girl who trod upon bread.— 016, the 
 watchman of the tower.— Anne Lisbeth; or, the 
 apparition of the beach.— Children's prattle.— A 
 row of pearls.— The pen and the inkstand.— The 
 child in the grave.— Charming. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Andersen, Hans Christian. Contin. 
 
 Stories. 57 pp. {In Scudder, H. E., 
 
 comp. The children' s book.) 
 
 p. 154, i7i 808.1882 
 
 Stories for the household. 808. 1323 
 
 The two baronesses. 823.4006 
 
 Same. 823.6635 
 
 Note.—VoT life and writings see Andersen, H. C. 
 
 Story of my life. 1876. 928.83. — Brandes, G. (In 
 Azj Eminent authors of the 19th cent.) 1S86. p. 61, 
 »■« 809.67. 
 
 5^e a/io Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 37, ** 50.1. 
 Andersonville violets. Collingwood, H. W. 
 
 823.7320 
 Andreas Hofer. Llundt, Mrs. C. (M. ) 
 
 823.6265 
 
 Andreds- weald. Crake, Rev. A. D. 823.5654 
 
 Andrews, Fanny \_El2ey Hay\. A mere 
 
 adventurer. 823 . 5842 
 
 Andrews, J.. The seven little sisters who 
 
 live on the round ball that floats in the air. 
 
 808.1428 
 Angel of the bells, The. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 823.5097 
 Angela's fortune. Theuriet, A. 823.5550 
 
 Animals. See also Hunting. — Natural his- 
 tory, note. 
 
 Church, E. R. Home-animals. 808.1597 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. Stories of the sa- 
 gacity of animals. Cats and dogs. 596. 106 
 
 The horse and other animals. 
 
 808.1445 
 
 Newton, Rev. R: Bible animals and the 
 
 lessons taught by them. 808. 1722 
 
 Sewell, A.. Black Beauty: his grooms 
 
 and companions. Ed. by the American 
 Humane Education Society. 808.1697 
 
 Tolstoi, Count L. N. Tales from zool- 
 ogy. 14 pp. (/« his The long exile, etc.) 
 
 p. 187, «■« 808.1348 
 
 Wood, J: G: Routledge's picture book 
 
 of animals. 808.1883 
 
 Note.— See Baker, Sir S: W. Wild beasts and 
 their ways. Illus. 1890. 590.126. — Bamum, P. T. 
 The wild beasts, birds and reptiles of the world. 
 1889. *590.ii7. — ^Beaugrand, C: The walks abroad 
 of two young naturalists. 590 .1 14. — Bibliography. 
 In Lindsay, W. L. Mind in the lower animals in 
 health and disease, v. 2. 1875. pp. 399-418, zn 590.41. 
 — Broderip, W. J: Zoological recreations. 1862. 
 590.26. — Buckland, F. T. Curiosities of natural 
 hist. 4 series. 1868-73. D 4.62-5. — Buckley, A. 
 B. Life an4 her children: glimpses of animal 
 life. 1881. 590. 67' — The winners in life's race. 
 1883. 596.39.— Gould, C: Mythical monsters. 1886. 
 ♦590.104. — Hehn, V. The wanderings of plants 
 and animals from their first home. 1888. 580.87. — 
 Holder, C. F. The ivory king: the elephant and 
 its allies. 1886. 599.107;— Living lights: account of 
 phosphorescent animals and vegetables. 1887. 
 590.106; — A strange company, wonder-wings, mul- 
 lingongs, colossi, etc. Illus. 1888. 590.118. — tnger- 
 soll, E., a«rfo/A«rj. Habits of animals. 1882. 590.- 
 115.— I-ankester, E. R. Uses of animals to man. 
 636.33.— Lee, Mrs. R. Anecdotes of the habits and 
 instincts of birds, reptiles and fishes. 1876. 590.34. 
 — Menault, E. Wondersof animal instinct. 158.2. 
 — Oswold, F. L. Zoological sketches. 1883. 596. 
 38.— Simmonds, P. L. Dictionary of useful ani- 
 mals and their product. 590.97. — Smith, H. A. 
 Animals, birds and fishes. 1887. * 590. 107. — Wil- 
 son, A. Facts and fictions of zoology. (Humboldt 
 i,!*., No. 29.) 1882. i'«824.327.— Wood, J. G. Strange 
 dwellings. 1872. D 4.67;— Trespassers. D4.70. 
 
 5^«a/jo Natural history. — Zoology in Catalogues 
 of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 163; 256. No. 4, 1884, p. 19S; 324. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 130; 209. No. 5, 1888, p. 263; 391. 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Anna Kar^nina. Tolstoi, Count L. N. 
 
 823.5241 
 Annals of a baby. Stebbins, Mrs. S.. (B.) 
 
 823.4529 
 Annals of a quiet neighbourhood. MacDonald, 
 G: 823.1061 
 
 Annals of a sportsman. Turgenef, I. S. 
 
 823.4910 
 Annals of the parish. Gait, J: 823.4191 
 
 Annan water. Buchanan, R. W: 823.5116 
 Anne. Woolson, C. F. 823.4468 
 
 Anne Furness. Trollope, Mrs. F.. E. (T.) 
 
 823 . 6002 
 
 Anne Judge, spinster. 3 vols. Robinson, F: 
 
 W: 823.4128-30 
 
 Anne of Geierstein. Scott, Sir \V. 823 . 1392 
 
 Same. 
 Anne Sdverin. 
 
 p. 291, tn ** 823.6033 
 
 Craven, Mme. P. (de la F.) 
 
 823.6842 
 
 Annie Kilburn. Howells, W: D. 823.5541 
 
 Annouchka. Turgenef, I. S. 823.4901 
 
 Another's crime. Hawthorne, J. C. 823.5752 
 
 Anson, W. S. W., ed. Epics and romances of 
 
 the middle ages. Adapted from the work 
 
 of Dr. W. Wagner by M. W. MacDowall. 
 
 823.6146 
 Anstey, F., pseud. See Guthrie, F: Anstey. 
 Antarctic regions. See also Arctic regions, 
 note. 
 
 Poe, E. A. Narrative of A. Gordon 
 
 Pym. ( With his The prose tales.) 
 
 in 823.1921 
 Note.— See Bibliogrraphy. Chavanne, J., and 
 others. Die Litteratur iiber die polar-Regionen der 
 Erde. 1878. • 16.214. — Enderby. Discoveries in 
 the Antarctic ocean. 1833. (Roy. Geog. Soc. Journal, 
 V. 3.) p. 105, in ** 910.3.— Hartwig, G. The polar 
 world (popular). 1881. 919.112. — Laugel, A. Le 
 p61e austral et les expeditions antarctiques. {Rev. 
 a. d. Mondes. 2e p6r. v. i.) p. 802, m ** 54.206. — 
 Weddell, J. Vovages towards the south pole. (1822- 
 24.) *♦ 9191 .25.— Wilkes, C: U. S. exploring expedi- 
 tion. 1838-42. V. 1. p. 133; V. 2. p. 281, in *• 910.70-1. 
 Anteros. Lawrence, G: A. 823.954 
 
 Antipodes, Zigzag journeys in the. Butter- 
 worth, H. 808.1815 
 Antiquary, The. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1393 
 Same. ** 823 . 6024 
 Antoine de Bonneval. Anderdon, W: H. 
 
 823.39 
 Antoinette. 2 vols. Blyth, M. P. 
 
 823 . 7206-7 
 Antoinette. Ohnet, G. 823.6676 
 
 Antonia. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. (D.) 
 
 823.6790 
 Antomna. Collins, W: W. 823 . 250 
 
 Antonio di Carara. A Paduan tale. 79 pp. 
 {In Tales from Blackwood, v. 10.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6656 
 Antony Brade. Lowell, R. T. S. 823 . 1018 
 Aphrodite. Eckstein, E. 823.6981 
 
 Apologue, An. 11 pp. Shorthouse, J. H: 
 
 p. 307, /« 823.5438 
 
 Apostate. The. Daudet, E. 823.6501 
 
 April day, An. Jephson, P. P. in 823.4993 
 
 April hopes. Howells, W: D. 823.5522 
 
 Apuleius, Lucius, Madaurensis. Works of 
 
 Apuleius: comprising the Metamorphoses; 
 
 or, golden ass. — ^The God of Socrates. — The 
 
 Florida. {And) His defence; or, a discourse 
 
 on magic. New tr. Added, A metrical 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £n^lisli Fiction. Contiti. 
 Apuleius, Lucius, Madaurensis. Contin. 
 version of Cupid and Psyche. {And) Mrs. 
 Tighe's Psyche: a poem in six cantos. 
 (Bohn's lib.) 1888. 823.2116 
 
 Arabella Stuart. (Time of James I. of Eng- 
 land, ) 3 vols. James, G: P. R. 
 
 * 823.6406-8 
 Arabesques. Greenough, Mrs. S.. D. 
 
 823.665 
 Arabia, etc. 
 
 Church, A. J: Stories of the magicians. 
 
 Thalaba and the magicians of the Dom- 
 daniel, Rustem and the genii, Kehama and 
 his sorceries. 823 . 5663 
 
 Clerk, Mrs. G., tr. 'Ilam-en-Nas. 
 
 Historical tales ... of the time of the 
 early Khalifahs. 823.1836 
 
 Same. 953-12 
 
 Ebers, G. Homo sum. (The anchor- 
 ite spirit — in the deserts and rocks of the 
 Sinaitic peninsula.) 823.4525 
 
 Same. 823.4063 
 
 Laboulaye, E. R. L. Abdallah; or, the 
 
 four-leafed shamrock. 833.4100 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 167, 821.228 
 Same. in * 821.231 
 
 Palgrave, W: G. Alkamah's cave: a 
 
 story of Nejd. p. 303, in 915.365 
 
 Note. — See Cricliton, A. History of Arabia, an- 
 cient and modem. Map. lUus. 2 vols. 1S40. 953.8-9. 
 —Doughty, C: M. Travels in Arabia Deserta. 
 Map. lUus. 2 vols. 18S8. 915.352-3.— lianar, E: 
 W: Arabian society in the middle ages. 1883. 
 962.23.— Myers, A. B. R. Life with the Hamram 
 Arabs (chiefly sporting). 1876. 915.366.— Ruete, 
 Mrs. E. Memoirs of an Arabian princess. 1888. 
 923.1953. — Taylor, B. Travels in Arabia. 18S7. 
 915.354. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2. 18S0, p. II. No. 4, 1884, p. II. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 8. No. 5, 1888, p. 21. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 49-50, in 
 ** 50.1;— Sajne. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 17-18, 
 in ** 50.1*. 
 
 Arabian days' entertainments. HauflF, W. 
 
 823.4327 
 
 Arabian nights' entertainments. (In Weber, 
 H: Tales of the east, v. i.) in ** 823.6230 
 
 Arabian nights' entertainments: additional 
 tales. (/« Weber, H: Tales of the east, 
 V. 2.) p. 725, in ** 823.6231 
 
 Arabian nights' entertainments. Saine as 
 The thousand and one nights. 
 
 Arabian nights' entertainments. See Thous- 
 and and one nights, note. 
 
 Arblay, Mme. Francisca (Burney) d'. 1752- 
 1840. Cecilia; or, memoirs of an heiress. 
 3 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. 
 The British novelists, vols. 40-42.) 
 
 ** 823.2101-3 
 
 Evelina; or, the history of a young 
 
 lady's introduction to the world. 2 vols, 
 (in i). 823.1911 
 
 Same. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 
 (A.), ed. The British novelists, vols. 38-39. ) 
 
 ** 823.2099-2100 
 
 Note.— "Pot her life and writings, jz-ifMacaulay, 
 
 T: B. Miscl. essays, p. 728, in 824.68.— Stephen, 
 
 L. Diet, of nat. biog., v. 2. ** 920.330=.— Woolsey, 
 
 S..C..,ed. Diary andletters. 2 vols. 928.363-4. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1S82). pp. 50, 51, in 
 ** 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1,1887. p. 18, «» 
 •*5o.i>. 
 
 Eng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Arbouville, Mme. Sophie (de Bazancourt) d'. 
 Christine: a Dutch story. Tr. by F: Hard- 
 man. 85 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood, V. 6. ) ifi ** 823 . 6652 
 
 The village doctor. 77 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 5.) in ** 823.6651 
 
 Arcadia, Countess of Pembroke's. Sidney, 
 Sir P. 823 . 6639 
 
 Archer, E. M. Betwixt my love and me. 
 
 in 823 . 5069 
 Archibald, Malmaison. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 823.5684 
 Archie Lovell. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 in 823 . 2815 
 Same. 823.5807 
 
 Archipelago on fire, The, Verne, J. 
 
 in 823 . 5064 
 Arctic Crusoe. St. John, P. B. 808.374 
 
 Arctic regions. See also notes under Antarc- 
 tic regions ; — Eskimos. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Fast in the ice. 
 
 808.673 
 
 Same. 808.1284 
 
 World of ice ; or, the whaling cruise 
 
 of ' ' The Dolphin. " 808 . 265 
 
 Knox, T: W. Voyage of the " Vivian " 
 
 to the north pole and beyond. 808. 1845 
 
 St, John, P. B, The Arctic Crusoe: a 
 
 tale of the polar sea. 808.374 
 
 Schwatka, F: The children of the cold. 
 
 808.1673 
 
 Verne, J. At the north pole. 823 . 5537 
 
 The desert of ice; or, the further 
 
 adventures of Captain Hatteras. 823.6S79 
 
 The English at the north pole. 
 
 823.6880 
 
 The field of ice. 823.4343 
 
 The fur country, 2 pts. 823. 688 1-2 
 
 Note. — See Bibliogrraphy. Chavanne, J., and 
 others. Die Litteratur Uber die polar-Regionen der 
 Erde. 1878. ** 16.214.— Hartwig, G: Heroes of the 
 Arctic regions, from "The polar world." 1S88. 
 919.110 ; — The Polar world : a popular description of 
 man and nature in the Arctic and Antartic regions 
 of the globe. 1886. 919. 121. — Jeannette expedi- 
 tion, 1879-1882. (Petermann's Mittkeilungen, v. 28.) 
 p. 241, in ** 910.317. — Liaurldsen, P: Vitus Bering: 
 the discoverer of Bering strait. (Russian explo- 
 rations, 1725-1743.; 1889. 9191.89.— Markham, A. H. 
 Northward ho! 1879. 9191.93;— A polar recon- 
 naissance: being the voyage of the "Isbjom" in 
 1879. 919. 1 18. — Markham, C. R. Life of John 
 Davis the navigator, 1550-1605, discoverer of Davis 
 straits. 925.94. 
 
 For attempts to discover a North-west passage, j^tf 
 AUibone's Diet, of authors, v. 1. p. 633, in ** 803.6 
 .S"^^a/w Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 12. No. 4, 1884, p. 13. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 10, No. 5, 1888, p. 23. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882J. pp. 55-56, in 
 ** 50.1 ;— Same. From Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 20, 
 in ** 50. 1 -. 
 
 See also Catalogue of gov't pubs, of the U. S. to 
 
 March, 1881. *♦ 15.202. 
 
 Arden Court. Graham, B. /« 823.5012 
 
 Ardis Claverden. Stockton, F. R: 823.7417 
 
 Argles, Afrs. M., now Hungerford, Mrs. 
 
 Margaret, 
 Argonauts of North Liberty. Harte, F, B. 
 
 823.5286 
 
 Argyle, A.. The Cecilias ; or, the force of 
 
 circumstances, 823.6124 
 
 Olive Lacey: a tale of the Irish rebellion 
 
 of 1798. 823.41 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 10 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contm. 
 Ariadne. Durand, Mme. A. M. C. (H.) 
 
 823.2326 
 Ariadne. La Ramde, L. de. 823 . 1814 
 
 Ariosto, Lodovico. Tales from Ariosto. Re- 
 told for children by A lady. 808 . 777 
 Contents: — The story of the Princess Angelica. — 
 The story of Ginevra. — The story of Ruggfiero and 
 Bradamante. 
 
 Aristocracy. (Anon.) 823.7237 
 
 Arius, the Libyan. Kouns, N. C. 823.7239 
 Armadale. Collins, W: W. 823.251 
 
 Arminell. Gould, S. Baring-. 823.6577 
 
 Armitt, Annie. In shallow waters. 
 
 in 823.4975 
 Armorel of Lyonesse. Besant, W. 823 . 7163 
 Armourer of Paris. 83 pp. Smith, A. 
 
 p. 333, ?■» 823.1449 
 Army society. Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) 
 
 in 823.5040 
 
 Arne. Bjornson, B. 823.4218 
 
 Same. 823 . 4364 
 
 Arnold, G: Why Thomas was discharged. 
 
 25 pp. {In Stories by Amer. authors, v. 5.) 
 
 p. 142, in 823.4706 
 
 Arnold's promise. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5123 
 Around a spring. Droz, A. G. 823.4042 
 
 Around the golden deep. Reeder, A. P. 
 
 823.5343 
 Around the world m eighty days. Verne, J. 
 
 823.3105 
 
 Same. S23.6918 
 
 Arr, E. H., pseud. See Rollins, Mrs. Ellen 
 
 Chapman (Hobbs). 
 Arrom, iJ/ir.?. Cecilia (BohldeFaber). \_Fernan 
 Caballero.'] La Gaviota-the sea-gull; or, 
 the lost beauty. 823.6892 
 
 The old and the new; or, three souls too 
 
 good for this world. {In Zimmern, H.., 
 andK. Half-hours with for. novelists, v. 2.) 
 
 in 823-6614 
 Art novels. (Art life, aesthetics, etc.) 
 
 Barnard, C: The soprano: a musical 
 
 story. 823 . 6632 
 
 English art. 
 
 Collins, W: W. Hide-and-seek. 823.257 
 
 Leaves from Leah's diary. {In his 
 
 After dark and other stories. ) in 823 . 249 
 
 Edwardes, Mrs. A. Archie Lovell. 
 
 823.5807 
 
 Same. {With her heah.) 
 
 in 823.2815 
 
 Fothergill, J, The first violin. 
 
 823.586 
 
 Thackeray, W: M. The Newcomes. 
 
 {Works, y. i.) 823.1578 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5000-1 
 
 German art. 
 
 Drew, C. Lutaniste of St. Jacobi's. 
 
 823.1847 
 
 Heyse, J. L. P. Children of the world. 
 
 3 vols. 823.6455-7 
 
 Italian art. 
 
 Colonna the painter. A tale of Italy 
 
 and the arts. {In Tales from Blackwood, 
 v. I.) in ** 823.6647 
 
 Hawthorne, N. The marble faun. 2 vols. 
 
 823.4362-3 
 Same. ■ 823.6553-4 
 
 iEngrlisli Fictioii. Contin. 
 Art novels. (Art life, aesthetics, etc.) Contin. 
 Italian art. Contin. 
 
 Jameson, Mrs. A. . Diary of an ennuy^e. 
 
 914. 26S 
 
 Vosmaer, C. The amazon. 823.4804 
 
 Note. — See " Fine Arts" in Catalogues of this 
 
 Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 83. No. 4, 1884, p. 104. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 71. No. 5, 1888, p. 139. 
 
 Arthur, King. See England, Arthurian era. 
 Arthur, Timothy Shay. All's for the best. 
 
 823.6975 
 
 The Latimer family, and other temper- 
 ance stories. 823.5911 
 
 The mill and the tavern. 823.5758 
 
 Orange blossoms: fresh and faded. 
 
 823.5688 
 
 The strike at Tivoli mills; and what came 
 
 of it. 
 
 The wife's engagement ring. 
 
 Arthur. Sue, M. J. 
 
 Arthur Blaue. Grant, J. 
 
 Arthur Bounicastle. Holland, J. G. 
 
 Arthur Merton. Porter, D: D. 
 
 Arthur Mervyn. 2 vols. Brown 
 
 Same. 
 Arthur Monteith. 
 
 Arthur O'Leary, Adventures of 
 
 823.5622 
 
 S23.5757 
 
 823.6298 
 
 823.618 
 
 S23.7S5 
 
 823.6503 
 
 C:B. 
 
 823.137-8 
 
 823.6201-2 
 
 Blackford, 3frs. — . 
 
 in 823.6584 
 
 Lever, C: J, 
 
 823.969 
 
 823.659 
 
 Mrs. E. D. 
 
 823.1475 
 
 823.6573 
 
 823.2790 
 
 823.5080 
 
 in 823 . 5084 
 
 19 pp. Hunger- 
 
 in 823.4981 
 
 in 823.4982 
 
 823.363 
 
 823.4914 
 
 823.7250 
 
 ). 823.234 
 
 823.7161 
 
 808.1520 
 
 Artiste. Grant, M. M. 
 
 Artist's love, The. Southworth, 
 E. (N.) 
 
 Artists' wives. Daudet, A. 
 
 Arundel motto. Hay, M.. C. 
 Sa^ne. 
 
 As Avon flows. Vince, H: S. 
 
 "As it fell upon a day." 
 ford, Mrs. M. 
 Same. 
 
 As it may happen. Davis, R. S. 
 
 As it was written. Harland, H: 
 
 As 'tis in life. Delpit, A. 
 
 Asbury twins, The. Clarke, R. . 
 
 Ascanio. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 Ashcliffe Hall. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 Ashmore, Annie. Faithful Margaret. 823.42 
 
 Asia. See also notes under Afghanistan, — 
 Asia Minor, — Assyria, — Babylon, — Caucas- 
 us, — China, — India, —Japan, — Persia, — Tur- 
 key. [Also) Hunting . . . adventures. 
 
 Dalton, W: Phaulcon the adventurer; 
 
 or, the Europeans in the east. 823 . 6082 
 
 White elephant; or, the hunters of Ava 
 
 and the king of the golden foot. 808 . 872 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Middy and ensign: a tale 
 
 of the Malay peninsula. 808. 1222 
 
 Same. 823*5740 
 
 Hearn, L. Stories of Moslem lands. 
 
 22 pp. {In his Stray leaves . . . ) 
 
 p. 169, in 823.4791 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 vols. 1-3. 3 vols. 821.227-9 
 
 Asia, Central. 
 
 Geddie, J : Beyond the Himalayas : a 
 
 story of travel and adventure in the wilds 
 of Thibet. 808. 11 84 
 
 Ker, D. Lost city. 808.136X 
 
ENGLISH FICTIDN 
 
 11 
 
 BNGLISH FICTION 
 
 flngrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Asia, Central. Contin. 
 
 Lubomirski, Prince. Safar-Hadgi ; or, 
 
 Russ and Turcoman . 823 . 2330 
 
 Reid, Capt. T: M. Plant hunters; or, 
 
 adventures among the Himalaya moun- 
 tains. 808.430 
 
 The cliflF-climbers. (Sequel to "The 
 
 plant hunters.") 808.757 
 
 Secret of the Lamas: a tale of Thibet. 
 
 823.7076 
 l^ote. — See Curzon, G: N. Russia in central Asia 
 in 18S9, and the Anglo-Russian question. 1889. 
 (Bibliog^raphy, pp. 440-68.) 914.127. — Lansdell, H. 
 Russian central Asia. 2 vols. 1885. (Bibliogra- 
 phy, in V. 2, pp. 654-84.) 915.323-4.— Bibllograpliy. 
 Murray, H. Discoveries and travels in Asia. 3 
 vols. 1820. (List of authorities, etc., in v. 3, pp. 
 487-513-) *9i5-337-9- — Bonvalot, G. Through the 
 heartofAsiaover the Pamir to India. 2 vols. 1S89. 
 915. 340-1 .—T ay loi-, B. Central Asia. i88g. 915.348. 
 — Wardrop, O. The Kingdom of Georgia. (With, 
 bibliography.) 18S8. 915.367. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2. iSSo, p. 14. No. 4, 1884, p. 15. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. II. No. 5, 1888, p. 25. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 67, 68, in 
 ** $0.1;— Same. Jan, i, iSS2-Jan. i, 1S87. pp. 24, 25, 
 in *^ 50.1^. 
 
 Asia Minor. See also notes under Arabia. — 
 Assyria. — Persia. — Syria. 
 
 Eckstein, E. Aphrodite: a romance of 
 
 ancient Hellas. (551 B. C.) 823.6981 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 821.228 
 
 Note.— See Stcrrett, J. R. S. The Wolf expedi- 
 tion, 1884-5. (Archseolog. Inst, of Amer. Papers, 
 etc., V. 3.) * 956.35;— An epigraphical journey in 
 Asia Minor, 18S3-4. * 956. 34. — Colliguon, M. Voy- 
 age en Asie-Mineure. {^Rev. d. d. Mondes. se p6r. 
 V. 37, P- 150; V. 38, p. 891. ** 54-351. 352. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. No. 3, 1882, 
 p. 11; No. 4, 18S4, p. 15; No. 5, 1888, p. 25. 
 
 S^<; a/50 Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 68, 7»**50.i; — 
 Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 25, 7« ** 50.1^. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1S80-1885; 
 18S6-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs, £>epi. 0/ State.) 
 ** 350-5496»"^. 
 
 Askaros Kassis the Copt, De Leon, E. 
 
 823.4048 
 
 Aslauga's knight. 42 pp. La Motte-Fouqu^, 
 
 F. H. K: ?■» 823.5196 
 
 Same. p. 169, in 823.4762 
 
 Asmodeus. Le Sage, A. R. 823 . 6872 
 
 Aspasia. 2 vols. Hamerling, R. 
 
 823.4312-13 
 Aspendale. Preston, H. W. 823.1275 
 
 Aspern papers. James, H: 823.5780 
 
 Asphodel. Maxwell, 3Irs. M.. E.- (B.) 
 
 823.1589 
 
 Same. 823 . 2415 ; 823 . 5045 
 
 Assunta Howard. Salter, E. 823.5961 
 
 Ass'ya. Turgenef, I. S. p. 123, in 823.5763 
 
 Assyria. See also Babylon, note. 
 
 Melville, G: J: \V.— Sarchedon, A le- 
 gend of the great queen. [Semiramis, 13th 
 cent. B. C] {With his Brookes oi Bridle- 
 mere.) «■»** 823.4662 
 
 Kate.— See Bibliography. Ragozin, Z. A. 
 Story of Assyria. (Principal works consulted, pp. 
 xiii-xvi.) 1887. 935.16. — Triibner&Co. Cat. of lead- 
 ing books on Egypt . . , and on Assyria . . . 1881. 
 **ii.35i. — Kaulen, F. Assyrien uud Babylonien 
 nach den neuesten Entdeckungen. 18S5. 935.13. — 
 Ranke, L. V. Universal history. Ed. by G:W. 
 Prothero. 18S5. 909.169.— Rawllnson, G: Five 
 great monarchies. 3' vols. 1873. * 930.33-5. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, i88c, p. 14. No. 5, 18S8, p. 25. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. II. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Assyria. Contin. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 69, in ** 50.1; 
 — Satne. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 25, in ** 50. i''. 
 
 Aster, W: Waldorf. Sforza: a story of Milan. 
 
 823.7015 
 Astronomy. See also Moon, note. 
 
 Abbott, J. Rollo's philosophy — sky. 
 
 808.910 
 
 Ball, 5"i> R. S. Star-land. 808.1602 
 
 Flammarion, C. Uranie. 823.7257 
 
 Note. — See Bibliographies. Chambers, G. F. 
 
 Handbook of descriptive astronomy. (Bibliography, 
 pp. 850-873.) 1S77. * 523-33. — Holden, E. S. On 
 reference catalogues of astronomical papers, etc. 
 II pp. (Smithsonian Institution. Misc. coll., v. 20.) 
 1881. p. 95, in ** 500-160.— Pritchett, H. S. Hand 
 list for student of astronomy. 4 pp. (St. Louis 
 Pub. Lib.) in ** 16.223. — Proctor, R. A. Article 
 "Astronomy " in Encyclop. Brit., v. 2. (Bibliog- 
 raphy, p. 720.) in *■* 32.272. — Clerke, A. M. Popu- 
 lar hist, of astronomy during the 19th cent. 1885. 
 520.49. — Dun Echt Observatory: Publications. 
 3 vols. 1876-85. **522.26-8.— Frith, H. Marvels of 
 astronomy. 520.44. — Houzcau, J. C. Fabulous as- 
 tronomy. 6 pp. (Pop. science, v. 35. June, 1889.) 
 p. 194, tn * 505.469*. — Lick Observatory. Publi- 
 cations. V. I. 18S7. ** 522.19. — Lockyer, J. N. 
 Star-gazing. Past and present. 1878. 522.29. — 
 Oliver, J: A. W., and others. Astronomy for ama- 
 teurs. 1888. 522.33. — Parkes, S. H. Unfinished 
 worlds. 1888. 520.50. — Proctor, R. A. Easy star 
 lessons. 522.13; — Expanse of heaven. D 4.34;— 
 Half-hours with the stars. 524.2; — Mysteries of time 
 and space. 520.34; — Myths and marvels of astron- 
 omy. 521.4; — New star atlas. 524.1; — Other worlds 
 than ours. 523.6. — Serviss, G. P. Astronomy 
 with an opera glass. 1889. 522.22.— Young, C: A. A 
 text-book of general astronomy. 1888. 522.25. 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 14, 15. No. 4, 1884, pp. 15, 16. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. II, 12. No. 5. 18S8, pp.25, 26. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 70, 71, in ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 18S7. pp. 26, 27, i» 
 ** 50. 1-. 
 At a high price. Biirstenbinder, E. 
 
 823.4991 
 
 Same. 823.6704 
 
 At an old chateau. Macquoid, Mrs. K.. S. 
 
 823.6461 
 At any cost. Mayo, Mrs. I.. (F.) ?'» 823.4995 
 Same. z« 823.5202 
 
 At bay. Hector, Mrs. A. (T?.) 823.4839 
 
 Same. 823.4981; 823.4982 
 
 At fault. Smart, H. 823.7129 
 
 At her mercy. Payn, J. 823.5952 
 
 At his gates. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.4831 
 
 Same. 823.5018 
 
 At last. Kingsley, C: 823.5746 
 
 At last. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. (H.) 823.1551 
 
 At odds. Tautphoeus, J. (M.) Freiherrin von. 
 
 823.1797 
 At the councillor's. John, E. 823.2775 
 
 At the north pole. Verne, J. 823 .5537 
 
 At the world's mercy. James, Mrs. F. A. (P.) 
 
 «» 823.4993 
 At war with herself. Brame, Mrs. C, M. (L.) 
 
 823.5100 
 Same. 823.5128 
 
 At ye Grene Griffin. Holt, E. S.. 823.7102 
 Athens. Eddv, D. C. Walter in Athens. 
 
 808.1651 
 
 Atherton, Mrs. Gertrude Franklin (Horn). 
 
 \^Frank Lin.'\ Los Cerritos: a romance of 
 
 the modern time. 823 . 7006 
 
 What dreams may come. 823.7359 
 
 Atlantic, Rollo on the. Abbott, J. 808.919 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 12 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Attach^, The. Haliburton, T: C. 823.687 
 Attila. James, G: P. R. 823.848 
 
 Same. 823.7020 
 
 Attorney, The. Irving, J: T. 823.4025 
 
 Aubert Dubayet. Gayarrd, C: E. A. 823.4624 
 Auer, Adelheid von, pseud. See Cosel, C. 
 
 von. 
 Auerbach, Berthold. Aloys. Tr. by C: T. 
 
 Brooks. 823.4346 
 
 The axe. 13 pp. {In Zimmern, H.., and 
 
 A. Half -hours with foreign novelists.) 
 
 in'^ 823.6613 
 
 Black Forest village stories. Tr. by C: 
 
 Goepp. 823.5730 
 
 Contents:— t^a^ gawk.— The pipe of war.— Manor- 
 House Farmer's Vefela. — Nip-cheeked Tony. — Good 
 government. — The hostile brothers.— I vo, the gentle- 
 man. — Florian and Crescence.— The Lauterbacher. 
 
 Brigitta. Tr. by C.Bell. 823.4045 
 
 The convicts and their children. Tr. by 
 
 C: T. Brooks. 823.7092 
 
 The foresters. 823.4002 
 
 German tales. 823 . 7013 
 
 Co«^^«^5.— Christian Gellert's last Christmas. — 
 
 The step-mother. — Benigna. — Rudolph and Eliza- 
 beth.— ©rdmutha. 
 
 The "good hour;" or, evening holiday. 
 
 Tr. by H. W. Dulcken. 823.5626 
 
 Joseph in the snow. 823.4347 
 
 Landolin. Tr. by A. B. Irish. 823.6791 
 
 The little barefoot. Tr. by E- B. Lee. 
 
 823.3053 
 /M«*rfairoaj The barefoot maiden. 
 
 Lorley and Reinhard. Tr. by C: T. 
 
 Brooks. 823 . 6792 
 
 Master Bieland and his workmen. Tr. 
 
 by E. Hancock. 823.4590 
 
 Same. 823.6629 
 
 On the heights. Tr. by S. A. Stem. 2 
 
 vols. 823.5642-3 
 
 Poet and merchant : a picture of life 
 
 from the times of Moses Mendelssohn. Tr. 
 by C: T. Brooks. 823.6793 
 
 Spinoza. Tr. by E. Nicholson. 
 
 823.4576 
 
 The villa on the Rhine ; with a bio- 
 graphical sketch of the author by Bayard 
 Taylor. 2 vols. 823.4333-4 
 
 Issued also as Villa Edeu : the country house on 
 the Rhine. 
 
 Waldfried: a novel. Tr. by S. A. Stern. 
 
 823.6628 
 Same. 823.6794 
 
 Note. — 5^« article on " Auerbach" in the Nation, 
 V. 41, Aug. 1885. p. 179, in »* 51 .740. 
 
 Aulnay Tower. Teufel, Mrs. B. W. (H.) 
 
 823.4898 
 Aulnoy, Marie Catherine (Jumelle de Berne- 
 
 ville), comtesse d'. Fairy Tales. Tr. by J. 
 
 R. Planch^. 808.1927 
 
 Aunoy, comtesse d'. See Aulnoy, M. C. (J. de 
 
 B.), comtesse an . 
 Aunt Margaret. Abbott, J. /« 808.588 
 
 Aunt Patty's scrap-bag. Hentz, Mrs. C. L. 
 
 (W.) 823.751 
 
 Same. in 823 . 758 
 
 Aunt Rachel. Murray, D: C. 2« 823.5105 
 Aunt Serena. Teufel, Mrs. B. W. (H.) 
 
 823.1863 
 Aurelian. 2 vols. Ware, W: 823.1648-9 
 
 Aurifodina. Peck, G: W. ** 823.6717 
 
 Eugrlisli Fiction, Contin. 
 Auriol. Ainsworth, W: H. 823 . 27 
 
 Aurora. Tincker, M.. A. 823.4905 
 
 Aurora Floyd. Maxwell, Mrs, M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.5066 
 Same. 823.5904 
 
 Austen, J.. (1775-1817). Emma: a novel. 
 
 823.43 
 
 Mansfield Park. 823.44 
 
 Northanger Abbey. ( With her Pride 
 
 and prej udice. ) in 823 .5341 
 
 Same. {And) Persuasion. 823.2012 
 
 Persuasion. ?« 823.47 
 
 Sam,e. in 822.2012 
 
 Pride and prejudice. {And) Northanger 
 
 Abbey. 823.5341 
 
 Sense and sensibility. 823.5536 
 
 Same. {And) Persuasion. 823.47 
 
 Note. — For her life and writings, see Black- 
 
 vrood'8 mag. v. 86. p. 99, tn **52.i84. — Bou- 
 cher, I,. Le roman classique en Angleterre. (Jiev. 
 d.d.Mondes. 3ep6r. 1878. v. 29.) pp. 449-67, t« ** 
 54-343- — Forsyth's "Novels and novelists." 820.35. 
 — Harper's monthly, v. 41. p. 225. i>» ** 51.436. — 
 Maiden, Mrs. S. F. (Life of) Jane Austen. (Fam. 
 women ser.) 1889. 928.695. — Stephen, I,. Diet, of 
 nat. biog. v. 2. p. 259, in ** 920. 320^. 
 
 Austin, Mrs. J.. (Goodwin). Cipher: a ro- 
 mance. 823.5827 
 
 ■ The Desmond hundred. 823.6626 
 
 Dr. Le Baron and his daughters: a story 
 
 of the old colony. 823 . 73W) 
 
 ■ Mrs. Beauchamp Brown. 823.6625 
 
 Moonfolk: a true account of the home 
 
 of the fairy tales. 808 . 396 
 
 A nameless nobleman. 823.5786 
 
 Nantucket scraps : being the experiences 
 
 of an off-islander, in season and out of 
 season, among a passing people. 823.5674 
 
 The shadow of Moloch mountain. 
 
 823.5835 
 
 Standish of Standish : a story of the 
 
 pilgrims. 823.6543 
 
 Austin Elliot. Kingsley, H: 823.937 
 
 Austin Friars. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. (C.) 
 
 823.1321 
 Australasia. Knox, T: W. The boy travel- 
 ers in Australasia. 808. 1842 
 Australia. See also note under Pacific ocean. 
 
 Gordon, W: J: The captain-general: 
 
 being the story of the attempt of the Dutch 
 to colonize New Holland. 823 . 7045 
 
 Howitt, W: Boy's adventures in the 
 
 wilds of Australia. 8 1 8 . 1 93 
 
 Verne, J. Voyage around the world : 
 
 Australia. 823.5546 
 
 Life and -manners. 
 
 Bowman, A. The kangaroo hunters. 
 
 808.892 
 
 Farjeon, B: L. The golden land. 
 
 808.1711 
 Grif ; a story of Australian life. 
 
 823.545 
 Joshua Marvel. 823 . 5860 
 
 Eraser, J. Uncle Piper of Piper's Hill. 
 
 823.6370 
 
 Keyser, A. An exile's romance ; or, re- 
 alities of Australian life. 823 . 7391 
 
 Kingsley, H: The Hillyars and the Bur- 
 tons. 823.941 
 
 Recollections of Geofirv Hamlyn. 
 
 823.944 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 13 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 [English Fiction. Contin. 
 Australia. Contin. 
 Life and manners. Contin. 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. Twice lost : a story 
 
 of shipwreck, and of adventure in the 
 wilds of Australia. 808 . 348 
 
 Rowcroft, C. TheJ^ustralian Crusoes. 
 
 823.1373 
 
 Southlanders, The : expedition to the 
 
 interior of New Holland. 823.4095 
 
 Bush life. 
 
 Boldrewood, R. Robbery under arms 
 
 . . . life ... in the bush and in the gold- 
 fields . . . 823.7168 
 
 Henty, G: A. A final reckoning. 
 
 808.1476 
 — - Trollope, A. Harry Heathcote of Gan- 
 goil. 823.5889 
 
 Mining attd convict life. 
 
 McCarthy, J., and Praed, Mrs. R. (M. 
 
 P.) C. The ladies' gallery. 823.7266 
 
 O'Reilly, J: B. Moondyne : a story 
 
 from the under-world. 3d ed. 823 . 1223 
 
 Reade, C: It is never too late to mend: 
 
 a matter-of-fact romance. 823.1292 
 
 Note. — For explorers of the 19th century before 
 1870, wtfSonnenschein's " The best books." p. 216, 
 in ** 17.238. 
 
 5^e«/5o Brassey, Zafify A. (A.) The last voyage 
 to. . .Australia in the "Sunbeam." 1889. *9io. 
 611. — Cook, Capt. Three voyages round the VForld, 
 Ed. by C: R. Low. (ist voyage 1768-71 ; 2d voyage, 
 1772-75; 3d voyage, 1776-79.) * 910. 264. — Curr, E: 
 M. The Australian race. 4 vols. 1886-87. 994.24-27. 
 —Denton, S. F. Incidents of a collector's rambles 
 in Australia . . . 1889. 919.116.— L.uniholtz, C. 
 Amongf cannibals. 1889. * 919. 109. — Rusden, G: 
 W: History of Australia. 3 vols. 1883. 994.28-30.— 
 Willoughby, H. Australian pictures drawn with 
 pen and pencil. 1886. *9i90.49. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 16. No. 4, 1884, p. 17. 
 
 No. 3, 18S2, p. 12. No. 5, 1888, pp. 26, 27. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 78, 79, in ** 
 SO.x\—Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 29, in ** 
 50.1". 
 
 See also Index, to Consular reports, 1880-1885 ; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350 .5496*- ^• 
 
 Australian aunt, The. 51 pp. Hector, Mrs. 
 
 A. (F.) p. 251, in 823.6623 
 
 Same. in 823 . 6694 
 
 Australian Crusoes. Rowcroft, C: 823.1373 
 
 Austria. See also Germany, note. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Sunny shores. 
 
 808.497 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 189, in 821.221 
 
 Vernaleken, T. In the land of marvels: 
 
 folk-tales from Austria and Bohemia. 
 
 808.1691 
 
 Wratislaw, A. H. Sixty folk-tales from 
 
 exclusively Slavonic sources. Tr. with 
 brief introd. and notes. 1890. 823.6946 
 
 Eighth Century. 
 
 Bohemia^ A. D. 738. Musaeus, J. H. Libussa. 
 {In Tales from the German.) 
 
 p. I, in 823.6276 
 Hungary. (Early times.) 
 
 Gore, Mrs. C. F.. G. (M.) Hungarian 
 
 tales. 3 vols. 823 . 6567-9 
 
 Pulzsky, F. A., and T. Tales and tra- 
 ditions of Hungary. 3 vols. 823.5731-3 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Austria. Contin. 
 Twelfth Century. 
 Hungary. 
 
 Koeruer, K. T. Zriny, ein Trauerspiel. 
 
 p. 269, in 831.42 
 
 Pulzsky, F. A., and T. The baron's 
 
 daughter. 17 pp. (Contrast of the proud 
 allodial proprietor. ) {In their ta\&s . . . 
 of Hungary, v. i.) p. 11, in 823.5731 
 
 • Castle of Zipsen. 20 pp. (Opposi- 
 tion of the knight to the burghers.) {Iti 
 their Tales . . . of Hungary, v. i.) 
 
 p. 29, /» 823.5731 
 
 Yanoshik. 12 pp. (The common 
 
 robber appears as avenger of social injus- 
 tice. ) {In their Tales ... of Hungary, 
 V.I.) p. 52, z« 823.5731 
 
 Thirteenth Century. 
 
 Rudolph von Hapsburg, 1 273-1 291. 
 
 , drama. Kotzebue, A. A. F. von. {The- 
 ater, V. 34.) in'822.82 
 
 , poem. Schiller, F. von. 831.54 
 
 Seventeenth Century. 
 
 Thirty years' wary 1618-1648. See Ger- 
 many, note. 
 
 Prince Eugene, 1 663-1 736. 
 
 Mundt, Mine. C. (M.) Prince Eugene 
 
 and his times. 823 . 6271 
 
 Zschokke, H. Der Pascha von Buda. 
 
 p. 231, in 833.1038 
 Eighteenth Century. 
 Maria Theresa, Queen of Hungary, 1741- 
 1780. 
 
 Dudevant, Mine. A. L. A. 
 
 suelo. 
 
 Same. 
 
 — Mundt, Mme. C 
 
 and her fireman. 
 
 chant of Berlin. ) 
 
 (D.) Con- 
 
 823.6214 
 
 823.6885:823.6703 
 
 (M. ) Maria Theresa 
 
 ( With her The Mer- 
 
 in 823.5888 
 
 Paalzow, Mrs. H. (W.) von. The citizen 
 
 of Prague. 823 . 6073 
 
 Seven years' war, 1 756-1 763. See Germany, 
 
 Seven years' war. 
 Hunt^ary. Pulzsky, F. A., a«i3? T. Jacobins 
 
 in Hungary. 2 vols. {In their Tales . . . 
 
 of Hungary, vols. 2-3.) 823.5732-3 
 
 foseph II., 1765-1790. Mundt, Mme. C. (M.) 
 
 Joseph II. and his court. 823 . 6301 
 Nineteenth Century. 
 Trollope, A. The last Austrian who 
 
 left Venice. (1866.) p. 251, «» 823.1614 
 Life and manners. 
 
 Fogerty, J. Countess Irene. 823.7040 
 
 Gerard, D. Orthodox. 823.7078 
 
 Kiirschner, L. Erlach Court. 823.6578 
 
 "O thou, my Austria!" 823.7415 
 
 Trollope, A. Lotta Schmidt. (Vienna.) 
 
 823.1614 
 Musical life. See also Musical novels. 
 
 Haydn's first lesson in music and love. 
 
 {In Robert . . . and other stories. ) 
 
 p. 186, «■« 823.5811 
 
 Haydn's struggle and triumph. (/» Rob- 
 ert . . and other stories.) p. 196, «« 823.5811 
 
 Galicia. 
 
 Franzos, K. E. For the right. 823.6551 
 
 The Jews of Barnow. (Jewish life in 
 
 eastern Galicia. ) 823 . 4474 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 14 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 JEnglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Austria. Contin. 
 Nineteenth Century. Contin. 
 Hungary. 
 
 Bowring, J: Poetry of the Magyars. 
 
 * 831.10 
 J6kai, M. A modern Midas. 823.4927 
 
 Pandour and liis princess. 64 pp. {In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 9.) «« ** 823.6655 
 
 Tyrol. 
 
 Hillern, Mrs. W. (B.) von. Geier- 
 
 Wally : a tale of the Tyrol. 823 . 6806 
 
 Immermann, C. Andreas Hofer: play. 
 
 p. 469, i7i 832 . 87 
 
 Mundt, Mme. C. (M.) Andreas Hofer. 
 
 823.6265 
 Note.—See Bibliography. Krones, F., Ritler 
 von Marchland. Grundriss der osterreichischen 
 Geschichte mit besonderer Riichsicht auf Quellen- 
 undlviteraturkunde. 1882. 943.115.— Brogrlie, Z)wc 
 de. Frederick II. and Maria Theresa: 1740-42. 2 vols. 
 1883. 943.111-12. — Coxe, W: History of house of 
 Austria (1218-1792), with contin. of same to revolu- 
 tion of 1848. 4 vols. 943.17-20.— Gindely, A. Ru- 
 dolf II. und seine Zeit. 1600-1612. 2 vols. i858. 
 943.124-5. — Kohlrausch, F: History of Germany 
 (to 1814). 1856. 943.4.— liCger, I,. History of Aus- 
 tro-Hungary to 1889. 943.110.— Maurice, C. E. 
 The revolutionary movement of 1848-9 in Italy, 
 Austria-Hungary, and Germany. 1887. 943.313. — 
 Metternich, Prince, Memoirs of, 1773-1835. 4 pts. 
 (in 1). 1881-2. 923.1049. — Motley, J:!,. Vienna, 1862- 
 1867. (/n Aw Correspondence, V. 2.) p. 33, i»* 928. 
 673. — ^Palacky, F. Geschichte von B6hme^toi526). 
 10 pts. (in 5 vols.). 1864-7. 943.119^23. — Wagner, 
 Lieut. A. ly. Campaign of Koniggratz (1866). 1889. 
 943.114. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 16. No. 3, 1882, p. 13. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 79, 80, in 
 **50.i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. i, 1887. p. 29, i« 
 ** 50.1*. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885 ; 
 
 18S6-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of Stale.) 
 
 ** 350-5496*-^. 
 
 Author of Beltraffio (and 4 other stories). 
 
 James, 'R:,Jr. 823.4894 
 
 Author's love, An. Balch, E.. 823.5467 
 
 Automaton ear, and other sketches. McL,and- 
 
 burgh, F. 823.1076 
 
 Avatar. Gautier, T. 823.5737 
 
 Aveline, Alfred A\ pseud. See Hasselt, Andr^- 
 
 Henri-Constant van. 
 Avenger, The. 59 pp. De Quincey, T: 
 
 p. 5, in 823.1778 
 Away in the wilderness. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.631 
 Same. in 808 . 1268 ; in 808 .1279 
 
 Axel and Anna. 41 pp. Bremer, P. 
 
 p. 470, in 823.2120 
 Ayesha, the maid of Kars. Morier, J. 
 
 * 823.6181 
 
 Ayrshire legatees. Gait, J: p. 167, in 823.4191 
 
 Ayrton, Chaplin. Child-life in Japan, and 
 
 Japanese child-stories. Illus. 808.1871 
 
 Aytoun, W: Edmondstoune. The emerald 
 
 studs. A reminiscence of the circuit. 66 
 
 pp. (/« Tales from Blackwood, v. 6.) 
 
 ?■«** 823.6652 
 
 The Glenmutchkin railway. 44 pp. (In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. i.) in ** 823 . 6647 
 
 How I became a yeoman. 55 pp. [In 
 
 Tales from felackwood, v. 2.) in ** 823 . 6648 
 
 How I stood for the Dreep-daily burghs. 
 
 79 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, v. 4.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6650 
 
 Elng-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Aytoun, W: Edmondstoune, Contin. 
 
 How we got possession of the Tuileries. 
 
 89 pp. (/« Tales from Blackwood, v. 5.) 
 
 in ** 823.6651 
 
 Norman Sinclair. 3 vols. 823.6137-9 
 
 The surveyor's tale. 48 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 8.) 
 
 in ** 823.6654 
 
 Azarian. Spoflford, Mrs. H. E.. (P.) 
 
 823.5165 
 
 Same. 823.5759 
 
 Azeglio, Massimo Taparelli, marquis d'. The 
 
 challenge of Barletta. Tr. by Lady L.. 
 
 Magenis. 2 vols, (in i). ** 823.6637 
 
 Aztec treasure-house. Janvier, T: A. 
 
 823.7165 
 Babiole, the pretty milliner. 2d part. Du 
 
 Boisgobey, F. in 823.5141 
 
 Same. z« 823.5188 
 
 Baboe Dalima. Perelaer, T. H. 823 . 7223 
 
 Baby Rue. Clark, Mrs. C. M. 823.1872 
 
 Babylon. 
 
 Crawford, F. M. Zoroaster. (5th cent. 
 
 B.C.) 823.4886 
 
 Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.), and Ward, H. 
 
 D. The master of the magicians. (6th 
 cent. B. C.) 823.7342 
 
 Note.— 'Por Babylon and Babylonia see Kaulen, 
 Dr. F. Assyrien und Babylonien. 3. Aufl. (Mit 
 Litteratur, 1620-1885.) 935.13.— Layard, A. H. Dis- 
 coveries among the ruins of Nineveh and Babylon. 
 Map. Illus. 1853. 915.116; — Early adventures in 
 . . . Babylonia. 2 vols. 1887. 916. 180-1. — Baw- 
 linsou, G: Five great monarchies. * 930. 33-5. — 
 Recordsof the past. 6 vols. 930.50-5. — Snaltli, G: 
 Hist, of Babylonia. 939.12. 
 
 See also 'Poole'^lndss. (to i?&2). p. 84, in ** 50.1; — 
 Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. 1, 1887. p. 36, jw ** 50.1*. 
 
 Bach, Johanu Sebastian. Barnard, C: Bach 
 and Beethoven. {The tone masters, v. 3.) 
 
 808.1620 
 
 Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann. Friedemann 
 
 Bach. 19 pp. {In Robert and 
 
 other stories.) p. 153, z« 823.5811 
 
 Bachelor of Salamanca. 2 vols. Le Sage, 
 A. R. " 
 
 Bachelor of the Albany. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Bachelor vicar of Newforth. 
 
 823.5735-6 
 Savage, M. W. 
 
 ** 823.4674 
 823.4832; 823.4988 
 
 Bachelor's blunder, A. 
 
 Bachelors' surrender. 
 Back to back. Hale, E: E. 
 Back to the old home. Hay, M 
 
 Roe, ^r5.J.H. 
 
 in 823.5108 
 Norris, W: E: 
 
 in 823.5x20 
 823.2397 
 «« 823.5562 
 C. 
 
 in 823.4986 
 Same. in 823 . 5021; in 823 . 2790 
 
 Bad to beat. Smart, H. ?w 823.4985 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5020 
 
 Baden, Mrs. F.. (Henshaw). Stories. {With 
 The artist's love, by Mrs. E. D. E. (N. ) 
 Southworth. ) in 823 . 1475 
 
 Stories. ( With The Christmas guest, by 
 
 Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) Southworth.) 
 
 in 823.1481 
 
 Stories. ( With The fatal secret, by Mrs. 
 
 E. D. E. (N.) Southworth.) in 823.1490 
 
 Stories. ( With The phantom wedding, 
 
 by Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) Southworth.) 
 
 in 823.1504 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 15 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Baden, Mrs. F.. (Henshaw). Contin. 
 
 Stories. ( With The spectre lover, by 
 
 Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) Soutbwortli.) 
 
 in 823.1508 
 Baffled conspirators, The. Norris, W: E: 
 
 823.7341 
 Bag of diamonds, The. Fenn, G: M. 
 
 823.5591 
 Bage, Robert. Man as he is not. {In Bar- 
 bauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. The British 
 novetists, v. 48. ) ** 823 . 2 109 
 
 Baggesen, Jens. Agnete and the merman 
 (poem). 12 pp. {In Biishby, Mrs. — ., 
 ir. The Danes . . . v. i.) 
 
 p. 251, in 823.6444 
 Bagpipers, The. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. 
 (D.) 823.7027 
 
 Bailey, James Montgomery [Danbury News 
 Man}. Mr. Phillips' goneness. 823.52 
 
 Bailiff 's maid. John, E. 823.4060 
 
 Baker, Sir S: White. Cast up by the sea. 
 
 808.338 
 
 Same. 823.2301 
 
 Baker, W: Mumford IG: F. Harrington}. 
 
 Blessed Saint Certainty. 823 . 4188 
 
 Colonel Dunwoddie, millionaire: a 
 
 story of to-day. (Anon.) 823.6372 
 
 Inside: a chronicle of secession. 
 
 823.5927 
 
 The making of a man. 823.4900 
 
 Mose Evans: a simple statement of the 
 
 singular facts of his case. 823 . 50 
 
 The new Timothy. 823 . 1912 
 
 The Virginians in Texas: a story for 
 
 young old folks and old young folks. 
 
 823-5923 
 Balacchi brothers. 25 pp. Davis, Mrs. R. B. 
 (H.) p. 120, in 823.4702 
 
 Balch, E.. An author's love : being the un- 
 published letters of Prosper M^rimde's 
 "Incounue." (Anon.) 823.5467 
 
 Baldwin, James. Heroes of the olden time. 
 3 vols. 
 
 story of Roland. 823.5624 
 
 Story of Siegried. 823.5623 
 
 Story of the golden age. 823 .5515 
 
 Balfour, Mrs. Clara Lucas (Liddell). The 
 Burnish family. (Anon.) 823.7311 
 
 Balfour, D: Stevenson, R. L: Kidnapped: 
 being the adventures of B. in 1751. 
 
 f« 823.5051 
 
 Ball, Sir Robert Stawell. Star-land: being 
 talks with young people about the wonders 
 of the heavens. lUus. 808.1602 
 
 Ball at Sceaux. Balzac, H. de. 
 
 p. 89, ?« 823.4255 
 
 Ballantyne, Robert Michael. Away in the 
 wilderness. 808 . 63 1 
 
 Same. ?'» 808.1279 
 
 The battery and the boiler ; or, adven- 
 tures in the laying of submarine electric 
 cables. 808.1262 
 
 The battle and the breeze. ( With his 
 
 Wrecked but not ruined.) in 808. 1265 
 
 Battles with the sea: being descriptive 
 
 of our coast-life-saving apparatus. 808 . 1549 
 
 The big otter: a tale of the great nor'- 
 
 west. 808.1531 
 
 Ilng-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Ballantyne, Robert Michael. Contin. 
 
 Black ivory: a tale of adventure among 
 
 the slavers of east Africa, 808.453 
 
 Blue lights; or, hot work in the Soudan: 
 
 a tale of soldier life. 823.6622 
 
 The cannibal islands; or. Captain Cook's 
 
 adventures in the south seas. ( With his 
 Hunting the lions. ) iti 808 . 1286 
 
 Chasing the sun; or, rambles in Nor- 
 way. 808.637 
 
 Same. «« 808.1281 
 
 The coral island: a tale of the Pacific 
 
 ocean. 808.817 
 
 Deep down: a tale of the Cornish miues. 
 
 808.1264 
 
 Same. in 823.6692 
 
 Digging for gold ; or, adventures in 
 
 California. 808.1285 
 
 Dog Crusoe : a tale of the western prai- 
 ries. 808 . 207 
 
 Dusty diamonds cut and polished : a 
 
 tale of city-Arab life and adventure. 
 
 808.1272 
 
 Erling the Bold: a tale of the Norse 
 
 sea-kings. 808.1273 
 
 Fast in the ice ; or, adventures in the 
 
 polar regions. 808 . 673 
 
 Same. {And) Fighting the whales. 
 
 808.1284 
 
 Fighting the whales. 808.674 
 
 Same. «« 808.1284 
 
 Finding his fate. 16 pp. {In Twenty 
 
 novelettes. . . ) p. 143, «« 823.7183 
 
 Fire brigade ; or, fighting the flames. 
 
 808.208 
 
 The floating light of the Goodwin Sands. 
 
 808 . 209 
 
 Freaks on the fells. {Also) Papers from 
 
 Norway. 808.213 
 
 The fugitives; or, the tyrant queen of 
 
 Madagascar. 823.5636 
 
 Gascoyne, the sandalwood trader: a tale 
 
 of the Pacific. 808.210 
 
 The golden dream; or, adventures in the 
 
 far west. 808 . 829 
 
 Gorilla hunters: a tale of the wilds of 
 
 Africa. 808.211 
 
 Hunting the lions; or, the land of the 
 
 negro. {And) The cannibal islands; or, 
 Captain Cook's adventures in the south 
 seas. 808.1286 
 
 The iron horse: a tale of the Grand Na- 
 tional Trunk Railway. 808.1261 
 
 The life-boat: a tale of our coast heroes. 
 
 808.827 
 
 Lighthouse: being the story of a great 
 
 fight between man and the sea. 808 . 267 
 
 The lonely island; or, the refuge of the 
 
 mutineers. 808 . 1263 
 
 Lost in the forest. {And) Away in the 
 
 wilderness. 808 .1279 
 
 Madman and the pirate. 808.1277 
 
 Martin Rattler; or, a boy's adventure in 
 
 the forests of Brazil. 808 . 263 
 
 Over the Rocky mountains; or. Wan- 
 dering Will in the land of the redskins. 
 ( With his The pioneers. ) in 808 . 1280 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 16 
 
 ETTCLISH FICTION 
 
 Bullish Fiction. Contin. 
 Ballantyne, Robert Michael. Contin. 
 
 The pioneers: a tale of the western wil- 
 derness. {And) Over the Rocky mountains. 
 
 808.1280 
 
 The pirate city: an Algerine tale. 
 
 808.1275 
 
 Posthaste: a tale of her majesty's mails. 
 
 808.1271 
 
 The Red Eric; or, the whaler's last cruise. 
 
 823.6908 
 
 The red man's revenge: a tale of the 
 
 Red river flood. 808. 1270 
 
 Red Rooney, 823.6621 
 
 Rivers of ice. 808.814 
 
 Saved by the life-boat. ( With his Sunk 
 
 at sea.) z« 808. 1282 
 
 • The settler and the savage: a tale of 
 
 peace and war in south Africa. 808 . 206 
 
 Shifting winds: a story of the sea. 
 
 808.212 
 
 Six months at the Cape. 808. 1550 
 
 Sunk at sea; or, the adventures of Wan- 
 dering Will in the Pacific. {And) Saved 
 by the life-boat. 808 . 1282 
 
 Tales of adventure. 808 . 1268 
 
 Contents: — Away in the wilderness.— The pio- 
 neers.— Hunting the lions.— Up in the clouds. 
 
 Tales of adventure on the coast. 
 
 808.1269 
 
 Contents.— ttie story of the rock; or, building on 
 
 the Eddystone.— Wrecked but not ruined.— Saved 
 
 by the life-boat. — Chasing the sun; or, rambles in 
 
 Norway. 
 
 Tales of adventure on the sea. 
 
 808.1266 
 Contents.— Vi^'hilng the whales.— Fast in the ice; 
 or, adventures in the Polar regions.— The cannibal 
 islands.— The battle and the breeze. 
 
 Ungava : a tale of Esquimaux-land. 
 
 808.264 
 
 Up in the clouds ; or, balloon voyages. 
 
 {And) Chasing the sun; or, rambles in 
 
 Norway. 808.1281 
 
 Why I did not become a sailor. ( With 
 
 his Freaks on the fells. ) 808 . 213 
 
 Wild man of the west : a tale of the 
 
 • Rocky mountains. 808.703 
 World of ice ; or, adventures ... in 
 
 the Polar regions. 808 . 265 
 
 Wrecked but not ruined. {And) The 
 
 battle and the breeze. 808 . 1265 
 
 The young fur traders. 808 . 268 
 
 Ballroom repentance, A. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 823 . 2785 
 
 Ballyblunder : an Irish story. (Anon. ) 
 
 823.6431 
 
 Balsamo. Dumas, A. D. 823.5903 
 
 Balsam-seller of Thurotzer, The. Gore, 
 Mrs. C. F.. G. (M.) p. i, in ** 823.6569 
 
 Balzac, Honors de (i 799-1850). After-din- 
 ner stories. Tr. by M. Verelst. 823 . 5587 
 Con/^«/j.— Introduction.— Balzac. (By E. Saltus.) 
 —The Red Inn.- Madame Firmiani.— The " Grande 
 Bret^che."— Madame de Beausdant. 
 
 The Alkahest; or, the house of Claes. 
 
 Tr. by K.. P. Wormeley. 823 .5208 
 
 A Breton town. {In Zimmern, H.., and 
 
 A. Half-hours with for. novelists, v. 2.) 
 
 in ** 823.6614 
 
 Bureaucracy; or, a civil service re- 
 former. Tr. by K. . P. Wormeley. 823 . 5460 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Balzac, Honord de. Contin. 
 
 The cat and battledore, and other tales. 
 
 Tr. by P. Kent. 3 vols. 823.4254-6 
 
 Contents .—v. i. The cat and battledore.— The ven- 
 detta. 
 V. 2. The purse.— The ball at Sceaux. 
 V. 3. Madame Firmiani.- A double family. 
 First 4 tales issued also as The vendetta. 
 
 C(Ssar Birotteau. 823.5209 
 
 The country d octor. 823 . 5 149 
 
 Same. 823.5570 
 
 Cousin Bette. Tr. by K.. P. Wormeley. 
 
 823.5510 
 
 Cousin Pons. Tr. by K.. P. Wormeley. 
 
 823.5210 
 
 A Cretin village. {Also) A Breton town. 
 
 {In Zimmern, H.., and A. Half-hours with 
 
 for. novelists, v. 2.) in ** 823.6614 
 
 The Duchesse de Langeais; with An 
 
 episode under the Terror. {Also) The illus- 
 trious Gaudissart ; — A passion in the desert ; 
 — and The hidden masterpiece. Tr. by K.. 
 P. Wormeley. 823.5211 
 
 ■ An episode under the Terror. ( With 
 
 his Duchesse de Langeais. ) in 823 .5211 
 
 Eugenie Grandet. 823.3438 
 
 Same. 823.4969 
 
 Fame and sorrow, etc. Tr. by K.. P. 
 
 Wormeley. 823.7177 
 
 Contents: — Fame and sorrow.— Colonel Chabert. 
 —The atheist's mass.— La Grande Bretdche.— The 
 purse. — La Grenadidre. 
 
 • The hidden masterpiece. 
 
 Duchesse de Langeais.) 
 
 The illustrious Gaudissart. 
 
 Duchesse de Langeais.) 
 
 Louis Lamiaert. (Philosophical studies.) 
 
 Tr. by K. . P. Wormeley. 823 . 5428 
 
 Contents .—Inirodi. (by G. F. Parsons). — Louis 
 Lambert. — Facino Cane. — Gambara. 
 
 The magic skin. Tr. by K. 
 
 meley. 
 
 Modeste Mignon. Tr. by 
 
 meley. 
 
 A passion in the desert. 
 
 Duchesse de Langeais. ) 
 
 Pere Goriot. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Seraphita. {Also) Jesus Christ in'Flan- 
 
 ders. {And) The exiles. Tr. by K.. P. Wor- 
 meley. 823 . 7335 
 
 Shorter stories. Tr. by W: Wilson and 
 
 the count Stenbock; with a prefatory notice. 
 
 823-7353 
 
 Sons of the soil. Tr. by K.. P. Worme- 
 ley. 823.6942 
 
 The two brothers. Tr. by K.. P. Wor- 
 meley. 823.5213 
 
 The vendetta: tales of love and pas- 
 sion. 823.7118 
 
 Contents.— The cat and battledore.- The ven- 
 detta.— The purse.— The ball at Sceaux. 
 
 Note. — For life and writings, see Oautier, T., 
 and others. Balzac. 78 pp. {In their Famous 
 French authors.) 928.87.— Xerminier, J. L. E. 
 CEuvres completes de Balzac. 24 pp. {Rev. d. d. 
 Mondes^j. 847, n . s. v. 1 8 .) p. 1 93 , i « ** 54 . 167.— Lillly, 
 W. S. The age of Balzac. 411 "~ ~ 
 
 {With his 
 in 823.5211 
 
 {With his 
 in 823.5211 
 
 K 
 
 P. Wor- 
 
 823.5212 
 
 P. Wor- 
 
 823.6542 
 
 {With his 
 
 in 823.5211 
 
 823.4866 
 
 z« 823.5105 
 
 37-) 
 
 p. 1004, 
 
 d'histoir 
 
 52 
 
 :ac. 41 pp. {Contemp. Rev. v. 
 •5387.— Molenes, G. de. Es- 
 
 d.d.Mondes,\^i,2, 4 s. v. 32.) p. 390, 7n ** 54.149. — 
 Novels. 24 pp. (Rev. of in N. A mer. Rev. v. 65.) p. 
 85, in ** 51 .544.— Poetes et romanciers modemes de 
 la France. M. de Balzac. 19 pp. {Rev. d.d. Mou' 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 17 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Bnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 Balzac, Honor6 de. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 
 des, 1834, 3 s. V. 4;) p. 440, in ** 54.117.— Poltou, E. 
 
 M. de Balzac. Etude morale et littdraire. 55 pp. 
 
 {Rev.d. d. Mondes, 1856, 2ep6r. v. 6.) p. 713, i'« ** 
 
 54.211. — Stephen, L. Balzac's novels. 13 pp. 
 
 (Fortnightly Rev. n. s. v. 9.) p. 17, in ** 52 .1194. 
 See also Poolo'a Index (to 1882). pp. 90, 91, in ** 
 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i. 1887. p. 32, i«** 
 
 50.1^. 
 Bamford, M.. E. Marie's story: a tale of 
 
 the days of Louis XIV. 808 . 1626 
 
 Bangs, J: Kendrick, and Sherman, Frank 
 
 Dempster \Two wags\. New waggings 
 
 of old tales. 823.5465 
 
 Banim, J: Boyne water. 823 . 54 
 
 The conformists. ( With his The de- 
 nounced.) ?■« 823.56 
 
 The denounced; or, the last baron of 
 
 Crana. (yJ/^o) The conformists. 823.56 
 
 Peter of the castle. {And) The fetches. 
 
 823.61 
 
 The rival dreamers. 26 pp. {In John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 12.) 
 
 p. 178, ?■» 829.135 
 
 , ed. Canvassing. {Originally written by 
 
 Miss Martin. With The mayor of Wind- 
 gap. By M. Banim.) p. 209, in 823.59 
 
 , and Michael \P^Hara fatnily\. Bit 
 
 o' writin'. 823.53 
 
 Contents: — The Irish I,ord-Lieutenant and his 
 double. — The family of the cold feet. — The hare- 
 hound and the witch. — The soldier's billet. — A peas- 
 ant girl's love. — The hall of the castle. — The half- 
 brothers. — Twice lost, but saved. — The faithful 
 servant. — The Roman merchant. — 111 got, ill gone. 
 — The churchyard watch. — The last of the storm. — 
 The rival dreamers.— The substitute. — The White 
 Bristol. — The stolen sheep.— The publican's dream. 
 — The ace of clubs. 
 
 Clough Fionn; or, the stone of destiny. 
 
 ( With their The ghost-hunter.) in 823.58 
 
 Crohoore of the billhook. ( With their 
 
 Peep o' day.) in 823.60 
 
 The ghost-hunter and his family. {Also) 
 
 Clough Fionn; or, the stone of destiny. 
 
 823.58 
 
 Peep o' day; or, John Doe. {And) 
 
 Crohoore of the billhook. 823.60 
 
 Banim, Michael \_Abel O'Haral. The 
 croppy. 823.55 
 
 Father Connell: a tale. 823.57 
 
 The mayor of Wind-gap. {Also) Can- 
 vassing. {Originally written by Miss Mar- 
 tin and ed. by J : Banim. ) 823 . 59 
 
 , joint author. See Banim, J: 
 
 Banished, The. Morier, J., <?«?. * 823.6182 
 Banished son. Hentz, Mrs. C. L. 823.752 
 Banks, M.. Ross. Bright days in the old 
 plantation time. 808 . 1 192 
 
 Banned and blessed. Biirstenbinder, E.. 
 
 823.4614 
 
 Baimockburn; a novel: being a sequel to The 
 
 Scottish chiefs, by Miss J.. Porter. 2 vols. 
 
 ** 823.6743-4 
 Barbara. Maxwell, 3Irs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 823 . 2400 
 
 Same. in 823.5036 
 
 Barbara Allan, the provost's daughter. Cle- 
 
 land, R. 823.6992 
 
 Barbara Heathcote's triaL Carey, R. N. 
 
 823.4829 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Barbauld, Mrs. Anna Lsetitia (Aikin), ed. 
 
 The British novelists, with an essay and 
 
 prefaces biographical and critical. 50 vols. 
 
 ** 823. 2062-2 III 
 
 Contents: — ^vols. 1-8. Richardson, S: Clarissa; or, 
 
 the history of a young lady, 
 vols. 9-15. Richardson, S: History of Sir Charles 
 
 Grandison. 
 vols. 16-17. De Foe, D. The life and surprising 
 adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, mar- 
 iner. 
 V. 18. Fielding, H: "History of the adventures of 
 Joseph Andrews and his friend Mr. Abraham 
 Adams, 
 vols. 19-21. Fielding, H: The history of Tom 
 
 Jones, a foundling. 
 V. 22. Reeve, .A/wi Clara. The old English baron: 
 a Gothic story. — Walpole, H., 4. Earl of Or/ord. 
 The castle of Otranto: a Gothic story. 
 V. 23. Coventry, F. History of Pompey the little; 
 or, the life . . . of a lap-dog.— Goldsmith, O. The 
 vicar of Wakefield, 
 vols. 24-5. I^ennox, Mrs. C. (R.) The female 
 
 Quixote; or, the fortunes of Arabella. 
 V. 26. Johnson, S: History of Rasselas, prince of 
 Abissinia. — Hawkesworth, J: Almoran and 
 Hamet: an oriental tale. 
 V. 27. Brooke, Mrs. F.. (M,) The history of Lady 
 Julia Mandeville.— Inchbald, Mrs. E.. (S.) Nature 
 and art. 
 V. 28. Inchbald, Mrs. E.. (S.) A simple story. 
 v. 29. Mackenzie, H: The man of feeling. (And) 
 
 Julia de Roubign6. 
 vols. 30-1. Smollett, T. The expedition of Hum- 
 phry Clinker, 
 vols. 32-3. Graves, R: The spiritual Quixote; or, 
 the summer's ramble of Mr. Geoffry Wildgoose. 
 vols. 34-5. Moore, J: Zeluco. 
 vols. 36-7. Smith, Mrs. C. (T.) The old manor 
 
 house, 
 vols. 38-9. Arblay, Mme. P. (B.) d'. Evelina; or, 
 
 history of a young lady's introd. to the world, 
 vols. 40-2. Arhlay, Mme. F. (li.) d'. Cecelia; or, the 
 
 memoirs of an heiress, 
 vols. 43-4. Raicliffe, Mrs. A. (W.) Romance of the 
 forest. Interspersed with some pieces of poetry, 
 vols. 45-7. Radcliffe, Mrs. A. (W.) The mysteries 
 of Udolpho. Interspersed with some pieces of 
 poetry. 
 V. 48. Bage, R. Man as he is not; or, Hermsprong. 
 vols. 49-50. Edgeworth, M. Belinda;— The modern 
 Griselda. 
 
 , joint author. See Aikin, J: 
 
 Bardeen, C. W. Roderick Hume. The story 
 of a New York teacher. 823.4144 
 
 Barham, R: Harris. Grey Dolphin. 37 pp. 
 {In Half-hours with great story tellers.) 
 
 in 823.5478 
 
 Jerry Jarvis's wig. A legend of the 
 
 weald of Kent. 24 pp. {In Johnson, R., 
 ed. Little classics, \. ^.) p. 60, «'« 829.127 
 Bar Harbor days. Harrison, Mrs. C. (C. ) 
 
 823.5256 
 
 Baring-Gould, Sabine. See Gould, S. Baring-. 
 
 Barnaby Rudge. Dickens, C: J: H. 823.384 
 
 Same. 823.385; 823.5336; 823.5551 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5303-4 
 
 Barnard, C: [/.. Kingsford~\. The soprano: 
 
 a musical story. 823 . 6632 
 
 The tone masters: a musical series for 
 
 young people. 3 vols. 808.1619-21 
 
 V. I. Mozart and Mendelssohn. 
 V. 2. Handel and Haydn. 
 V. 3. Bach and Beethoven. 
 Barney Branagan. Carleton, W: in 823 . 169 
 Baron Miinchausen, Travels . . .of. Raspe, 
 R. E. 808.379 
 
 Baron of Hertz, The. Labadye, A. de. 
 
 823.6868 
 
 Baroness Helena von Saarfeld. 96 pp. 
 
 Shorthouse, J. H: p. 185, in 823.5438 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 18 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Barque Future. Lie, J. L. I. 823.4230 
 
 Barr, Mrs. Amelia Edith (Huddleston). A 
 border shepherdess : a romance of Eskdale. 
 
 823.5225 
 
 The bow of orange ribbon: a romance 
 
 of New York. 823 . 541 7 
 Same. 823.6207 
 
 Christopher, and other stories. 823 . 5418 
 
 Contents; — Christopher.— Crowther and Thirsk.— 
 
 The master of Rushen.— Rex Macarthy.— " Our 
 Joe."— Jonathan Yeadon's justification.— Seed by 
 the way-side.— The heart of Sam Naylor. 
 
 A daughter of Fife. 823.5414 
 
 Feet of clay. 823.7240 
 
 Jan Vedder's wife. 823 . 5703 
 
 The last of the Macallisters. 823 . 5513 
 
 Paul and Christina. 823.5226 
 
 Remember the Alamo. 823.5702 
 
 The squire of Sandal-Side. 823.5359 
 
 Barren honour. Lawrence, G: A. 823.955 
 Barrett, Mrs. F.. Auretta (Fuller), now Vic- 
 tor, Mrs. F.. Auretta (Fuller). 
 
 Barrett, Frank. The Great Hesper. 
 
 in 823.4998 
 
 A recoiling vengeance. 823.5463 
 
 Barrie, J. M. When a man 's single : a tale 
 
 of literary life. 823 . 6371 
 
 Barriers burned away. Roe, E: P. 823.1355 
 Barrili, Anton Giulio. The eleventh com- 
 mandment. Tr. by C.Bell. 823.4508 
 
 A whimsical wooing. Tr. by C. Bell. 
 
 823.4481 
 Barrington. Lever, C: 823.970 
 
 Barrington's fate. Hunt, Mrs. M. (R.) 
 
 823.4510 
 Barrows, W: The general ; or, twelve nights 
 
 in the hunter's camp. 808 . 1653 
 
 Barry, Rev, Dr. — . The new Antigone : a 
 
 romance. (Anon.) 823.7007 
 
 Barry Lyndon, Memoirs of. Thackeray, W: 
 
 M. «■» 823.1575 
 
 Barter, K.. My trivial life and misfortune. 
 
 2 pts. 823.4504-5 
 
 Barton experiment. Habberton, J: 823.4090 
 Basil, pseud. See King, R: Ashe. 
 Basil. Collins, W:W. 823.252 
 
 Bastonnais, The. Lesperance, J: 823.4127 
 Bates, Arlo. Albrecht. 823.6951 
 
 A lad's love. 823.5576 
 
 The pagans, 823.5533 
 
 Patty's perversities. (Anon.) 823.1866 
 
 Same. 823.5701 
 
 The Philistines. 823.5489 
 
 A wheel of fire. 823.4874 
 
 Battery and the boiler. The. Ballantyne, R. 
 
 M. 808.1262 
 
 Battle and the breeze. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 in 808.1265 
 Same. in 808 . 1 266 
 
 Battle of Dorking, The. Chesney, C: C. 
 
 823.5649 
 Battle summer, A. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. 
 (H.) ?« 823.1554 
 
 Battles with the sea. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.1549 
 
 Bauer, Klara \_K: Detlef\ Valentine, the 
 
 countess ; or, between father and son. Tr. 
 
 by M.S. 823.6795 
 
 [English Fiction. Contin. 
 Baumbach, Rudolph. Smnmer legends. Tr. 
 by H.. B. Dole. 808.1660 
 
 Bayle, A. Thalia. 823.62 
 
 Baylor, F.. Courtenay, On both sides. 
 
 823.4899 
 Bayly, Ada Ellen \Edna Lyair\. Derrick 
 Vaughan, novelist. (Also) The ladies of 
 Lone Leventhorpe, by M.. Linskill. 
 
 823.6562 
 
 Donovan: a modern Englishman. 
 
 823.6968 
 
 A hardy Norseman, 823.6565 
 
 In the golden days. 823 . 5052 
 
 Same. 823,6505; 823.6564 
 
 Knight-errant. 823.7265 
 
 We two. (Sequel to Donovan.) 823.5503 
 
 Won by waiting. 823.6563 
 
 Bay-path, The. Holland, J. G. 823.784 
 
 Beaconsfield, £!arl of. See Disraeli, B:, Earl 
 
 of Beaconsfield. 
 Beale Anne. Idonea. z« 823.5036 
 
 Bear- worshipers of Yezo. Greey, E: 
 
 808.1892 
 Beaton's bargain. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 in 823.4978 
 
 Same. /« 823.4984; ?» 823.4996 
 
 Same. «« 823.5056; z« 823.5422 
 
 Beatrice. Haggard, H: R. 823.6988 
 
 Beatrice. 3 vols, (in i), Kavanagh, J, 
 
 823.910 
 Beatrice Boville, 3d ser. La Ramde, L. de. 
 
 823,1815 
 Beatrice Cenci. Guerrazzi, F, D. 823 . 7379 
 Beatrix Randolph. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 823.4744 
 Beau Nash. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.5790 
 
 Beau Tancrede. Dumas, A. D. 823.3229 
 
 Same. 823 . 5063 
 
 Beauchamp. James, G: P. R. 823.6247 
 
 Beauchampe. Simms, W: G, 823 . 1426 
 
 Beauchamp's career, Meredith, G: 823.5276 
 Beaumarchais. Brachvogel, A. E. 823.6105 
 Beautiful fiend, A. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 E. (N.) 823,1476 
 
 Beautiful Jim. Stannard, Mrs. H, E, V, (P,) 
 
 823,6607 
 
 Beauty and the beast. Taylor, B. 823.1543 
 
 Beauty draught. The. 42 pp. (/» Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 9.) ** in 823.6655 
 
 Beauty's daughters. Hungerford, Mrs. M. 
 
 823.2504 
 Beauty's marriage. Marston, O. 823.7301 
 B^bde. La Ram^e, L. de, 823.1816 
 Beckford, W: (1759-1844), Vathek: an 
 Arabian tale. With notes, 823.4232 
 Same. 57 pp. {In Lib. of famous fic- 
 tion, etc.) p. 841, z« ** 823,6215 
 Note.—SeeJea.Sve»on,y.C. Wm. Beckford. 16 
 pp. (/« his NovelSj etc.) p. 389, in 820. 186. — Stephen, 
 L. Diet, of nat. biog. v.4. **p2o.3304.— Tinabs, J: 
 ]^nglish eccentrics and eccentricities, 923 .542, 
 Beckwith, Mrs. J, R. The house behind the 
 poplars. 823,63 
 Becquer, Gustavo Adolfo, Maese P^rez, the 
 organist. Tr, by R. Ogden. 29 pp. (/» 
 Mod, ghosts,) p. 129, in 823.7349 
 Bede, Cuthbert, pseud. See Bradley, E: 
 Bede's charity. Smith, H. 823,2028 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 19 
 
 ENGUSH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Bedford-Row conspiracy. 42 pp. Thackeray, 
 W: M. in 823.1572 
 
 Beechcroft. Yonge, C. M.. 823.1760 
 
 Beecher, Mrs. Eunice White (Bullard). From 
 dawn to daylight; or, the simple story of a 
 western home. 823 . 7375 
 
 Beecher, H: Ward (1813-1887). Norwood; or, 
 village life in New England. 823 . 64 
 
 Note. — For life and writings, see Abbott, L. H. 
 W. Beecher: his career, etc. 1883. 922.261. — Annual 
 CyclopsBdIa. 1887. p. 60, m ** 31. 36>".— Apple- 
 tons' Cyclopaedia of Am. biog., v. i. **Q2o,32o. — 
 Beecher, W: C, and others. Biography of Rev. H. 
 W. Beecher. 1889. 922.321. 
 
 Seealso Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 107, in ** 50.1; 
 —Same. Jan. 1, 1882- Jan. i, 1887. p.38, m**5o.i*. 
 
 Bee-man of Orn and other fanciful tales. 
 Stockton, P. R: 808.1349 
 
 Beers, H: Augustin. Split zephyr: an atten- 
 uated yarn spun by the fates. 53 pp. (/» 
 Stories by Amer. authors, v. 8.) 
 
 p. 48, «■« 823.4709 
 
 Beesly, Mrs. — . Stories from the history of 
 Rome. 2d ed. 808.841 
 
 Beethoven, L. van (1770-1827). 
 
 Barnard, C: Bach and Beethoven. {^The 
 
 tone masters, v. 3.) «« 808.1621 
 
 Beethoven. 18 pp. (/« Crucifix of 
 
 Baden, etc.') p. 135, in 823.5817 
 
 Sheppard, E.. S. Rumor. 823.6043 
 
 Note.— See Graeme, E. Beethoven : a memoir. 
 1887. 927.281. — Grove, Sir G: Beethoven's nine 
 symphonies: analytical essays. 1888. 785 .4.— Hale, 
 E: E. Lights of two centuries. * 920. 314. — Mos- 
 cbeles, I. Life of Beethoven (contains list of his 
 works, pp. 385-390). 927.51. — ^Nobl, L. Beethoven, 
 depicted by his contemporaries. 927 . 181, — Kudall, 
 H. A. Beethoven. (Great musicians.) 927.287. — 
 "Wagner, R. Beethoven. 927. log. 
 
 Before the dawn. Dulac, G: 823.5402 
 
 Beggar on horseback, A. Payn, J. 823 . 5988 
 Same. 823 . 6057 
 
 Begum's daughter, The. Bynner, E. L. 
 
 823.6434 
 
 Behind blue glasses. Hacklander, H. W. 
 
 823.5563 
 Behind closed doors. Rohlfs, Mrs. A. . K. . (G.) 
 
 823.7147 
 Behind the arras. Neville, C. M. 823.5948 
 Behrens, Bertha [ W. Heimburg]. Lora : 
 
 the major's daughter. Tr. by Mrs. J. W. 
 
 Davis. 823.6321 
 
 Beleaguered city, A. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. 
 
 (W.) 823.5640 
 
 Belgium. See Netherlands. 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 127, in 821.220 
 Belinda. 2 vols. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 ** 823.2110-2111 
 
 Same. ** 823.4647-8 
 
 Bell, Currer, pseud. See Nicholls, Mrs. C. 
 
 (Bronte). 
 Bell, Mrs. Lenox. Not to be won. 823.4779 
 Bell, Malcolm. Roanoke of Roanoke Hall. 
 
 823.6344 
 Bell of St. Paul's. Besant, W. 823.6362 
 
 Bellamy, C: Joseph. The Breton mills. 
 
 823.5700 
 
 An experiment in marriage. 823.7167 
 
 Bellamy, E: Dr. Heidenhoff 's process. 
 
 823.7361 
 Looking backward 2000-1887. 823.5495 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Bellamy, E: Contin. 
 
 Lost. 20 pp. (/« Stories by Amer. 
 
 authors, v. 7.) p. 47, in 823.4708 
 
 Miss Ludington's sister: a romance of 
 
 immortality. 823 . 7338 
 
 Six to one. 823 .7162 
 
 Belle Nivemaise, La, and other stories. 
 
 Daudet, A. 823.5252 
 
 Bellehood and bondage. Stephens, Mrs. A. 
 S.(W.) 823.1965 
 
 Belles and ringers. Smart, H. 823.4030 
 
 Bellows-mender of Lyons. 24 pp. {In Fa- 
 mous stories. By De Quincey, and others.) 
 p. 259, «■« 823. 1778 
 Belot, Adolphe (1829-1890). The black Ve- 
 nus. (Sequel to The thirst for the un- 
 known.) Tr. by G: D. Cox. 823.5793 
 
 Fedora; or, the tragedy in the Rue de la 
 
 Paix. Tr. byA. D. H. ' 823.5727 
 
 Issued also as Men are what women make them; 
 or, the drama of Rue de la Paix. 
 
 La grande Florine. (Sequel to The 
 
 stranglers of Paris.) Tr. by G: D. Cox. 
 
 823.2774 
 
 My good friend. Tr. by E: Wakefield. 
 
 , . . 823.7005 
 
 The stranglers of Pans. ("Les ^tran- 
 
 gleurs.") Tr. by G: D. Cox. 823.3498 
 
 Belt and spur. Ssl^ou, Mrs.'E.li.,ed. 808.1610 
 Belton estate. Trollope, A. 823.1603 
 ' Same. in 823.6262 
 Ben Brace. Chamier, F: 823.197 
 Benedict, Mrs. Anne (Kendrick). My won- 
 der-story. 808.1900 
 Benedict, Frank Lee. Frank Worthington's 
 name. 823.5833 
 
 Hammer and anvil. 823.69 
 
 Her friend. 823.65 
 
 A late remorse. 823 . 5699 
 
 Miss Van Kortland. 823.6038 
 
 My daughter Elinor. 823.5834 
 
 The price she paid. 823 . 5673 
 
 St. Simon's niece. 823.6039 
 
 Same. 823.6131 
 
 Ben-Hur. Wallace, L. 823.4860 
 
 Benjamin, E. Bedell. Hilda and I: a story of 
 
 three loves. 823.2018 
 
 Benjamin, Park. The end of New York. 60 
 pp. {In Stories by Amer, authors, v. 5.) 
 p. 82, *■» 823.4706 
 Ben-na-groich. 32 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood, V. 7. ) in ** 823 . 6653 
 Bennett, Emerson. Ellen Norbury. 823.70 
 
 Forest and prairie. 823.71 
 
 Kate Clarendon. 823 . 72 
 
 The orphan's trials. 823.74 
 
 Viola. 823.77 
 
 Bentzon, Thdr^se, pseud. See Blanc, Mme. 
 
 Marie Th^r^se (de Solms). 
 Berber, The. Mayo, W: S. 823.1143 
 
 Berger, E., /.y^wrf. 5<?^ Sheppard, E.. Sara. 
 Berkeley the banker. Martineau, H. 
 
 ** 823.6710 
 
 Same. Pt. 2. ** 823.6752 
 
 Berlin. Lander, S.. W. Berlin. (Spectacles 
 
 for young eyes. ) 808 . 98 
 
 Bernard Lile. Clemens, J. 823 . 7100 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 20 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Bemhard, Carl, pseud. See Heiberg, T. C. 
 Bernthal. Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) 823.5915 
 Berrington, B. S. The fortunes of Albert 
 
 Travers: a tale of the i8th century. 
 
 823.7197 
 Berry, E: Payson. Leah of Jerusalem: a 
 
 story of the time of Paul. 823.6396 
 
 Bertha's engagement. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. 
 
 (W.) 823.1962 
 
 Bertram family. Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) 
 
 823.203 
 Bertrams, The. Trollope, A. 823 . 1604 
 
 Bertrand de la Croix. (/« Picken, A., ed. 
 
 The club-book. ) in 823 . 702 
 
 Besant, Walter. All sorts and conditions of 
 
 men: an impossible story. 823.3719 
 
 Armorel of Lyonesse. 823.7163 
 
 The bell of St. Paul's. 823.6362 
 
 Children of Gibeon. ?'« 823.4985 
 
 Same. z« 823.5020; 823.6962 
 
 Dorothy Forster. in 823.5039 
 
 For faith and freedom: a novel. 
 
 823.5531 
 
 A glorious fortune. in 823 . 4999 
 
 Herr Paulus: his rise, his greatness, and 
 
 823.5885 
 
 823.5135 
 
 ?« 823.5136 
 
 z« 823.5141 
 
 in 823.5188 
 
 ( With his Katherine 
 
 in 823 . 6603 
 
 The inner 
 
 823.6603 
 
 823 . 7029 
 
 823.6689 
 
 in 823 . 5046 
 
 «■« 823.4983 
 
 in 823.4981 
 
 «■« 823.4999 
 
 {Also) 
 
 his fall; a novel. 
 
 The holy rose. 
 
 Same. 
 
 In luck at last. 
 
 Same. 
 
 The inner house. 
 
 Regina.) 
 
 Katherine Regina. 
 
 house. 
 
 The lament of Dives. 
 
 Let nothing you dismay. 
 
 "Self or bearer." 
 
 To call her mine. 
 
 Uncle Jack. 74 pp. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. ( With As it fell upon a day. By 
 
 Mrs. M. Hungerford.) z'« 823.4982 
 
 World went very well then. 823.5145 
 
 Same. 823.5187 
 
 , and Rice, James. By Celia's arbour : a 
 
 tale of Portsmouth town. 823.6113 
 
 The case of Mr. Lucraft and other tales. 
 
 823 . 6330 
 Contents;— Vrova. the supernatural: The case of 
 Mr. Lucraft;— The mystery of Joe Morgan;— An 
 old, old story;— Lady Kitty;— The old four-poster;— 
 My own experience. — From fairyland: Titania's 
 farewell.— From fact : On the Goodwin;— Edelweis; 
 — I/Ove finds the way;— The death of Samuel Pick- 
 wick; — When the ship comes home. 
 
 The chaplain of the fleet. 
 
 The golden butterfly. 
 
 My little girl. 
 
 Ready-money Mortiboy. 
 
 The seamy side. 
 
 This son of Vulcan. 
 
 'Twas in Trafalgar's bay, and other sto- 
 ries. 823.6084 
 
 Co«/if«/j.— 'Twas in Trafalgar's bay.— Shepherds 
 all and maidens fair. — Such a good man. — Le chien 
 d'or. 
 
 With harp and crown. 823.6409 
 
 Bessie. Kavanagh, J. 823.5924 
 
 Bessie Harrington's venture. Mathews, J. A. 
 
 823.1122 
 
 823.6085 
 823.6118 
 823.6213 
 823.5884 
 823.6086 
 823.6191 
 
 A. L. Wister. 
 Betrothed, The. 
 
 Same. 
 Betrothed, The. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. 
 Better times stories. 
 
 Betty's bright idea. 
 
 E.. (B.) 
 Between the lines. 
 Between two loves. 
 
 Between two sins. 
 
 Between whiles. 
 
 Eng-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Bessie Lang. Corkran, A. 823.1793 
 
 Bessie's fortune. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.4848 
 Bessy Rane. Wood, T^r^. E. (P.) 823.6011 
 Best of husbands. Payn, J. 823.6063 
 
 Bethesda. Halstead, L. B. 823.4726 
 
 Bethusy-Huc, Valeska Grafin \_Moritz von 
 Reichenbach"]. The Eichhofs. Tr. by Mrs. 
 
 823.4345 
 Manzoni, A. 823.2138 
 
 823.5048; 823.7399 
 Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1394 
 
 in 823.4803; ?■« 823.5328 
 p. 281, in 823.6031 
 Kirk, Mrs. E. W. (O.) 
 823.5464 
 25 pp. Stowe, Mrs. H. 
 in 823.6678 
 King, Capt. C: 823.6544 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 in 823.5117 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 823.5111 
 Jackson, Mrs. H.. M. (F.) 
 823.5264 
 Betwixt my love and me. Archer, E. M. 
 
 in 823.5069 
 Beulah. Wilson, iJ/rj. A.J.. (E.) 823.4013 
 Same. 823 . 1905 
 
 Beyond pardon. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 823.6605 
 Beyond recall. Sergeant, A. /« 823.5128 
 
 Beyond the breakers. Owen, R. D. 823.5954 
 Beyond the gates. Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 
 
 823.4620 
 
 Beyond the Himalayas. Geddie, J: 808.1184 
 
 Bianca. Maturin, E: 823.1123 
 
 Biart, Lucien. An involuntary voyage. Tr. 
 
 by Mrs. C. Hoey, and Mr. J: Lillie. 
 
 823.6837 
 Bible animals and the lessons taught by them. 
 Newton, Rev. R: 808.1722 
 
 Bible stories. Favourite Bible stories. 
 
 808.1582 
 Bickerstaffe, I: (1735-1S12?). Macaulay, Miss 
 E. Tales of the drama founded on . . . 
 the comedies of . . . BickerstafiF. 823.1051 
 Note. — See Stephen's Dictionary of national 
 biography, v. 5. ** 920 . 330" . 
 Bidwell, Jennie. There's nothing in it. 
 
 823.2056 
 Big brother series. See Egglestou, G: C. 
 Big Jack Small. 45 pp. Gaily, J. W. 
 
 p. 199, in 823.4162 
 
 Big otter, The. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.1531 
 
 Bigly, Cantell A., pseud. See Peck, G: W. 
 
 'Bigott Mrs. M.. (Healy). {Jeanne Mairet.'\ 
 
 Lakeville. 823.5872 
 
 Storm-driven. 823.738 
 
 Bikelas, D. Loukis Laras. Reminiscences of 
 
 a Chiote merchant during the Greek war 
 of independence. Tr. by J. Gennadius. 
 
 823.4198 
 Same. 823.6115 
 
 Biographical stories. 
 
 Adams, W. Our standard-bearer. (Life 
 
 of U. S. Grant. ) 808 . 1555 
 
 Ames, L. T. Memoirs of a millionaire. 
 
 823.6556 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 21 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 EngrUsh Fiction. Contin. 
 Biographical stories. Contin. 
 
 Barnard, C: The tone masters. 3 vols. 
 
 (v. i: Mozart and Mendelssohn; — v. 2: Han- 
 del and Haydn; — v. 3: Bach and Beetho- 
 ven.) 808.1619-21 
 
 Brayman, J. O. Daring deeds of Ameri- 
 can heroes; with biog. sketches. 808. 1314 
 
 Brooks, E. S. Historic girls : stories of 
 
 girls who have influenced the history of 
 their times. 808 . 1 925 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) Sketches of the 
 
 women of Christendom. 823 . 5696 
 
 Cook, J: E. The youth of Jefferson. 
 
 (1764.) 823.7421 
 
 Crofiut, W: A: The Vanderbilts and 
 
 the story of their fortune. 923 . 2000 
 
 De Foe, D. Memoirs of Captain Carle- 
 ton. {Novels, V. 2.) p. 273, in 823.2123 
 
 Denison, C: W. The tanner boy. (Life 
 
 of U. S. Grant. ) 808 . 224 
 
 Famous boys and famous men. 
 
 808.1666 
 
 Frost, J: Old Hickory. (Life of Gen. A. 
 
 Jackson.) 808.1715 
 
 Hawthorne, N. Queen Christina, 
 
 1626-89. — Oliver Cromwell, 1599-1658. — B: 
 Franklin, 1706-90. — S: Johnson, 1709-84. — 
 Sir I: Newton, 1642-1727. — B: West, 1738- 
 1820. {In his Tales and sketches.) 
 
 p. 137, in 824.414 
 
 Holt, E. S.. In all time of our tribula- 
 tion. (Piers Gavestone.) 823.5616 
 
 Keddie, H. Papers for thoughtful girls, 
 
 with sketches of some girls' lives. 
 
 808.325 
 
 Parton, J. Captains of industry; or, 
 
 men of business who did something besides 
 making money. 808 . 1548 
 
 Ran, H. Mozart: a biog. romance. 
 
 823.7350 
 
 Shorthouse, J. H. Little schoolmaster 
 
 Mark: a spiritual romance. (Childhood of 
 H. Jung-Stilling.) 823 . 5413 
 
 Thayer, W: M. From farm-house to the 
 
 "White House. (Life of G: Washington.) 
 
 808.1727 
 
 Tulloch, W. W. Story of the life of 
 
 Queen Victoria. 808.1674 
 
 Wright, Mrs. J. (McN.) (Stories of) 
 
 Twelve noble men . 808 . 1540 
 
 Note. — For other biographical stories, see the 
 name of the person. 
 
 For bibliography, see Phillips, L. B. Diet, of 
 biog. reference; with a classed index of the bio- 
 graphicalliterature of Europe and America. (Re- 
 fers to no book published after 1870.) ** 920.282*. — 
 Thomas, J. Diet, of biog. and mythology. i888. 
 ** 920.227. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 24-26. No. 4, 1884, pp. 29-30. 
 No. 3. 1882, pp. 21-22. No. 5, 1888, pp. 35-36. 
 
 Bird, Robert Montgomery. Nick of the 
 woods; or, the jibbenainosay: a tale of 
 Kentucky. 823.79 
 
 Birds. Wood, J: G: Routledge's picture 
 book of birds. 808.1884 
 
 Birds of prey. Maxwell, Mrs, M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.2403 
 Same. z» 823.4987 
 
 Birth and education. Schwartz, Mrs. M. S. 
 (B.) 823.5808 
 
 iEnglisIi Fiction. Contin. 
 Bischoff, Joseph Eduard Konrad. [K. von Bo- 
 landen.] The trowel or the cross, and 
 other stories and sketches. 823 . 6275 
 
 Contents: — The trowel or the cross. — How 
 George Howard was cured. — A Christmas recogni- 
 tion. — Grace Seymour's mission. — Cain, what hast 
 thou done with thy brother?— The fur trader. — 
 Travels with a valetudinarian. — Xaughing Dick 
 Cranstone. — My cousin's introduction. — " For better 
 —for worse." — An English Chri.stmas story.— The 
 cross through love, and love through the cross. — 
 Acoma. 
 Bishop, W: H: Choy Susan and other stories. 
 
 823.5672 
 
 Contents: — Choy Susan.— Thebattle of Bunkerloo. 
 
 — Deodand. — Braxton's new art. — Oneof the thirty 
 
 pieces. — Mclntyre's false face. — Miss Calderon's 
 
 german. 
 
 Detmold: a romance. 823.5698 
 
 The golden justice. 823.5785 
 
 The house of a merchant prince: a novel 
 
 of New York. 823 . 4480 
 
 One of the thirty pieces. 40 pp. {In 
 
 Stories by Amer. authors, v. i.) 
 
 p. 81, in 823.4702 
 
 The yellow snake. {LippincotV s mo. 
 
 mag. , July 1888. ) 823 . 6391 
 
 Bishop's vagabond, The. 42 pp. French, A. 
 
 p. 5, i«823.47oS 
 Bit o' writin'. Banim, J:, a«a M. 823.53 
 Bitter atonement, A. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 (L.) 823.236 
 
 Same. e« 823.5061 
 
 Bitter reckoning. Payn, J. «'« 823.4994 
 
 Bitzius, Albert. [Jeremiah Gotthelf.'\ Wealth 
 and welfare. 2 vols. 823 . 6093-4 
 
 Bivouac, The. Maxwell, W: H. 823.1127 
 Bjomson, Bjornstjerne. Arne. Tr. by Ras- 
 mus B. Anderson. 823.4364 
 
 Arne: a sketch of Norwegian country 
 
 life. Tr. by A. Plesner and S. Rugeley-Pow- 
 ers. {Also) The happy boy: a tale of Nor- 
 wegian peasant life. Tr. by H. R. G. 
 
 823.4218 
 
 The betrothal. {Also) The wedding. 
 
 {Extr. from The bridal march.) {In Zim- 
 mem, H,., and A. Half-hours with for. 
 novelists, v, 2.) in ** 823.6614 
 
 The bridal march, and other storiea 
 
 Tr. by Rasmus B. Anderson. 823.4467 
 
 Contents:— t'to.^ bridal march. — Thrond. — A dan- 
 gerous wooing. — The bear hunter. — The father. — 
 The eagle's nest. — Blakken. — Fidelity.— A problem 
 of life. 
 
 Captain Mansana, and other stories. 
 
 Tr. by R. B. Anderson. 823.4477 
 
 Contents: — Captain Mansana. — The railroad and 
 the churchyard. — Dust 
 
 The fishing girl. Tr. by A. Plesner and 
 
 F. Richardson. 823.4224 
 
 The happy boy: a tale of Norwegian 
 
 peasant life. Tr. by H. R. G. ( With his 
 Arne.) in 823.4218 
 
 Magnhild. Tr. by R. B. Anderson. 
 
 823.4478 
 
 Synnove Solbakken. Tr. by R. B. An- 
 derson. 823.4236 
 
 Black, W: The adventure in Thule. {And) 
 Marriage of Moira Fergus. {Also) Lady 
 Silverdale's sweetheart, and other tales 
 {vijz.: The maid of Killeena. 44 pp. {And) 
 A fight for a wife. 17 pp.). 823.2885 
 
 A daughter of Heth: a novel. 823.80 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 22 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 En^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Black, W: Contin. 
 
 Green pastures and Piccadilly. 823.81 
 
 In far Lochaber. 823.6550 
 
 In silk attire: a novel. 823.82 
 
 Judith Shakespeare: her love affairs and 
 
 other adventures. 823 . 5535 
 
 Kilmeny: a novel. 823.83 
 
 Lady Silverdale's sweetheart, and other 
 
 tales. ( With his Adventure in Thule.) 
 
 in 823.2885 
 
 MacLeod of Dare. 823 . 1914 
 
 Madcap Violet: a novel. 823.84 
 
 Maid of Killeena, and other stories. 
 
 823.5839 
 Contents:— "iJiahA. of Killeena.— Queen Tita's 
 wager. — Fight for a wife. — True legend of a billiard 
 club. — A sequel to that.— Man who was like Shak- 
 speare. — Marriage of Moira Fergus. — I<ady Silver- 
 dale's sweetheart. 
 
 Marriage of Moira Fergus. ( With his 
 
 Adventure in Thule. ) in 823 . 2885 
 
 The monarch of Mincing-Lane. 
 
 823.5838 
 Same. 823.5905 
 
 Prince Fortunatus. 823.7030 
 
 Princess of Thule: a novel. 823.87 
 
 Romeo and Juliet: a tale of two young 
 
 fools. 54 pp. ( With Bulldog and but- 
 terfly. By D: C. Murray.) in 823.5131 
 
 ■ Sabina Zembra. 823 . 5543 
 
 Shandon bells. 823.6539 
 
 The strange adventures of a phaeton. 
 
 823.88 
 
 Sunrise: a story of these times. 823.4016 
 
 That beautiful wretch: a Brighton 
 
 story. 823.1896 
 Three feathers. 823.89 
 
 White heather. 823.4841 
 
 White Wings: a yachting romance. 
 
 823.2350 
 Black arrow, The. Stevenson, R. L: 
 
 823.5246 
 Black baronet. Carleton, W: 823 . 167 
 
 Black Beauty: his grooms and companions. 
 Sewell, A.. 808.1697 
 
 Black blood. Fenn, G: M. «« 823.2261 
 
 Black but comely. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 823 . 7270 
 
 Same. 823 . 4665 
 
 Black dwarf. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1395 
 
 Same. 823.5157; 823.5797 
 
 Same. p. 269, in ** 823.6024; in 823.5326 
 
 Black eyes. 12 pp. Alarcon, P. A. de. 
 
 p. 175, z« 823.6534 
 Black-forest village stories. Auerbach, B. 
 
 823.5730 
 Black gauntlet, The. Schoolcraft, Mrs. M.. 
 (H.) 823.7414 
 
 Black ice. Tourgee, A. W. 823.5294 
 
 Black ivory. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.453 
 
 Black poodle, The. Guthrie, F: A. 823.5597 
 Black prophet. Carleton, W: 823.168 
 
 Black sheep. Yates, E. H. 823.1748 
 
 Black ship, The. Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) 
 
 808.1490 
 Black tulip. The. Dumas, A. D. 823.6450 
 Black Venus, The. Belot, A. 823.5793 
 
 "Black Watch." Grant, J. 823.619 
 
 Cn^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Blackall, Emily Lucas. Superior to circum- 
 stances. 823 . 7340 
 
 Blackford, Mrs. — . The Scottish orphans. 
 {Also) Arthur Monteith: a sequel to The 
 Scottish orphans. {And) The young West 
 Indian. 823.6584 
 
 Blackmore, R: Doddridge. Alice Lorraine: a 
 
 823.3916 
 823.5836 
 823.4941 
 823.3916 
 823.4950 
 carrier. 
 823.2517 
 
 823.5824 
 
 823.6345 
 in 823.2517 
 823.7031 
 
 tale of the south downs. 
 Same. 
 
 Christowell: a Dartmoor tale. 
 
 Same. {Also) Alice Lorraine. 
 
 Clara Vaughan. 
 
 Same. {Also) Cripps, the 
 
 {And) Erema; or, my father's sin. 
 
 Cradock Nowell: a tale of the New For- 
 est. 823.5837 
 
 Cripps, the carrier: a woodland tale. 
 
 i7t 823.2517 
 
 Same. 
 
 Erema; or, my father's sin. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Kit and Kitty. 
 
 Lorna Doone: a romance of Exmoor. 
 
 823.3024 
 
 Maid of Sker: a novel. 823.5831 
 
 Same. 823.5906 
 
 Mary Anerley: a Yorkshire tale. 823.2290 
 
 The remarkable history of Sir Thomas 
 
 Upmore, Bart., M. P., formerly known as 
 "Tommy Upmore." 823.4761 
 
 Springhaven: a tale of the great war. 
 
 823.5151 
 
 Same. 823.5514 
 
 Blacksmiths of Holsby, The. 50 pp. {In 
 Famous stories. By De Quincey, and 
 others.) p. 348, in 823.1778 
 
 Blade-o'-grass. 68 pp. Farjeon, B: L. 
 
 823.6125 
 
 Blagden Isa. The woman I loved, and the 
 woman who loved me. in 823 . 5040 
 
 Blaisdell, Albert F., ed. Sir Walter Scott 
 for young people : readings from the Wav- 
 erly novels ; ed. for school and home use. 
 
 808.1667 
 
 Blanc, Mme. Marie Thdr^se (deSolms). {Th. 
 Bentzon.'] Remorse: a novel. 823.2329 
 
 Blanche Carey. Patricia. 823.1235 
 
 Blatchford bequest, and other stories. Fargus, 
 F:J: 2« 823.5064 
 
 Blatherwick, C. The Ducie diamonds. 
 
 in 823.5091 
 
 Bleak House. Dickens, C: J. H. 823.390 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5313-14 
 
 Blemmertons, The. Nicholson, .^^t/. J. J. 
 
 823.4267 
 
 Blessed Saint Certainty. Baker, W: M. 
 
 823.4188 
 
 Blessington, Countess of. See Gardiner, Mar- 
 guerite (Power). Countess of Blessington. 
 
 Blicher, Steen Steensen. Esben. 30 pp. 
 {In Bushby, Mrs. — .,tr. The Danes . . . 
 V. 3.) p. 273, »■» 823.6446 
 
 A tale of Jutland. 34 pp. {In Bushby, 
 
 Mrs. — ., tr. The Danes . . . v. i.) 
 
 p. 209, in 823.6444 
 Blind brother, The. Greene, H. 808.1357 
 Blind love. Collins, W: W. 823.7247 
 
 Blindpits. Taylor, E.. 823.4107 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 23 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Bliss, W: Root. Colonial times on Buzzard's 
 bay. 2ded. 823.6537 
 
 Blithedale romance. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 j« 823.733 
 
 Blockade of Phalsburg, The. Erckmann, :fe., 
 and Chatrian, A. 823 . 6854 
 
 Blockade runners. Verne, J. 823.5181 
 
 Same. p. 197, in 823.6243; in 823.7091 
 
 Bloody chasm. De Forest, J: W: 823 . 1891 
 
 Blossom and fruit; or, Madame's ward. 
 
 823.5123 
 
 Blossom-bud and her genteel friends. Smith, 
 Mrs.'S. P. 823.4537 
 
 Blow, Mrs. M.. W. (Glascock.) Dare. 
 
 823.4299 
 
 Blue and the grey ser. See Adams, W: T. 
 
 Blue banner, The. Cahun, L. 823.6283 
 
 Blue bell of Red-Neap. Parr, Mrs. L.. (T.) 
 
 823.1231 
 808.1687 
 823.6622 
 
 Blue fairy book. Lang, A., ed. 
 
 Blue lights. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 Bluebeard's keys. 41 pp. Ritchie, Mrs. A 
 I.. (T.) 823.5984 
 
 Blue-stocking, A. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 823 . 1906 
 
 BIyth, M. P. Antoinette. 2 vols. 823.7206-7 
 
 Blythe, J. A. St. J : A lonely life. 823 . 2355 
 
 Bodley grandchildren and their journey in 
 Holland. Scudder, H. E. 808.1852 
 
 Bodleys afoot. Scudder, H. E. 808.1850 
 
 Bodleys on wheels. Scudder, H. E. 808.1849 
 
 Bodleys telling stories. Scudder, H. E. 
 
 808.1848 
 
 Body and soul. 2 vols, (in i). Wilkins, Rev. 
 G: ** 823.6736 
 
 Bogle o' the brae. Hogg, J. in 823 . 702 
 
 Boisgilbert, Edmund, pseud. See Don- 
 nelly, Ignatius. 
 
 Bolanden, Konrad von, pseud. See Bis- 
 choff, Joseph Eduard Konrad. 
 
 Boldrewood, Rolf. Robbery under arms; a 
 story of life and adventure in the bush and 
 in the goldfields of Australia. 823 . 7 1 68 
 
 Bolte, Amalie C. Elise Mariane {Known as 
 Amely). Mme. de Stael: an historical 
 novel. Tr. by T. Johnson. 823 . 7093 
 
 Bolte, Amely. See Bolte, Amalie C. E. M. 
 
 Bolton, Mrs. S.. (Knowles). Present prob- 
 lem. 823.110 
 
 Bolton and his friends. Stowe, Mrs. H. E. 
 (B.) in 823.6678 
 
 Bonaventure. Cable, G: W. 823.5248 
 
 Bondman, The. Caine, H. 823.7034 
 
 " Bones and I." Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 823.7271 
 Same. z«** 823.4660 
 
 Boniface, Joseph Xavier. [X B. Saintine.'] 
 Picciola. 823.6294 
 
 Same. p. 755, in ** 823.6215 
 
 The solitary of Juan Fernandez ; or, the 
 
 real Robinson Crusoe. Tr. by A. T. Wil- 
 bur. 823.6838 
 
 Bonne-Marie. Durand, Mme. A. M. C. (H.) 
 
 823.6867 
 Bonner, J: A child's history of Greece. 2 vols. 
 
 808.621-2 
 
 V. 1 : B. C. 500-B. C. 456. 
 V. 2: B. C. 447-A. D. 1843. 
 
 Bngrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Bonner, J: Contin. 
 
 A child's history of Rome. 2 vols. 
 
 808.623-4 
 
 A child's history of the United States. 
 
 3 vols 
 
 V. i: A. D. 1500-A. D. 1776. 
 V. 2: A. D. 1776-A. D. i860. 
 V. 3: A. D. 1860-A. D. 1865. 
 
 Bonnie Prince Charlie. 
 
 808.618-20 
 
 Henty, G: 
 Tiernan, Mrs. F.. C. 
 
 A, 
 
 808.1443 
 Bonny Kate. Tiernan, Mrs. F.. C. (F.) 
 
 823.6360 
 
 Bonnybel Vane. Cooke, J: E. 823.5661 
 
 Bonnyborough. Whitney, Mrs. A. D. (T.) 
 
 823.4883 
 
 Book of American explorers. Higginson, T: 
 
 W. 808.298 
 
 Book of life. The. Gait, J: z« 823.702 
 
 Book of Scottish story: historical, humorous, 
 
 legendary, and imaginative. Selected from 
 
 the works of standard Scottish authors. 
 
 823.1835 
 Book of snobs. Thackeray, W: M. 823.1572 
 Same. in 823.6324 
 
 Books and reading: 
 
 Abbott, L., ed. Hints for home reading. 
 
 (Cop. 1883.) 16.212 
 
 Atkinson, W. P. On the right use of 
 
 books. 1878. 824.4 
 
 Axon, W. E. A. Books and reading. 
 
 {Library chronicle, 1887, v. 4.) ** 19.67'* 
 
 Baldwin, J. The book-lover. 4th ed. 
 
 1885. 17- 175 
 
 Best hundred books: containing an arti- 
 cle on the choice of books, by J. Ruskin, 
 etc. 1886. 374-16 
 
 Best reading, 4th rev. and enl. ed., con- 
 tin. to Aug., 1876, with the addition of 
 select lists of the best French, German, 
 Spanish and Italian literature. Ed. by F: B. 
 Perkins. 1877. * 17.2 
 
 Same. 2d ser. English and American 
 
 publications for the five years ending Dec. 
 31, 1881. Ed. by L. E. Jones. (Suppl. to 
 4th ed.) 1882. *i7.2« 
 
 Same. 3d ser. For the five years end- 
 ing Dec. I, 1886. Ed. by L. E. Jones. 1887. 
 
 * 17.2=* 
 
 Book-lover's Enchiridion. (A. Lang.) 
 
 1883. * 804.4 
 
 "Books that have helped me." Repr. 
 
 from ' ' The forum. ' ' 1888. 16 . 2 1 1 
 
 Burt, M.. E. Literary landmarks: a 
 
 guide to good reading for young people, 
 and teachers' assistant. 1890. 17-258 
 
 Dibdin, Rev. T. F. The library com- 
 panion. 1824. * 17-234 
 
 Fiction in libraries and the reading of 
 
 children. Papers read at the Boston con- 
 ference of the Amer. Library Assoc, 1879. 
 {Lib.jL, V. 4, 1879, pp. 316-366.) ** 19- 19 
 
 Green, S. S. The relation of the public 
 
 library to the public schools. {Lib.jl., v. 
 5, p. 235.) ** 19.20 
 
 Harrison, F. The choice of books, and 
 
 other literary pieces. 1886. 824.389 
 
 Hazard, W. P. The library; or, some 
 
 hints about what to read. 1870. 17.262 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 24 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 JBngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Books and reading: Contin. 
 
 How to read a book in the best way. 
 
 67 pp. 16.210 
 
 Langford, J: A. The praise of books, 
 
 as said and sung by English authors. 
 
 824.205 
 
 Ivegouv^, E. Art of reading. 815 . 19 
 
 Reading as a fine art. (Abr.) 9th ed. 
 
 1879. 815 . 20 
 
 Le5^oldt, F. A reading diary. 1881. 
 
 * 16.74 
 
 , and Jones, Iv. E. The books of all 
 
 times. 1882. **ii.i43 
 
 Mathews, W. What shall we read? 
 
 (/» his Men, places and things.) 1888. 
 
 p. 335, «■« 824.397 
 
 Ogle, J. J. Fifty works of reference for 
 
 a small reading-room. {Lib. chronicle, 
 1887.) 19.67^ 
 
 Parsons, F., and others. The world's 
 
 best books. 1889. 374-19 
 
 Poole, R. B. Fiction in libraries. 3 pp. 
 
 {Lib.jL, V. 16, 1891, p. 8.) ** 19.24* 
 
 Porter, N. Books and reading; with 
 
 app. containing a select catalogue of books. 
 1881. D2.19 
 
 Pryde, D. Highways of literature; or, 
 
 what to read and how to read. 1883. 
 
 374-15 
 
 Richardson, C: F. The choice of books. 
 
 (1881.) 16.216 
 
 Sonnenschein, W. S. The best books. 
 
 1887. _ ** 17.238 
 
 Thwing, C: F. The reading of books: 
 
 its pleasures, profits, and perils. 1883. 
 
 16.209 
 
 Van Dyke, J. C. Books, and how to use 
 
 them. 1883. 374.14 
 
 Van Rhyn, G. A. F. What to read and 
 
 how to read: a guide to recent English lit- 
 erature. 1875. * 17. I 
 
 Authors. 
 
 A hundred American authors perhaps 
 
 worthiest of being read. ( Critic, July 24, 
 1886.) ** 51.1426 
 
 A hundred and twenty-five great authors. 
 
 {Critic, July 17, 1886.) ** 51 . 1426 
 
 See also Alllbone, S. A. Critical dictionary of 
 English literature and British and American au- 
 thors. 3 vols. V. 1: A-Lytton;— V. 2: Mab.-Szyrma;— 
 V. 3: Taafe-Z. (Index.) **8o3.6-8.— Stedman, E. 
 C, and Hutcbinson, E. M. t,ibrary of American 
 literature. 11 vols. (Index in v. 11.) 
 Contents: — v. i. Early colonial period. 1607-1675. 
 
 ** 820.122 
 V. 2. Later colonial period. 1676-1764. ** 820.123 
 V. 3. Ivit of the revolutionary period. 1765-1787. 
 
 ** 820. 124 
 V. 4. Lit. of the republic. Pt. i: 1788-1820. ** 820.125 
 V. 5. Lit. of the republic. Pt. 2: 1821-1834. ** 820.136 
 vols. 6-8. Lit. of the republic. Pt. 3: 1835-1860. 
 
 ** 820. 127-9 
 vols. 9-11. Lit. of the republic. Pt. 4: 1861-1889. 
 
 **82o.i30-i3i' 
 
 Annual American catalogrue, with full titles 
 
 and descriptive notes. 4 vols. 1886-9. ** 15. 261-3*. 
 
 Authors for boys. See 
 
 Adams.— Aldrich.— Alger.— Ballantyne.— Blake.— 
 Brooks.— Butterworth.— Church.— Clemens.— Edgar. 
 — Fenn.— Fosdick.— Frith . — Hale. — Hawthorne.— 
 Henty.-Hodgetts.— Hopes.— Hughes.— Hutcheson. 
 — Kaler.- Kellogg. — Kingston. — Knox.— Lamb.— 
 Lanier.— Munroe.— Reed.— Reid.— Scott.— Stables.— 
 Stoddard.— Trowbridge.— Verne, and others. 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Books and reading: Contin, 
 
 Authors for girls. See 
 
 Alcott. — Aulnoy, Mme. d' . — Beale. — Browne. — • 
 Catherwood, Mrs. — Champney, Mrs. — Dickens. — 
 Dodge, Mrs. — Dodgson. — Doudney. — Douglas. — 
 Ewing. — Harris, Mrs. — Hawthorne. — Holmes, Mrs. 
 — Holt. — Irving. — Keddie. — Lamb. — Marshall, Mrs. 
 — Meade. — Perry. — Richards. Mrs. — SeweU. — Sher- 
 wood, Mrs. — Swan. — Symington. — Wetherell. — 
 Whitney, Mrs. — Woolsey. — Yonge, and others. 
 
 Authors for the little ones. See 
 
 Andersen. — ^sop. — Barbauld, Mrs. — Bloomfield. 
 — Burnett, Mrs. — Day. — Edgeworth. — Grimm. — 
 Hawthorne. — Hood. — Hugessen. — Jackson, Mrs.— 
 Kingsley. — LiUie, Mrs. — MacDonald. — Meade. — 
 Molesworth, Mrs. — Montgomery. — Moulton, Mrs. 
 — Richards, Mrs. — Ruskin . — Scudder. — Trimmer, 
 Mrs. — Walton, Jf«.— Watts, Dr. — Wesselhoeft, Mrs. 
 — Wiggin, Mrs. — Woolsey, and others. 
 
 Books for the young. 
 
 Best one hundred books for boys. ( The 
 
 Critic, July 17, 1886.) ** 51 . 1426 
 
 Books for boys and girls. (Z?d. _/'/., June 
 
 1881, V. 6.) p. 182, in ** 19.21 
 
 Books for very little children. {Lit. 
 
 News, 1886, V. 7. ) 
 
 PP- 306, 338, 2«* 15-207' 
 
 Books for young women. (From the 
 
 Christian register. Publisher's weekly, 
 Sept. 21, 1878, V. 14.) p. 369, in ** 11.66 
 
 Burt, M.. E. Literary landmarks: a 
 
 guide to good reading for young people. 
 1890. 17.258 
 
 Harris, A. B. American authors for 
 
 young folks. 1887. 820.157 
 
 Hundred books for boys. {Lit. news, 
 
 Feb. 1887, V. 8.) p. 51, in ** 15.207* 
 
 Salmon, E. Juvenile literature as it is. 
 
 1888. 16.213 
 
 Sargent, J: F., comp. Reading for the 
 
 young; classified and annotated catalogue 
 with alphabetical author-index. 1890. 
 
 16.222 
 
 Smart, J. H. Books and reading for 
 
 the young. 1880. 16.215 
 
 Boone, Daniel (i 735-1820). 
 
 Abbott, J. S. C. Daniel Boone. 
 
 808.542 
 
 Jones, J. B. Wild western scenes. 
 
 823.906 
 Note.— See V\i-ak,'T . Memoir of B. ** 923. 419.— 
 Hartley, C. B. Life of B. 923.416.— Peck, J: M. 
 Life of D.Boone. (Sparks, J. Amer. biog.,s. 2, v. 
 13-) * 923 -1382. 
 Booth, Mrs. Eliza M. J. 
 [''Rita."} Daphne. 
 
 Faustine. 
 
 Fragoletta. 
 
 My lady coquette. 
 
 Bootle's children. 
 
 (P-) 
 
 (Gollan) von. 
 823.5783 
 823-5779 
 823.3888 
 in 823 . 6691 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. 
 in 823.6607 
 
 Boots at the Holly -tree inn. 20 pp. Dickens, 
 C: J. H. p. 80, ?■« 823.5478 
 
 Border beagles. Simms, W: G. 823.1427 
 
 Border shepherdess, A. Barr, Mrs. A. E- 
 (H.) _ 823.5225 
 
 Borlase, J. S. The king of the conjurors. 
 
 823. Ill 
 
 Born coquette, A. Hungerford, Mrs. M. 
 
 823.7089 
 
 Bornemann, Mrs. M.. Madame Jane Junk 
 and Joe. 823.5813 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 25 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Kngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Borneo. Greenwood, J. Adventures of Reu- 
 ben Davidger : seventeen years and four 
 months captive among the Dyaks of Bor- 
 neo. 823.6018 
 
 Note.— See Posewitz, T. Borneo. 1889. (Bibll- 
 ograpfey.pp.ix-xxi.) 9190.50.— Bock, C. Thehead- 
 hunters of Borneo; also, journeyings in Sumatra. 
 1882. *99i.3.— Brooke, J. Narrative of events in 
 Borneo and Celebes . . . 2 vols. 1848. * 090. 1-2.— 
 Hatton, F. Borneo : explorations and adventures 
 on equator. 1886. 9190.51.— Wallace, A. R. The 
 Malayarchipelago: a narrative of travel.with studies 
 of man and nature. Maps. Illus. i86g. 9190.9. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 150, in ** 
 So.i\— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 52, in ** 
 50.1'. 
 
 Borrow, G: Lavengro; the scholar, — the 
 gypsy, — the priest. 823.112 
 
 The Romany Rye: a sequel to "Laven- 
 gro." 3ded. 823.4586 
 
 Bosboom, Mrs. A.. Luiza Geertruide (Tous- 
 saint). Major Frances. (/wZimmem H.., 
 and A. Half-hours with for. novelists, v. 2. ) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6614 
 
 Boscobel. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.5601 
 
 Boston, Mass. See also New England. 
 
 Abbott, J. Marco Paul in Boston. 
 
 808.723 
 
 Butterworth, H. 
 
 of Boston. 
 
 Lander, S.. W. 
 
 for young eyes.) 
 
 Early period. 
 
 Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Young folks' history 
 
 974-143 
 
 Boston. (Spectacles 
 
 808.97 
 
 The scarlet letter. 
 
 823.733 
 
 Twice-told tales. 823.5561 
 
 Same. 823.6195 
 
 Andros period, 1689, etc. Dawes, R. Nix's 
 mate. ** 823.6236 
 
 Revolutionary period. Cooper, J. F. Lionel 
 Lincoln. 823.299 
 
 Note.— See Celebration of the 250th anniversary 
 of the settlement of Boston, Sept. 17, 1880. Ports. 
 Map. Illus. **974.27.— Drake, S: A. Around the 
 hub: a boy's book about Boston. 1882. 9174.120.— 
 Gilman, A. The story of Boston: a study of inde- 
 pendency. 1889. 9174.117. — Hill, H. A. Hist, of 
 the Old South Church (Third Church). Boston, 
 1669-1884. 2 vols. 1890. (Bibliography in v. 2, pp. 
 581-655). * 974. 144-5.— Scudder, H. E. Boston 
 town. (Hist, for youth.) Ports. Map. Illus. 
 1881. 974.41.— Watson, H: C. The Boston tea party. 
 1889. 973.705.— Winsor, J., ed. Memorial history 
 of Boston, incl. SuflFolk Co. , 1630-1880. 4 vols. Maps. 
 Illus. 1881-2. * 974.51-4. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 29. No. 4, 1884, pp. 34, 35. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 25. No. 5, 1888, pp. 38, 39. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 151, 152, in ** 
 50.I-— 5a»t<r. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 18S7. p. 53, i» ** 
 50-1 • 
 
 Bothwell. Grant, J. 823.620 
 
 Boucicault, Dion, joint author. See Reade, C : 
 Boulderstone. Sime, \V: in 823.4994 
 
 Boulger, Mrs. Dora Henrietta (Havers). 
 
 {Theo. Gift.'] Maid EUice. 823.721 
 
 Pretty Miss Bellew. 823 . 1902 
 
 Bound by a spell. Fargus, F: J : 823 . 5067 
 
 Same. 823.5068 
 
 Bow of orange ribbon. The. Barr, Mrs. A. 
 
 E. (H.) 823.5417 
 
 Same. 823.6207 
 
 Bowles, Emily. In the Camargue. 823.4126 
 Bowman, Anne. The kangaroo hunters ; or, 
 
 adventures in the bush. 808.892 
 
 Engrlish Fiction, Contin. 
 Bowman, Anne. Contin. 
 
 The young exiles ; or, the wild tribes of 
 
 the north. 808.203 
 
 Bo wsham puzzle. Habberlon, J: 823.5694 
 Boxes, The. 12 pp. (/« Tales from Black- 
 wood, V. 8.) in ** 823.6654 
 BoyCrusoes. Taylor, J. 808.1658 
 Boy emigrants, The. Brooks, N. 808.1416 
 Boy engineers, The. Lukin, J. 808.1662 
 Boy hunters. The. Reid, Capt. T: M. 
 
 808.758 
 Boy Joe and Samuel Weller. Dickens, C: J: 
 
 H. «■« 808.1570 
 
 Boy joiner and model maker. Davidson, E. 
 
 A. 808.1867 
 
 Boy knight. The. Henty, G: A. 808.1491 
 Boy slaves. Reid, Gz^/f. T: M. 808.422 
 
 Boy travellers in Australasia. Knox, T: W. 
 
 808.1842 
 Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Knox, T:W. 808.1930 
 
 Boy travellers in Mexico, The. Knox, T: W. 
 
 808.1841 
 Boy travellers in South America. Knox, T: 
 
 W. 808.1840 
 
 Boy travellers in the far East. Parts 1-5. 
 
 Knox, T : W. 808 . 1835-39 
 
 Boy travellers in the Russian empire. Knox, 
 
 T:W. 808.1844 
 
 Boy travellers on the Congo. Knox, T: W. 
 
 808.1843 
 Boyce, J: [Paul Peppergrass.'\ Mary Lee; 
 
 or, the Yankee in Ireland. 823. 113 
 
 Shandy M'Guire: a story of the north 
 
 of Ireland. 823.114 
 
 The spae wife: a story of the reign of 
 
 Elizabeth. 823.115 
 
 Sam.e. 2 vols. 823.6931-2 
 
 Boyd, Archibald. The crown ward. 3 vols. 
 
 823 . 6427-29 
 
 Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth. Against heavy 
 
 odds: a tale of Norse heroism. 808. 1703 
 
 A daring fiction. 42 pp. {In Stories 
 
 by Amer. authors, v. 10. ) 
 
 p. 112, in 823.4711 
 
 Daughter of the Philistines. 823.4542 
 
 Same. 823.5621 
 
 Falconberg. 823.4217 
 
 Gunnar: a tale of Norse life. 823.1990 
 
 Ilka on the hill-top, and other stories. 
 
 823.4022 
 
 The modern vikings. Stories of life 
 
 and sport in the Norseland. 808 . 1464 
 
 A Norseman's pilgrimage. 823.5670 
 
 The old Adam. (Anon.) {LippincotV s 
 
 monthly mag., May 1888.) 823.6433 
 
 Queen Titania. 823 . 1865 
 
 Cbn/<»«^i.— Queen Titania.— The mountain's face. 
 
 — A dangerous virtue. 
 
 Tales from two hemispheres. 823.4237 
 
 Boyhood and manhood series. See Alger, 
 
 H.,/r. 
 Boyle, F: The Bordone girl. 15 pp. (/» 
 Twenty novelettes . . . ) 
 
 p. 113, in 823.7183 
 
 A good hater. 823.5109 
 
 Boylston, P: John Chardxes: a tale of the 
 
 civil war in America. 823 . 7032 
 
 Boyne water. Banim, J: 823.54 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 26 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Boy's adventure in the barons' war, A. Edgar, 
 
 J: G: 808.1909 
 
 Boy's adventures in the wilds of Australia. 
 
 Howitt, W: 808.193 
 
 Boys' and girls' Herodotus. White, J: S., ed. 
 
 808.1880 
 Boys' and girls' Plutarch. White, J: S., ed. 
 
 808.1881 
 Boy's King Arthur, The. Malory, Sir T: 
 
 808.1870 
 Boys of '76. Coffin, C: C. 808.1857 
 
 Boys of the Sierras, The. Montgomery, W. 
 
 808.1877 
 Boy's own book of indoor games and recrea- 
 tions. ^XsAAts^O., and others. 808.1906 
 Boy's town, A. Howells, W: D. 808.1718 
 Boys' useful pastimes. Griffith, R. 808. J 645 
 Boy's workshop, with plans and designs: for 
 in-door and out-door work. By a boy and 
 his friends. 808 . 1552 
 
 Boz, pseud. See Dickens, C: J: H. 
 Bracebridge Hall. Irving, W. 823.1810 
 
 Brachvogel, Albert Emil. Beaumarchais: 
 an historical novel. Tr. by T. J. Radford. 
 
 823.6105 
 Braddon, M.. E.. 5<?<? Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 
 (Braddon), 
 Bradley, E: {Cuthbert Bede.'\ Adventures 
 of Mr. Verdant Green, an Oxford freshman. 
 
 823.117 
 Issued also as The dude; or the adventures of 
 Verdant Green. 
 
 Nearer and dearer: a novelette. 
 
 „ , . . . 823.4134 
 
 Bradshaw, Annie. Crimson stain. 
 
 in 823.5090 
 
 Same. 823.5143 
 
 Braga, Teofilo, joint author. See Harding, 
 
 Victor Eugenio. 
 Bragelonne, the son of Athos. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.6302 
 Brakespeare. Lawrence, G: A. 823.956 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (Low), [Bertha M. 
 
 Clay.'\ Arnold's promise. ( With her The 
 
 earl's error. ) in 823 .5123 
 
 At war with herself. 823.5100 
 
 Same. 823.5128 
 
 Between two loves. z« 823.5117 
 
 Between two sins. 823. 51 11 
 
 Beyond pardon. (Also) A golden heart. 
 
 823.6605 
 
 A bitter atonement. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Broken wedding-ring. 
 
 Claribel's love story. 
 
 A dark marriage mom. 
 
 A dead heart. (And) 
 
 line's dream. 
 
 Dora Thorne. 
 
 The duke's secret. 
 
 The earl's atonement. 
 
 The earl's error. 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (Low). Contin. 
 
 From gloom to sunlight. z» 823.5104 
 
 ise. 
 
 Eveljm's folly. 
 
 Fair but false. 
 
 Fair mystery. 
 
 For another's sin. 
 
 Same. 
 
 823.236 
 
 in 823.5061 
 823.5129 
 
 in 823.5017 
 
 823.5120 
 
 Lady Gwendo- 
 
 in 823.5064 
 823.5063 
 
 in 823.5080 
 
 in 823.5088 
 (And) Arnold's prom- 
 
 in 823.5123 
 823.5126 
 823.5099 
 823.5042 
 823.4877 
 
 tn 823.5079 
 
 Same. 
 
 A golden dawn 
 
 A golden heart, 
 
 don.) 
 
 A haunted life. 
 
 Her martyrdom. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Her mother's sin. 
 
 Her second love. 
 
 Hilary's folly. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Hilda. 
 
 In Cupid's net. 
 
 Ingledew House, 
 
 death. 
 
 Lady Darner's secret. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Lady Gwendoline's dream 
 
 A dead heart.) 
 
 Lady Hutton's ward. 
 
 Letty Leigh. 
 
 Like no other love. 
 Love for a day. 
 Love's warfare. 
 Madolin's lover. 
 Marjorie. 2 pts. 
 Same. 
 
 823.5133 
 
 823.5054 
 
 ( With her Beyond par- 
 
 in 823.6605 
 
 in 823.5019 
 
 823.4919 
 
 «« 823.5103 
 
 in 823.5022 
 
 823.5127 
 
 in 823.5019 
 
 823-5472 
 
 in 823.5094 
 
 in 823.5064 
 
 (And) More bitterthan 
 
 in 823.5132 
 
 823.237 
 
 in 823.5117 
 
 ( With her 
 
 in 823 . 5064 
 
 Sam,e as Hilda. 
 
 in 823.5123 
 
 in 823.5101 
 in 823.5054 
 in 823.5106 
 z« 823.5134 
 in 823.5140 
 823.5186; 823.5195 
 
 — More bitter than death. ( With her In- 
 gledew House. ) in 823 .5132 
 
 — My sister Kate. 29 pp. ew 823.4994 
 
 — The mystery of Colde Fell, in 823.4992 
 
 — The mystery of the holly-tree: a 
 Christmas story. ( With her On her wed- 
 ding mom. ) e» 823 . 5 133 
 
 — On her wedding mora. (And) The 
 mystery of the holly-tree : a Christmas 
 story. i« 823.5133 
 
 — A passion flower. 823.4772 
 
 — ' ' Prince Charlie's daughter. ' ' 823 . 5076 
 
 Put asunder. 
 
 A queen amongst women 
 
 Redeemed by love. 
 
 ■ Repented at leisure. 
 
 Romance of a black veil. 
 
 Set in diamonds. 
 
 The shadow of a sin. 
 
 Same. 
 
 The shattered idol. 
 
 Sin of a lifetime. 
 
 The squire's darling. 
 
 Struggle for a ring. 
 
 beline. 
 
 Sunshine and roses. 
 
 in 823.4980 
 
 in 823 . 5080 
 
 /« 823.5134 
 
 ?■« 823.5036 
 
 823.5013 
 
 «« 823.5132 
 
 in 823.5118 
 
 in 823.5124 
 
 in 823.5123 
 
 in 823.5101 
 
 «« 823.5079 
 
 (Also) Sweet Cym- 
 
 823.5180 
 
 823.5119 
 
 Sweet Cymbeline. ( With her Straggle 
 
 for a ring.) ?« 823.5180 
 
 Thorns and orange blossoms. 
 
 in 823.5076 
 
 Thrown on the world. 823.5132 
 
 True Magdalen. in 823.51 11 
 
 'Twixt smile and tear. 823.5124 
 
 Two kisses. 823.5101 
 
 Under a shadow. 823.5137 
 
 An unnatural bondage. (.(^«fl?) That beau- 
 tiful lady. in 823 . 5035 
 
 Wedded and parted. in 823 . 5099 
 
 ■ Which loved him best ? 823.5115 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 27 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (Low). 
 
 Wife in name only. 
 
 The wife's secret. 
 
 A woman's error. 
 
 A woman's temptation. 
 
 A woman's war. 
 
 The world between them, 
 
 Same. 
 
 Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly. 
 
 Contin.^ 
 
 823.5099 
 
 «« 823.5099 
 
 823.5118 
 
 in 823.5126 
 
 823.5134 
 
 t« 823.5137 
 
 823.4768 
 
 Lever, C: J. 
 
 823.972 
 
 Branksome Dene. Walmsley, H. M. 823.1669 
 Brant and Red Jacket. Eggleston, E:, and 
 Seelye, Mrs. L. (E). 808.767 
 
 Brave lady, A. Craik, i^r^.D.M.(M.) 823.324 
 Bravest of the brave, The. Henty, G: A. 
 
 808.1473 
 Bravo, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.290 
 
 BraxtonsBar. Daggett, R. M. 823.4528 
 
 Brayman, James O., ed. Daring deeds of 
 American heroes, with biographical sketch- 
 es. 808.1314 
 Brazil. See also South America, note. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Martin Rattler; or, 
 
 a boy's adventure in the forests of Brazil. 
 
 808.263 
 
 Note.— See Adalbert, Prince. Travels in . . . 
 Brazil ... 2 vols. 918.32-53.— Agassiz, Prof., and 
 Mrs. 1,: Journey in Brazil. 1879. 918.15. — Win- 
 sor, J. Narr. and crit. hist, of America. 8 vols. 
 (Bibliography, v. 8, pp. 349-358.) See vols, i, 2, 8. 
 ♦970.127, 127*, 127*.— Ewbank, T: Life in Brazil. 
 (1845-6.) 1856. 918. II.— Fletcher. J. C, and Kidder, 
 D. P. Brazil and the Brazilians. Port. Maps. lUus. 
 1868. 918.28.— Muthall, M. G. Brazil, past and 
 present. (Contevip. rev., v. 57. 1890.) pp. 103-11, in 
 * 52. 5402°. — Smith, H. H. Brazil: the Amazons 
 and the coast. Map. lUus. 1879. 918.16.— Southey, 
 R. History of Brazil. 3 vols. 1810-19. 981.8-10. 
 
 See also Catalogrues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 31. No. 4, 1884, p. 37. 
 
 No. 3, 1S82, p. 26. No. 5, 1888, p. 41. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 158, in ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. 1,1882- Jan. i, 1887. p. 55, in **5o.i''. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. £>epi. 0/ State.) 
 
 ** 350 •5496''*- 
 
 See also Royal Geog. Soc. journal. 46 vols. 
 
 1831-1876. ** 910. 1-46. 
 Bread-and-cheese and kisses. 76 pp. Far- 
 
 jeon, B: L. 2« 823.6125 
 
 Bread upon the waters. Craib, Mrs. D. M. 
 
 (M.) 823.325 
 
 Same. ?« 823.330; z« 823.5508 
 
 Bread-winners, The. Hay, J: 823.4692 
 
 Breaking a butterfly. Lawrence, G: A. 
 
 823.958 
 Bred in the bone. Payn, J. 823.6052 
 
 Bremer, Fredrika. (1801-1865.) Brothers and 
 
 sisters: a tale of domestic life. 823.6107 
 
 Father and daughter : a portraiture from 
 
 the life. 823.2174 
 
 The four sisters : a tale of social and do- 
 mestic life in Sweden, 823 . 1919 
 Issued also as Hertha. 
 
 The home ; or, family joys and family 
 
 cares. 823.2173 
 
 The midnight sun : a pilgrimage. 
 
 in 823.5023 
 Same. 823.6109 
 
 The neighbors : a story of every -day 
 
 life, 823.2175 
 
 Same. (And other stories, viz.: Hopes. 
 
 — The twins. — ^Tralinnan : a sketch from 
 the olden time. ) 823 .2117 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Bremer, Fredrika. (1801-1865.) Contin. 
 
 New sketches of every-day life: A diary; 
 
 together with Strife and peace. 823 .6108 
 
 The parsonage of Mora. 823.6106 
 
 Issued also as Life in Dalecarlia. 
 
 The president's daughters. 823.2118 
 
 Same. Part 2 : Nina. 823.6129 
 
 Works. Tr. by Mrs. M.. Howitt. 4th 
 
 ed. 823.2120 
 
 Contents:— A. diary.— The solitary. — The com- 
 forter. — A letter about suppers.— The H family. 
 
 — Axel and Anna ; or, correspondence between two 
 lovers, 
 
 Same, (viz.:) The home ; or, life in 
 
 Sweden. And Strife and peace. 823.2119 
 
 Note.— See Bremer, C. Life, letters and post- 
 humous works (sketches and poems) of F, Bremer. 
 928.84. 
 
 Brenda Yorke. Hay, M.. C. ?« 823.2472 
 
 Same. 2« 823.4998 
 
 Bresciani, J^ev. A., .S". J. Mathilda of Can- 
 ossa, and Yoland of Groningen. Tr. by 
 A.. T, Sadlier. 823.1904 
 
 Ubaldo and Irene: a historical romance, 
 
 Tr. by A,. T. Sadlier. 2 vols. 823.6888-9 
 
 Bressant. Hawthorne, J, C. 823 . 722 
 
 Breton maiden, A, By A French lady, 3 
 vols, 823 . 7208-10 
 
 Breton mills, The, Bellamy, C: J. 823.5700 
 Brian Fitz-Count. Crake, J^ev. A. D. 
 
 823.5657 
 Bric-a-brac stories. Hamson, Mrs. C. (C.) 
 
 808.1685 
 Bricks without straw. Tourg^e, A. W, 
 
 823.2312 
 
 Bridal eve. The, Southworth, Mrs. E, D, E. 
 
 (N.) 823.1477 
 
 Bridal march, and other stories. Bjornson, B. 
 
 823.4467 
 Bridal of Borthwick. Moir, D : M. tn 823 . 702 
 Bride of Lammermoor. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 823 . 1396 
 Same. 823.4437; 823.4803 
 
 Same. in 823.5326; in 823.5337 
 
 Same. «» 823.5797; ** 823.6026 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6724 
 
 Bride of Landeck, The. James, G: P. R. 
 
 Bride of Monte-Cristo. 
 
 Monte Cristo." 
 Bride of the Nile, The. 
 
 in 823.5562 
 Sequel to "Count of 
 
 in 823.5104 
 2 vols, Ebers, G. M. 
 
 823.5738-9 
 
 Bridegroom of Barna. 78 pp. [In Tales 
 from Blackwood, v. 12.) in ** 823.6658 
 
 Bride's fate. The, Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 E. (N.) 823.1479 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. [Mrs. Forrester.'] Al- 
 though he was a lord, and other tales. 
 
 in 823.5049 
 Same. in 823 . 5075 
 
 Diana Carew ; or, for a woman's sake. 
 
 823.583 
 
 Same. in 823.5016 
 
 Dolores, 823.2451 
 
 Same. «'« 823.5118 
 
 Fair women, in 823.4990 
 
 Same, (^/^o) My hero, 823.3157 
 
 From Olympus to Hades. «« 823.5034 
 
 I have lived and loved. 823,3757 
 
 Same. 823.5082 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 28 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ESnglisli Fiction. 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. [Mrs. Forrester.'] Contin. 
 
 June. 
 Same. 
 Mignon. 
 My hero. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Once again. 
 
 Rhona. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Roy and Viola. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Viva: a novel. 
 
 Same. 
 
 ill 823.4986 
 in 823.5021 
 823.584 
 ( With her Fair women.) 
 
 z« 823.3157 
 
 My lord and my lady. 823 . 3945 
 
 Omnia vanitas • a tale of Society. 
 
 in 823.4986 
 in 823.5021 
 in 823.5040 
 
 823.3513 
 in 823.5120 
 
 823-4053 
 tn 823.4996; in 823.5422 
 
 823.585 
 ?■« 823.4996; z« 823.5422 
 
 A 5'oung man's fancy, and other tales. 
 
 {Also) From Olympus to Hades. 
 
 823.3064 
 
 Briery Creek. Martineau, H. ««** 823.6713 
 
 Brig and the lugger, The. Walmsley, H. M. 
 p. 75, in 823 . 1670 
 
 Brigade commander. De Forest, J: W: 
 
 823.4709 
 
 Bngadier Frederick, Erckmann, E., and 
 Chatrian, P. A. 823.6103 
 
 Bright, Mrs. Matilda A. [Lyndon."^ Mar- 
 garet: a story of life in a prairie home. 
 
 823.1248 
 Same. 823 . 2047 
 
 Bright days in the old plantation time. 
 Banks, M.. R. 808.1192 
 
 Bright star of life. Farjeon, B: L. 
 
 in 823.6587 
 Same. 823.7122 
 
 Brigitta. Auerbach, B. 823.4045 
 
 Brink, Mrs. Marie [di Sebregondi] ten. Not 
 in their set; or, in different circles of so- 
 ciety. Tr. by MS. 823.7111 
 
 Brinvilliers, Marie Marguerite (d'Aubray), 
 marquise de. Smith, A. Marchioness of 
 Brinvilliers, the poisoner of the seventeenth 
 century: a romance of old Paris. 823. 1450 
 
 British Columbia. See also British North 
 America. 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in the 
 
 great northwest; or, a trip to the American 
 Switzerland. 808.1915 
 
 British North America. See also notes under 
 Hudson Bay, — Nova Scotia, — United States. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Away in the wilder- 
 ness. 808.631 
 
 Young fur-traders. 808 . 268 
 
 Note.— See History of the British dominions iu 
 North America, 1497-176,3. Map. 1773. * 9171. 22.— 
 Murray, H. Historical and descriptive account of 
 British America. 2 vols. 1840. 971.4-5. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library, under Amer- 
 ica, British. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 8. No. 4, 1884, p. 7. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 5. No. 5, 1888 (Bnt. Amen), p. 42. 
 
 British Columbia. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. The red man's re- 
 venge: a tale of the Red river flood. 
 
 808.1270 
 
 Wild man of the west: a tale of the 
 
 Rocky mountains. 808.703 
 
 Note.— See Bibliography. Bancroft, H. H. 
 
 Works, V. 32. History of British Columbia, 1792- 
 
 1887. (Authorities quoted, pp. xiii-xxxi.) * 970. 96.— 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 British North America. Contin. 
 British Columbia. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 Winsor, J. Narrative and critical history of 
 America, v. 8: Later history of British . . . Amer- 
 ica. 1S89. * 970.127". 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. No. 2, 
 1880, p. 32. 
 
 See also 'Boo\»''fi Index (to 1882). **yt.\;—Sanu. 
 Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. I, 1887. ** 50.1*. 
 
 5<?i? a/^o Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Depl. of State.) 
 ** 350-5496'-''. 
 Canada. 
 
 Catherwood, Mrs. M.. (H.) Romance 
 
 of Dollard. (Canada, 1660.) 823.6555 
 
 Story of Tonty. (1678.) 823.6994 
 
 Henty, G: A. With Wolfe in Canada. 
 
 (I759-) 808.1477 
 
 Kirby, W: Chien d'Or: a legend of Que- 
 bec. (1798.) 823.950 
 
 Golden Dog. {Same as Qhien A: Or.) 
 
 823.7051 
 
 Marryat, Capt. F: Settlers in Canada, 
 
 823.1118 
 
 Satne: written for young people. 
 
 808.776 
 
 Note.— See Bryce, G: Canada from 1763-1867. 
 (Winsor, J., ed. Narr. . . .hist, of Amer., v. 8.) 
 p. 131-190, in ** 970.127".— Hart, G. E. The fall of 
 New France, 1755-1760. 1888. **972.27.— MacMul- 
 len, J: History of Canada. 2d ed. 1869. 972.4.— 
 Farkman, F., Jr. History of the conspiracy of 
 Pontiac, and the war of the North American tribes 
 against the English colonies after the conquest of 
 Canada. Map. 1851. 973.318.— Winsor, j. Gen- 
 eral documentary sources of Canadian history. (Tn 
 his Narr . . , hist, of Amer., v. 4.) 1884. {See In- 
 dex, V, 8.) p. 366, in * 970 . 1 27*. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 39, 40. No. 4, 1884, p. 51. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 34. No. 5, 1S88, p. 51. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 192-5, in ** 
 SO .1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 65-66, in 
 ** 50.1*. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350-5496'-^. 
 Labrador. Stephens, C: A. Left on Labra- 
 dor, 808.240 
 
 Note.— See Hind, H: Y. Explorations in the in- 
 terior of the Labrador peninsula. Map. Illus. 2 
 vols. 1863. 9171.4-5.— Stearns, W. A. Labrador, its 
 peoples, industries, natural history. 1884. 971.9. — 
 Winsor, J. Narr. and critical hist, of America. 8 
 vols. 1887-9. (5^i»Index, v. 8.) * 970. 127-127". 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 715, in ** 50.1; 
 — Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 245, in ** 50.1*. 
 
 Newfoundland. Lowell, R. T. S. New priest 
 in Conception bay. 2 vols. 823 . 2308-9 
 Note.— See Vf'msoT, J. Newfoundland (with bib- 
 liography). {Narr. and critical hist, of Amer- 
 ica.) vols. 3, 4, 8. *97o.i27='-*-»,— Pedley, C. His- 
 tory of Newfoundland to i860. 1863. 971 .11. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 910, 911, j»» 
 ** So.j\— Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. pp.310, 
 311, in **5o.i*. 
 
 British novelists, with an essay ... by Mrs. 
 Barbauld. 50 vols. ** 823. 2062-21 11 
 
 Brittany and La Vendue. Souvestre, '^. 
 
 823.6878 
 
 Brock, Mrs. F. . E. . Georgina (Baynes) Carey- 
 Charity Helstone. 823 . 120 
 
 Children at home. 823.121 
 
 Home memories. 823.4325 
 
 The rectory and the manor: a tale, 
 
 823 . 124 
 
 Working and waiting. 823.4337 
 
 Broken columns. 'Di'&on, Rev. ] . 823.215 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 29 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Broken pitcher, The. 23 pp. Zschokke, J. 
 H. D. «■« 823.6678 
 
 Broken to harness. Yates, E. H. 823.1749 
 
 Broken wedding-ring. Brame, Mrs. C M. 
 (L.) 823.5129 
 
 Bronte, A.. \_Acton Belli. Tenant of Wild- 
 fell hall. 823.125 
 
 Bronte, C. See Nicholls, Mrs. C. (Bronte). 
 
 Bronte, Emily. \_Ellis Belli Wuthering 
 heights. S23.130 
 
 Brooke, Mrs. F.. (Moore). \^M.. Singleton.'] 
 Lady Julia Mandeville, History of. {In 
 Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.),^i/. The British 
 novelists, v. 27. ) ** 823 . 2088 
 
 Brooke, H. The fool of quality; or, the hist. 
 of Henry, Earl of Moreland. And biog. 
 preface (of the author) by C: Kingsley. 2 
 vols. 823.6532-3 
 
 Brooke and Brooke farm. Martineau, H. 
 
 in ** 823 . 6706 
 
 Brookes of Bridlemere. Melville, G: J: 
 Whyte- 823.1150 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 4662 ; 823 . 7272 
 
 Brooks, C: W: Shirley. The Gordian knot: 
 a story of good and of evil. 823.6179 
 
 Sooner or later. Illus. by G. Du Mau- 
 
 rier. 823.6346 
 
 Brooks, Elbridge Streeter. Historic girls: 
 stories of girls who have influenced the 
 history of their times. 808.1925 
 
 Contents.— Zenohia. of Palmyra: the girl of the 
 Syrian desert. — Helena of Britain: the girl of the 
 Essex fells.— Pulcheria of Constantinople: the girl 
 of the Golden Horn.— Clotilda of Burgundy: the girl 
 of the French vineyards. — Woo of Hwang-Ho: the 
 girl of the Yellow river.— Edith of Scotland: thegirl 
 of the northern abbey.— Jacqueline of Holland: the 
 girlofthe land of fogs.— Catarina of Venice: thegirl 
 ot the Grand Canal. — Theresa of Avila: the girl of 
 the Spanish sierras.— Elizabeth of Tudor: the girl of 
 the Hertford Manor.- Christina of Sweden: the girl 
 of the northern fiords. — Ma-ta-oka of Pow-ha-tan: 
 the girl ot the Virginia forests. 
 
 Asonof Issacher: a romance of the days 
 
 of Messias. 823 . 7164 
 
 Brooks, Noah. Abraham Lincoln: a biog. 
 for young people. 923.1821 
 
 The boy emigrants. 808 . 1416 
 
 Lost in the fog. 24 pp. (/« Stories by 
 
 Amer. authors, v. 4.) p. 162, z» 823.4705 
 
 Brooks, Shirley. See Brooks, C: W: Shirley. 
 
 Brosboll, K: [Carit Etlarl. The priest's 
 lamb. 12 pp. — Repaid. 20 pp. — The white 
 stone. 10 pp. — Aunt Bodil. 20 pp. — What 
 a woman never forgets. 14 pp. — A mas- 
 querade. 14 pp. — Who can one depend on ? 
 12 pp. — Whitsuntide at Tibirke. 22 pp. 
 (/« Vicary, J: F., camp. A stork's nest.) 
 
 «■» 823.5415 
 
 The shipwrecked mariner's treasure. 74 
 
 pp. — Too old. 48 pp. {In Bushby, Mrs. — , 
 tr. The Danes . . . v. 2.) «» 823.6445 
 
 Twice sacrificed. 48 pp. {In Bushby, 
 
 Mrs. — , tr. The Danes . . . v. 3.) 
 
 p. 89, in 823.6446 
 Brother Jacob. 60 pp. Cross, Mrs. M.. A. 
 (E.) p. 259, «■» 821.1243 
 
 Brother Sebastian's friendship. 20 pp. Fred- 
 eric. H. p. 145, in 823.4707 
 Brother to dragons, and otier old-time tales. 
 Chanler, Mrs. A. (R.) 823.5384 
 
 Cnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 Brothers, The. 2 vols. Herbert, H: W: 
 
 ** 823.6241-2 
 
 Brothers, The; or, a good conscience. 22 pp. 
 
 {In Bushby, Mrs. — , tr. The Danes . . . 
 
 V. 3- ) p. 25 1 , i» 823 . 6446 
 
 Brothers and sisters. Bremer, F. 823.6107 
 
 Brothers' bet. The. Carldn, Mrs. E. (S.) 
 
 823.6447 
 
 Brougham, H: P:, Lord Brougham and 
 
 Vaux. Albert Lunel; or, the chateau of 
 
 Languedoc. 3vols. (ini). ** 823.6685 
 
 Same. 3 vols. (Anon.) 823.6441-3 
 
 Brougham, J: The lottery of life: a story of 
 
 New York twenty years ago. in 823 . 5084 
 
 Brought home. Smith, H. 823.1453 
 
 Broughton, Rhoda. Cometh up as a flower. 
 
 . 823.132 
 
 Same. 
 
 Good-bye sweetheart. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Joan. ( With her Nancy.) 
 
 Mrs. Smith of Longmains. 
 
 Nancy. 
 
 Same. {Also) Joan. 
 
 Not wisely but too well. 
 
 i« 823.2338 
 . 823.133 
 ?« 823.2745 
 in 823.3062 
 in 823.5046 
 
 823.134 
 823.3062 
 
 823.135 
 
 in 823.2338 
 
 823.136 
 
 Red as a rose is she. 
 
 Same. {Also) Good-bye sweetheart. 
 
 823.2745 
 
 Second thoughts. — Cometh up as a 
 
 flower. {And) Not wisely, but too well. 
 
 823.2338 
 Broughton house. The. Perry, B. 823.7004 
 
 Brown, C: Brockden. (1771-1810.) Novels. 
 
 6 vols. 
 
 V. I. Wieland; or, the transformation. With mem- 
 oir. 823.142 
 Same. 823.6200 
 
 vols. 2-3. Arthur Mervyn; or, memoirs of the year 
 1793. 2 vols. 823.137-8 
 
 Same. 823.6201-2 
 
 V. 4. Edgar Huntly; or, memoirs of a sleep-walker. 
 „ 823.139 
 
 Same. 823.6203 
 
 V. 5. Jane Talbot. 823.140 
 
 Same. 823.6204 
 
 V. 6. Ormond; or, the secret witness.— Clara How- 
 ard; or, the enthusiasm of love. 823.141 
 Same. 823.6205 
 
 iVo<«.— For life and writings, i^^Dunlap.W: I<ife 
 r C: B. Brown. 928. 118.— Life of B. 8 pp. (Long- 
 acre, J. B., and Herring, J. Nat. porir. gallery, v. 3.) 
 
 **923.i599.— l-'fe of B. 62 pp. "(Sparks, J. ' y4 w^r. 
 biog., s. I, V. I.) p. 117, in **92o. 102.— Frescott, W. 
 H. Charles Brockden Brown, the American novel- 
 ist. 56pp. (Biogr.andcrit. miscel.) p. I, in g20. ISO. — 
 Smith, G.B. C: B.Brown. 23pp. (J^ortnightly rev., 
 v. 30. 1878. p. 399.) **52.i209.— Tuckerman, H. T. 
 Charles B. Brown, the supernaturalist. 10 pp. (Es- 
 says. ) p. 369, in 824 . 224.— Writlngrs of C : Brockden 
 Brown and Washington Irving. 8. pp. (Blackwood's 
 mag., V. 6. 1820. p. 554.) in ** 52.104. 
 
 See also N. Amer. rev., v. 9. 1819. p. 58, in ** 
 51.488. 
 
 Brown, E. E. Young folks' life of Washing- 
 ton. Portr. 808.1652 
 
 Brown, F.. The hidden sin. (Anon.) 
 
 in 823.5027 
 
 Brown, J:, M. D. Majorie Fleming. 32 pp. 
 
 (/» Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. lo.) 
 
 p. 108, z« 829.133 
 
 Rab and his friends. 19 pp. (/« John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 7, in 829.127 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 30 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 flngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Brown, Theron. {_Park Ludlow.'] The red- 
 shanty boys; or, pictures of New-England 
 school life thirty years ago. 808. 1617 
 
 Browne, C: Farrar. [Arlemus Ward!] 
 Moses, the sassy. 7 pp. (/« Half-hours 
 with great story tellers.) p. 46, in 823.5478 
 
 Brownies and bogles. Guiney, L. I. 
 
 808.1599 
 
 Brownings, The. Fuller, J.. G. 808.1580 
 
 Brownlows. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.5949 
 
 Brownson, Orestes A: The spint-rapper: an 
 autobiograph5\ 823 . 1867 
 
 Brueton's bayou. Habberton, J: 823.6634 
 
 Bruin: the grand bear hunt. Reid, Capt. T: 
 M, 808.426 
 
 Bruner, J.. W. Free prisoners: a story of 
 California life. 823 . 4384 
 
 Bruno. Abbott, J. 808.580 
 
 Brush, Mrs. Christine (Chaplin). Colonel's 
 opera cloak. 823 . 1999 
 
 bryan, Mrs. M.. (Edwards). Manch. 
 
 823.143 
 
 Bryda. Vi&\A, Mrs.'E.M.. 823.7041 
 
 Brydges, Sir S: Egerton. Hall of Hellings- 
 ley. 3 vols. 823 . 146-8 
 
 Tragic tales. 2 vols. * 823.144-5 
 
 V. 1. Coningsby. 
 
 V. 2. Coningsby. — Lord Brockenhurst. 
 Buchanan, Mrs. Harriett (Jay). The dark 
 colleen: a love story. 823.893 
 
 A marriage of convenience. 823.5060 
 
 Buchanan, Robert Williams. Annan Water. 
 
 823.5116 
 
 God and the man. in 823.5039 
 
 Same. {Also) The martyrdom of Mad- 
 eline. 823.6600 
 
 The heir of Linne. ( With his Stormy 
 
 waters. ) in S23 . 6594 
 
 The martyrdom of Madeline. {With 
 
 ^/5 God and the man.) ?« 823.6600 
 
 The master of the mine. /« 823.5138 
 
 Matt : a tale of a caravan. 93 pp. 
 
 823.5141 
 
 Same. 823.5188 
 
 The shadow of the sword. 823.4166 
 
 Stormy waters : a story of to-day. 
 
 823 . 7009 
 Same. {Also) The heir of Linne. 
 
 823.6594 
 
 That winter night ; or, love's victory. 
 
 823.5015 
 Buchholz family, The. 2 vols. Stinde, J. 
 
 823.5220-1 
 Buffets. Doe, C: H: 823.6100 
 
 Bulfinch, T: The age of chivalry ; or, legends 
 of King Arthur. — " King Arthur and his 
 knights. " — " The Mabinogeon . " — " The 
 Crusades." — "Robin Hood," etc. Ed. by 
 E: E. Hale. 823.6313 
 
 Legends of Charlemagne ; or, romance 
 
 of the middle ages. 823 . 150 
 
 Bulgaria. Wratislaw, A. H., tr. Bulgarian 
 stories. {In his Sixty folk-tales, etc.) 
 1890. p. 175, in 823.6946 
 
 Bolldog and butterfly. Murray, D: C. 
 
 in 823.5131 
 
 Bulwer, E: G: Earle Lytton. See Lytton. 
 
 !En^Iisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Bunce, J: Thackeray. Fairy tales: their or- 
 igin and meaning, with some account of 
 dwellers in fairyland. 823 . 4509 
 
 Bunce, Oliver Bell. Romance of the revolu- 
 tion: being true stories of the adventures 
 ... of the days of '76. (Anon.) 
 
 823.157 
 
 Bungener, Laurence L: Felix. Preacher and 
 
 the king; or, Bourdaloue in the court of 
 
 Louis XIV. 823.1875 
 
 Priest and the Huguenot; or, persecu- 
 tions in the age of Louis XV. 2 vols. 
 
 823.4064-5 
 Bunner, H: Cuyler. Love in old cloathes. 17 
 pp. {In Stories by Amer, authors, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 40, ?■» 823.4705 
 
 A woman of honor. 823.4595 
 
 , joint author. See Matthews, James 
 
 Brander. 
 
 Bunyan, J: The pilgrim's progress. 823 . 2647 
 Same. {In Lib. of famous fiction, etc.) 
 
 p. 12, in ** 823.6215 
 
 Burbury, Mrs. E.J. "The trust." 24 pp. 
 ( With Fortunes of the Colville family. By 
 F. E. Smedley.) p. 310, in 823.1443 
 
 Burch, Harriette E. Stella Rae; or, the yoke 
 of love. 823.6393 
 
 Burdett, C: Margaret Moncrieffe; the first 
 love of Aaron Burr: a romance of the revo- 
 lution. With letters of Colonel Burr to 
 "Kate" and "Eliza," and from "Leonora," 
 etc. 823 . 2061 
 
 Issued also as The beautiful spy. 
 Bureaucracy. Balzac, H. de. 823.5460 
 
 Burgomaster's family. Walr^e, Mrs. E. C. 
 
 W. (G.) van. 823.6272 
 
 Burgomaster's wife. The. Ebers, G. M. 
 
 823.4311 
 Burke, Sir Bernard. See Burke, SirJ: B. 
 Burke, Sir J: Bernard. Family romance ; 
 
 or, episodes in the domestic annals of the 
 
 aristocracy. 823 . 152 
 
 Burlesques. Thackeray, W: M. 823.5010 
 Bumand, Francis Cowley. Happy-Thought 
 
 Hall. 823.153 
 
 More happy thoughts, &c., &c. 
 
 , , , 823.154 
 My health. 823 . 155 
 
 My time and what I've done with it: 
 
 an autobiography. Compiled from the 
 diary, etc., of Cecil Colvin, son of Sir John 
 Col vin, Bart. 823.156 
 
 Bwcn&tt, Mrs. F.. Eliza (Hodgson). A fair 
 barbarian. 823.4151 
 
 Haworth's. 823.158 
 
 Jarl's daughter, and other novelettes. 
 
 823.5633 
 Contents; — Jarl's daughter. — The men who loved 
 Elizabeth. — Wanted, a young person.— Miss Ver- 
 non's choice. 
 
 Kathleen. 823.5631 
 
 Issued also as Kathleen mavoumeen. 
 
 Lindsay's luck. 823.5632 
 
 Louisiana. 823.1917 
 
 Miss Crespigny. 823.5473 
 
 Miss Defarge. ( With Brueton's bayou. 
 
 By J: Habberton.) p. 123, in 823.6634 
 
 Pretty Polly Pemberton. 823.1833 
 
 The pretty sister of Jos^. 823 . 7033 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 31 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Burnett, Mrs. F.. Eliza (Hodgson). Contin. 
 
 A quiet life, 823 . 5630 
 
 Story of the Latin quarter. 30 pp. (/» 
 
 Stories by Amer. authors, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 30, /« 823.4704 
 
 Surly Tim, and other stories. 823.5362 
 
 Contents :Snx\yt'\m., a Lancashire story.— "Le 
 
 monsieur de la petite dame." — Smethurstses. — One 
 day at Arle.— Esmeralda.— M$re Giraud's little 
 daughter.— Lodusky.—" Seth." 
 
 That lass o' Lowrie's. 823. 159 
 
 Through one administration. 823.4579 
 
 Vagabondia: a love story. 823.4697 
 
 Issued also as Dolly. 
 
 Barney, Miss Francisca. See Arblay, Mine. 
 
 Francisca (Burney) d'. 
 Burnham, Mrs. Clara Louise (Root). \^Edith 
 
 Douglas.'] The mistress of Beech Knoll. 
 
 823.6993 
 
 Next door. 823.6953 
 
 Young maids and old. 823.5458 
 
 Burnish family, The. Balfour, Mrs. C. L. 
 
 (L.) 823.7311 
 
 Burnt million, The. Payn, J. 823.7088 
 
 Biirstenbinder, E.. \,E. Werner. ] At a high 
 
 price. Tr. by M.. S. Smith. 823.6704 
 
 Issued also as No surrender. 
 
 Same. Tr. by C. Tyrrell. 823.4991 
 
 Banned and blessed. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. 
 
 Wister. 823.4614 
 
 ' ' Good luck' ♦ ! (Gliick auf. ) Tr. by F. . 
 
 A.Shaw, , 823.6264 
 
 Issued also as Success and how he won it. 
 
 Raymond's atonement. Tr. by C, Tyr- 
 rell, 823.4995 
 
 Same. 823.5202 
 
 Saint Michael. Tr. by Mrs. A, L. Wis- 
 ter, 823.5762 
 
 Vineta, the phantom city, Tr. by F,. 
 
 A. Shaw, 823.6796 
 
 Issited also a/Under a charm. 
 Burton, J: Bloundelle- The silent shore. 
 
 in 823.5044 
 Burton, R: Francis, ed. Vikram and the 
 vampire; or, tales of Hindu devilry. 
 
 823.4154 
 Biisching, Johann Gustav Gottlieb. Popular 
 traditions. 22 pp. {In Roscoe, T: The 
 German novelists, v. 2). 
 
 p. 213, in ** 823,6827 
 Bush-boys, The. Reid, Capt. T: M. 
 
 808.756 
 Bushby, Mrs. — , tr. The Danes sketched by 
 themselves. A series of popular stories by 
 the best Danish authors. 3 vols, 
 
 823,6444-6 
 Busken-Huet, See Pluet, C. B. 
 But a Philistine. Townsend, V. F,, 823.4752 
 But yet a woman. Hardy, A. S, 823.4496 
 Same. 823.4618 
 
 Butler, Lady Rachel, Jessie Cameron: a 
 Highland story. 823.7319 
 
 Butler, S: Erewhon; or, over the range. 
 
 * 823.1856 
 Butt, B,. May. Geraldine Hawthorne, 
 
 823.4570 
 
 Miss Molly, 823.161 
 
 Butterworth, Hezekiah, Young folks' his- 
 tory of America. 970-67 
 
 Young folks' history of Boston. 974, 143 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Butterworth, Hezekiah, Contin. 
 
 A zig2:ag journey in the sunny south; or, 
 
 wonder tales of early American historv. 
 
 808'. 1819 
 
 Zigzag journeys in Acadia and New 
 
 France: a summer's journey . . . through 
 
 . . . the early French settlements of 
 America. 808. 181 1 
 
 Zigzag journeys in classic lands; or, 
 
 Tommy Toby's trip to Mount»Parnassus, 
 
 808,1816 
 
 Zigzag journeys in Europe, 808.1820 
 
 Zigzag journeys in India; or, the anti- 
 podes of the far east: a collection of the 
 Zenana tales, 808 ,1817 
 
 Zigzag journeys in northern lands: the 
 
 Rhine to the Arctic. 808. 1814 
 
 Zigzag journeys in the antipodes, 
 
 808,1815 
 
 Zigzag journeys in the British Isles; or, 
 
 vacation rambles in historic lands. 
 
 808,1813 
 
 Zigzag journeys in the great northwest ; 
 
 or, a trip to the American Switzerland. 
 
 808.1915 
 
 Zigzag journeys in the Levant, with a 
 
 Talmudist story-teller : a spring trip , , . 
 through Egypt and the Holy Land. 808 ,1812 
 
 Zigzag journeys in the Occident : the 
 
 Atlantic to the Pacific, 808, 1810 
 
 Zigzag journeys in the Orient: the Adri- 
 atic to the Baltic, 808 . 1818 
 
 Button's inn. Tourg^e, A. W. 823.5295 
 
 By a way she knew not. Robertson, M. M. 
 
 823.7087 
 
 By and by. Maitland, E: 823 . 1079 
 
 Same. 823,2354 
 
 By Celia's arbour, Besant, W,, and Rice, J, 
 
 823.6113 
 By his own might. Hillern, Mrs. W, (B.) 
 von, 823,7095 
 
 By pike and dyke, Henty, G: A. 808. 1588 
 By proxy, Payn, J, 823 . 6059 
 
 By sheer pluck, Henty, G: A. 808.1486 
 
 By shore and sedge. Harte, F. B. 823.4876 
 By still waters. Mayo, Mrs.l.. (F.) 
 
 823,1135 
 By the gate of the sea. Murray, D: C, 
 
 823,5038 
 By the Tiber. Tincker, M,, A, 823,4152 
 
 By woman's wit. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 in 823,5017 
 Bynner, Edwin Lasseter. Agnes Surriage. 
 
 823,7169 
 The begum's daughter, 823.6434 
 
 Damen's ghost. (Anon.) 823.1841 
 
 Nimport. 823.4034 
 
 Tritons. 823,4033 
 
 , joint author. See Hale, L, P. 
 
 Bjmes, Inspector T'.'B. Hawthorne, J. C. An 
 
 American penman. 823.5444 
 
 Another's crime. 823,5752 
 
 The great bank robbery. 823.5446 
 
 Section 558; or, the fatal letter. 
 
 823,5269 
 
 A tragic mystery. 823.5400 
 
 Caballero, Feman, pseud. See Arrom, Mrs. 
 
 Cecilia (Bohl de Faber). 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 32 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Cabin on the prairie. Pearson, C: H. 
 
 808.1654 
 Cable, G: Washington. Bonaventure ; a prose 
 
 823.5248 
 823.4863 
 a story of creole 
 823.2442 
 823.1895 
 823 . 162 
 823.5247 
 
 pastoral of Acadian Louisiana. 
 
 Dr. Sevier. 
 
 The Grandissimes 
 
 life. 
 
 Madame Delphine. 
 
 Old Creole days. 
 
 Same. . (New ed.) 
 
 Strange true stories of Louisiana. 
 
 823.6317 
 
 Caddell, Cecilia M.. Nellie Netterville; or, 
 
 one of the transplanted: a tale. 823. 163 
 
 Wild times : a tale of the days of Queen 
 
 Elizabeth. 823.164 
 
 Ca.ddj, Mrs. { — ). Adrian Bright. «« 823.5041 
 Cadell, 3frs. H. M. See Cadell, Afrs. Jessie. 
 Cadell, -/J/rj. Jessie. Ida Craven. 823.165 
 Csedwalla. Cowper, F. 823.7123 
 
 Cady, Airs. H. N. A history of New Eng- 
 land in words of one syllable. Illus. 
 
 808 . 1901 
 
 Caged lion. Yonge, C. M.. 823.1761 
 
 Cahun, L^on. The adventures of Captain 
 
 Mago; or, a Phoenician expedition. B. C. 
 
 1000. 823.6392 
 
 The blue banner; or, the adventures of 
 
 a Mussulman, a Christian and a pagan, in 
 the time of the crusades and Mongol con- 
 quest. Tr. by W. C. Sandars. 823.6283 
 
 Caine, Hall. The bondman: a new saga. 
 
 823.7034 
 
 The deemster. 823.5448 
 
 A son of Hagar: a romance of our time. 
 
 823.5519 
 
 Caird, Mrs. Moua (Alison). For money or 
 
 for love. 31 pp. {/n Twenty novelettes 
 
 . . . ) p. 253, «■« 823.7184 
 
 The wing of of Azrael. 823 .7199 
 
 Cakes and ale. Jerrold, D. W: in 823.4828 
 Calbot's rival. 80 pp. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 p. 148, in 823.5507 
 Calderon, the courtier. Lytton, E: G: E. L. 
 Bulwer- in 823 . 1035 
 
 Same. z« 823.5957 
 
 Caleb Krinkle. Coffin, C: C. 823.244 
 
 Caleb Williams, Adventtires of. Godwin, 
 W: 823.613 
 
 Same. 823.6263 
 
 California. See also United States: Colonial 
 period, — Life and manners, — Post-revolu- 
 tionary period, — Western States. 
 
 Marryat, Capt. F: Travels ... of 
 
 Mousieur Violet in California . . . 823 . 1 104 
 
 Sill, E: R. The hermitage, and later 
 
 poems. 821.1326 
 
 Wentworth, M., ed. Poetry of the Pa- 
 cific. 821.424 
 
 Origin of the State. Hale, E: E. Queen of 
 California. 46 pp. ( With his His level 
 best.) p. 235, /« 823.681 
 
 Life and Manners. 
 
 In early days. 
 
 Aimard, G. The gold seekers. (Also) 
 
 The treasure o f pearls . 823 . 7008 
 
 Daggett, R. M. Braxton's Bar: tale of 
 
 pioneer life in California. 823.4528 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 California. Contin. 
 Life and Manners. Contin. 
 In early days. Contin. 
 
 Grey, W: A picture of pioneer times in 
 
 California: anecdotes, stories, etc. 977.82 
 
 Harte, F. B. Argonauts of North Lib- 
 erty. 823.5286 
 
 By shore and sedge, (^viz: An apos- 
 tle of the tules. — Sarah Walker. — A ship 
 of '49.) 823.4876 
 Devil's Ford. ( With his A million- 
 aire of Rough-and-Ready. ) 
 
 p. 169, in 823.5152 
 
 Gabriel Conroy. 823.712 
 
 Same. 823.6216 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp, and other 
 
 sketches. 823 . 713 
 
 A millionaire of Rough-and-Ready. 
 
 823.5152 
 
 On the frontier. 823.4792 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts. {In his 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp . . . ) 
 
 p. 329, in 823.4322 
 
 A ward of the Golden Gate. 
 
 823.7382 
 
 Montgomery, W. Boys of the Sierras 
 
 . . . California in '49. 808 . 1877 
 
 Munroe, K. Golden days of '49. 
 
 823.6318 
 
 Spurr, G: G. The land of gold: a tale 
 
 of '49. 823.4336 
 
 Irish colony. Jessop, G: H. Gerald Ffrench's 
 friends. 823 . 6574 
 
 Political aspect. Collins, R. U. (?) John 
 Halsey, the anti-monopolist. 823.4827 
 
 Sporting life. 
 
 Van Dyke, T. S. Flirtation Camp. 
 
 823.7137 
 Rifle, rod and gun in California. 
 
 823.4157 
 Stage robbing. Harte, F. B. Snow-bound at 
 Eagle's. 823.5280 
 
 In general. 
 
 American coin. By the author of "Aris- 
 tocracy." 823.7236 
 
 Atherton, Mrs. G. F. (H.) Los Cerritos: 
 
 a romance of the modern time. 823 . 7006 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Digging for gold. 
 
 808.1285 
 The golden dream. 808 . 829 
 
 Bruner, J.. W. Free prisoners. 
 
 823.4384 
 
 Clark, F: T. In the valley of Havilah. 
 
 823.7245 
 
 Fitzgerald, O. P. California sketches. 
 
 9177.486 
 
 Harte, F. B. A drift from Redwood 
 
 Camp. 43 pp. ( With his A Phyllis of the 
 Sierras.) p. 173, tn 823.5281 
 
 Flip: a California romance. {Also) 
 
 Found at Blazing Star. 823.4492 
 
 Heritage of Dedlow Marsh, and other 
 
 tales. 823.6911 
 
 Maruja. 823.5282 
 
 A Phyllis of the Sierras. 823.5281 
 
 The story of a mine. 823 . 2041 
 
 Henty, G: A. Captain Bayley's heir. 
 
 808.1475 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 33 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cuglish Fiction. Contin. 
 California. Contin. 
 Life and Manners. Contin. 
 In general. Contin. 
 
 Jessop, G: H. Judge Lynch: a romance 
 
 of the California vineyards. 823 . 6528 
 
 Legif, L. Jim Skaggs of Skaggsville: a 
 
 Sierran sketch. 823 . 4357 
 
 Loyal, C, pseud. The squatter and 
 
 the don. 823.4813 
 
 Miller, C. H. First fam'lies of the 
 
 Sierras. 823.1159 
 
 Powers, S. California saved. 14 pp. 
 
 ( With his Muskingum legends.) 
 
 p. 340, «■« 823.4145 
 
 Royce, J. Feud of Oakfield creek. 
 
 823.6506 
 
 Shuck, O. T. The California scrap-book: 
 
 prose and poetry, tales, etc. S29.233 
 
 Stevenson, R. L: The Silverado squat- 
 ters. 808.1344 
 
 Verne, J. Godfrey Morgan: a Califor- 
 
 nian mystery. 823.4608 
 
 Wiggin, Mrs. K.. D. (S.) A summer in 
 
 a canon. 823.6189 
 
 Winthrop, T. John Brent. 823.1725 
 
 See also poems by F. B. Harte (821.146); C. H. 
 
 Miller (821 . 1314); E: PoUock (821 .499); C: W. Stod- 
 dard (821.499), and others. 
 
 See c/jo United States, American life and charac- 
 ter. Western. 
 
 \^{)sem z te 
 
 Toland, Mrs. M. B. M. Tisdyac of the 
 
 Yosemite. Illus. * 821.1339 
 
 Yelverton, Mrs. M. T. (L.) Zanita. 
 
 * 823.1759 
 l<lote.—See Bryant, W: C. Picturesque America. 
 V.I. p. 465, i»**9i73.423.— LieConte.J. Roughnotes 
 of a Yosemite camping trip. {Overland mo., 2d ser., 
 V. 6, 1885.) pp. 414, 493. z» * 51 -887.— "Whitney, J. D. 
 Yosemite guide-book. 1870. 5177.48. 
 See a/jo Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 4, 1884, p. 323. No. 5, 1888, p. 391. 
 Note. — For miscel. works on California, see An- 
 derson, W. Mineral springs and health resorts of 
 California. 1890. 615.40.— Avery, B: P. Californiau 
 pictures in prose and verse. 1878. 9177.47.— Ban- 
 croft, H. H. History of California. 6 vols. 1542- 
 1859. {Works, vols. 18-23). * 970.82-7;— Popular 
 tribunals, v. 2. {Works, v. zi-) * 970.99^.— Bart- 
 lett, J:R. Personal narrative of explorations . . . 
 in . . . California, v. 2. 9173.105.— Bancroft, H. H. 
 California pastoral. 1888. (Bibllograpliy, pp. 
 75i_7g2.) 977.176. — Bidwell, Gen.]: The first emi- 
 gfrant train to California. 24 pp. (Century mag:, v. 
 41, 1890.) p. 106, 1^*51.1196"; — Life in California 
 before the gold discovery. 20 pp. {Century mag., 
 V. 41, 1890.) p. 163, in * 51. 1196". — Browne, J. R. 
 The coast rangers of California. {Harper's mag., v. 
 23, PP- 306, 593; V. 24, pp. I, 289.) in * 51.359-60.— 
 Dana, R: H., Jr. In his Two years before the 
 mast. 9177. 127. — Davis, W: H. Sixty years in Cal- 
 ifornia. 1889. 977.165. — Delessert, B: Les mines 
 d'or de la Californie. 16 pp. {Rev. d. d. Mondes, 
 1849, n. p6r. V. I.) p. 485, in** 54. 174.— Dillon, P. 
 La Californie dans les derniers mois de 1849. 27 
 pp. {Rev. d. d. Mondes, 1850, n. p6r. v. 5.) p. 193, 
 ?«** 54. 178.— Fitch, G: H. How California came 
 into the union. 17 pp. {Cent, mag., v. 40, 1890.) 
 p. 775. z«* 51 •1196'. — Iremont, Capt.J.C. Report 
 of the exploring expedition to . . . Oregon and 
 northern California in 1843-44. *9i73.io9.— Hittell, 
 J:S. Resourcesof California. 6th ed. 9177.42. — Hit- 
 tell, T.H: Historyof California, vols. 1-2. (To ad- 
 mission, Sept. 9, 1850.) 9772.108-9.— King, C. Moun- 
 taineering in the Sierra Nevada. * 9177. 49; — Same. 
 9177.123. — Nordhoff, C: California: lor health, 
 pleasure and residence. 0177.50.— Bo well, J. C. 
 List of printed maps of California. (Univ. of Calif. 
 Lib. bulletin. No. 9, 1887.) * 910.629; — See also "Cali- 
 fornia." {In Contents: index, v. i. Lib. of the Univ. 
 o/Calif.) pp. 71-4, jn** 19. 134.— Royce, J. California 
 
 £ng-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 California. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 from the conquest in 1846 to the second Tigilance 
 committee in San Francisco. (Amer. common- 
 wealths.) 18S6. 977.163.— Van Dyke, T. S. Mil- 
 lionaires of a day: an inside history of the gfreat 
 southern California "boom." 1890. 9177.626.— 
 "Warner, C: D. The heart of the desert. 21 pp. ;— 
 The outlook in southern California. 19 pp. ; — The 
 winter of our content. 22 pp. (Harper's mag., \.?,2.) 
 pp.392, i89,58,?>i*5iA.i6'.— Winsor, J. In Aw Nar- 
 rative and critical history of America.' 8 vols. {See 
 Index, v. 8.) ** 970.127-127". 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 18S0, p. 37. No. 4, 1884, p. 48. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 31. No. 5, 1888, p. 45. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 186, in ** 50 . i ;— 
 Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1S87. p. 64, in ** 50.1^. 
 
 See also Catalogue of govt. pubs, of the U. S. 
 (1774-1881). ** 15.202 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 Clark, J. F. Society in search of truth; 
 
 or, stock-gambling in San Francisco. 
 
 823.4512 
 
 Harte, F. B. Captain Jim's friend; — "A 
 
 knight-errant of the foot-hills;" — A secret 
 of Telegraph hill. ( With his The heritage 
 of Dedlow Marsh. ) in 823 .6911 
 
 Note.— See liloyd, B. E. Lights and shades in 
 San Francisco. 1876. * 9177. 6. — Moses, Prof. B. 
 The establishment of municipal government in San 
 Francisco. 83 pp. {In Johns Hopkins Univ. studies, 
 etc., V. 7.) 1889. in 973.582'. — Soulc, F., and 
 others. The annals of San Francisco. 1855. *977.25. 
 — ^Winsor, J. Narr. and crit. hist, of America, v. 8. 
 pp. 211-12, 261, in *97o.i27''. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 201-2. No. 4, 1884, pp. 257-8. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 168-9. No. 5, 1888, pp. 310-11. 
 
 &<f a/.ro Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1148-9, jVi ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 385, in** 
 50-I*- 
 
 Called Back. Fargus, F:J: 823.4913 
 
 Same. in 823.5094 
 
 Called to account. Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T. ) 
 
 823.4775 
 Callista. Newman, J: H: 823.1188 
 
 Cambridge series of English classics. Blais- 
 dell, A. F., ed. Readings from theWaverley 
 novels. 808.1667 
 
 Cameron, Mrs. H. Lovett. A life's mistake. 
 
 823.5369 
 Cameron, Verney H: Lovett. Adventures of 
 Herbert Massey in eastern Africa. 
 
 808.1433 
 
 Among the Turks. 808. 1585 
 
 Cameron pride. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.786 
 
 Cameronians, The. Grant, J. 823.4799 
 
 Camille. Dumas, A., the younger. 823.5567 
 
 Note. — See also The " Demi-monde : " a satire on 
 
 society. Tr. by Mrs. E. G. Squier. 822.1080. 
 
 Camiola. McCarthy, J. in 823 . 5098 
 
 Camors. Feuillet, O. 
 Camp on the Severn. 
 
 823.7160 
 
 Crake, A. D. 
 
 823 . 7096 
 823.6818 
 
 Campaner Thai. Richter, J. P. F. 
 
 Campbell, Archibald. Captain MacDonald's 
 daughter. 823 . 5 249 
 
 Campbell, Sir Gilbert. Dark stories from the 
 sunny south ; or, legends of the Mediter- 
 ranean. 823.7242 
 
 Mysteries of the unseen ; or, supernatu- 
 ral stories of English life. 823 . 7243 
 
 Wild and weird ; or, remarkable stories 
 
 of Russian life. 823.7244 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 34 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Campbell, Mrs. H.. (Stuart). The American 
 girl's home book of work and play. 
 
 808.1313 
 
 Roger Berkeley's probation. 823.5250 
 
 Unto the third and fourth generation; a 
 
 study. 823 . 1909 
 
 Campbell-Praed, Mrs. — . See Praed, Mrs. 
 
 Rosa (Murray-Prior) Campbell- 
 Camping out. Stephens, C: A. 808.241 
 Camping-out series. See Stephens, C: A. 
 Camps and quarters. Forbes, A., and others. 
 
 823.6281 
 Can you forgive her? TroUope, A. 823. 1605 
 Canada. Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys 
 
 in Acadia and New France. 808 . 181 1 
 
 Cancelled will. The. Dupuy, E. A. 823.491 
 Cannibal islands. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 in 808.1266 
 
 Same. in 808 . 1284 
 
 Cannon, C: James. [Grandfather Greenway.'] 
 
 Ravellings from the web of life. 823 . 166 
 CanoUes. Cooke, J: E. 823.7099 
 
 Canon's ward. The. Payn, J. 823.6588 
 
 Canterbury tales. 2 vols. Lee, H. 823.966-7 
 Canterbury tales. Lee, S. 823.968 
 
 Canvassing. Banim, J:, ed. 
 
 p. 209, in 823.59 
 Cape Cod folks. Greene, JUrs. S.. P. (McL). 
 
 823.1849 
 Capsadel, L.., pseud. See Hammond, Mrs. — . 
 Captain Bayley's heir. Henty, G: A. 
 
 808.1475 
 Captain Blake, Adventures of. Maxwell, W: 
 
 H. 823.1124 
 
 Captain Dangerous, The strange adventures 
 
 of. Sala, G: A: in 823.5026 
 
 Captain Fracasse. Gautier, T. 823.6883 
 
 Captain Jack, the scout. McKnight, C: 
 
 823.1075 
 
 Satne. 823.4335; 823.1139 
 
 Captain McDonald's daughter. Campbell, A. 
 
 823.5249 
 Captain Mago, The adventures of. Cahun, 
 
 L. 823.6392 
 
 Captain Mansana, and other stories. Bjom- 
 
 son, B. 823.4477 
 
 Captain of the guard. Grant, J. 823.621 
 
 Captain of the Janizaries. Ludlow, J. M. 
 
 823 . 7022 
 Captain of the Polestar, and other tales. 
 
 Doyle, A. C. 823.6410 
 
 Captain of the Wight. Cowper, F. 823.5697 
 Captain Sam. Eggleston, G: C. 808.1057 
 Captain Singleton, Life . . .of. DeFoe, D. 
 
 823.2122 
 Captain-general, The. Gordon, W: J: 
 
 823.7045 
 Captain's daughter. Pushkin, A. S. 
 
 823.5023 
 
 Same. in 823.4196 
 
 Captains of industry. Parton, J. 808.1548 
 
 Cardinal Pole. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.5606 
 
 Cardinal sin, A. Fargus, F:J: 823.4924 
 
 Same. «« 823.5125 
 
 Cardinal's daughter. Warfield, Mrs. C. A. 
 
 (W.) 823.1654 
 
 Cards for four. 26 pp. Eckstein, E. 
 
 p. 243, /« 823.6534 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Carette, Madame ( — ) (Bouvet). Recollec- 
 tions of the court of the Tuileries. Tr. by 
 E.. P. Train. 823.5669 
 
 Carey, J. H., tr. The Marannos : a tale of 
 the inquisition, during the reign of Ferdi- 
 nand and Isabella. 823 . 61 23 
 
 Carey, Rosa Nouchette. Barbara Heathcote's 
 trial. 823.4829 
 
 Heriot's choice. 823 . 7362 
 
 Nellie's memories. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.2594 
 
 Queeme's whim. 2 vols, (in i). 823.3376 
 
 Same. 823.4815 
 
 Wooed and married. 823 . 2993 
 
 Carey-Brock, Mrs. See Brock, Mrs. P.. E.. 
 
 G. (Baynes) Carey- 
 Carita. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 823.6356 
 Carl and Jocko. Abbott, J. 808.599 
 
 Cari^n, Mrs. Emilia (Schmidt). 1807-. The 
 
 brothers' bet; or, within six weeks. 
 
 823.6447 
 
 The guardian. 3 vols. 823.7229-31 
 
 The smugglers. {In Zimmern, H.., and 
 
 A. Half-hours with foreign novelists.) 
 
 in 823.6613 
 Carl^n, Mrs. Flygare. See Carl^n, Mrs. 
 
 Emilia (Schmidt). 
 Carleton, /5^«<^. See Q.o&n, Q.\ C. 
 Carleton, Capt. L. C. Mysterious hunter. 
 
 «» 823.5141 
 
 Same. ?« 823.5188 
 
 Carleton, W: Barney Branagan. ( With his 
 
 The clarionet. ) z« 823 . 1 69 
 The black baronet; or, the chronicles of 
 
 Ballytrain. 823.167 
 
 The black prophet: a tale of Irish fam- 
 ine. 823.168 
 
 The clarionet; The dead boxer; and, 
 
 Barney Branagan. 823 . 169 
 
 The dead boxer. ( With his The clario- 
 net.) ?■« 823.169 
 
 The emigrants of Ahadarra, 823. 170 
 
 The evil eye ; or, the black spectre : a 
 
 romance. 823.171 
 
 Fardorougha, the miser; or, the con- 
 victs of Lisnamona. 823.172 
 
 Half hours with Irish authors. 
 
 iti 823 . 1073 
 Contents: — The Donagh. — Larry McFarland's 
 wake. 
 Jane Sinclair ; or, the fawn of Spring- 
 vale (and other stories). 823 . 173 
 
 Same; Neal Malone, and other tales. 
 
 823.5517 
 
 Neal Malone. 30 pp. {In Johnson, R., 
 
 ed. Little classics, v. 5.) p. 188, iii 829.128 
 
 The poor scholar, and other tales of 
 
 Irish life. 2 vols, (in I ). 823.174 
 
 The tithe-proctor: a novel. 823.175 
 
 Traits and stories of the Irish peasantry. 
 
 ( 1st and 2d ser. ) 823 . 7363 
 — — Same. 2 vols. 823.5819-20 
 Same. 4th ed. 5 vols. ** 823.6641-5 
 
 Contents:— v. i. Ned M'Keown. — The three tasks; 
 or, the little house under the hill. — Shane Fadh's 
 wedding.— Larry M'Farland's wake.— The battle 
 of the factions. «* 823 .6641 
 
 V. 2. The party fight and funeral.— The hedge 
 school, and the abduction of Mat Kavanagh. — 
 The station. ** 823 . 6643 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 35 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 JSnglisIi Fiction. Contin. 
 Carleton, W: Contin. 
 
 Contents. Contin. 
 
 V. 3. The midnight mass.— The Donagh ; or, the 
 horse-stealers.— Phil Purcell, the pig-driver. — The 
 geography of an Irish oath. — An essay on Irish 
 swearing. ** 823 .6643 
 
 V. 4. The Lianhan Shee. — The poor scholar.— 
 Wildgoose Lodge.— Tubber Derg; or, the red well. 
 
 «* 823.6644 
 
 V. 5. Denis O'Shaughnessy going to Maynooth. — 
 Phelim O'Toole's courtship. ** 823 .6645 
 
 Tubber Derg; or, the red well, and other 
 
 tales of Irish life. 823 . 178 
 
 Valentine M'Clutchy, the Irish agent. 
 
 823.179 
 
 Willy Reilly, and his dear Coleen 
 
 bawn. 823. 1 So 
 
 Carlyle, T:, tr. Tales by Musseus, Tieck, 
 
 Richter. 2 vols. 823. 6830- x 
 
 Contents:— v. i. Maseeus, J. K. A. Dumb love;— 
 
 Libussa;—Melechsala.— Tieck, L. The fair-haired 
 
 Eckbert>-The trusty Eckart;— The Runenberg. 
 
 V. 2. Eichter, J. P. F. Schmelzle's journey to 
 
 FlEetz;— Life of Quintus Fixlein.— Tieck, L. The 
 
 elves;— The goblet. 
 
 Carlyon's year. Payn, J. 823.6065 
 
 Carmen: the power of love. 65 pp. Meri- 
 
 mee, P. ?» 823.6699 
 
 Carr, Alice Comyns. Paul Crew's story. 
 
 z» 823.4981 
 
 Same. «» 823.4982 
 
 Carr of Carrlyon. Aide, H. 823 . 2368 
 
 Carried by storm. Fleming, Mrs. M. A. (E.) 
 
 823.2034 
 Carriston's gift. Fargus, F: J: z» 823.5012 
 Carroll, Lewis, pseud. See Dodgson, Rev. 
 
 C:L. 
 Carthage. Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) Lapsed 
 but not lost. 823.2158 
 
 Note.— See Chnrch, A.J: The story of Carthage. 
 (Story of nations.) 1888. 939.35.— Grote'a History 
 of Greece. (Index in v. 12.) 938.12.— Mommsen's 
 History of Rome. v. 2. p. i, in §37.5.— Monroe, 
 J. \ln his The people the sovereigns.) p. 263, in 
 324.56.— Newman, F. W: A defence of Carthage. 
 27 pp. (/« his Miscellanies.) p. 278, »'« 824.206.— 
 Smith, R. B. Rome and Carthage: the Punic 
 wars. fCox, 5ZVG: W:, anrf Sankey, C: Epochs of 
 anc.hist.) 1887. 937.134.— An Universal liistory. 
 V. 15, chap. Ixxii. 1780. p. 216, in ** 909.45. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 203, in ** 
 50.1;— 5a»«tf. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 69, in ** 
 50- 1*. 
 
 Gary, Alice. Clovernook; or, recollections 
 of our neighbourhood in the west. 823 . 181 
 
 Pictures of country life. 823 . 182 
 
 Caesar Borgia. Robinson, J.. 823.2027 
 
 Caesar's column. Donnelly, I. 823.6432 
 
 Case of Mr. Lucraft and otiier tales. Besant, 
 
 W. , and Rice, J. 823 . 6330 
 
 Case of Reuben Malachi. Edwards, H: S. 
 
 in 823.5074 
 Casella. Finley, M. 823.4109 
 
 Cash on delivery. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 ?» 823.5135 
 Same. in 823.5136 
 
 Cashel Byron's profession. Shaw, G: B. 
 
 in 823.5033 
 
 Casimir Mar-emma. Helps, Sir A. 823 . 749 
 
 Same. 823.5459 
 
 Cassian. 2 vols. Gore, Mrs. C. F.. G. (M.) 
 
 ** 823.6567-8 
 
 Cassy. Smith, H. 823.1454 
 
 Cast away in the cold. Hayes, I: I. 808.367 
 
 Cast up by the sea. Baker, 5?yS: W. 808.338 
 
 Same. 823.2301 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Castelneau. James, G: P. R. ** 823.6705 
 Casting away of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs. Ale- 
 
 823.6906 
 
 823.5641 
 
 823.7116 
 
 823.922 
 
 in 823 . 1410 
 
 823.5549 
 823.6178 
 
 823.5497 
 823.4085 
 R. 
 
 shine. Stockton, F. R: 
 
 Castle and town. Peard, F.. M. 
 
 Castle builders. Yonge, C. M.. 
 
 Castle Daly. Keary, A. 
 
 Castle Dangerous. Scott, Sir W. 
 Same. in 823.5329 ; in ** 823.6034 
 
 Castle Foam. French, H. W. 823.590 
 
 Castle Hohenwald. Streckfuss, A. 
 
 Castle in Spain, A. De Mille, J. 
 
 Castle in the air, A. Ewing, H. B. 
 
 Castle Nowhere. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 Castle of Ehrenstein. James, G: P. 
 
 in 823.6247 
 
 Castle of Otranto. Walpole, H. 823.1671 
 Same. in 823.4996; 823.5422 
 
 Same. p. 175, ?«** 823.2083 
 
 Castle of Roussillon, The. Dutheil, E. 
 
 823.6871 
 
 Castle Rackrent. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 p. x,in ** 823.4646 
 Same. p. i, in 823.7422 
 
 Castle Richmond. Trollope, A. 823 . 1606 
 
 Castlemon, Harry, pseud. See Fosdick, C: 
 A. 
 
 Castle's heir, The. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 823.6010 
 
 Castleton, D. R. Salem: a tale of the seven- 
 teenth century. 823 . 183 
 
 Cat and battledore. Balzac, H. de. 823.4254 
 
 Cat of Bubastes, The. Henty, G:A. 808.1605 
 
 Catherine. Thackeray, W: M. , 823.1573 
 
 Catherine's lovers. Erckmann, E.,a«a?Chat- 
 rian, P. A. p. 201, in 823.4122 
 
 Catherwood, Mrs. M.. (Hartwell). The ro- 
 mance of Dollard. 
 
 The story of Tonty. 
 
 Catskill fairies. Johnson, V. W. 
 
 Caucasus. 
 
 Tolstoi, Count L. N. The Cossacks: a 
 
 tale of the Caucasus in 1852. 823.1871 
 
 The invaders, and other stories, 
 
 823.5242 
 Note.— See 'Dvla.nrieTt'B,. Russie dans le Cau- 
 case. {Rev. d. d. Mondes. 2e p6r. v. 27, p. 769; v. 
 32, p. 946; V. 33, p. 297; v. 60, p. 947; V. 61, p. 41.) 
 1860-66. ** 54.232, 237, 238, 265, 266.— Dumas, A. D. 
 Impressions de voyage; le Caucase. 1880. 914.363. 
 — ^Freshfleld, D. W. Travels in central Caucasus 
 and Bashan. 1869. 915.250.— Grove, F. C. The 
 frosty Caucasus. (Travels, 1874.) 914.264. — ^Rob- 
 erts, Sir R. Asia Minor and the Caucasus. 96 pp. 
 1877. 956.14.— Thielmann, Baron M. von. Jour- 
 ney in Caucasus. 2 vols. 1875. 950.9-10. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 208, in *• 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 71, in 
 **5o.i='. 
 
 Caunter, Rev. Hobart. The romance of his- 
 tory. India. 823 . 194 
 Contents: — The traveller's dream. — The idol of 
 Somnat. — The royal merchant. — The Abyssinian 
 slave. — The Rajpoot marriage. — The Mohamedan 
 Nimrod.— The rival brothers. — The siege of Gualior. 
 —The pariah.— The defence of Chittore.— The light 
 of the world. — Theprince and the fakeer. — The Om- 
 rah's daughter. — The revolt of the fakeers. — The 
 Mahratta chief. 
 
 Cavalier, The. James, G: P. R. 823.7107 
 Cavaliers and Roundheads. Edgar, J: G: 
 
 808.1483 
 Cavaliers of fortune. Grant, J. 823.622 
 
 Cavalry life. Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) 
 
 823.4990 
 
 823.6555 
 
 823.6994 
 
 808.636 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 36 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Caxton, Pisistratus, pseud. See Lj^ton, E: 
 
 G: Earle Lytton Bulwer- 
 Caxtons, The. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823.1023 
 
 Same. 823.6217 
 
 Cecil Castlemaine's gage, and other stories. 
 
 La Ram^e, L. de. 823.1817 
 
 Cecil Dreeme. Winthrop, T. 823 . 1723 
 
 Cecilia. 3 vols. Arblay, Mme. F. (B.) d'. 
 
 ** 823.2101-3 
 Cecilias, The. Argyle, A.. 823.6124 
 
 Cecil's tryst. Payn, J. 823.6053 
 
 Cecily. Dixon, Mrs. 808.1210 
 
 Central America. Knox, T: W. Boy travel- 
 lers in Mexico . . . with a description of 
 the republics of Central America and of 
 the Nicaragua canal. 808 . 1803 
 
 Simms, W: G. The damsel of Darien. 
 
 2 vols, (in i). ** 823.6729 
 
 Warburton, E. B. G: Darien. (Bucca- 
 neers.) 3 vols. 823.2048-50 
 
 Note.— See Allen, B. Sketch of eastern coast of 
 C. A. (In Roy. Geog. Soc.jl., V. II, 1841. pp. 76-89, 
 »w**9io.ii. — Bibliography. Bancroft, H. H. His- 
 tory of Central America, v. i, 1501-1530; v. 2, 1530- 
 1800; V. ^, 1801-1887. (Authorities quoted, v. i, pp. 
 xxv-lxxii.) (IVorks, vols. 6-i.) 1882-7. *970.7o-2. — 
 Chambers's papers for the people. No. 13. v. 3. in 
 829.36. — Chamey, D. The ancient cities of the 
 new world. 1888. * 9178.59.— Fitzroy, R. On the 
 great isthmus of C. A. (In Roy. Geog. Soc. jl., v. 
 20, 1851.) pp. 161-189, in **9io.20.— Proebel, J. 
 Seven years' travel in C. A. 1859. 9179-37. — Scher- 
 zer, C. Travels in C. A. 2 vols. 1857. 9179. 10-11. — 
 Squier, E. G: Waikna. 1855. 9176.5.— vioUet- 
 le-Duc. Cites etruinesAm^ricaines, 1863.970.51. 
 — Wells, W. V. Historical sketch of C. A. 1502- 
 1857. (/« his Explor. in Honduras.) p. 449, in 
 9179.18; — Same. 978.53. — Winsor, J. Mexico and 
 Central America (with critical essay on the sources 
 of information). (Narr. . . . hist, of Amer., v. i, 
 pp. 133-208.) *97o.i27». 
 
 See also America, Central, in Catalogue of this 
 lyibrary. No. 2, 1880, p. 8. 
 
 5««a/yo Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 212, in ** 50.1; 
 — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 73, in **5o.i*. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885 ; 
 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 
 ** 350 •5496'-^. 
 
 Century of gossip. Nash, W. G. 823. 1181 
 
 Cerise. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 823.1 151 
 
 Same. 
 Cerritos, Los 
 
 in** 823.4667; 823.7273 
 
 Atherton, Mrs. G. F. (H.) 
 
 823 . 7006 
 
 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. Adventures 
 of Don Quixote and his squire Sancho 
 Panza. Tr. by C: Jarvis. 823.6897 
 
 Same. 823 . 6896 
 
 Don Quixote of La Mancha. Tr. by Mot- 
 
 teux. With notes, life and writings of 
 Cervantes, by J: G. Lockhart. 4 vols. 
 
 823.6899-902 
 Same. 823.5235-8 
 
 The exemplary novels of C: to which 
 
 are added El buscapi^ ; or, the serpent. 
 {And) La Tia fingida ; or, the pretended 
 aunt. Tr. by W. K. Kelly. Port. (Bohn's.) 
 
 823.6898 
 Contents: — The Lady Cornelia. — Rinconete and 
 Cortadillo: or, Peter of the corner and the little 
 cutter. — Tne licentiate Vidriera; or, Doctor Glass- 
 case. — The deceitful marriage. — Dialogue between 
 Scipioand Berganza, dogs of Hospital of the Res- 
 urrection . . . commonly called the dogs of Ma- 
 hudes.— The littly gipsy girl. — The generous lover. 
 — The Spanish-English lady. — The force of blood. — 
 The jealous Estramaduran. — The illustrious scul- 
 lery-maid.— The two damsels.— The serpent.— The 
 pretended aunt. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. Contin. 
 
 Galatea : a pastoral romance. Tr. by 
 
 G.W.J. Gyll. 823.2121 
 
 The wanderings of Persiles and Sigis- 
 
 munda: a northern story. (Tr. by L. D. S. ) 
 Port. 823.6903 
 
 Cesar Birotteau. Balzac, H. de. 823.5209 
 
 Cesarine Dietrich. Dudevant, Mm,e. A. L. A. 
 
 (D.) , 823.6295 
 
 C^sette. Pouvillon, E. 823.4484 
 
 Ceylon. Knox, T: W. The boy travellers in 
 
 the far east. Pt. 3: Adventures of two 
 
 youths in a journey to Ceylon and India. 
 
 808.1837 
 
 Nordhoflf, C: Ceylon. (/» his Stories 
 
 of the island world.) p. 151, in 808. 165 
 
 Chainbearer, The. Cooper, J. F. 823 . 291 
 Chaldean magician, The. Eckstein, E. 
 
 823.7125 
 Challenge of Barletta. 2 vols, (in i). Azeglio, 
 
 M. T. d'. ** 823.6637 
 
 Chamberlain, Nathan H: The sphynx in 
 
 Aubrey parish. 823 . 7 1 40 
 
 Chamberlain, Parthene B. Mistress of the 
 
 house. 823 . 195 
 
 Chambers, Julius. \^Felix Somers.} A mad 
 
 world and its inhabitants. 823 . 196 
 
 Chamier, Capt. F: Ben Brace; the last of 
 
 Nelson's Agamemnons. 823.197 
 
 The saucy Arethusa. 823 . 6347 
 
 Tom Bowling: a tale of the sea. 
 
 823.6348 
 
 Chamisso, Adalbert von. See Chamisso de 
 Boncourt, L: C: A. 
 
 Chamisso de Boncourt, L: C: Adelaide 
 (called Adalbert). Peter Schlemihl. Tr. 
 by Sir J: Bowring. 3ded. f 823.4344 
 
 Chamois-hunter, The. Souvestre, E. 
 
 823.5941 
 
 Champney, Mrs. E.. (Williams). The heart- 
 break cameo. 22 pp. (In Stories by 
 Amer. authors, v. 6.) p. 94, in 823.4707 
 
 Three Vassar girls abroad: rambles . . . 
 
 through France and Spain . . . 808. 1821 
 
 Three Vassar girls at home: a holiday 
 
 trip . . . through the south and west. 
 
 808.1825 
 
 Three Vassar girls in England. 808 . 1824 
 
 Three Vassar girls in France: a story of 
 
 the siege of Paris. 808 . 1826 
 
 Three Vassar girls in Italy. 808. 1828 
 
 Three Vassar girls in Russia and Tur- 
 key. 808.1823 
 
 Three Vassar girls in South America. 
 
 808.1822 
 
 Three Vassar girls in Switzerland. 
 
 808.1919 
 
 Three Vassar girls on the Rhine. 
 
 808.1827 
 
 Witch Winnie. The story of a "King's 
 
 Daughter." 808.1913 
 
 Chance acquaintance, A. Howells, W: D. 
 
 823.828 
 Chance child. 51 pp. 
 
 Chances and changes. 
 
 E.. 
 Chandos. La Ramde, 
 
 Mayo, Mrs. I.. (F.) 
 
 in 823.4050 
 
 2 vols, (in i). Strutt, 
 
 ** 823.6767 
 
 L. de. 823.1818 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 37 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Changed brides, The. Southworth, Mrs. B. 
 D. E. (N.) 823.1480 
 
 Chanler, Mrs. Am^lie (Rives). A brother to 
 dragons, and other old-time tales. 
 
 823.5384 
 Channings, The. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 823.6388 
 Chantry House. Yonge, C M.. in 823.3347 
 Chantry priest of Bamet. Church, A. J: 
 
 823.5293 
 Chaplain of the fleet 
 
 J. 
 Chaplain's craze, The, 
 
 Chaplet of pearls, The. 
 
 by W. S. Rose. 
 — Bulfinch, T: 
 
 Besant, W., and Rice, 
 823.6085 
 Fenn, G: M. 
 
 823.5595 
 Yonge, CM.. 
 
 823 . 1762 
 
 Same. 823.6004; 823.6096 
 
 Chaplin, Heman White. [C H. White^ Eli. 
 
 38 pp. (/« Stories by Amer. authors, v. 
 
 9.) p. 55, z« 823.4710 
 
 Five hundred dollars, and other stories 
 
 of New England life. 2d ed. 823 . 6937 
 
 The village convict. 25 pp. {In Stories 
 
 by Amer. authors, v. 6.) p. 5, in 823.4707 
 
 Character sketches. 30 pp. Thackeray, W: 
 M. «■« 823.1572 
 
 Charity Helstone, Brock, Mrs. F.. E.. G. 
 (B.) Carey- 823.120 
 
 Charlemagne cycle of romances, The. 
 
 Ariosto, Iv. Orlando furioso; with notes 
 
 2 vols. 1858. 851. 1-2 
 
 Legends of Charlemagne. 
 
 823.150 
 
 Cox, Sir G: W., a«af Jones, E. H. Ro- 
 land. (/« their Romances of the middle 
 ages.) p. 202, in 940.54 
 
 Early Eng. Text Soc. Publications. The 
 
 Eng. Charlemagne romances. 11 pts. (Ex- 
 tra ser. , Nos. 34-41 ; 43-5. ) ** 806 . 2=»^-'". «-5 
 
 Lockhart, J. G., tr. Spanish ballads. 
 
 821.854 
 
 Thdroude {attributed to). The song of 
 
 Roland. Tr. by J: O'Hagan. 821.1286 
 
 Wieland, C. M. Oberon. Ein roman- 
 
 tisches Heldengedicht. ( Werke, v. i.) 
 
 831.44 
 Note.— See article "Roland, Legend of," in Bn- 
 cyclop. Brit., v. 20. p. 641, in ** 32.290. 
 
 Charlemont. Simms, W: G. 823.1428 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E- (Rundle). Against the 
 stream : the story of a heroic age in Eng- 
 land. 823.202 
 
 The Bertram family. 823 . 203 
 
 The black ship : with other allegories 
 
 and parables. 808 . 1490 
 
 Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta fam- 
 ily. 823 . 204 
 
 Conquering and to conquer. 823 . 205 
 
 The cripple of Antioch, and other 
 
 scenes from the Christian life in early 
 times. 823.5577 
 
 Conlenis.— The cripple of Antioch.— The false 
 Christ: a tale of the second fall of Jerusalem.— 
 Wayside notes in the days of Chrysostom. 
 
 Diary of Kitty Trevylyan : a story of 
 
 the times of Whitefield and the Wesleys. 
 
 823 . 206 
 
 The Draytons and the Davenants : a 
 
 story of the civil wars. 823.207 
 
 English Fiction. Contin, 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (Rundle). Contin, 
 The early dawn ; or, sketches of Chris- 
 tian life in England in the olden time. 
 
 823.208 
 Co«fe«/j.— Lights and shadows of the early 
 dawn.— The two martyrs of Verulam. — Annals of 
 an Anglo-Saxon family through three generations. 
 — Saxon schools and homes. — Saxon minsters and 
 missions.— Alfred the truth-teller.— Saxon and Nor- 
 man.— A story of the LoUaids.— Annals of an 
 abbey. 
 
 Joan the maid, deliverer of France and 
 
 England : a story of the fifteenth century. 
 
 823 . 209 
 
 Lapsed, but not lost. 823.2158 
 
 The martyrs of Spain, and The libera- 
 tors of Holland. 823.6598 
 
 On both sides of the sea: a story of the 
 
 Commonwealth and the Restoration. A 
 sequel to ' The Draytons and the Daven- 
 ants.' 823.210 
 
 Sketches of the women of Christendom. 
 
 823.5696 
 Contents: — The first woman.- The women of the 
 Gospels.— The women of the Acts of the Apostles.— 
 The women of the early church.— The Christian 
 women of Rome in the fourth century.— The Chris- 
 tian women of the middle ages. — Christian women 
 of modern times. — The women of the army of suc- 
 cor. 
 
 The victory of the vanquished: a story 
 
 of the first century . 823.211 
 
 Winifred Bertram and the world she 
 
 lived in. 823.212 
 
 Charles Auchester. Sheppard, E.. S.. 
 
 823.5960 
 
 Same. 3 vols. ** 823.6233-5 
 
 Charles Dickens parlor album of illustrations. 
 
 823.1799 
 Charles Lever. Gresley, Rev. W: 
 
 ** 823.6772 
 Charles O'Malley. Lever, C: J. 823.973 
 
 Charles Tyrrell. 2 vols, (in i.) James, G: P. 
 
 R. 
 
 823.850 
 
 823.7407 
 
 college. 
 
 823.6333 
 823.6812 
 
 Charley Kingston's aunt. Oliver, P 
 Charlie Lucken at school and 
 
 Adams, H. C. 
 Charlotte Ackerman. Miiller, O: 
 Charlotte Temple. Rowson, Mrs. S. (H.) 
 
 in 823.5022 
 
 Charlotte's inheritance. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. 
 
 E.. (B.) «« 823.2403 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5048 
 
 Charmed sea. The. Martineau, H. 
 
 z»** 823.6710 
 
 Same. ** 823.6751 
 
 Charming widow, A. Macquoid, Mrs. K.. S. 
 
 823.7398 
 Chasing the sun. Ballantvne, R. M. 
 
 808.637 
 Same. in 808 . 1 269 ; z« 808 . 1 28 1 
 
 Chasseur d'Afrique. WaJmsley, H. M. 
 
 823 . 1670 
 Chateau d'Or. Holmes, Mrs. M 
 
 Chateau Frissac. Sikes, Mrs. O. 
 
 .J..(H.) 
 823.4846 
 
 (L.) 
 
 823.6116 
 823.6877 
 
 Chateau Morville. Tr. by E. R. 
 Chatelain, Mme. Clara (de Pontigny) de. 
 The Dalecarlian conjuror's day-book. 
 
 ** 823.6608 
 
ENGIylSH FICTION 
 
 38 
 
 KNGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Chatrian, Pierre Alexander, joint author. See 
 
 Erckmann, Emile. 
 Chatsworth. Patmore, P: G: 823.6074 
 
 Chatterjee, Bankim Chandra. The poison 
 
 tree: a tale of Hindu life in Bengal. Tr. 
 
 by M. S. Knight. 823 . 4936 
 
 Chautauqua girls at home. Alden, Mrs. I.. 
 
 (McD.) 808. 15 1 1 
 
 Cheaterie packman, The. Ritchie, L. 
 
 in 823.702 
 Checco: a tale of Perugia. Macquoid, Mrs. 
 
 K.. S. in 823.1622 
 
 Chelsea householder, A. Lawless, Hon. E. 
 
 Cheney, Mrs. C. Emma, 
 tory of the civil war. 
 
 Cheney, Mrs. Ednah 
 Nora's return: a sequel 
 house" of Henry Ibsen. 
 
 823.4592 
 
 Young folks' his- 
 
 973.689 
 
 Dow (Littlehale). 
 
 to "The doll's 
 
 823.7322 
 
 Cheney, J: Vance. The old doctor: a ro- 
 mance of Queer village. 823 .5177 
 
 Cherbuliez, Victor. Count Kostia. Tr. by 
 O. D. Ashley. 823.6840 
 
 Iv'idee de Jean T^terol. (/« Zimmern, 
 
 H.., and A. Half-hours with foreign novel- 
 ists). «'» 823.6613 
 
 Jean Teterol's idea. 823.2331 
 
 Meta Holdenis. 823.2318 
 
 Same. 823.2378 
 
 Prosper. Tr. by C. Benson. 823.6841 
 
 The romance of an honest woman. 
 
 823.7119 
 
 Saints and sinners. (Noirs et rouges.) 
 
 Tr. by M. . N. Sherwood. 823 . 6435 
 
 Same. [Also) The lawyer's secret; 
 
 (afid) The mystery at Fernwood. By Mrs. 
 M.. E.. (B.) Maxwell. 823.6384 
 
 Samuel Brohl and Company. 823.2322 
 
 Same. in 823 . 6688 
 
 Cherry and Violet. Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. 
 
 (M.) 823.1093 
 
 Chesebro', C. The foe in the household. 
 
 823.6245 
 Chesney, C: Cornwallis. [_A volunteer.'] The 
 battle of Dorking; or, reminiscences of a 
 volunteer. By an eye witness, in 1925. 
 
 823.5649 
 
 The fall of England? The battle of 
 
 Dorking: reminiscences of a volunteer. 
 
 823.4015 
 
 Chevalier de Maison Rouge, The. Dumas, 
 
 A. D. 823.3108 
 
 Same. 823.6522 
 
 Chevaliers of France. Herbert, H: W: 
 
 823.4253 
 Chicot, the jester. Dumas, A. D. 823.4611 
 
 Same. 823.6514 
 
 Chien d'Or, Le. Besant, W., and Rice, J. 
 
 «■« 823.3138 
 Chien d'Or. Kirby, W: 823.950 
 
 Child, Mrs. Lydia Maria (Francis). Philo- 
 
 thea: a Grecian romance. 823 . 7084 
 
 Child and woman. Helm, C. 823.6805 
 
 Child of the century. A. Wheelwright, J: T. 
 
 823.5430 
 Child of the revolution, A. Roberts, M. 
 
 «■« 823.5033 
 Child wife, The. Reid, Capt. T: M. 823.6334 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Childhood, boyhood, youth. Tolstoi, Count 
 L.N. 823.6366 
 
 Childhood's memories. 12 pp. Stannard, 
 Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) in 823.5076 
 
 Child-life in Italy. Watson, E. H. 808.1684 
 
 Child-life in Japan, and Japanese child-sto- 
 ries. Ayrtou, C. 808.1871 
 
 Child-pictures from Dickens. 808. 1914 
 
 Children at home. Brock, Mrs. F,. E.. G. 
 (B.) Carey- 823.121 
 
 Children of Gibeon. Besant, W. e« 823.4985 
 Same. in 823 . 5020 ; 823 . 6962 
 
 Children of the abbey. Roche, R. M. 
 
 823.1354 
 Children of the cold. Schwatka, F: 
 
 808.1673 
 
 Children of the New Forest. Marryat, Capt. 
 
 F: ^ 823.1095 
 
 Children of the world. 3 vols, (in i). Heyse, 
 
 J. L. P. ** 823.6633 
 
 Same. 3 vols. 823.6455-7 
 
 Children of to-morrow. Sharp, W: 823.7295 
 
 Children's book, The. Scudder, H. E., comp. 
 
 808.1882 
 Children's book of poetry. Coates, H: T., 
 
 comp 
 Children's stories 
 
 Wright, H. C. 
 
 Same. 
 Children's stories 
 
 Wright, H. C. 
 Children's stories 
 
 Wright, H. C. 
 Children's stories 
 
 Wright, H. C. 
 Child's history of England, A. 
 
 J.H. 
 
 808.1868 
 
 history. 
 
 808.1581 
 
 808.1695 
 
 literature. 
 
 808.1533 
 
 American progress. 
 
 808.1696 
 
 the great scientists. 
 
 808.1644 
 
 Dickens, C: 
 
 808.686 
 
 in American 
 
 in English 
 of 
 
 of 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5334 
 
 Child's history of Greece. 2 vols. Bonner, J: 
 
 808.621-2 
 
 Child's history of Rome, A. 2 vols. Bonner, 
 J: 808.623-4 
 
 Child's history of the United States, A. 3 
 vols. Bonner, J: 808.618-20 
 
 Child's own book, and treasury of fairy sto- 
 ries. 808.1028 
 
 China. Dalton, W: Wolf boy of China. 
 
 808.871 
 
 Davis, J. A. Chinese slave-girl . . . 
 
 woman's life in China. 808.836 
 
 Gueullette, T: S. Chinese tales. 80 pp. 
 
 {In Weber, H: Tales of the east, v. 3.) 
 
 P-335. «■«** 823.6232 
 
 Hwa Tsien Ki. The flowery scroll: a 
 
 Chinese novel. 823 . 1837 
 
 Knox, J: W. The boy travellers in the 
 
 far east. Pt. i. 808.1835 
 
 Lander, S.. W. Spectacles for young 
 
 eyes: Pekin. 808.101 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 191, in 821.229 
 
 Sealy, T: Chinese legends. 828.81 
 
 Verne, J. Adventures of a Chinaman 
 
 in China. 823.5178 
 
 Tribulations of a Chinaman in China. 
 
 823.4342 
 
 Note. — See The Chinese in America. (Blbll- 
 
 og^raphy.) [Bost. Pub. Lib. Bulletin, No. 51. v. 4. 
 
 p. 1437] in ** 17.135.— MoUendorff, P. G., and O. F. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 39 
 
 ENGUSH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 China. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin, 
 von. Manual of Chinese bibliography. 1876. ** 
 15-275.— Boulger, D. C. History of China. 3 vols. 
 1881-4. 951 .33-5. — Culin, S. Chinese secret societies 
 in the U. S. 5 pp. (Journ. 0/ A mer. folk-lore, v. 3.) 
 1890. p. 44, z'« 291. 81^. —Davis, J: F. The Chinese: 
 a general description of China and its inhabitants. 
 2 vols. (Lib.of entertain, knowledge.) 1836. 951.4-5. 
 — Doollttle, J. Social life of the Chinese. 1876. 
 915 . 136.— Farwell, W. B. Why the Chinese must be 
 excluded. 8 pp. (7'A«ybr«/«, v. 6, i888-g.) p. 196, i« 
 * 5I.470I*. — Gray, J. H. China: history of the laws, 
 manners and customs of the people. 2 vols. 1878. 
 915. 174-5.— Hiibner, J. A., Baron von. Ramble 
 round the world. 910.59.— James, H. E- M. The 
 long White Mountain; or, a journey in Manchuria. 
 18S8. 915.369. — Margary, A: R. Journey from 
 Shanghae to Bharao-and back to Mamoyne. 2d ed. 
 1876. 915.166.— Mayers, W: F. The Chinese gov- 
 ernment. 1886. 323.15.— Mendoza, J. G. de. His- 
 tory of China, \llakluyt Soc, 1853.) 2 vols. ** 
 951.7-8. — Pinkerton'8 voyages . . . v. 7. i8ii. ** 
 913.15.— Boss, J: The Manchus; or, the reigning 
 dynasty of China: their rise and prog^ress. 1880. 
 951.32. — Taylor, B. India, China and Japan. 
 915.41. — Thomson, J. Straits of Malacca, Indo- 
 china and China. 1875. 915.69.— Universal his- 
 tory. V.18. **909.48. — Modern part of an universal 
 history, v. 7. ** 909.55.— "Williams, S. W. The 
 middle kingdom. 2 vols. 1883. * 951.2^30. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 45. No. 4, 1884, p. 59. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 37. No. 5, 1SS8, p. 57. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 231-236, in ** 
 SO. 1;— Same. Jan. i, i8S2-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 78-80, iVi ** 
 50.1=*. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports, 1880-1885 ; 
 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 
 823.7141 
 823.5672 
 823.5594 
 
 Christian's mistake. 
 
 ** 350-5496'-^. 
 
 See also "Chinese Question " in Catalogues of 
 this Library. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 38. No. 4, 1884, p. 59. 
 
 Chinese slave girl. Davis, J. A. 808.836 
 
 Chinese tales. 80 pp. Gueullette, T: S. 
 
 p. 335, «■«** 823. 6232 
 Chita. Heam, L. 
 Choy Susan. Bishop, W: H: 
 Chris. Norris, W: E: 
 Chris and Otho. Smith, Mrs. J. P. 
 
 823.1464 
 
 Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823.326 
 
 Christie Johnstone. Reade, C: /« 823.5420 
 
 Same. 823.7410 
 
 Same, and other stories. Reade, C: 
 
 823.1285 
 Christina, Queen of Sweden. (1632-1654.) 
 
 Hawthorne, N. Biographical stories, x i 
 
 pp. (/« his Tales and sketches.) 
 
 p. 203, in 824.414 
 Note.— See Barine, A. Christine de SuSde. 
 {Rev. d. d. Mondes. 3d p^r 1S88. v. 89.) p. 783, 
 «»*54-399°- — Collins, W: W. A queen's revenge. 
 17 pp. (fn his My miscellanies.) p. 42, m 824.18. — 
 Jameson, Mrs. A. M. Female sovereigns, v. 2. 
 p. I, in 923.933. — Ranke, L. von. Hist, of the popes. 
 V. 2. p. 351, 7M282.56. — Woodhead, H. Memoirs of 
 Christina. 2 vols. 1863. 923.2048--9. 
 Christine. Curtis, L. J. 823.4640 
 
 Christmas books. Dickens, C; J: H. 823.394 
 
 Same. 823.5307; 823.5333; 823.5557 
 
 Christmas books. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 823.1574 
 Christmas eve and Christmas day. Hale, E: 
 
 E. 823.680 
 
 Christmas guest, The. Southworth, Mrs. E. 
 
 D. E. (N.) 823.1481 
 
 Christmas stories. Dickens, C: J: H. 823.395 
 
 Same. z« 823.5321; 823.5332; «« 823.5555 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Christmas stories (New). Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 in 823.426 
 
 Christmas stories. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.4850 
 
 Christmas wreck, and other stories. Stock- 
 ton, F. R: 823.5219 
 
 Christopher, and other stories. Barr, Mrs. A. 
 E. (H.) 823.5418 
 
 Christopher Tadpole, Struggles . . . of . . . 
 Smith, A. 823.1448 
 
 Christowell. Blackmore, R: D. 823.3916 
 
 Same. 823.4941 
 
 Christy Carew. McNabb, Mrs. M.. (L.) 
 
 823.3119 
 
 Chronicles of Dustypore. Cunningham, H. 
 S. 823.4190 
 
 Same. 823.4375 
 
 Chronicles of the Canongate. Scott, Sir W. 
 V. 2. p. 171, in 823.1394 
 
 Same. ?« 823.1412; 823.4826 
 
 Same, 823.5160; p. 311, in** 823.6032 
 
 Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta family. 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) 823.204 
 
 Chrysal. 4 vols, (in 2). Johnston, C: 
 
 823.7364-5 
 Same. 4 vols. 823.4518-21 
 
 Chrysostom, Wayside notes in the days of. 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) 
 
 p. 219, «■« 823.5577 
 
 Chubbuck, Emily. See Judson, Mrs. Emily 
 (Chubbuck). 
 
 Chuck Purdy. Stoddard, W: O. 808.1726 
 
 Church, Alfred J: The chantry priest of 
 Barnet : a tale of the two Roses. 823.5293 
 
 The count of the Saxon shore ; or, the 
 
 villa in vectis : tale of the departure of the 
 Romans from Britain. 823 . 5292 
 
 Stories from Homer. 808.1131 
 
 Contents.— 'The Iliad.— The Odyssey. 
 
 Stories from Livy. 808 . 1545 
 
 For contents, see Livius Patavius, Titus. 
 
 Stories from the Greek tragedians. 
 
 - 808.1378 
 Contents: — The story of the love of Alcestis. — The 
 story of the vengeance of Medea. — The story of the 
 death of Hercules. — The story of the seven chiefs 
 against Thebes. — The story of Antigone. — The story 
 of Iphigenia in Aulis. — The story of Philoctetes ; or, 
 the bow of Hercules. — The story of the death of 
 Agamemnon. — The story of E'ectra ; or, the return 
 of Orestes. — The story of the Furies ; or, the loosing 
 of Orestes. — ^The story of Iphigenia among the Tau- 
 rians. — The story of the Persians ; or, the battle of 
 Salamis. — The story of Ion. 
 Same. 823.4155 
 
 Stories from Virgil. 808.1413 
 
 For contents, see Virgilius. 
 
 Stories of the east from Herodotus. 
 
 808.1546 
 
 Stories of the magicians. Thalaba and 
 
 the magicians of the Domdaniel, Rustem 
 and the genii, Kehama and his sorceries. 
 
 823.5663 
 
 The story of the Persian war from Her- 
 odotus. S23.5671 
 
 Three Greek children: a story of home 
 
 in old time. 808 . 1705 
 
 To the lions: a tale of the early Chris- 
 tians. 823.6545 
 
 , awcTSeeley, Richmond. The hammer: 
 
 a story of the Maccabean times. 823.6940 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 40 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Church, Mrs. Ella (Rodman). Home-ani- 
 mals. 808.1597 
 
 Little neighbors at Elmridge. 808.1633 
 
 Church, Mrs. Florence (Marryat) Ross- See 
 
 Lean, Mrs. F. (M.) 
 Churton, H:, pseud. See Tourg^e, Albion 
 
 Winegar. 
 Cigarette-maker's romance. Crawford, P. M. 
 
 823.7334 
 Cinnamon and pearls. Martineau, H. 
 
 in ** 823.6712 
 
 Cinq-Mars. Vigny, A.-V. , comte de. 823 . 1873 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6311-12 
 
 Cipher. Austin, J.. G. 823.5827 
 
 Circuit rider. Eggleston, E: 823 . 520 
 
 Citizen Bonaparte. 1794-1815. Erckmann, 
 
 :^., and Chatrian, P. A. 823.6862 
 
 Same. in 823.7253 
 
 Citizen of Prague. Paalzou, Mrs, H. (W.) 
 
 von. 823.6073 
 
 Citoyenne Jacqueline. Keddie, H. 823.923 
 
 City and suburb. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. (C.) 
 
 823.1322 
 City boys in the woods. Wells, H: P. 
 
 808.1802 
 City in the sea. Saxon, E. L., comp. 
 
 823.7173 
 Civil-service reform. By Major Simpleton. 
 
 823.4593 
 Clack, Mrs. Louise. Our refugee household. 
 
 823.1852 
 Claire. By the author of "Vida." 823.6399 
 Clandestine marriage. Dupuy, E. A. 
 
 823.492 
 Clara Howard. Brown, C: B. in 823.141 
 
 Same. p. 285, in ** 823.6205 
 
 Clara Vaughan. Blackmore, R: D. 823.2517 
 Same. 823 . 4950 
 
 Clare Avery. Holt, E. S.. 808.1523 
 
 Claretie, Jules. Monsieur le ministre : a ro- 
 mance in real life. Tr. by J : Stirling. 
 
 823.4321 
 Claribel's love story. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 823.5017 
 Clarionet, The. 82 pp. Carleton, W: 
 
 823.169 
 Clarissa. Richardson, S: 823.1316 
 
 Same. 5 vols. ** 823.6164-8 
 
 Same. 8 vols. ** 823 . 2062-9 
 
 Clark, C: Heber. [Max Adeler."] The fate 
 of young Chubb. 5 pp. (/« Half-hours 
 with great story tellers.) 
 
 p. 75, z« 823.5478 
 
 Clark, Mrs. C (Moon). [C: M. Clay.'] Baby 
 
 Rue [her adventures and misadventures, 
 
 her friends and her enemies] . 823 .1872 
 
 Clark, F: Thickstun. In the valley of Havi- 
 
 lah. 823.7245 
 
 Clark, H. H. Joe Bently, naval cadet. 
 
 823.7035 
 Clark, J. F. The society in search of truth; 
 or, stock gambling in San Francisco. 
 
 823.4512 
 Clarke, C: Three courses and a dessert; 
 comprising three sets of tales, West coun- 
 try, Irish, and legal; and a melange. With 
 fifty illustrations by G: Cruikshank. 
 
 823.352 
 
 [English Fiction. Contin. 
 Clarke, Mrs. M.. V.. (Novello) Cowden- 
 The girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines: in 
 a series of tales. 2 vols. 823.5821-2 
 
 A rambling story. 823.4110 
 
 Yarns of an old mariner. 823 . 233 
 
 Same. 823.4248 
 
 Clarke, R.. Sophia. [Sophie May.] The As- 
 
 bury twins. 823 . 234 
 
 The doctor's daughter. 823 . 235 
 
 Our Helen. 823.1915 
 
 Classic tales: comprising Johnson's Rasse- 
 
 las. — Goldsmith's Vicar of Wakefield. — 
 Swift's Gulliver's travels. — Sterne's Senti- 
 mental journey. 823.4489 
 
 Claude, M..S. Twilight thoughts: stories for 
 children and child-lovers. Ed. by M.. L. 
 Avery, with a preface by M. Arnold. 
 
 808.1467 
 
 Claude Stocq. Reybaud, Mrs. H. E. F. (A.) 
 
 in 823.812 
 
 Claudia. Douglas, A. M. 823.476 
 
 Clavers, Mrs. M.., pseud. See Kirkland, 
 Mrs. C. M. (S.) 
 
 Clay, Bertha M.., pseud. See Brame, Mrs. C. 
 M. (Low). 
 
 Clay, C: M., pseud. See Clark, Mrs. C. 
 (Moon). 
 
 Clay, H: Life of Henry Clay, the statesman 
 and the patriot. 808.792 
 
 Claytor, Graham. Pleasant Waters : a story 
 of southern life and character. 823.7170 
 
 Cleland, Robert. Barbara Allan, the provost's 
 daughter. 823.6992 
 
 Clemens, Jeremiah. Bernard Lile : an histo- 
 rical romance embracing the periods of the 
 Texas revolution and the Mexican war. 
 
 823.7100 
 
 Clemens, S: Langhorne. [Mark Twain.] A 
 Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court. 
 
 823.6141 
 
 The prince and the pauper : a tale for 
 
 young people of all ages. 823.6133 
 
 The stolen white elephant, etc. 
 
 823.6978 
 Contents; — The stolen -white elephant. — Some 
 rambling' notes of an idle excursion.— The facts 
 concerning the recent carnival of crime in Con- 
 necticut. — About magnanimous-incident literature. 
 — Punch, brothers, punch. — A curious experience. — 
 The great revolution in Pitcairn. — Mrs. McWilliams 
 and the lightning. — On the decay of the art of lying. 
 — The canvasser's tale. — An encounter with an in- 
 terviewer. — Paris notes. — Legend of Sagenfeld, in 
 Germany. — Speech on the babies. — Speech on the 
 weather. — Concerning the American language. — 
 Rogers. — The loves of Alonzo Fitz Clarence and Ro- 
 sannah Ethelton. 
 
 , and Warner, C: Dudley. The gilded 
 
 age : a tale of to-day. 823 . 5809 
 
 Clergyman's tale: — Pembroke. Lee, S. 
 
 p. 1 1 in 823 . 968 
 
 Clerk, Mrs. Alice M., tr. 'Ilam-en-Nas: his- 
 torical tales and anecdotes of the times of 
 the early Khalifahs. Tr. from the Arabic. 
 
 823.1836 
 
 Clerk, Mrs. Godfrey. See Clerk, Mrs. Alice 
 M. 
 
 Clever woman of the family. The. Yonge, 
 C. M.. 823.1763 
 
 Cleverdale mystery, The. Wilkin s, W. A. 
 
 823.4485 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 41 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cusrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 CUff-climbers. Reid, Capt.t\M. 808.757 
 Clifford, Josephine. Overland tales. 
 
 823.2155 
 Contents:— 1,0. Graciosa.—Juanita.— Hetty's hero- 
 ism.— A -woman's treachery.— The gentleman from 
 fiskiyou.— Something about mjpets.— Poker-Jim.— 
 he tragedy at Mohawk station.— I,one Linden.— 
 Manuela,— The romance of Gila Bend.— A lady in 
 camp.— The golden lamb.— It occurred at Tucson.— 
 A bit of " early California."— Her name was Sylvia. 
 -Crossing the Arizona deserts.— Down among the 
 dead letters.— Marching with a command.— To 
 Texas, and by the way.— My first experience m 
 New Mexico. , . , . 
 
 CUfford, Mrs. Lucy (Lane). Mrs. Keith's 
 crime. (Anon.) 823.5045 
 
 Clifton picture. Coulson, G: J. A. 823.5930 
 ' '" Gaboriau, E. 823.2160 
 
 Clique of gold. 
 
 Same. 
 Clive, Robert, 
 
 (1725-74-) 
 
 Browning, R 
 
 Dramatic idyls.) 
 
 Henty, G: A. 
 
 z« 823.5022; 823.6453 
 Lord, Baron of Plassey. 
 
 Clive. 19 PI). {In his 
 p. 88, in 821 . 1267 
 
 With Clive in India 
 
 808.1474 
 
 Note.— See Macaulay, T: B., Lord. " Essays.'' 
 V. 4. p. 194, in 824.135.— Malcolm, Str J: Lue of 
 Clive. 3 vols. * 923. 2022-4.— Wilson, Col. Sir C: 
 (Life of) Lord Clive. 1890. 923.2016. 
 Clockmaker, The. Haliburton, T: C. 
 
 823. 688 
 Cloister and the hearth. Reade, C: 823. 1286 
 Cloister legends. Stewart, E.. M. 823.1519 
 Closed door, The. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 823.5092 
 Cloud pictures. Underwood, F. H: 823.4174 
 Cloueh Fionn. Banim, J:, and Banim, M. 
 
 ?•« 823.58 
 
 CloTcn foot, The. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) ?■« 823.2416 
 
 Same. 823.5114 
 
 Clovemook. Cary, A. 823.181 
 
 Club-book, The. Picken, A., ^^. 823.702 
 
 Coates, H: T., comp. The children's book of 
 
 poetry. Illus. 808.1868 
 
 Cobb, James F. Martin the skipper: a tale 
 
 for boys and seafaring folk. 808. 1627 
 
 The watchers on the Longships; a tale 
 
 of Cornwall in the last century. 823.4532 
 Cobb, Sylvanus, Jr., pseud. See Dunlap, 
 
 Walter D. 
 Cobban, J. Maclaren. Julius Courtney: or, 
 master of his fate. Repr. from Black- 
 wood's magazine. 823.7246 
 
 Tinted vapours: a Nemesis. z» 823.4988 
 
 Cockton, H: George Julian. 823.240 
 
 Issued also as The pnnce. 
 
 The life and adventures of Valentme 
 
 Vox, the ventriloquist. * 823 . 243 
 
 Same. 823.5818 
 
 The prince; or, George St. George Julian. 
 
 823.6382 
 
 Stanley Thorn. 823.241 
 
 Sylvester Sound: the somnambulist. 
 
 823 . 242 
 Same. 823.5843 
 
 Coffin, C: Carleton. [Carleton.'] The boys of 
 '76: a history of the battles of the revolu- 
 tion. 808.1857 
 
 Caleb Kringle : a story of American 
 
 life. 823.244 
 
 Following the flag. 973-5 
 
 Ilnglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Coffin, C: Carleton. [^Carleton.'] Contin. 
 
 Freedom triumphant : the fourth period 
 
 of the war of the rebellion from Sept. 
 1864, to its close. ^ 808. 1862 
 
 Four years of fighting. 973- 183 
 
 Issued also as Boys of '61. 
 
 My days and nights on the battle-field. 
 
 973-643 
 
 The story of liberty. 808.1858 
 
 Winning his way. 823 . 245 
 
 Coffin, Roland Folger. How old Wiggins 
 
 wore ship : an old sailor's yarn. 12 pp. 
 (/« Stories by Amer. authors, v. 9.) 
 
 p. 139, in 823.4710 
 Coldstream. 13 pp. Vaughan, H. 
 
 p. 169, in 823.1778 
 Ccelebs in search of a wife. More, Mrs. H. 
 
 823.5749 
 
 Same. 823.6069 
 
 Coleman, J: Curly: an actor's story. 823 . 5062 
 Coleridge, Christabel Rose. An English 
 
 squire. zw 823.5053 
 
 Coleridge, Mrs. Sara Henry (Coleridge). 
 
 Phantasmion : a fairy tale. 823.4124 
 
 College theatricals. 38 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood, v. 2.) in ** 823.6648 
 
 Collegians, The. Griffin, G. 823.671 
 
 CoUingwood, Harry. The Congo rovers: a 
 
 story of the slave squadron. 808. 1706 
 
 Pirate island. 823.7036 
 
 Same. (enl. ed.) 808.1707 
 
 The rover's secret: a tale of the pirate 
 
 cays and lagoons of Cuba. 808. 1708 
 
 Under the meteor flag: the log of a 
 
 midshipman during the French revolution- 
 ary war. 808.1709 
 
 CoUingwood, Herbert Winslow. Anderson- 
 ville violets: a story of northern and south- 
 ern life. 823.7320 
 
 Collins, Mrs. F.. (C), joint author. See 
 Collins, Mortimer. 
 
 Collins, Mabel. Lord Vanecourt's daughter. 
 3 vols. 823.7366-8 
 
 Collins, Mortimer. A fight with fortune. 
 
 823 . 246 
 
 Marquis and merchant. 823.6380 
 
 Same. 3 vols. 823.7369-71 
 
 , and Collins, Mrs. F.. (Cotton). 
 
 Frances. 823.247 
 
 Sweet and twenty. 823 . 248 
 
 Collins, R. U. {Constant Reed.'\ John Hal- 
 
 sey, the anti-monopolist: a novel. 823.4827 
 A^o/i?.— Based on John H. Burke's litigation with 
 
 the " bonanza firm." 
 Collins, W: Wilkie. After dark, and other 
 
 stories. 823 . 249 
 
 Contents:— K^^r dark: leaves from Leah's 
 
 diary.— Miss or Mrs.?— The dead alive.— The fatal 
 
 cradle; otherwise, the heart-rending story of Mr. 
 
 Heavysides. — " Blow up with the brig!" A sailor's 
 
 story.— The frozen deep.— Fatal fortune. 
 
 Alicia Warlock (a mystery), and other 
 
 stories. 823 . 6386 
 
 Contents:— KViQXBi Warlock.— A sane madman.— 
 The fatal cradle; otherwise, the heart-rending story 
 of Mr. Heavysides.— " Blow up with the brig I" A 
 sailor's story. — The queen's revenge. — Fragments 
 of personal experience: my black mirror. — 
 Sketches of character, i. Mrs. Badgery.— A case 
 worth looking at; memoirs of an adopted son. 
 
 Antonina; or, the fall of Rome. 823 . 250 
 
 Armadale: a novel. 823.251 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 42 
 
 ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Collins, W: Wilkie. Contin. 
 Basil: a novel. 823.252 
 
 Blind love. 823 . 7247 
 
 The dead secret: a novel. 823.5826 
 
 The evil genius: a domestic story. 
 
 823.5647 
 
 The frozen deep, and other tales. 
 
 823.256 
 Contents.— the frozen deep.— The dream woman. 
 —John Jago's ghost ; or, the dead alive. 
 
 The ghost's touch. 43 pp. [And) Percy 
 
 and the prophet. 73 pp. in 823 . 6686 
 
 The guilty river : a novel. 823.5646 
 
 Hide-and-seek ; or, the mystery of Mary 
 
 Grice. 823.257 
 
 ■ " I say no;" or, the love-letter answered. 
 
 823.4788 
 
 The law and the lady: a novel. 823.258 
 
 The legacy of Cain. [Also) My lady's 
 
 money : an episode in the life of a young 
 giri- 823.3563 
 
 I/Ove's random shot, and other stories. 
 
 in 823.6696 
 Contents: — Love's random shot. — The dream 
 woman. — ^John Jago's ghost. 
 
 Man aud wife. 823 . 259 
 
 The moonstone. 823 . 260 
 
 My lady's money : an episode in the life 
 
 of a young girl. ( With his The legacy of 
 Cain.) ^ in 823.3563 
 
 The new Magdalen. 823 . 262 
 
 No name. 823 . 263 
 
 Percy and the prophet. 73 pp. ( With 
 
 his The ghost's touch.) in 823 . 6686 
 
 Poor Miss Finch. 823 . 264 
 
 ■ Queen of hearts. 823 . 265 
 
 A rogue's life: from his birth to his mar- 
 riage. 823.266 
 
 The two destinies. 823 . 267 
 
 The woman in white. 823.268 
 
 Colomb, Mme. ( — ). Uncle Chesterton's heir. 
 
 Tr. byH: Frith. 823.6913 
 
 Colombo, Cristoforo. (14460^7-1506.) Ab- 
 bott, J: S.C. Life of Columbus. 808.538 
 
 Barlow, J. The Columbiad: a poem. 
 
 821.22 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Mercedes of Castile. 
 
 (First voy. of Columbus.) 823.300 
 
 Humphrey, F.. A. Adventures of early 
 
 discoverers. 808.1905 
 
 Note.— See XnAeraon, R. B. America not dis- 
 covered by Columbus. 1877. 970.33.— Biblio- 
 grraphlcal account of voyages. {Hist, mag., 1861, v. 
 5-) pp. 33-38, in ** 973.522.— Irving, W. I,ife of Co- 
 lumbus. 3 vols. 923.207-9.— Parton, J. The real 
 merits of Columbus, (/n his Triumphs of enter- 
 prise.) 1874. pp. 5it-53i, in 920.245.— Wlnsor, J. 
 Columbus and his discoveries. (Narr . . . hist, of 
 Amer. ii, 1-92.) * 970.127*. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 51. No. 5, 1888, p. 62. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 43. 
 
 ; Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 280, in ** 50.1; 
 
 I, 1887. p. 94, in «* 50.1" 
 dex. p. 106, in •* 
 
 /no 
 
 See also 
 — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan 
 
 See also Encyclop. Britann 
 32.27P. 
 
 Colonel Dunwoddie, millionaire. Baker, W: 
 
 M. 823.6372 
 
 Colonel Enderby's wife. Harrison, Mrs. R. 
 
 G. (K.) 823.4830 
 
 Same. in 823.4973 
 
 Colonel Jack, Life of. De Foe, D. 
 
 in 823.2122 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Colonel Quaritch, V. C. Haggard, H: R. 
 
 823 5529 
 Colonel's daughter, The. King, Capt. C: 
 
 823 . 7392 
 Colonel's opera cloak. Brush, 3Irs. C. (C.) 
 
 823.1999 
 
 Colonial days. Markham, R: 808.1865 
 
 Colonial times of Buzzard's bay. Bliss, W: 
 
 R. . 823.6537 
 
 Colonna the painter : a tale of Italy and the 
 
 arts. {In Tales from Blackwood, v. i . ) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6647 
 Colquhoun, M. J. Primus in Indis. 823.5065 
 Colston, E: (1636-1721.) Marshall, 3frs. E. 
 (M.) In Colston's days : a story of old Bris- 
 tol. 823.5774 
 Columbus, Christopher. See Colombo, Cris- 
 toforo. 
 Colville of 'the Guards. ' Grant, J. 823 .5681 
 Same. 823 . 6525 
 Cometh up as a flower. Broughton, R,. 
 
 823.132 
 Same. in 823 . 2338 
 
 Coming race. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823 . 1024 
 
 Same. _ 823.5863 ; 823.5975 
 
 Comins, Lizzie B. [Laura Caxton.'\ The 
 
 Hartwell farm. 823 . 2359 
 
 Marion Berkley : a story for girls. 
 
 823 . 270 
 
 Commodore Junk. Fenn, G: M. z« 823.6698 
 
 Commonplace, and other short stories. Ros- 
 
 setti, C. G. 823.1370 
 
 Comyn, L. N. Elena : an Italian tale. 
 
 823.272 
 Con Cregan, The confessions of Lever, C: 
 J. 823.974 
 
 Con O'Regan. Sadlier, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) 
 
 823.1378 
 Condemned door. The. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 iti 823.5086 
 Condensed novels. Harte, F. B. 823.711 
 
 Confederate chieftains. Sadlier, Mrs. M.. A. 
 (M.) _ 823.1377 
 
 Confession. Simms, W: G. 823.1429 
 
 Confessions of a clarionet player, and other 
 tales. Erckmann, ]^., and Chatrian, P. A. 
 
 823.6855 
 Confessions of a Thug. Taylor, M. 823 . 4276 
 Same. 3 vols. * 823.4629-31 
 
 Confessions of an odd-tempered man. 19 pp. 
 Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) p. 394, in 823.6136 
 
 Confessions of Claud. Fawcett, E. 823 . 5743 
 Confessions of Con Cregan. Lever, C: J. 
 ^ , . . 823.974 
 
 Confessions of Harry Lorrequer. Lever, C: J. 
 
 ** 823.6221 
 Confidence. James, 'H.:,Jr. 823.1928 
 
 Conformists, The. Banim, J: 
 
 p. 234, «■« 823.56 
 Congo. Abbott, J. 808.591 
 
 Congo river. See Kongo river. 
 Congo rovers. The. Collingwood, H. 
 
 808.1706 
 
 Coningsby. 2 vols. Brydges, Sir S: E. 
 
 ^ . . . ,. * 823.144-5 
 
 Coningsby. Disraeli, B: 823.459 
 
 Same. in 823.3002 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 43 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Connecticut. See New England. 
 Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court. 
 
 Clemens, S: I/. 823.6141 
 
 Conquering and to conquer. Charles, Mrs. 
 
 E.. (R.) 823.205 
 
 Conscience, Hendrik. The amulet. ( With 
 
 /i/j The poor gentleman.) z« 823.5707 
 Count Hugo, of Craenhove. {Also) The 
 
 curse of the village. 823 . 5705 
 
 The curse of the village. {With his 
 
 Count Hugo, of Craenhove. ) in 823 . 5705 
 
 The fisherman's daughter. ( With his 
 
 The village innkeeper. ) in 823 . 5706 
 
 The happiness of being rich. {Also) 
 
 Ricketicketack; {and) Wooden Clara. 
 
 823.5704 
 
 I/ion of Flanders; or, the battle of the 
 
 Golden Spurs , 823 . 6540 
 
 Ludovic and Gertrude. {Also) The 
 
 young doctor. 823.5659 
 
 Merchant of Antwerp. Tr. by Revin 
 
 Ivyle. 823.2445 
 
 The poor gentleman. (.^/5o) The amu- 
 let. 823.5707 
 
 Ricketicketack. ( With his The happi- 
 ness of being rich. in 823.5704 
 
 Tales of Flemish life. 823.4233 
 
 Con^^nfc.-— Author's address to his friends. — The 
 recruit. — Mine host Gansendonck. — Blind Rosa. — 
 The poor nobleman. 
 
 Veva ; or, the war of the peasants. 
 
 823.5660 
 
 The village innkeeper. {Also) The 
 
 fisherman's daughter. 823 . 5706 
 
 Wooden Clara. ( With his The happi- 
 ness of being rich.) in 823.5704 
 
 The young doctor. ( With his Ludovic 
 
 and Gertrude.) /« 823.5659 
 
 Conscience. 2 vols, (in i). Dorsey, Mrs. A. 
 
 (H.) 823.473 
 
 Conscript, The. Dumas, A. D, 823.6923 
 
 Conscript, The. Erckmann, E., and Chat- 
 
 rian, P. A. 823.1850 
 
 Consequences of a duel, The. Du Boisgobey, 
 
 F. 823.5098 
 
 Conspirator, The. 2 vols. P , Count P. 
 
 823.7327-8 
 Conspirators, The. Dumas, A. D. 823.3164 
 
 Same. 823.6516 
 
 Constable of France, and other military his- 
 
 toriettes. Grant, J. 823.623 
 
 Constable of the tower, The. Ains worth, W: 
 
 H. 823.5605 
 
 Constance. Hawthorne, J. C. 823.5507 
 
 Constance Sherwood. Fullerton, Lady G. C. . 
 
 (L. G.) 823.6363 
 
 Constant de Rebecque, Henri-B: Adolphe: 
 
 an anecdote found among the papers of an 
 
 unknown person. ** 823 . 6728 
 
 Constantinople. See also Turkey. 
 
 Eddy, D. C. Walter in Constantinople. 
 
 808.1650 
 Consuelo. Dudevant, Mme. A. L,. A. (D.) 
 
 823.6214 
 
 Same. 823.6703; 823.6885 
 
 Contarini Fleming. Disraeli, B: 823.460 
 
 Same. z« 823.2314 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823 . 6737-8 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Contraband. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 ** 823.4666 
 Sam,e. 823.7274 
 
 Contrast, The. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 . _, p. 3, ?«** 823.4651 
 
 Convict, The. James, G: P. R. 823.7307 
 
 Convicts and their children. Auerbach, B. 
 
 823 . 7092 
 
 Conway, Hugh, pseud. See Fargus, F: J: 
 
 Conyngham, D: P. The O'Mahony, chief of 
 
 the Comeraghs: a tale of the rebellion of 
 
 '98. 823.273 
 
 Cook, Dutton. Doubleday's children. 
 
 823.1805 
 
 Cooke, J: Esten. \^Anas Todkill.l Bonnybel 
 
 Vane, embracing the history of Henry St. 
 
 John, Gentleman. 823.5661 
 
 Canolles: the fortunes of a partisan of 
 
 '81. 823.7099 
 
 Doctor Vandyke. 823.5830 
 
 Fairfax; or, the master of Green way 
 
 Court; a chronicle of the valley of the 
 Shenandoah. 823 . 5509 
 
 Henry St. John, Gentleman, of "Flower 
 
 of Hundreds," in the county of Prince 
 George, Virginia : a tale of 1774-75. 
 
 823.2017 
 Issued also as Bonnybel Vane. 
 
 Her majesty the queen. 823.275 
 
 Hilt to hilt ; or, days and nights on the 
 
 banks of the Shenandoah in the autumn of 
 1864. From the MSS. of Colonel Surry of 
 Eagle's Nest. 825 . 5525 
 
 Justin Harley : a romance of old Vir- 
 ginia. 823 . 276 
 
 Leather stocking and silk; or, hunter 
 
 John Myers and his times : a story of the 
 valley of Virginia. 823.277 
 
 Mohun ; or, the last days of Lee and 
 
 his paladins. Final memoirs of a staflf 
 officer serving in Virginia. From the MSS. 
 of Colonel Surry of Eagle's Nest. 823 . 278 
 
 My Lady Pokahontas : a true relation of 
 
 Virginia. 823 . 5690 
 
 Out of the foam : a novel. 823.5526 
 
 Pretty Mrs. Gaston, and other stories. 
 
 823.279 
 Contents:— Vr^ity Mrs. Gaston. — Annie at the 
 corner. — The wedding at Duluth. 
 
 Stories of the Old Dominion; from the 
 
 settlement to the end of the revolution. 
 
 808.1468 
 
 Surry of Eagle's Nest ; or, the memoirs 
 
 of a staff-officer serving in Virginia. Ed. 
 from the MSS. of Colonel Surry. 823.281 
 
 The Virginia Bohemians : a novel. 
 
 823.5902 
 
 The Virginia comedians ; or, old days in 
 
 the Old Dominion. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.5662 
 
 The youth of Jefferson; or, a chronicle 
 
 of college scrapes at Williamsburg in Vir- 
 ginia, A. D. 1764. (Anon.) 823.7421 
 
 Cooke, Mrs. Rose (Terry). Happy Dodd; or 
 "She hath done what see could." 
 
 823.5635 
 
 Somebody's neighbors. 823.4169 
 
 Steadfast: the story of a saint and a 
 
 sinner. ^.-r-ssss^s.^^ ^^^ '^^^^ 
 
 /■^ 0? THB «<i^ 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 44 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Englisli Fiction, Contin. 
 Cooley, Mrs. Alice (Kingsbury). Ho ! for 
 
 Elf-land! 808.1027 
 
 Cooley, W: Forbes. Emmanuel: the story of 
 
 the Messiah. 823 . 6575 
 
 Cooper, James Fenimore. (1789-1851.) Afloat 
 
 and ashore: a tale. 823.289 
 
 The bravo: a tale. 823 . 290 
 
 The chainbearer; or, the Littlepage 
 
 manuscripts. 823.291 
 
 The crater; or, Vulcan's peak: a tale of 
 
 the Pacific. 823 . 292 
 
 The deerslayer; or, the first war-path: a 
 
 tale. 823.293 
 
 Eve Effingham; or, home: a sequel to 
 
 ' ' Homeward bound." ** 823 . 6259 
 
 Issued also as Home as found. 
 
 The headsman; or, the Abbaye des Vig- 
 
 nerons: a tale. 823.294 
 
 The Heidenmauer; or, the Benedictines: 
 
 a legend of the Rhine. 823 . 295 
 
 Home as found. Sequel to "Home- 
 ward bound. ' ' 823 . 296 
 
 Homeward bound; or, the chase: a tale 
 
 of the sea. 823 . 297 
 
 Jack Tier; or, the Florida reef 823.298 
 
 The last of the Mohicans; or, a narra- 
 tive of 1757. 823.320 
 
 Leatherstocking tales (should be read in 
 
 the following order) : 
 
 The deerslayer (1841). 823.293 
 
 Last of the Mohicans (1826). 823.320 
 
 The pathfinder (1840). 823.304 
 
 The pioneers (1822). 823.306 
 
 The prairie (1826). 823.307 
 
 The dates are the years when the books were fin- 
 ished. 
 
 Lionel Lincoln; or, the leaguer of Bos- 
 ton. 823.299 
 
 Lucy Hardinge. Same as Miles Wal- 
 
 lingford. 
 
 Mercedes of Castile; or, the voyage to 
 
 Cathay. 823.300 
 
 Miles Wallingford. Sequel to Afloat and 
 
 ashore. 823 . 301 
 
 Issued also as Lucy Hardinge. 
 
 The monikins. 823 . 302 
 
 The oak openings; or, the bee-hunter. 
 
 823.303 
 
 The pathfinder; or, the inland sea. 
 
 823.304 
 
 The pilot: a tale of the sea. 
 
 The pioneers; or, the sources 
 
 Susquehanna: a descriptive tale. 
 
 The prairie: a tale. 
 
 Precaution: a novel. 
 
 The Red Rover. 
 
 The redskins; or, Indian and 
 
 823.305 
 of the 
 823.306 
 823.307 
 823.308 
 823.309 
 Injin: 
 
 being the conclusion of the Littlepage 
 manuscripts. 823.310 
 
 — Rose Budd. Same as Jack Tier. 
 
 823.298 
 
 — Satanstoe; or, the Littlepage manu- 
 scripts: a tale of the colony. 823.311 
 
 — The sea lions; or, the lost sealers. 
 
 823.312 
 
 — The spy: a tale of the neutral ground. 
 
 823.319 
 
 — Stories of the prairie, and other adven- 
 tures of the border. 808. 11 27 
 
 — The two admirals: a tale. 823.313 
 
 lEnglisIi Fiction. Contin. 
 Cooper, James Fenimore. Contin. 
 
 The Water- Witch; or, the skimmer of 
 
 the seas: a tale. 823.314 
 
 The ways of the hour: a tale. 823.315 
 
 The wept of Wish-Ton-Wish. 823.316 
 
 Issued also as The borderers. 
 
 The Wing-and-Wing; or, le Feu-Follet: 
 
 a tale. 823.317 
 
 Issued also as Jack-o'-Lantern. 
 
 Same. 823.6173 
 
 Wyandottd; or, the hutted knoll: a tale. 
 
 823.318 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Bryant, W: 
 C. Orations and addresses, p. 43, in825.i2.— Grls- 
 wold, R. W. Prose writers of America, p.263, jm 
 *829.iio.— Hillard, G. S. (/« Atlantic monthly, 
 V. 9. 1862.J p. 52, tn ** 51.9. — Homes of American 
 authors. 1853. pp. 179-215, in ** 917.37. — Long- 
 acre and Herring. National portrait gallery, v. i. 
 in ** 923 . 1597. — Lonnsbury, T. R. J. F. Cooper. 
 18S3. (Warner, C-.D. Amer. men 0/ leilers.) 928.656. 
 —North American review, v. 89. 1859. p. 289, 
 /"«** 51.568.— Poe, E. A. J.F.Cooper. 12 pp. 
 {lVorks,v. 2.) p. 389, in 829.219. — Sainte-Beuve, 
 C. A. Fenimore Cooper, (/n his Premiers lundis, 
 V. I.) 824.443.— Sumner, <-• Letter to Rev. R. W. 
 Griswold. 2pp. {Works, v. z-) P- 43, 329.58. 
 
 See also Voole's Index (to 1882). p. 298, in ** 
 50. r,—Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. i, 1887. p. ioi,i«** 
 50- 1*. 
 Cooper, Mrs. K.. (Saunders). The haunted 
 crust. 34 pp. {In Johnson, R., ed. Little 
 classics, V. 5.) p. 51, in 829.128 
 
 The High Mills. 823.6087 
 
 Cooper, S: Williams. Three days: a mid- 
 summer love-story. 
 
 Coquette's conquest, A. 
 
 Coral island. The. 
 
 823.7000 
 King, R: A. 
 
 823.5062 
 Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.817 
 Coral pin. The. 2 pts. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 823.5093 
 Corbett, Julian. The fall of Asgard: a novel. 
 
 823.5648 
 
 For God and gold. 823.5650 
 
 Same. 823.6907 
 
 Kophetua the Thirteenth. 823.6910 
 
 Cord and creese. De Mille, J. 823.6349 
 
 Corea. See Korea. 
 
 Cbrinne. Stael-Holstien, A. L. G. (N.), bar- 
 onne de. 823 . 4258 
 
 Same. 823.6261; 823.6297 
 
 Corkran, Alice. Bessie Lang. 823.1793 
 
 Cornet of horse. Henty, G: A. 808.1574 
 
 Cornish, Mrs. ( — ). Alcestis. (Anon.) 
 
 823.806 
 
 Corse de Leon. James, G: P. R. 823.853 
 
 Cosel, C. von. \_Adelheid von Auer.'] It is 
 
 the fashion. 823 . 6789 
 
 Cossacks, The. Tolstoi, Count L. N. 
 
 823.1871 
 
 Cottin, Mme. Sophie (Ristaud). Elizabeth; 
 
 or, the exiles of Siberia. 823.4965 
 
 Same. p. 701, in ** 823.6215 
 
 Matilda, princess of England : a romance 
 
 of the crusades. Tr. by J. W. Raum. 2 
 vols. 823.5652-3 
 
 The Saracen ; or, Matilda and Malek 
 
 Adhel : a crusade romance, with an histori- 
 cal introd. by J. Michaud. 4 vols, (in 2). 
 
 823.2364-5 
 
 Coulson, G: James Atkinson. The Clifton 
 
 picture. 823.5930 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 45 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £nglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Counsel of perfection. Harrison, Mrs. R. 
 G. (K.) 823.5404 
 
 Count Hugo, of Craenhove. Conscience, H. 
 
 823.5705 
 Count Kostia. Cherbuliez, V. 823.6840 
 
 Count Mirabeau. Mundt, T. 823 . 6383 
 
 Count of Monte-Cristo. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 Dumas, A. D. 823.6303 
 
 Same. 823 . 6508 
 
 Count of the Saxon shore. The. Church, A. 
 
 J: 823.5292 
 
 Count Robert of Paris. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 823.17S1 
 
 Same. 823.5328; ** 823.6034 
 
 Count Ulrich. Kingston, W:H: G. 823.5782 
 Counterparts. Sheppard, E.. S. 823.6127 
 Countess Almara's murder. Hawthorne, J. 
 
 C. p. 33, «'» 823.5683 
 
 Countess de Charny. Dumas, A. D. 823.3099 
 
 Same. 823.6521 
 
 Countess Eve. Shorthouse, J. II: 823.5766 
 Countess Gisela. John, E. 823.2654 
 
 Countess Irene. Fogerty, J. 823 7040 
 
 Countess Loreley. Menger, R. 823 . 7055 
 
 Countess Muta. Montague, C: H. 823.6423 
 Countess of Glosswood: a tale. Tr. from the 
 
 French. 823.6869 
 
 Countess of Moute-Cristo. Companion to 
 
 Alexander Dumas' novel, "The count of 
 
 Monte-Cristo." 823.6304 
 
 Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia. Sidney, 
 
 Sir P. 823 . 6639 
 
 Countess of Rudolstadt. Dudevant, Mme. 
 
 A. L. A. (D.) 823.6921 
 
 Same. 823 . 7090 
 
 Coxmtesse of Pembrokes Arcadia. Sidney, 
 
 SirY. •** 823.6467 
 
 Country by-ways. Jewett, S.. O. 823.1864 
 Country doctor, A. Jewett, S.. O. 823.5263 
 Country doctor. The. Balzac, H. de. 
 
 823.5149 
 Same. 823.5570 
 
 Country gentleman, A. Oliphant, Mrs. M. 
 O. (W.) , 823.4942 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5097 
 
 Country in danger. The. (1792.) Erck- 
 mann, :^., and Chatrian, P. A. 823.6860 
 Same. «« 823.7252 
 
 Country luck. Habberton, J: 823.5695 
 
 Country of the dwarfs. Du Chaillu, P. B. 
 
 808.693 
 
 Country quarters. Gardner, M. (P.) 823.599 
 
 Count's secret. The. Gaboriau, E. 823 . 1890 
 Same. «» 823.5127 
 
 Coupon bonds, and other stories. Trow- 
 bridge, J: T. 823.5234 
 
 Course of true love never did run smooth, 
 Reade, C: 823.1287 
 
 Court of Charles IV. Perez Galdos, B. 
 
 823.7074 
 
 Court of Rath Croghan. O'Byme, M. L. 
 
 823.7304 
 
 Court Royal. Gould, S. Baring- 823.4978 
 Same. in 823 . 4984 ; in 823 . 5056 
 
 Courting and farming. Smith, J. P. 
 
 823.1465 
 
 Courting of Dinah Shadd, and other stories. 
 Kipling, R. 823.6440 
 
 ** 823 . 6708 
 J.. (II.) 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Courtship and marriage. Hentz, Mrs. C. L. 
 (W.) 823.753 
 
 Courtship in 1720. Smart, H. 823.4331 
 
 Courtship in i860. Smart, H. 
 ^ . P- 139, ^» 823.4331 
 
 Cousm Bette. Balzac, H. de. 823.5510 
 
 Cousin GeoflFry. Hook, T. E: 823.812 
 
 Cousin Marshall. Martineau, H. 
 
 in 
 Cousin Maude. Holmes, Mrs. M 
 
 . 823.787 
 
 Cousm Pons. Balzac, H. de. 823.5210 
 
 Cousin William. Hook, T. E: 823.813 
 
 Cousins. Walford, Mrs. L. B. (C.) 823.1664 
 Cousins, The. Eraser, Mrs. — . in* 823.6194 
 Coventry, Francis. History of Pompey the 
 little; or, the life and adventures of a lap- 
 dog. {In Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. 
 The British novelists, v. 23.) ** 823.2084 
 Cowley, Mrs. Hannah (Parkhouse). (1743- 
 1809.) 
 
 Macaulay, Miss E. Tales of the drama 
 
 founded on . , . the comedies of . . . Mrs. 
 Cowley. . . 823.1051 
 
 Note. — For her life and writings, see Gentle- 
 man's magazine, v. 79. i8og. p. 377, in ** 52.2803. 
 — Stephen, I<. Diet, of national biog., v. 12. p. 
 382, in ** 920.330'^. 
 
 Cowper, Frank. Caedwalla; or, the Saxons 
 in the isle of Wight. 823. 7123 
 
 The captain of the Wight: a romance of 
 
 Carisbrooke Castle in 1488. 823 . 5697 
 
 Cox, Sir G: W: Tales of ancient Greece. 
 
 808.837 
 
 Contents: — The gods and heroes. — Tales of the 
 
 Trojan war. — Tales of Thebes. — Miscellaneous tales. 
 
 , and Jones, Eustace Hinton. Popular 
 
 romances of the middle ages. 3d ed. 
 
 ^ . . . 823.7193 
 
 Contents: — King Arthur and his knights.— Mer- 
 lin. — Sir Tristrem.— Bevis of Hamtoun. — Guy of 
 Warwick. — Havelok. — Beowulf. — Roland. — Olger 
 the Dane. — Stories of the Volsungs.— The Nibelung 
 story. — Walter of Aquitaine. — Story of Hugdietrich 
 and Hildeburg. — The Gudrun lay. —Story of Frithjof 
 and Ingebjorg.— Grettir, the strong.— Gunnlaug and 
 the fair Helga. — Burnt Njal. 
 Cozzens, S: Woodworth. Nobody's husband. 
 (Anon.) 823.321 
 
 The young trail hunters' ser. 3 vols. 
 
 808.1628-30 
 V. I. The young trail hunters; or, the wild riders of 
 
 the plains. 
 V. 2. Crossing the quicksands; or, the veritable ad- 
 ventures of Hal and Ned upon the Pacific slope. 
 V. 3. The young silver seekers; or, Hal and Ned in 
 the marvelous country. 
 
 Craddock, C: Egbert, pseud. See Murfree, 
 
 M.. Noailles. 
 Cradle and spade. Sime, W: in 823 . 5081 
 Cradock Nowell. Blackmore, R: D. 823 . 5837 
 Craik, Mrs. Dinah Maria (Mulock). About 
 
 money and other things. 823.5518 
 
 The adventures of a brownie, as told to 
 
 my child. 808.X461 
 
 Agatha's husband: a novel. 823.5832 
 
 Alice Learmont; or, a mother's love. 
 
 in 823.330 
 
 Same. ?« 823.5508; 823.5651 
 
 A brave lady. 823.324 
 
 Bread upon the waters: a governess's 
 
 life. 823.325 
 
 Same. /» 823.330; z» 823.5508 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 46 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Craik, Mrs. Dinah Maria (Mulock). Contin. 
 
 Christian's mistake. 823.326 
 
 Hannah. 823.328 
 
 The head of the family: a novel. 
 
 823.329 
 
 A hero. — Bread upon the waters. — Alice 
 
 Learmont. 823.330 
 
 Same. 823.5508 
 
 His little mother, and other tales and 
 
 sketches. 823.3294 
 
 In a house-boat. ( With her Miss 
 
 Tommy.) ?« 823.4805 
 
 Is it true? Tales curious and wonderful. 
 
 808.114 
 John Halifax, Gentleman. 823.331 
 
 King Arthur : not a love story. 
 
 tn 823.4978 
 
 Same, in 823.4984; 823.5056; 823.5389 
 
 The laurel bush : an old-fashioned love- 
 story. 823.332 
 
 A life for a life. 823.334 
 
 Miss Tommy : a 
 
 and, In a house-boat : 
 
 Mistress and maid 
 
 Same. 
 
 My mother and I 
 
 mediaeval romance ; 
 
 a journal. 823.4805 
 
 a household story. 
 
 823.335 
 
 823.6263 
 
 a love story. 
 
 823.336 
 
 A noble life. 823.4285 
 
 The Ogilvies : a novel. 823 . 337 
 
 Olive. 823.338 
 
 The Rosicrucian. 32 pp. (/« John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 7.) 
 
 p. 83, ?■» 829.130 
 Studies from life. 823 . 339 
 
 Two marriages {viz.: John Bowerbank's 
 
 wife. — Parson Garland's daughter) . 
 
 823.340 
 
 The unkind word: and other stories. 
 
 823.341 
 
 Will Denbigh, nobleman. 823.2003 
 
 The woman's kingdom: a love story. 
 
 823.342 
 
 Young Mrs. Jardine: a novel. 823.343 
 
 Crake, Rev. A. D. Alfgar the Dane; or, the 
 
 second chronicle of jiEscendune: a tale of 
 the days of Edmund Ironside. 6th ed. 
 
 823.5655 
 
 The Andreds- weald; or, the house of 
 
 Michelham: a tale of the Norman conquest. 
 2ded. 823.5654 
 
 Brian Fitz-Count: a story of Wallingford 
 
 Castle and Dorchester Abbey. 823 . 5657 
 
 The camp on the Severn: a tale of the 
 
 tenth persecution in Britain. 823 . 7096 
 
 The doomed city; or, the last days of 
 
 Durocina: a tale of the Anglo-Saxon con- 
 quest of Britain and the mission of Augus- 
 tme. 823.7120 
 
 Edwy the fair; or, the first chronicle of 
 
 .^cendune: a tale of the days of Saint 
 Dunstan. 823.5656 
 
 Fairleigh Hall: a tale of Oxfordshire 
 
 during the great rebellion. 823 . 7098 
 
 The house of Walderne: a tale of the 
 
 cloister and the forest in the days of the 
 Barons' wars. 823.5658 
 
 An 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 Crake, Rev. A. D. Contin. 
 
 The last abbot of Glastonbury: a tale of 
 
 the dissolution of the monasteries. 
 
 823.7097 
 
 Stories from old English history. 
 
 808.1625 
 Contents: — The fall of Anderida. — Edwin of 
 Northumbria.— The childhood of Ofla.— The battle 
 of Benson.— The hajjless love of Ethelbert.— The 
 avenger of blood. — Saint Kenelm, the little king. — 
 Ragnar Lodbrog.— Edmund the martyr.— The burn- 
 ing of Croyland Abbey.— Alfred in Athelney. — Edgar 
 and Elfrida. 
 
 The victor's laurel; a tale of school-life 
 
 during the tenth persecution in Italy. 
 
 823.7121 
 Crane, A.. Moncure. See Seemiiller, Mrs. 
 
 A.. M. (Crane.) 
 Cranford. Gaskell, Mrs. E.. C. (S.) 823.600 
 
 Same. 823 . 5033 
 
 Crater, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.292 
 
 Cxakveti, Mme. K: See Craven, Mme. P.. (de 
 
 la Ferronays. ) 
 Craven, Mme. P.. (de la Ferronays). Anne 
 
 S^verin. 823.6842 
 
 Fleurange. Tr. by M. M. R. 823.6843 
 
 A sister's story. Tr. by E. Bowles. 
 
 823.6844 
 
 The veil withdrawn. 
 
 I'enigme.") 
 
 Crawford, Francis Marion, 
 politician. 
 
 A cigarette-maker's romance. 
 
 Doctor Claudius. 
 
 Greifenstein. 
 
 Marzio's crucifix. 
 
 Mr. Isaacs: a tale of modem India. 
 
 823.4471 
 
 PaulPatofi: 823.5230 
 
 Roman singer. 823.4737 
 
 Sant' Ilario. (Sequel to Saracinesca.) 
 
 823.6548 
 
 Saracinesca. 823.497a 
 
 A tale of a lonely parish. 823.4921 
 
 To leeward. 823.4634 
 
 With the immortals. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.5542 
 
 Zoroaster. 823.4886 
 
 Crawfurd, Oswald J: F: The world we live in. 
 
 823.4793 
 
 Crayon, Geoffrey, Gent., pseud. See Irving, 
 Washington. 
 
 Crayon miscellany. No. 3. Irving, W. 
 
 ** 823.6739 
 
 Craze of Christian Engelhart. Darnell, H: 
 F. 823 . 7001 
 
 Same. 823.7037 
 
 Creighton, Louise. Stories from English his- 
 tory. 8o8.ii8i 
 
 Crewof the "Dolphin." Smith, H. 
 
 823.1455 
 Crewof the "Sam Weller." Habberton, J: 
 
 823.7401 
 Crichton. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.16 
 
 Crime and punishment. Dostoyevsky, F. M. 
 
 823.5476 
 Crime of Christmas-day. Hunter, H., and 
 White, W. «■» 823.5084 
 
 Crime of Henry Vane. Stimson, F: J. 
 
 823.4758 
 
 ("Le mot de 
 823.6284 
 American 
 823.4873 
 823.7334 
 823.4851 
 823.5455 
 823.5231 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 47 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Crimson stain, A. Bradshaw, A. in 823.5090 
 Same. 823.5143 
 
 Crimson star. Wright, il/r^. S.. A. 823.1746 
 
 Cripple of Antioch, The. Charles, Mrs. E.. 
 (R.) 823.5577 
 
 Cripps, the carrier. Blackmore, R: D. 
 
 in 823.2517 
 Same. 823.5824 
 
 Crockett, D: Abbott, J: S. C. David Crock- 
 ett : his life and adventures. 808.541 
 
 Crohoore of the bill-hook. Banim, J:, and 
 Banim, M. 823.60 
 
 Croker, B. M. Some one else. 823.4822 
 
 Croker, T: Crofton. Fairy legends and tradi- 
 tions of the south of Ireland. * 299 .21 
 
 Croly, G: Mars ton; or, the soldier and 
 statesman. 2ded. 3 vols. * 823.5492-4 
 
 Salathiel: a story of the past, the pres- 
 ent and the future. 3 vols. (Anon.) 
 
 823.345-7 
 
 Same (abr.). 823.5558 
 
 Cromwell, Oliver. (1599-1658). 
 
 Hawthorne, N. Biographical stories. 
 
 10 pp. (/« Aw Tales and sketches.) 1889. 
 
 p. 178, in 824.414 
 
 Herbert, H: W: Oliver Cromwell. 
 
 823.765 
 Same. 823.2352; 823.5687 
 
 Marvell, A. State poems. {Works, v. 
 
 I.) pp. 159-225, in ** 821.1070 
 
 Note.— See Stephen, I,. Diet, of national biog., v. 
 13. (BibUography.) ** 920.330".— Carlyle, T: 
 Oliver Cromwell's letters and speeches. 2 vols. 
 1874. 923.41-2;— /« Aw Ivcctures on heroes, p. 170, 
 in* 829.662. — Cowley, A. Discourses concerning' 
 the government of Cromwell. {Essays^ 1868. p. 
 30, in 824. 19.— Cromwell, and his contemporaries. 
 {Chambers's papers for the people, No. 58, v. i.) in 
 829.34. — Foster, J: Oliver Cromwell. (/« his 
 Statesmen of the commonwealth of England.) 1846. 
 p. 392, i«q23.8i.— Guizot, F. P. G. Cromwell and 
 the English commonwealth. 2 vols. 1854. 942. 
 137-8.— tamartine, A. M. L: de P. de. Life of 
 Oliver Cromwell. ^23.1879.— Masson, D. Life of 
 Milton. 7 vols. {See Index, v. 7.) * 928.702-8.— 
 Miller, H. The Cromwell controversy. {Essays.) 
 1872. p. 30, 7» 824. 74. — Stem, A. Milton und Crom- 
 well. 31 pp. {Samml. wissens. Wortrage, v. 10, 1875.) 
 p. 681, j«*33.340.— TuUock, J. English Puritan- 
 ism and its leaders. 1861. p. 56, j» 922.50. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 319, in ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. loS, in 
 ** 50.1*. 
 
 Crooked places. Mayo, Mrs. I.. (F.) 
 
 823.1136 
 Croppy. Banim, M. 823.55 
 
 Crosby, Margaret. [Margaret Floyd.'] Pas- 
 sages from the journal of a social wreck. 
 23 pp. {In Stones by Amer. authors, v. 7.) 
 p. 80, in 823.4708 
 Cross, Mrs. M.. Ann (Evans). [(7/ Eliot.'] 
 (1819-80.) Adam Bede. 823.996 
 
 Daniel Deron da. 2 vols. 823.997-8 
 
 Felix Holt, the Radical. 823.999 
 
 Janet's repentance. in 823.6687 
 
 Middlemarch: a study of provincial life. 
 
 in 823.6261 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.1000-1 
 
 The mill on the Floss. 823 . 1002 
 
 Romola. 823.1003 
 
 Scenes of clerical life. ( Viz: — The sad 
 
 fortunes of the Rev. Amos Barton; — Mr. 
 Gilfil's love-story; — Janet's repentance.)— 
 And, Silas Marner. 823.1004 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Cross, Mrs. M.. Ann (Evans). [C- Eliol.] 
 Contin. 
 
 Silas Mamer. ( With her Scenes of 
 
 clerical life. ) in 823 . 1004 
 
 Note. — For description of her life and works, see 
 Blbliogrraphy. /n Library joum., v. 6. p. 15, in 
 **i9.2i.— Blind, M. George Eliot. 1885. 928.413; 
 —Same. 928.660.— Cross, J: W. George Eliot's life 
 as related in her journals. 3 vols. 928.682-4. — 
 Dowden, E: George Eliot. (/« A/i Studies in lit, 
 1789-1877.) p. 240, i«8oo.4.— Ejjgleston, E: George 
 Eliot and the novel. 4 pp. (In Essays from " The 
 critic") p. 49, jn824.322.— Porman, H. B. George 
 Eliot. (/»/i« Our living poets.) 1871. p. 467, in 
 824.168.— Hutton.R: H. George Eliot. (/« Aw Es- 
 says in lit.crit.) 1876. p. 227, in 824. 143. — James.H: 
 Life of George Eliot, (/n Aw Partial portraits.) 1888. 
 p. 37, in 824.390.— Morley, J: Life of George Eliot. 
 42 pp. {In his Crit. misc., v. 3.) 1888. p. 93, in 
 814.27.— Underwood, S. A. Heroines of^ free- 
 thought, p. 297, in 922.234. — Woolson, A. G. 
 George Eliot and her heroines. 1886. 824.374. 
 
 See also "George Eliot" in Poole's Index (to 
 1882J. pp. 511-12, in ** 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882- 
 Jan. 1, 1887. pp. 174-5, »'« ** 50.1*. 
 Cross and crescent. Adams, W: T. 808.496 
 
 Crossing the quicksands. Cozzens, S: W. 
 
 808.1629 
 
 Crouch, Arthur T: Quilter. [Q.] The splen- 
 did spur: being memoirs of the adventures 
 of Mr. John Marvel, a servant of his late 
 majesty King Charles I., in the years 
 1642-3: written by himself. 823.7061 
 
 Crowe, Mrs. Catherine (Stevens). The ad- 
 vocate's wedding-day. 17 pp. {In John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 8.) 
 
 p. 190, in 829.131 
 
 The night side of nattire; or, ghosts and 
 
 ghost seers. 823 . 5925 
 
 Story of Martha Guinnis and her son. 
 
 {In Standard tales, etc., ed. by Mrs. C. I. 
 Johnstone. ) ?'» * 823 . 6 1 94 
 
 Same. 20 pp. {In Tieck, L. The elves 
 
 . . . .) P' 98, in 823.6328 
 
 Crown from the spear. Hamilton, Mrs. C. 
 
 V. (D.) 823.6099 
 
 Crown ward. 3 vols. Boyd, A. 823.6427-29 
 Crucifix of Baden, and other stories, original, 
 
 translated and selected. 823.5817 
 
 Cruel as the grave. Southworth, 3Irs. E. D. 
 
 E. (N.) 823.1482 
 
 Cruger, M.. How she did it; or, comfort on 
 
 |i5oayear. 823.5498 
 
 Cruikshank, G: Cruikshank at home. Wan- 
 dering Willie's tale, and others. Illus. by 
 
 Cruikshank. 823.353 
 The odd volume. See Seymour, R., and 
 
 Cruikshank, G: 823.350 
 Three courses and a dessert. See Clarke, 
 
 C: 823.352 
 
 Cniikshank at home: a new album of endless 
 
 entertainment With illus. by Cruikshank. 
 
 823.349 
 Cruikshank at home. Illus. Cruikshank, G: 
 
 823.353 
 Cruise of the "Dainty." Kingston, W: H: 
 
 G. 808.890 
 
 Cruise of the Midge. Scott, M. 823.1389 
 Cruises with Captain Bob on sea and land. 
 
 Shillaber, B : P. 808 . 1 604 
 
 Crusade of the Excelsior. Harte, F. B. 
 
 823.5284 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 48 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Crusades. Cahun, L. The blue banner. 
 
 823.6283 
 
 Collin de Plancy, J. L^gendes des croi- 
 
 sades. * 291 . 14 
 
 Henty, G: A. The boy knight who won 
 
 his spurs fighting with King Richard of 
 England. 808.1491 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Lady Sybil's choice, 
 
 823.808 
 
 La Motte Fouqud, F. H. K: Baron de. 
 
 Thiodolf the Icelander. 823 . 6866 
 
 First, 1096-1099. (Jerusalem taken and God- 
 frey de Bouillon made king.) 
 
 Kotzebue, A. F. F. v. Die Kreuzfahrer. 
 
 {Theater, v. 32.) * 832.81 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Count Robert of Paris. 
 
 823.1781 
 
 Same. in 823.5328; in 823.6034 
 
 Tasso. Jerusalem delivered. Tr. by 
 
 Wiflfen. 3 vols. 851. 12- 14 
 
 Note. — ^Vc Kaumer, F:von. Der erste Kreuzzug, 
 with English notes by W. Wagner. 1878. 940.89. 
 Second^ 1142-1148. (Promoted by St. Ber- 
 nard. Led by Louis VII. of France and 
 Emperor Conrad of Germany.) 
 Third, 1148-1188. (Emperor Frederick I. [Bar- 
 barossa], joined by Richard I. of England 
 and Phili|) II. of France. Fruitless vic- 
 tories of Richard I.) 
 
 Cottin, Mtne. S. (R.) Matilda, princess 
 
 of England. 2 vols. 823.5652-3 
 
 The Saracen; or, Matilda and Malek 
 
 Adhel. 4 vols, (in 2). * 823.2364-5 
 
 Scott, .SzV W. The talisman. 823.1412 
 
 Same. z» 823.6031 
 
 Same. (IVith his Ivanhoe.) 823.5160 
 
 Note.— See also Archer, T. A. , comp. The crusades 
 of Richard I. 1189-92. 1889. 942.1386.— tamb, /.arfy 
 C. Richard I. (/« her Wamor kings, etc.) p. 67, in 
 923.1418. 
 
 Fourth, 1195-1198. (Set on foot by the Knights 
 of St. John (1193), seconded by Pope Celes- 
 tine III.) 
 
 Note.— See Pears, E. The fall of Constantinople. 
 
 1886. 940.174. 
 
 Fifth, xic^-120/^. (Instigated by Pope Inno- 
 cent. Baldwin takes Constantinople, 1203.) 
 
 Sixth, 1200-1215. (50,000 children engage in 
 the crusade and perish. Jerusalem sur- 
 rendered to Frederick II.) 
 
 Seventh, 1242-1245. [Louis IX. (St. Louis) 
 captured and his army destroyed.] 
 
 Eighth, 1270-1291. (Death of Louis IX.) 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. The prince and the page. 
 
 808.1504 
 Note.— See Bibliography. Sybel, H. von. His- 
 tory and literature of the crusades. 1861. * 16. 224— 
 Cox, G:W: Crusades. 940.65.— Gibbon, E: History 
 of the decline and fall of the Roman empire, vols. 
 4-5- 937-II-I2.— Jame8,G:P.R. History of chivalry. 
 392 . 5.— Keightley , T : The crusaders : seen es , events 
 and characters. 1852. 940.87.— Michaud, J. F. His- 
 tory of the crusades. 3vols. 1855. 940.5-7.— Milman, 
 H. H. Latin Christianity, vols. 4-8. (&*Index, v.8.) 
 270.45-8.— Oakeley, F: Influence of the crusades 
 on art and literature. (/« Oxf. prize essays, v. 4 ) 
 pp. 155-184, i« 824.314.— Palgrave, 52> F. Origin 
 and intent of the crusades.- Robert the crusader. 
 (/« his Hist, of Normandy, etc., v. 4.) in 942.492. — 
 Richard of Devises. Chronicle concerning the 
 deeds of Richard I. 78 pp. in ** 942. 1320. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 321, in ** 50.1: 
 <^ Jan. I, 1882-Jan. I, 1887. p. 109, »»**50.i». 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Crusoe in New York, and other tales. Hale, 
 E:E. 823.4330 
 
 Crust and the cake. Mayo, Mrs. I.. (F.) 
 
 823.1137 
 Cry of blood, The. 2 pts. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 in 823.5078 
 De Mille, J. 
 Verne, J. 
 
 823.5851 
 823.4491 
 823.6310 
 
 — Same. 
 
 Cryptogram, The. 
 Cryptogram, The 
 
 Same. 
 Cuba. See Spain. 
 Cudjo's cave. Trowbridge, J: T. 823. 1635 
 Cudlip, Mrs. Annie Hall (Thomas). Called 
 
 to account. 823.4775 
 
 Denis Donne. in 823.6213 
 
 Jenifer. 823.4999 
 
 No alternative. 823 . 1583 
 
 No medium. 823.5012 
 
 On guard. ( With her Played out.) 
 
 in 823.6246 
 
 A passion in tatters. in 823.6263 
 
 Played out. {Also) On guard. 823.6246 
 
 Walter Goring. 823.1584 
 
 Cudlip, Mrs. Pender. See Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. 
 
 (Thomas). 
 Cumberland, R: (1732-1811.) Macaulay, iJ/m 
 E. Tales of the drama founded on . . . 
 the comedies of . . . Cumberland . . . 
 
 823.1051 
 Note.—Vor his life and writings, see Edinburgh 
 review, v. 8. April, 1806. p. 107, in ** 52.373. — 
 Foster, J. Cumberland. 11 pp. {Crit. essays, v. 
 2) p. 52i «'« 824.117.— Notes and queries, 5th ser., 
 V. II. p. 504, in ** 52.678'.— Scott, Sir W. Cum- 
 berland. 40 pp. (Misc. works, V. 3.) p. 191, in 
 920.366.— Stephen, L. Diet, of nat. biog., v. 13. ** 
 920. 330''. 
 
 Cumberland, Stuart C. The rabbi's spell: a 
 Russo-Jewish romance. in 823.5097 
 
 Gumming, Lt.-Col. W. Gordon. Wild men 
 and wild beasts: or, scenes in camp and 
 jungle. 823.6581 
 
 Cummins, Maria Susanna. El Fureidis. 
 
 823.354 
 
 The lamplighter. (Anon.) 823.356 
 
 Mabel Vaughan. 823.357 
 
 Cunningham, Allan. Gowden Gibbie. (Pick- 
 en, A., ed. The club-book, v. 2.) 
 
 in 823.702 
 
 The haunted ships. 22 pp. (Johnson, 
 
 R., ed. Little classics, v. 8.) 
 
 p. 128, in 829.131 
 
 The king of the peak. 24 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 7.) 
 
 p. 206, in 829 . 130 
 
 LordRoldan. 2 vols, (m i). 823.5667 
 
 Cunningham, H. S. Chronicles of Dusty- 
 pore: a tale of modern Anglo-Indian soci- 
 ety. 823.4190 
 Same. 823.4375 
 
 Cuore: an Italian schoolboy's journal. Ami- 
 cis, E. de. 808.1657 
 
 Cupid and the sphinx. McClellan, Mrs. H. 
 (H.) 823.1059 
 
 Cupid on crutches. Wood, A. B. 823.1647 
 
 Cupples, G: The green hand: adventures of 
 a naval lieutenant. 808.345 
 
 Curate and the rector. Strutt, Mrs. E.. 
 
 823.1372 
 
 Curate in charge. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.5950 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 49 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Eug:lisIi Fiction. Contin. 
 Curly: an actor's story. Coletaan, J: 
 
 823.5062 
 Curran, J: Elliott. Miss Francis Merley. 
 
 823.6957 
 Curse of Came's Hold, The. Henty, G: A. 
 
 823.7048 
 Curse of Clifton. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. 
 (N.) 823.1483 
 
 Curse of Everleigh, Pierce, Mrs. H.. C. 
 
 823.1261 
 
 Curse of gold, The. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. 
 
 (W.) , 823.1964 
 
 Curse of Koshiu. Wingfield, L. 823.7192 
 
 Curse of the village, The. Conscience, H. 
 
 p. 169, x« 823.5705 
 Curtis, G: W: My chateaux. 22 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 160, in 829.127 
 
 Prue and I. 823.358 
 
 Trumps: a novel. 823.359 
 
 Curtis, Laura J. Christine; or, woman's 
 
 trials and triumphs. 823.4640 
 
 Cut by the county. Maxwell, iJ/rj. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) 2« 823.5108 
 
 Cuthbertson, Misses. Forest of Montalbano. 
 
 4 vols. ** 823 . 6783-6 
 
 Cutler, Mrs. M.. C. Philip; or, what may 
 
 have been: a story of the first century. 
 
 823.7248 
 
 Cjrnic fortune. Murray, D: C. in 823 . 5131 
 
 Cyrilla. Tautphoeus, J. (M.) Freiherrin 
 
 von. 823.6439 
 
 Czar, The. Alcock, D. 823.5909 
 
 Daddy Darwin's dove-cote. 28 pp. Ewing, 
 
 Mrs.'S. H. (G.) in 823.5090 
 
 Daddy Jake, the runaway. 56 pp. Harris, 
 
 J. C. * 808. 1808 
 
 Daggett, Rollin Mallory. Braxton's Bar: a 
 
 tale of pioneer life in California. 823 . 4528 
 
 Dahlgren, Mrs. Madeleine (Vinton). Lights 
 
 and shadows of a life. 823 . 5666 
 
 Dahn, Felix. Felicitas. Tr. by M. , J. Saf- 
 
 ford. 823 . 5728 
 
 Daisy. 2 vols, (in i). Warner, S, 
 
 823.1674 
 823.912 
 M.. 
 
 823.1764 
 Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 823.788 
 Dalbroom folks. The. 2 vols. Smith, J. 
 
 823.6397-8 
 Dalecarlian conjurer's day-book. The. Chate- 
 lain, Mme. C. (de P.) de. ** 823 . 6608 
 
 Dalton, W: Phaulcon the adventurer; or, the 
 Europeans in the east: a romantic biog- 
 raphy. 823.6082 
 
 Tiger prince; or, adventures in the wilds 
 
 of Abyssmia. 808.870 
 
 White elephant; or, the hunters of Ava 
 
 and the king of the Golden Foot. 808.872 
 
 The wolf boy of China. 808 . 871 
 
 Issued also as John Chinaman. 
 
 Daltons, The. Lever, C: J. 823.976 
 
 Same. 823.6341 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5716-17 
 
 Damant, M.. Peggy Thomhill: a tale of the 
 Irish rebellion. 823 .7171 
 
 Daisy Bums. Kavanagh, J. 
 Daisy chain, The. Yonge, C. 
 
 Daisy Thornton. 
 
 Englisb Fiction. Contin. 
 Damascus. See also Syria, note. 
 
 Eddy, D. C. Walter in Damascus. 
 
 808.1649 
 
 Dame Durden — little woman. Dickens, C: J: 
 H. 808.1569 
 
 Daraen's ghost. Bynner, E. L. 823.1841 
 
 Damon, Sophie M. Old New-England days: 
 a story of true life. 823 . 5379 
 
 Damsel of Darien, The. 2 vols, (in i). 
 Simms, W: G. ** 823.6729 
 
 Danes, The, sketched by themselves. Stories 
 . . . tr. by Mrs. Bushby. 3 vols. 
 
 823.6444-6 
 
 Darnel, J. W. The girl in checks; or, the 
 mystery of the mountain cabin. 823.7249 
 
 Daniel Deronda. 2 vols. Cross, Mrs. M.. A, 
 (E.) 823.997-8 
 
 Danish fairy legends and tales. Andersen, 
 H. C. 808.771 
 
 Danites in the Sierras. Miller, C. H. 
 
 823.4204 
 
 Daphne. Booth, Mrs. E. M. J. (G.) von. 
 
 823.5783 
 
 Dare. Blow, Mrs. M.. W. (G.). 823.4299 
 
 Darien. 3 vols. Warburton, E. B. G: 
 
 823 . 2048-50 
 
 Daring deeds of American heroes. Brayman, 
 J. O., ^^. 808.1314 
 
 Daring deeds of the old heroes of the revolu- 
 tion. Watson, H: C. 808.387 
 
 Daring fiction, A. 42 pp. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 p. 112, z» 823.4711 
 
 Dark colleen. The. Buchanan, Mrs. H. (J.) 
 
 823.893 
 
 Dark days. Fargus, F:J: 823.4817 
 
 Same. 823.4915; ?« 823.5106 
 
 Dark house. The. Fenn, G: M. in 823.5046 
 
 Dark inheritance, A. 99 pp. Hay, M.. C. 
 
 in 823.6694 
 
 Dark marriage morn, A. Brame, Mrs. C.. M. 
 (L.) 823.5120 
 
 Dark marriage morn, A. Marston, O. 
 
 823.4771 
 
 Dark stones from the sunny south. Camp- 
 bell, 5z> G. 823.7242 
 
 Darkness and daylight. Holmes, Mrs. M. . 
 J.. (H.) 823.789 
 
 Darnell, H: Faulkner. The craze of Chris- 
 tian Engelhart. 823.7001 
 Same. 823 . 7037 
 
 Darragh, J. T:, C. C. S., pseud. See Hale, 
 E: Everett. 
 
 Darrell, Joyce. Winifred Power. «» 823.5073 
 
 Darryll Gap. Townsend, V. F.. 823.1595 
 
 Dasent, Sir G: Webbe, Popular tales from 
 the Norse. With an introductory essay on 
 the origin and diffusion of popular tales. 
 3ded. 808.1801 
 
 The story of Gisli the outlaw: from the 
 
 Icelandic. Illus. 823 . 6448 
 
 Daudet, Alphonse. (1840 — .) Artists' wives. 
 Tr. by L. Ensor. 823.6573 
 
 Contents: — Prologue. — MadameHeurtebise. — The 
 credo of love. — The Transteverina.— A couple of 
 singers.— A misunderstanding. — Assault with vio- 
 lence. — Bohemia at home. — Fragments of a 
 woman's letter found in the rue Notre-Dame-des- 
 Champs. — A great man's widow. — The deceiver. — 
 The comtesse Irma. — The confidences of an acad- 
 emic coat. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 50 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Daudet, Alphonse. Contin. 
 
 La Belle Nivernaise: the story of an old 
 
 boat and her crew, and other stories, (Tr. 
 by R. Routledge.) Illus. by Mont^gut. 
 
 823.5252 
 Contents: — La Belle Nivernaise. — The fig and the 
 idler. — My first dress coat. — The three low masses. 
 — The new master. 
 
 L'evang61iste: a Parisian novel. Tr. 
 
 by M.. N. Sherwood. 823.5566 
 
 The immortal; or, one of the " forty." 
 
 {LHmmortel.) Tr. by A. W. and M. de G. 
 Verrall. 823.7012 
 
 Indret. — The vice. {And) The machines. 
 
 {Extr. from Jack.) (Zimmern, H.., and 
 A. Half-hours with foreign novelists^ 
 
 in ** 823.6613 
 Jack. Tr. by L. Ensor. 823.6566 
 
 Same. Tr. by M. . N. Sherwood. 
 
 /« 823.2827; 823.6845 
 
 The little good-for-nothing. Tr. by M. . 
 
 N. Sherwood. 823.6846 
 
 The nabob, Tr. by L. H. Hooper. 
 
 823.3189 
 
 Same. 
 
 Numa Roumestan. Tr. by V. 
 
 lin. 
 
 823.6884 
 Champ- 
 823.4289 
 823.5664 
 and Ris- 
 
 Same. 
 
 The partners; or, Fromont, Jr 
 
 ler, Sr. {Fromont jeune et Risler ainS.) 
 
 823.5580 
 Issued also as Sidonie. 
 
 Port Tarascon : the last adventures of 
 
 the illustrious Tartarin. Tr. by H: James. 
 
 823.6449 
 
 Robert Helmont: diary of a recluse, 
 
 1870-1871. Tr. by L. Ensor. Illus. by 
 Picard and Montdgut. 823 . 6331 
 
 Sappho: Parisian manners. * 823.5423 
 
 Sidonie. {Fromont jeune et Risler 
 
 aini.) Tr. by M.. N. Sherwood. 823.6922 
 
 Same. {Also) Jack. Tr. by M., N. 
 
 Sherwood. 823 . 2827 
 
 Stories of Provence. 823.4958 
 
 Contents: — Introduction. — MaitreCornille'ssecret 
 
 — The pope's mule. — Mr. Seguin's goat. — The old 
 couple. — The Reverend Father Gaucher's elixir. — 
 The woman of Aries. — Ballads in prose. — The cur6 
 of Cucugnan.— The light-house atthe Sanguinaires. 
 — The wreck of the '"s^raillante." — Legend of the 
 man with gold brains.— Bixiou's pocket-book. — The 
 poet Mistral. — The two inns. — At Milianah. — Home- 
 sickness. 
 
 Tartarin of Tarascon, traveller, "Turk" 
 
 and lion-hunter. Illus. by Montdgut, and 
 others. 823.5253 
 
 • Tartarin on the Alps. Illus. by Rossi, 
 
 and others. Tr. by H: Frith. 823.5347 
 
 Wives of men of genius. Tr. by E: 
 
 Wakefield. 823.6340 
 
 Issued also as Artists' wives. 
 
 Note. — For life and writings, see James, H: 
 Partial portraits, p. 195, in 824.390. — Mauris, M. 
 French men of letters, p. 219, in 928. 179.— Monte- 
 grtit, E. Nouveaus romanciers. 28 pp. (Rev. d. d. 
 Mondes, 1876, se p6r. v. 18.) p. 605, in * 54.332. 
 
 &«aiio Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 334, m**5o.i; 
 
 — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 112, in ** 50.1*. 
 
 Daudet, Ernest. The apostate. 823 . 6501 
 
 Daughter of an empress, The. Mundt, 3Irs. 
 
 C. (M.) 823.5800 
 
 Daughter of Bohemia, A. Tiernau, Mrs, F.. 
 
 C. (F.) 823.6359 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Daughter of Eve, A. Kirk, Mrs. E. W. (O.) 
 
 823.5397 
 Daughter of Fife, A. Barr, Mrs. A. E. (H.) 
 
 823.5414 
 Daughter of Heth. Black, W: 823.80 
 
 Daughter of night, The. Fullom, S. W. 
 
 823.5926 
 Daughter of silence. Fawcett, E. 823.7255 
 Daughter of the Philistines. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 823.4542 
 Same. 823.5621 
 
 Daughter of the stars, and other tales. Far- 
 
 gus, F:J: 
 Daughters of Eve. Meritt, P. 
 Davault's mills. Jones, C: H: 
 Davenport Dunn. Lever, C: J 
 
 Sam.e. 2 vols. 
 David Copperfield. 
 
 i« 823.5094 
 
 823.7056 
 
 823.904 
 
 823.977 
 
 823.5710-11 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 823.400 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823. 5311-12; 823.6350-51 
 David Elginbrod. MacDonald, G: 823.1062 
 David Lloyd's last will. Smith, H. 
 
 823.1456 
 Davidson, Ellis A. The boy joiner and model 
 maker: containing practical instructions for 
 making numerous articles for use and orna- 
 ment, mechanical toys, models, etc.; with 
 descriptions of various tools and the method 
 of using them. 808 . 1867 
 
 Davis, J. A. The Chinese slave-girl: a story 
 of woman's life in China. 808.836 
 
 Davis, L. Clarke. A stranded ship: a story 
 of sea and shore. 823.360 
 
 Davis, Mrs. R.. Blaine (Harding). Balacchi 
 brothers. 25 pp. {In Stories by Amer. 
 authors, v. i.) p. 120, in 823.4702 
 
 The captain's story. 20 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 2.) 
 
 p. 187, in 829.125 
 
 A faded leaf of history. 20 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 10.) 
 
 p. 201, in 829.133 
 John Andross. 823.361 
 
 Margret HovTth: a story of to-day. 
 
 823.4257 
 
 Waiting for the verdict. 823 .5857 
 
 Davis, Robert S. ITrebor.'] As it may hap- 
 pen: a story of American life and charac- 
 ter. 823.363 
 
 Dawes, Rufus. Nix's mate: an historical ro- 
 mance of America. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 ** 823.6236 
 
 Dav7n. Haggard, H: R. in 823.5072 
 
 Same. 823.7155 
 
 Day, Rev. Lai Behari. Folk-tales of Bengal. 
 
 808.1694 
 Day and night stories. Sullivan, T: R. 
 
 823 . 7026 
 Day of fate, A. Roe, Rev. E: P. 823.2341 
 Day will come, The. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) 
 Days of Bruce. 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 Days of my life. The 
 
 O. (W.) 
 Days of yore. 2 vols. 
 
 823.7198 
 2 vols, (in i). Aguilar, G. 
 
 823.5398 
 
 823.5-6 
 
 Ohphant, Mrs. M. 
 
 823.5027 
 
 Keddie, H. 
 
 823.924-5 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 51 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. 
 
 Day's pleasure, A. 
 
 Contin. 
 Howells, W: D. 
 
 Lever, C: J. 
 
 823.5765 
 823.978 
 
 Day's ride, A. 
 
 Same. p. 401, in 823.6341 
 
 Dayspring. Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) 
 
 823.5775 
 Deprofundis. Gilbert, W: 823.4087 
 
 Dead boxer, The. Carleton, W: z» 823.169 
 Dead heart, A. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5064 
 Dead man's secret, The. Paeon, J. 
 
 in 823.5141 
 
 Same. in 823.5188 
 
 Dead marquise. Kip, L. 823.4123 
 
 Dead men tell no tales, but live men do. 
 
 Sala, G: A: 823.7303 
 
 Dead men's shoes. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) 823.2407 
 
 Same. 823.5125 
 
 Dead secret, The. Collins, W: W. 823.5826 
 Dead sin, and other stories. Mayo, Mrs. I. 
 
 Dead tryst, The. Grant, J. 
 Dead-sea fruit. Maxwell, Mrs. M. 
 
 823.1138 
 823.4794 
 E.. (B.) 
 823.2413 
 
 Same, 823.6076 
 
 Deane, Margery, pseud. See Pitman, Mrs. 
 
 M. J. (Davis). 
 Dear lady Disdain. McCarthy, J. 823.5978 
 Death trust. The. Halstead, A. L. 823.6502 
 Debit and credit. Freytag, G. 823.6277 
 
 Decastro, Mr. John, and his brother Bat, His- 
 tory of. 4 vols. Mathers, J:, and A. solid 
 gentleman, pseud. ** 823 . 6009-12 
 
 Deemster, The. Hall, C. 823.5448 
 
 Deep down. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.1264 
 
 Same. ?« 823.6692 
 
 Deephaven. Jewett, S.. O. 823.4071 
 
 Deerbrook. Martineau, H. 823.7352 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6740-1 
 
 Deerslayer, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.293 
 
 Deer-stalkers of Glenskiach, The. Picken, 
 A. in 823 . 702 
 
 Defaulter, The. 18 pp. Hood, T: 
 
 p. 151, in 823.1778 
 De Foe, Daniel. (1661-1731.) Life and ad- 
 ventures of Robinson Crusoe. 808.368 
 
 Same. With a memoir of the author. 
 
 823.2147 
 
 The life and strange surprising adven- 
 tures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, mari- 
 ner. "Written by himself. (/« Lib. of 
 famous fiction.) p. 163, in ** 823.6215 
 
 Life and surprising adventures of Rob- 
 inson Crusoe, of York, mariner. Illus. by 
 Cruikshank. Ed by J: Major. 
 
 ** 823 . 6627 
 
 Novels and miscellaneous works. With 
 
 prefaces and notes, incl. those attributed to 
 Sir Walter Scott. (Bohn's standard lib.) 
 
 823.2123 
 V. 2. Memoirs of a cavalier. — Memoirs of Captain 
 Carleton.— Dickory Cronke; or, the dumb philos- 
 opher.— Everybody's biisiness is nobody's busi- 
 ness. 
 
 Robinson Crusoe, Life ... of. 2 vols. 
 
 (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. The 
 British novelists, vols. 16-17.) 
 
 ** 823.2077-8 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 De Foe, Daniel. Contin. 
 
 Works, vols. I, 2, 5, 6, 7. 5 vols. 
 
 823.2122-25, 2128 
 Contents;— V. i. Life, adventures, and piracies of 
 Captain Singleton.— Life of Colonel Jack. 
 
 823.2122 
 V. 2. Memoirs of a cavalier. — Memoirs of Captain 
 Carleton. — Dickory Cronke. — Everybody's busi- 
 ness is nobody's business. 823.2123 
 v. 5. History of the plague in London, 1665; to 
 which is added the great fire of London, 1666, by 
 an anonymous writer. — The storm, 1703. With 
 the essay, inverse. — The true-bom Englishman: 
 a satire. 823.2124 
 v. 6. Life and adventures of Duncan Campbell. — 
 New vo>;age round the world. 823.2125 
 V. 7. Political tracts relating to the Hanoverian 
 succession. — Life and surprising adventures of 
 Robinson Crusoe, of York, mariner. — Biogrraphi- 
 cal ace. of De Foe. 823.2128 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Adams, W: 
 H: D. De Foe's "Robinson Crusoe." {In his Fa- 
 mous books.) p. 299, in 829.1. — Blerzy, H. Un 
 publiciste du dixhuitiSme si^cle. 24 pp. {Rev. d. d. 
 Mondes, 1870, 2e p6r., v. 86.) p. 685, tn *=*54.29i. — 
 ChadwlcK, W: Life and times of De Foe. 1859. 
 928.49. — Distingruished men of modern times, v. 
 3. p. 105, in 920.153. — Great whig: journalist. 
 31pp. {Blackwood's mag., -v. 106. 1868.) p. 457, i» 
 ** 52.204. — Jeaffreson, J: C. Daniel De Foe. 20 
 
 £p. (In Aw Novels, etc., V. I.) p. 65, in 820.186. — 
 iamb, C: Defoe's secondary novels. 3 pp. {Inhis 
 Mrs. Leicester's school.) p. 304, in 824.415. — liCe, 
 W: Daniel Defoe, his life and recently discovered 
 writings from 1716-1729. 3 vols. (Chronological 
 catalog, of his works, V. I. pp. xxvii-lv.) 928.553-5. 
 — Minto, W: Daniel Defoe. (Eng. men of letters.) 
 928.209.— Scott, Sir W. Defoe. 69 pp. {Miscel. 
 works, V. 4.) p. 228, in 920.367. — Stepuen, L. De 
 Foe's novels. 46 pp. {In his Hours in a library.) 
 p. I, in 824.86. — Tuckerman, H. T. Daniel Defoe, 
 the writer for the people. 19 pp. {In his Essays.) 
 p. 285, in 824.224. 
 
 5f« a/.ri7 Poole's Index (to 1S82). p. 341, iw*"* 50.1; 
 — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 114, in ** 50. i^ 
 
 De Forest, J: W: The bloody chasm. 
 
 823.1891 
 Issued also as The oddest of courtships. 
 
 The brigade commander. {In Stories 
 
 by Amer. authors, v. 8.) 823.4709 
 
 An inspired lobbyist. 35 pp. (/» Sto- 
 ries by Amer. authors, v. 4. ) 
 
 p. 137, ?■« 823.4705 
 
 Irene, the missionary. 823.1789 
 
 Kate Beaumont. 823.5855 
 
 The Lauson tragedy. 50 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 56, in 829.126 
 
 Overland: a novel. 823.5854 
 
 Playing the mischief; a novel. 823.5845 
 
 The Wetherel aflfair. 823.5853 
 
 Deformed, The. Tytler, M. Fraser- 
 
 in * 823.6194 
 De Kay, C: Manmat'ha. 24 pp. {In Sto- 
 ries by Amer. authors, v. 10. ) 
 
 p. 88, in 823.4711 
 
 De Kroyft, Mrs. S.. H.. (Aldrich). Little 
 
 Jakey. 33 pp. Qohnson, R., ed. Little 
 
 classics, V. 10.) p. 141, /» 829.133 
 
 Deland, Mrs. Margaretta Wade (Campbell). 
 
 John Ward, preacher. 823.5278 
 
 Sidney. 823.7337 
 
 Delaware. James, G: P. R. 823.2157 
 
 Deldee. James, Mrs. F. A. (P.) in 823.4995 
 
 Same. /« 823.5202 
 
 De Leon, Edwin. Askaros Kassis the Copt: 
 
 a romance of modem Egypt. 823 .4048 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 52 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Delitzsch, Franz. Jos6 and Benjamin: a tale 
 
 of Jerusalem in the time of the Herods. 
 
 Tr. by J. G. Smieton. 823.7124 
 
 De rOrme. James, G: P. R. 823.7388 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823 . 6248-9 
 
 Delpit, Albert. As 'tis in life. Tr. by E. P. 
 
 Robins. 823 . 7250 
 
 Demerara. Martineau, H. z«** 823. 6707 
 
 Same. in 
 
 De Mille, James. The American 
 
 novel. 
 
 A castle in Spain. 
 
 Cord and creese. 
 
 The cryptogram: a novel. 
 
 The lady of the ice: a novel. 
 
 The lily and the cross 
 
 ** 823 . 6749 
 baron: a 
 
 823.5844 
 823.6178 
 823.6349 
 823.5851 
 823.5829 
 a tale of Acadia. 
 
 823-373 
 
 The living link: a novel. 823.5852 
 
 Same. z» 823.6214 
 
 An open question. 823.5850 
 
 The winged lion ; or, stories of Venice. 
 
 808.172 
 Democracy. Eling, C. 823.4577 
 
 De Molai: the last of the military grand mas- 
 ters. Flagg, E. 823.7043 
 Demon of Cawnpore. Verne, J. 823 . 4024 
 Dempster, Mrs. C. I/.. (Hawkins). Ninette: 
 an idyll of Provence. 823 . 7080 
 Same. 823.7291 
 Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 823.6009 
 Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) 
 
 in 823.6213 
 
 Thackeray, W: M. 823.1573 
 
 ?■« 823.2537 
 
 Dene Hollow. 
 
 Denis Donne. 
 
 Denis Duval. 
 Same. 
 
 Denison, C: Wheeler. The tanner boy. (U. S. 
 
 Grant.) «o8.224 
 
 Denison, Mrs. M.. (Andrews). Erin go 
 bragh ! 823 . 378 
 
 Mr, Peter Crewitt. 823 . 377 
 
 That husband of mine. 823 . 1899 
 
 Denmark. See also Scandinavia. 
 
 Adams, W:T. Up the Baltic. 808.498 
 
 Andersen, H. C. Danish fairy legends 
 
 and tales. 808.771 
 
 Brosboll, K: Aunt Bodil. — A masquer- 
 ade. — ^The priest's lamb. — Repaid. — What 
 a woman never forgets. — The white stone. 
 — Whitsuntide at Tibirke. — Who can one 
 depend on? (Vicary, J: F., comp. A 
 stork's nest.) in 823.5415 
 
 Bushby, Mrs. — , tr. The Danes, sketched 
 
 by themselves. 3 vols. 823 . 6444-6 
 
 Ewald, H. F: Olufsborg. — The treasure 
 
 of Kjoersholm. (Vicary, J: F., comp. A 
 stork ' J nest. ) z« 8 23 . 54 1 5 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 95, in 821.214 
 
 Scudder, H. E. The viking Bodleys. 
 
 808.1854 
 
 Thorpe, B:, ed. Yule-tide stories : a col- 
 lection of Scandinavian . . . popular tales 
 and traditions. 823.4231 
 
 Vonved the Dane: count of Elsinore. 
 
 {In Dublin Univ. mag., vols. 55, 56). 
 
 in** 52.1044-45 
 See also Tales by H. C. Andersen. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Denmark. Contin. 
 
 Note.— See Bibliography. Bruun, C. V. Bib- 
 liotheca Danica fra 1482 til 1830. 2 vols. 1873-86. 
 * 15.276.— Coxe.W. Travels in Denmark and Nor- 
 way, about 1780. (Pinkerton's voyages, v. 6.) in ** 
 913.14.— Dahlmann, F, C. Geschichte von Danne- 
 mark (101523). 3vols. (Heeren, A. H.L., M«£i Ukert, 
 
 F. A. Geschichte europ. Staaten.) 948.35-7. — Dun- 
 ham, S. A. History of Denmark ... to (1814). 3vols. 
 (Lardner, D. Cab. eye.) 948.12-14. — £ngelhart, C. 
 Denmark in the early iron age. 1866. 948.39. — 
 Freeman, E: A. Norman conquest. 6 vols. {See 
 Index, v. 6.) 942.107-iiA. — Gallenga, A. Invasion 
 of Denmark in 1864. 2 vols. 948.40-41.— Gosch.C: A. 
 Denmark and Germany since 1815. 948.33. — Grifiln, 
 
 G. W. My Danish days: with a glance at the his- 
 tory, traditions and literature of the country. 1875. 
 948.11.- Mallet, P. H. Northern antiquities. 293.5. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of Slate.) 
 ** 350- 5496' '^ 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 344, in ** 
 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i. 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 115-16, in 
 
 ** 50.1^. 
 
 D'Ennery, Adolphe Philippe {called Den- 
 
 nery). The two orphans. in 823.5043 
 
 Denounced. Banim, J: 823.56 
 
 Denver express. 37 pp. Hayes, A: A. 
 
 p. 31, z« 823.4707 
 
 Dequet, Alphonse. Theodore, conte de la 
 
 vie litt^raire. 18 pp. Tr. by Mrs. F.. C. 
 
 Henderson. (Henderson, 3Irs. F.. C. 
 
 Dunderviksborg . . .) 1881. 
 
 p. 317, w 823.6534 
 
 De Quincey, T: The avenger. 59 pp. {In 
 
 Famous stories. By De Quincey, and others. ) 
 
 p. 5, in 823.1778 
 
 Flight of a Tartar tribe. 69 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. i.) 
 
 p. 137, in 829.124 
 
 The vision of sudden death. 23 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 182, in 829.126 
 
 Hawthorne, N., and others. Famous 
 
 stories. 823.1778 
 
 Contents: — The avenger. By T: De Quincey. — 
 Peter Goldthwaite's treasure. By N. Hawthorne.— 
 Love and skates. By T. Winthrop.— The defaulter. 
 By T: Hood.— Coldstream. By H. Vaughan.— Ma- 
 donna. By H: Spicer. — The metempsychosis. By 
 R. Macnish.— The uninvited.- The bellows-mender 
 of Lyons.— The Smallchange family.— The Scots- 
 man's tale. By H. Lee.— The blacksmiths of Hols- 
 by.— A penitent confession. 
 Dering, Ross G: Giraldi; or, the curse of 
 love. 823.6547 
 
 Derrick Sterling. Munroe, K. 808 . 1440 
 
 Derrick Vaughan, novelist. Bayly, A. E. 
 
 823.6562 
 Grant, J. 823.5680 
 
 823.6524 
 Reid, Capt. T: M. 
 
 808.431 
 
 Desert of ice, The. Verne, J. 823 . 6879 
 
 Deserted wife. The. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 
 E. (N.) 823.1484 
 
 Desmond hundred, The. Austin, Mrs. J.. 
 
 (G.) 823.6626 
 
 Desperate remedies. Hardy, T: 823.696 
 
 Despot of Broomsedge cove, The. Murfree, 
 
 M.. N. 823.5469 
 
 Destiny. Ferrier, S. E. 823.2051 
 
 Destruction of Gotham. Miller, C. H. 
 
 823.5388 
 
 Same. 823.5769 
 
 Desultory man, The. James, G : P. R. 823 . 856 
 
 Derval Hampton. 
 
 Same. 
 Desert home. The. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 53 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Dethroned heiress, The. Depuy, E. A. 
 
 823.493 
 Detlef, K:, pseud. See Bauer, Klara. 
 Detmold. Bishop, W: H: 823.5698 
 
 DeVere. Ward, R. P. 823.4054 
 
 Devereux. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823.1025 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6257-8 
 
 Devil-puzzlers, and other sketches. Perkins, 
 
 F: B. 823.4500 
 
 Devil's chain. The. Jenkins, E: 823.899 
 
 Devil's Ford. Harte, F. B. 
 
 p. 169, in 823.5152 
 Devil's ward, The. 13 pp. Mackay, W: 
 
 in 823.5084 
 Same. ?« 823.5089 
 
 Devon boys. Feun, G: M. 808.1713 
 
 Dialect tales. McDowall, Mrs. K.. S. (B.) 
 
 823.6121 
 Dialogues. Abbott, J. Dialogues for the 
 amusement and instruction of young per- 
 sons. {In his Harper's story books, v. 8.) 
 
 in 808.587 
 Note. — See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 52. No. 4, 1884, p. So. 
 
 Diamond button. The. North, B. 823.6956 
 Diamond cut diamond. Trollope, T: A. 
 
 in 823.5073 
 Diamond necklace. 
 
 Note. — See Carlyle, T: The diamond necklace. 
 (/« his Crit. and miscel. essays, v. 3.) p. i, in 824.401. 
 — Vizetelly, H. The story of the diamond neck- 
 lace. 944.424. 
 Diana. Warner, S. 823.1675 
 
 Diana Carew. Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . 
 
 823.583 
 Same. 2« 823.5016 
 
 Diana, Lady Lyle. 3 vols. Dixon, W: H. 
 
 823.4555-7 
 Diana of the cross ways. Meredith, G: 
 
 in 823.5060 
 Diana's livery. McGlasson, E. W. 823 . 7397 
 Diane Cory val . 823 . 4673 
 
 Diary, A. Bremer, F. 823.2120 
 
 Same. p. 9, in 823.6108 
 
 Diary of a superfluous man. 68 pp. Turge- 
 nef, I. S. p. 63, in 823.4740 
 
 Diary of a woman. Feuillet, O. 823.4234 
 Diary of an old doctor. Maitlaud, J. A. 
 
 823.1082 
 Diary of Kitty Trevylyan. Charles, Mrs. E.. 
 (R.) 823.206 
 
 Diary on the continent. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 in 823 . I 107 
 Diavolo. 2 pts. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.5119 
 Dick Netherby. Walford, Mrs. L. B. (C.) 
 
 823.4320 
 Dick o' the fens. Fenn, G: M. 808.1444 
 
 Dick Onslow among the redskins, Adventures 
 of. Kingston, W: H: G. 808.1554 
 
 Dick Rodney. Grant, J. 823 . 624 
 
 Dick Sand. Verne, J. 2« 823.5129 
 
 Same. 7» 823.2855; 823.6300 
 
 Dick, the door-boy. 39 pp. Greene, H. 
 
 p. 191, in 808.1357 
 
 Dickens, C: J: Huffam. [Boz.'\ (1812-1870.) 
 
 Additional Christmas stories. ( With his 
 
 The uncommercial traveller. in 823.5321 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Dickens, C: J: Huffam. [Boz.'] Contin. 
 
 The adventures of Oliver Twist. 
 
 823.5300 
 
 Same. 823.6352 
 
 Barnaby Rudge: a tale of the riots of 
 
 'eigbty. 823.5551 
 
 Same. {And) Hard times. 823.5336 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5303-4 
 
 Same. (And) Mystery of Edwin Drood. 
 
 823.384 
 
 Same. {And) Sketches. Pt. 2. 4 vols. 
 
 (in I). 823.385 
 
 Contents: — Barnaby Rudge. — Sketches. Pt. 2, 
 {viz.: Characters: The dancing academy.— Shabby- 
 genteel people. — Making a night of it. — The 
 prisoners' van.— Tales: The boarding-house.— Mr. 
 Minns and his cousin. — Sentiment. — The Tuggs's 
 at Ramsgate.— Horatio Sparkins.— The black veil. 
 — The steam excursion. — The great Winglebury 
 duel. — Mrs. Joseph Porter. — A passage in the life of 
 Mr. Watkins Tottle. — The Bloomsbury christening. 
 — The drunkard's death.) 
 
 Bleak House. 823 . 390 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5313-14 
 
 Boots at the Holly -Tree inn. 20 pp. 
 
 {In Half-hours with great story tellers.) 
 
 p. 80, 7« 823.5478 
 
 Child-pictures from Dickens. 808.1914 
 
 Contents:— UittXe. Nell. — The marchioness. — Paul 
 
 and Florence.— The fat boy.— Tiny Tim.— Smike. — 
 Oliver Twist. 
 
 A child's dream of a star. 4 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, \. 10.) 
 
 p. 223, tn 829.133 
 
 A child's history of England. {Also) A 
 
 holiday romance, and other pieces, {mz.: 
 George Silverman's explanation. — Sketches 
 of young couples.) 808.686 
 
 — — Satne. 942.1259 
 
 Chops, the dwarf. 16 pp. (Johnson, R., 
 
 ed. Little classics, v. 2.) 
 
 p. 118, in 829.125 
 
 Christmas books. 823.5307 
 
 Contents: — Introd. — Christmas carol. — The 
 
 chimes. — The cricket on the hearth. — Battle of life. 
 — The haunted man. 
 
 Same. {Also) A tale of two cities. 
 
 {And) A message from the sea. 823 . 5557 
 
 Same. {Also) The uncommercial trav- 
 eller. 823.5333 
 
 Contents: — Christmas books, {vig.: The seven 
 poor travellers. — The Holly Tree. — The wreck of 
 the Golden Mary. — The perils of certain English 
 prisoners. — Going into society.— The haunted house. 
 — A message from the sea. — Tom Tiddler's g^round. 
 — Somebody's luggage. — Mrs. Lirriper's lodging. — 
 Mrs. Ivirriper's legacy. — Doctor Marigold. — Two 
 ghost stones. — Mugby Junction.) — The uncommer- 
 cial traveller. — Also (No thoroughfare. By Dickens, 
 C: J: H., and Collins, W: W.) , 
 
 Same. {And) Reprinted pieces. 
 
 823.394 
 
 Contents: — Christmas stories, {viz.: A Christmas 
 carol. — The chimes. — The cricket on the hearth. — 
 The battle of life.) 
 
 Additional Christmas stories, (viz.: The haunted 
 man.— Somebody's luggage. — Mrs. Lirriper's lodg- 
 ings. — Mrs. Lirriper's legacy. — Doctor Marigold. — 
 Two ghost stories.— The boy at Mugby.— The seven 
 poor travellers.) 
 
 Reprinted pieces, {viz.: The long voyage.— The 
 begging-letter writer. — A child's dream of a star. — 
 Our English watering-place.— Our French water- 
 ing-place.— Bill-sticking. — "Births. Mrs. Meek, of 
 a son." — Lyingawake. — The poor relation's story. 
 — The child's story. — The school-boy's story.— No- 
 body's story.- The ghost of art.— Out of town.— Out 
 of tne season.— A poor man's tale of a patent. — The 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 54 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Bnglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Dickens, C: J: HuflFam. \_Boz.'\ Contin. 
 
 Christmas books. {And) Reprinted 
 
 pieces. Contin. 
 
 Contents. Contin. 
 noble savage. — A flight. — The detective police. — 
 Three " detective" anecdotes. — On duty with In- 
 spector Field. — Down with the tide. — A walk in a 
 workhouse. — Prince Bull: a fairy tale. — A plated 
 article. — Our honorable friend. — Our school. — Our 
 friend. — Our vestry. — Our bore. — A monument of 
 P'rench folly. — A Christmas tree.) 
 
 A Christmas carol. 44 pp. (Johnson, 
 
 R., ed. Little classics, v. 5.) 
 
 p. 7, in 829.128 
 
 Christmas stories. (^Also) Great expec- 
 tations. 823.5332 
 
 Contents: — Christmas stories, {viz.: A Christmas 
 carol.— The chimes. — The cricket on the hearth. — 
 The battle of life. — The haunted man.) — Great 
 expectations. 
 
 Same. {Also) Pictures from Italy, and 
 
 American notes. 4 vols, (in i). 823.395 
 
 David Copperfield, Personal history of. 
 
 2 vols. 823.5311-12 
 
 Same. . 823.5559-60; 823.6350-51 
 
 Dickens' Little folks. 808.1569 
 
 Contents: — Dame Durden — little woman, from 
 
 Bleak House. — Smike, from Nicholas Nickleby. — 
 The two daughters, from Martin Chuzzlewit. 
 
 Same. S08.1570 
 
 Contents: — Florence Dombey, from Dombey and 
 
 Son. — Oliver, and the Jew Fagui,from Oliver Twist. 
 — The boy Joe and Samuel Weller, from Pickwick 
 papers. 
 
 Same. 808.1571 
 
 Contents: — Little Nell, from The old curiosity shop. 
 
 —Dolly Varden, the little coquette, from Barnaby 
 Rudge.-^Tiny Tim ; Dot and the fairy cricket, from 
 the Christmas stories. 
 
 Dombey and Son. 823.406 
 
 Same. 823.5849 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823 . 5308-9 
 
 Great expectations. . 823.409 
 
 Same. 823.5318 
 
 Satne. {Also) Pictures from Italy. 
 
 {And) American notes. 823.4968 
 
 Hard times. «« 823.414 
 
 ■ Same. z« 823.5304; ?» 823.5336 
 
 Same, (^wa?) Reprinted pieces. 823.4750 
 
 Contents: — Hard times. — Reprinted pieces, {viz.; 
 Child's story.— Detective police. — Down with the 
 tide. — A flight. — Ghost of art. — Lying awake. — 
 Monument of French folly. — Noble savage. — No- 
 body's story. — On duty with Inspector Field. — 
 Our bore. — Our honorable friend. — Our school. — 
 Our vestry. — Out of the season. — Out of town. — 
 Plated article. — Poor man's tale of a patent. — Poor 
 relation's story. — Prince Bull. — School-boy's story. 
 — Three detective anecdotes. — Walk in a workhouse.) 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.411-12 
 
 vols. 1-2. — Hard times. 
 
 V. 2. — Reprinted pieces. 
 
 A holiday romance, and other pieces. 
 
 ( With his A child's history of England.) 
 
 in 808.686 
 ■ Sam,e. in 942.1259 
 
 The life and adventures of Martin 
 
 Chuzzlewit. 2 vols, (in i). 823.424 
 
 Same. S23.5848 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5305--6 
 
 Life and adventures of Nicholas 
 
 Nickleby. 2 vols. 823.437-7;^ 
 
 Same. 823.5298-9 
 
 Same. 4 vols. 823 . 433-6 
 
 Little Dorrit. 823.419 
 
 Same. 2 vols, 823.5315-16 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Dickens, C: J: Huflfam. {Boz.'] Contin. 
 
 Martin Chuzzlewit, Life and adventures 
 
 of. 2vols. (ini). 823.424 
 
 Same. 823.5848 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5305-6 
 
 Same. 4 vols. 823.420-423 
 
 Master Humphrey's clock. 823.425 
 
 Same. _ /« 823.5554 
 
 Miscellanies. ( With his Old curiosity 
 
 shop.) ?■« 823.5554 
 
 For contents, see forward under Old curiosity shop. 
 
 Mudfog papers. 823 . 4046 
 
 Contents:— VubXic life of Mr. Tulrumble, once 
 
 mayor of Mudfog.— Full report of the first meeting 
 of the Mudfog Association for the Advancement 
 of Everything.— The pantomime of life.— Some 
 particulars concerning a Hon.— Mr. Robert Bolton, 
 the "gentleman connected with the press." 
 
 Mystery of Edwin Drood. 823.384 
 
 Same. in 823.432 
 
 Sam.e, and other stories. 823 . 5323 
 
 Contents: — Mystery of F;dwin Drood. — Master 
 
 Humphrey's clock. — Hunted down. — A message 
 from the sea. — Full report of the first meeting of 
 the Mudfog Assoc, for the Advancement of Flvery- 
 thing. 
 
 Same, and other stories. {With his 
 
 Pictures from Italy . . . ) in 823.5331 
 
 Same. {Also) Pt. II, by T: P. James. 
 
 823.6122 
 
 New Christmas stories. ( With his The 
 
 uncommercial traveller.) in 823.426 
 
 Nicholas Nickleby. 823 . 5553 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.437-7^ 
 
 Sajne. 823.5298-9 
 
 Same. 4 vols. 823.433-6 
 
 Old curiosity shop. — Master Humphrey's 
 
 clock. — {And) Miscellanies. 823.5554 
 
 Contents:— Old Curiosity Shop.— Master Hum- 
 phrey's clock.— Miscellanies, (viz.: On duty with 
 Inspector Field. — Down with the tide. — A walk in 
 a workhouse.— Prince Bull: a fairy tale.— A plated 
 article.— Our honorable friend.- Our school. — Our 
 vestry.— Our bore.— Hunted down.— Mudfog Asso- 
 ciation: First meeting.— Mudfog As.sociation: Second 
 meeting.— The Holly-Tree inn.— A Christmas tree.) 
 
 Same. {And) Reprinted pieces. 2 vols. 
 
 (in I). 823.6585 
 
 Contents: — Old curiosity shop. — Master Hum- 
 phrey's clock. — Miscellanies. — Reprinted pieces, 
 {viz. ; The long voyage. — The begging-letter 
 writer.— A child's dream of a star.— Our English 
 watering-place.— Our French watering-place.— Bill- 
 sticking.— " Births. Mrs. Meek, of a son."— Child's 
 story.— Detective police.— Down with the tide.— A 
 flight.— Ghost of art.— Lying awake.— Monument of 
 French folly.— Noble savage.— Nobody's story. — On 
 duty with Inspector Field.— Our bore.— Our honora- 
 ble friend.— our school.— Our vestry.— Out of the 
 season.— Out of town.— Plated article.— Poor man's 
 tale of a patent.— Poor relation's story.— Prince 
 Bull.— School-boy's story.— Three "detective" anec- 
 dotes.— Walk in a workhouse.— A Christmas tree.) 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5301-2 
 
 Oliver Twist. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 ** 823.5300 
 Same. 823.6352; 823.6756 
 
 Same. {And) A child's history of 
 
 England. . 823.5334 
 
 Same. (^«fl) Great expectations. 4 vols. 
 
 (in i). 823.6935 
 
 Same. {Also) Uncommercial traveller. 
 
 {And) Short Christmas stories, {viz.: Some- 
 body's luggage. — Mrs. Lirriper's lodgings. 
 —Mrs. Lirnper's legacy.— Doctor JMarigold. 
 — Two ghost stories.) 823 . 5555 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 55 
 
 ENGWSH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Dickens, C:J: HufFam. \_Boz.'\ Contin 
 Our mutual friend 
 
 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.1858 
 
 823.5171; 823.5552 
 
 823.6342-3 
 
 823.5319-20 
 
 823.427-30 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. 4 vols. 
 
 The personal history of David Copper- 
 field. 2 vols. 823.5559-60 
 
 Same. 823.6350-51 
 
 Pickwick club, Posthumous papers of 
 
 the. 823.5173 
 
 - — Same. 823.5556; 823.5677 
 
 - Same. 2 vols. 823.449-9^ 
 Same. 823.5296-7 
 
 Pickwick papers. 4 vols. 823 . 445-8 
 
 Pictures from Italy, and American 
 
 notes for general circulation. (Also) Mys- 
 tery of Edwin Drood, and other stories, {viz.: 
 Master Humphrey's clock. — Hunted down. 
 — Holiday romance. — George Silverman's 
 explanation.) 823.5331 
 
 Posthumous papers of the Pickwick 
 
 club. 823.5173 
 
 Same. 823.5556; 823.5677 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.449-9* 
 
 Readings condensed by himself. 823 . 1832 
 
 Contents.— A. Christinas carol. — Bardell and Pick- 
 wick. — David Copperfield. — Mr. Bob Sawyer's 
 party. — Story of Little Dombey. — Nicholas Nick- 
 leby (at the Yorkshire school).— Boots at the Holly- 
 Tree inn. — Dr.Marigold. — NicholasNickleby. [Short 
 reading.] — Mrs. Gamp. 
 
 Reprinted pieces. ( With his Christmas 
 
 books.) ?■« 823.394 
 
 Same. ( With his Hard Times.) 
 
 in 823.4750 
 
 Same. ( With his Old curiosity shop.) 
 
 in 823.6585 
 Same. in 823.5302 
 
 Same. ( With his A tale of two cities. ) 
 
 in 823.414 
 
 Sam.e. [Also) Sketches by Boz illustra- 
 tive of every-day life and every-day people. 
 V.I. 823.4957 
 
 Short Christmas stories. ( With his 
 
 Oliver Twist. ) in 823 . 5555 
 
 For contents, see before under Oliver Twist. 
 
 The signal-man. 19 pp. (Johnson, R,, 
 
 ed. Little classics, v. 8.) 
 
 p. 109, in 829.131 
 
 Sketches by Boz. 823 . 5324 
 
 Contents: — Seven sketches from our parish. — 
 
 Scenes.— Characters. — Tales. 
 
 Same. in 823.4957 
 
 Same. Pt. 2. ( With his Barnaby 
 
 Rudge. ) in 823 . 385 
 
 For contents, see before under Barnaby Rudge. 
 
 Tale of two cities. 823.5317 
 
 Same. Hard times for these times. 
 
 {Also) Reprinted pieces. 823 .414 
 
 Uncommercial traveller. ( With his 
 
 Oliver Twist. ) in 823 . 5555 
 
 Same, and additional Christmas stories. 
 
 823.5321 
 
 Same. {And) New Christmas stories. 
 
 {Also) Master Humphrey's clock. — Gen- 
 eral index of characters and their appear- 
 ances, familiar sayings from Dickens's 
 works. 823.426 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Dickens, C:J: Huflfam. \^Boz.'\ Contin. 
 
 , and Collins, W: W. No thoroughfare. 
 
 in 823 . 6689 
 
 Same. p. 470, in 823.5333 
 
 , atid others. Christmas stories. 823 . 452 
 
 Contents: — The haunted house. — A message from 
 the sea— Tom Tiddler's ground. 
 
 — — The Charles Dickens parlor album of 
 illustrations [selected] ; chronologically 
 arranged . . . with a table of contents, in- 
 cluding the artists' names. 823 . 1799 
 Cow/^n/j.— Sketches by Boz. — The Pickwick 
 papers.— Oliver Twist.— Nicholas Nickleby.— Old 
 curiosity shop.— Barnaby Rudge.— Christmas sto- 
 ries. — Martin Chuzzlewit. — Dombey and Son. — 
 David Copperfield.— Bleak House.— Little Dorrit.— 
 Tale of two cities.— Our mutual friend. 
 
 Pierce, G. A., and Wheeler, W. A. The 
 
 Dickens dictionary: a key to the characters 
 and principal incidents in the tales of 
 Charles Dickens. 823 . 5325 
 
 JVote.—'Por his life and writings, see Bageliot, \V. 
 Literary studies. 40pp. {lVorks,-v.2.) p. 239,1^814.23. 
 — Bibliography. Johnson, C. P. Hints to collectors 
 of original editions of the works of Charles Dickens. 
 1885. ** 10.10. — Brunetiere, TS,. Revue litt^raire. 
 II pp. {Rev.d.d.Mondes,2fi-ph:.,v.^2. 1888.) p. 695, 
 i« * 54.399". —Dickens, C: Letters, 1833-1870. 3 
 vols. 1879-81. 826. 7-8-8A. — Drake, S: A. Our 
 great benefactors, p. 102, z>i * 920. 3 12.— Fields, J. 
 T. Dickens. 126 pp. {In his Yesterdays with 
 authors.) p. 125, in 92S.76.— Forster, J: Life of 
 Charles Dickens. 3 vols. 1872-4. 928.50-2. — Hale, 
 E: E. Lights of two centuries. 1887. p. 269, in * 
 920.314.— Home, R. H. {In his New spirit of the 
 age. 1844.) p. 9, in 928.77.— Jeaffreson, J: C. 
 Charles Dickens. 32 pp. {In his "i^ove^s, etc.,\. 2.) 
 p. 303, j« 820. 187.— Foe, E. A. C: Dickens. 17 pp. 
 ISelect works.) p. 600, in 829.406.— Ward, A. W: 
 (Memoir of Charles) Dickens. 1882. 928.422.— 
 WWpple, E. P. The genius of D. {In his Success 
 . . .) 1877. p. 250. zw 829. 272; — Novels and novel- 
 ists. C: Dickens. {In his Literature . . . ) 1871. 
 p. 42, j« 829.275. 
 
 See also references in Allibone's Dictionary, v. i. 
 **8o3.6.— Index to Harper's monthly. '**5i.475. — 
 Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 349-51, in ** 50.1; — 
 Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i. 1887. p. ii8,m ■** 50.1*. 
 — Stephen, L. Diet, of nat. biog., v. 15. ** 920.- 
 33oi».— Taine, H. A. Eng. lit., v. 3. 820.58.— 
 Thomas. Lippincott's Dictionary. ''='''920.1. 
 
 Dickens, M. . Angela. A mist of error. 
 
 823.7228 
 
 Dickens' Little folks. See Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 Dickins, F. Victor, tr. The old bamboo- 
 hewer's story: the earliest of the Japanese 
 romances, written in the tenth century. 
 With analytical notes and vocabulary. 
 Illus. * 823.6430 
 
 Dickory Cronke. De Foe, D. ?« 823.2123 
 
 Dick's wanderings. Sturgis, J. R. 
 
 in 823.6700 
 
 Did she love him ? Grant, J. 823 . 625 
 
 Digby Grand. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 ** 823.4671 
 Same. 823 . 7275 
 
 Digging for gold. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.1285 
 
 Dikes and ditches. Adams, W: T. 808.488 
 
 Dillwyn, E. A. Jill and Jack. 823.6909 
 
 Dimitri Roudine. Turgenef, I. S. 823.7066 
 
 Dingelstedt, Franz, Freiherr von. The ama- 
 zon. Tr. by J. M. Hart. 823.6825 
 
 Dinna forget. Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) 
 
 823.7068 
 
 Dinner-party. 48 pp. Eddy, J: 
 
 p. 92, in 823 4703 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 m 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 En^lisli Fiction. Contin 
 Diothas, The. Thiusen, I. 
 Discarded daughter, The. 
 
 E. D. E. (N.) 
 Discoveries. Hale, E: E. 
 
 ery, told by discoverers 
 Disk, The. 
 
 A. 
 
 823.4596 
 
 Southworth, Mrs. 
 
 823.1485 
 
 Stories of discov- 
 
 808.1369 
 
 Robinson, E: A., and Wall, G: 
 
 823.4727 
 
 Disowned, The. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823.1026 
 
 Same. 823.6337 
 
 Disraeli, B:, Earl of Beaconsfield. (1804- 
 
 1881.} Alroy. {Also) Ixion iu heaven. — 
 
 The infernal marriage. {And) Popanilla. 
 
 823.458 
 
 Coningsby; or, the new generation. 
 
 823.459 
 Same. «'« 823.3002 
 
 Contarini Fleming: a psychological auto- 
 biography. 2 vols. ** 823 . 6737-8 
 
 Same. { With his Endymion.) 
 
 in 823.2314 
 
 Same. {And) The rise of Iskander. 
 
 823.460 
 
 Endymion. 823.2313 
 
 Same. 823.6157 
 
 Same. {Also) Contarini Fleming. 
 
 823.2314 
 
 Henrietta Temple: a love story. 
 
 823.461 
 
 Same. z« 823.3002 
 
 The infernal marriage. ( With his 
 
 Alroy.) ?■» 823.458 
 
 Ixion in heaven. ( With his Alroy.) 
 
 «« 823.458 
 
 Lothair. 823.464 
 
 Same. {Also) The young duke. 
 
 823.2751 
 
 Miriam Alroy. {Also) Henrietta Tem- 
 ple. {And) Coningsby. 823.3002 
 
 . Novels and tales, v. 6. Venetia. 
 
 823.469 
 
 Popanilla. {With his Alroy.) 
 
 in 823.458 
 The rise of Iskander. ( With his Conta- 
 rini Fleming.) ?» 823.460 
 
 Same. 98 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. Little 
 
 classics, V. 6.) p. 137, in 829.129 
 
 Sybil ; or, the two nations. 823 . 466 
 
 Same. {Also) Venetia. 823.3230 
 
 Tancred; or, the new crusade. 823.467 
 
 Venetia. 823.469 
 
 Same. ( With his Sybil.) in 823.3230 
 
 Vivian Gray. 2 vols, (in i). 823.470 
 
 The young duke. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.468 
 
 Same. in 823.2751 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Bagetiot, 
 W. Mr. Disraeli as a member of the House of Com- 
 mons. 5 pp. ( Wor>fei, V. 3.) p. 446, 814.24. — Bibli- 
 ography. (Tn Lit. world, Apr. 23, 1881.) ** 805.660. 
 — Cacheval-Clarlgny, A. Lord Beaconsfield et 
 son temps. 112 pp. {Rev.d.d.Mondes. 18^9. v. 3.5.) 
 pp. 481, 787; V. 36, p. 129, in *■* 54.349-50. — Life of the 
 Right Honorable Benjamin Disraeli ... 14 pp. 
 1878. 923.786.— Froude, J. A. Lord Beaconsfield. 
 1890. 923 .2017. — Greg, W. R. The great twin breth- 
 ren. 12 pp. (/« /iw Miscel. essays.) p. 149, z» 824. 284. 
 — Higginson, T: W. Disraeli. 36 pp. (/« Aw Eng- 
 lish statesmen.) p. 35, in 923.90. — Jeaffrbson, J: C. 
 The Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli. 42 pp. {In his 
 Novels, etc., v. 2.) p. 221, in 820.187. — Political 
 iMl ventures of Lord Beaconsfield. 923.62.— Shep- 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Disraeli, B:, Earl of Beaconsfield. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 hard, W: Benjamin Disraeli, Lord Beaconsfield. 
 79 pp. {In his Pen pictures, etc.) 1884. p. 87, in 
 820.158. — Smiles, S: Brief biographies. 1877. p. 
 222, m 923. 841. — Stephen, L. Diet, of iiat. biog. v. 
 15. p. loi, j« **92o.33o"; — Mr. Disraeli's novels. 49 
 pp. (in his Hours in a lib., 2d. ser.) p. 344, in 
 824.320.— To'wle, G: M. Beaconsfield. 30 pp. {In 
 Ascertain men of mark.) 1880. p. 95, i« 923.777. 
 
 5V^c/5o Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 354-5, zw ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 119, in ** 
 50.1'''. 
 
 Lang, Mrs. A. 
 
 Dissolving views. 
 
 Same. 
 Disturbing element, The 
 
 823.5049 
 823.5050 
 Yonge, C. M.. 
 
 823.5637 
 
 Dita. Majendie, Zcfi^j)/ M. E.. 823.1089 
 
 Same. 823 . 5037 
 
 Divided lives. Fawcett, E- 823 . 5573 
 
 "Dixon, Mrs. { — .) [Emma Leslie."] Cecily: a 
 
 tale of the English reformation. 80S. 12 10 
 
 Elfreda: a sequel to Leofwine. 808. 1207 
 
 Leofwine the Saxon: a story of hopes 
 
 and struggles. 808 . 1209 
 
 Walter: a tale of the times of Wesley. 
 
 808.1187 
 DvKoa.yRev.'^. Broken columns. (Anon.) 
 
 823.215 
 Dixon, W: Hepworth. 
 3d ed. 3 vols, 
 
 Ruby Grey. 3 vols. 
 
 Djambek the Georgian. 
 
 Diana, Lady Lyle. 
 
 823.4555-7 
 
 823.4552-4 
 
 Suttner, A. G. von. 
 
 823.7049 
 
 823.7355 
 
 Dtaitri. Bain, F. W. 
 
 Doctor Basilius. Dumas, A. D. 823 . 7346 
 
 Doctor Breen's practice. Howells, W: D. 
 
 823.4279 
 Dr. Caldwell. Roe, E: R. 823.7412 
 
 Doctor Claudius. Crawford, F. M. 823.4851 
 Doctor Glennie's daughter. Farjeon, B: L. 
 
 823.7373 
 Dr. Goethe's courtship. S., V. 823.4249 
 
 Doctor Grimshawe's secret. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 823.4551 
 Dr. HeidenhofPs process. Bellamy, E: 
 
 823.7361 
 Doctor Hildreth. White, A. L. 823 . 1940 
 
 Doctor Jacob. Edwards, M. B. Betham- 
 
 823.4099 
 Same. 823.5055; i« 823.5068 
 
 Doctor Johns. 2 vols. Mitchell, D. G. 
 
 823.1161-2 
 Dr. Le Baron and his daughters. Austin, 
 
 Mrs. J.. (G.) 
 Dr. Rameau. Ohnet, G. 
 Dr. Sevier. Cable, G: W. 
 Doctor Thome. Trollope, A. 
 
 Same. 
 Doctor Vandyke. Cooke, J: E. 
 Dr. Wainwright's patient. 
 
 823.7360 
 823.7075 
 823.4863 
 823.1607 
 in 823 . 6262 
 823.5830 
 Yates, E. H. 
 
 823.5890 
 
 Doctor Zay. Ward, Mrs. E. . S. (P. ) 823 . 4487 
 Doctor's daughter. Clarke, R.. S. 823.235 
 Doctor's wife. Maxwell, 3Irs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 823 . 2408 
 
 Same. in 823 . 4977 
 
 Documents in the case. 50 pp. Matthews, J. 
 
 B., a«^ Bunner, H: C. p. 31, in 823.4702 
 
 Dodd, Mrs. Anna Bowman (Blake). Glo- 
 
 rinda: a story. 823.5456 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 57 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Dodd family abroad. Lever, C: J. 823 . 979 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5718-19 
 
 Dodge, M.. Abigail. \_G ail Hamilton. '\ First 
 
 love is best: a sentimental sketch. 823.694 
 
 Gala-days. 823.1794 
 
 Contents:— G2\a. days.— A call to my country- 
 
 womeu.— A spasm of sense. — Camilla's concert.— 
 Cheri.— Side-glances at Harvard class-day.— Suc- 
 cess in life. — Happiest days. 
 Dodge, Mrs. M.. E.. (Mapes). Hans Brinker: 
 a story of life in Holland. 808 . 1417 
 
 Theophilus, and others. 823.4075 
 
 Saind. 823.5665 
 
 Dodge, N. S. Stories of American history. 
 
 808.1675 
 Dodgson, Rev. C: Lutwidge. [Lewis Carroll.] 
 Alice's adventures in Wonderland. 
 
 808.688 
 
 Sylvie and Bruno. 808 . 1553 
 
 A tangled tale. 823 . 4925 
 
 Through the looking-glass, and what 
 
 Alice found there. 808 . 687 
 
 Doe, C: H: Buffets. 823.6100 
 
 Dog Crusoe. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.207 
 
 Dog fiend. The. Marryat, Capt. F: 823.1096 
 
 Same. ** 823.6674 
 
 Doing and dreaming. Mayo, Mrs. I.. (F.) 
 
 823.1139 
 Doings of the Bodley family in town and 
 
 country. Scudder, H. E. 808.1855 
 
 Dole, Nathan Haskell. Young folks' history 
 
 of Russia. 947-46 
 
 Dollars and cents. Warner, A.. B. 823.1672 
 Dolliver romance. Hawthorne, N. «« 823.727 
 
 ►Saw^, and other pieces. 823.4083 
 
 Dolly Varden, the little coquette. Dickens, 
 
 C:J:H. «•« 808.1571 
 
 Dolores. 'BriAgQS, Mrs. Col. —. 823.2451 
 
 Same. ■ z» 823.5118 
 
 Dombey and Son. Dickens, C: T: H. 
 
 823 . 406 
 
 823.5849 
 823.5308-9 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 Don Gesualdo. La Ram^e, L. de. 
 
 p. 217, ?■« 823.5747 
 Don John. Ingelow, J. 823.3426 
 
 Don Quixote, Adventures of. Cervantes 
 Saavedra, M. de. 823.6896 
 
 Same. 823.6897 
 
 Satne. 4 vols. 823.5235-81823.6899-902 
 Donal Grant. MacDonald, G: «« 823.5043 
 Donnelly, Ignatius. [Edmund Boisgilbert.] 
 Caesar's column: a story of the twentieth 
 century. 823.6432 
 
 Donnet, Mme. L^onie. The notary's daugh- 
 ter. Tr. by Lady G. Fullerton. 823.6912 
 Donovan. Bayly, A. E. 823.6968 
 
 Doom I 85 pp. McCarthy, J. H. «« 823.5105 
 Crake, A. D. 823.7120 
 
 Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.790 
 Dora Thome. Brame,'7J/iry. C. M. (L.) 
 
 823.5063 
 James, Mrs. F. A. (P.) 
 
 in 823.5015 
 
 Dorothea; or, a ray of the new light. 3 vols. 
 
 (Anon.) ** 823.6725-7 
 
 Dorothy Forster. Besant, W. z« 823.5039 
 
 Dorothy Fox. Parr, Mrs. L.. (T.) 823.5942 
 
 Doomed city. 
 Dora Deane. 
 
 Doris's fortune. 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Doroth3r's venture. Hay, M.. C. 823.3146 
 
 Same. 823.5063 
 
 Dorothy's vocation. Green, E. E. 823.7377 
 Dorr, Mrs. Julia Caroline (Ripley). Sibyl 
 
 Huntington. 823.472 
 
 Dorsey, Mrs. A.. (Hanson). Conscience: an 
 
 American Catholic tale. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.473 
 
 The oriental pearl; or, the Catholic emi- 
 grants. 823.474 
 
 Tangled paths. 823.475 
 
 Dostoyevsky, Fe6dor Mikhailovitch. Crime 
 
 and punishment: a Russian realistic novel. 
 
 823-5476 
 Dot and the fairy cricket. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 808.1571 
 Double family,. A. Balzac, H. de. 
 
 p. 59, in 823.4256 
 Double story, A. MacDonald, G: 823.1063 
 Double wedding. Warfield, Mrs. C. A. (W.) 
 
 823.1655 
 
 Double wedding at Dunderviksborg. 58 pp. 
 
 Zedritz, K: E: p. 31, in 823.6534 
 
 Doubleday, T: The murderer's last night. 
 
 22 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, v. 7.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6653 
 Doubleday's children. Cook, D. 823 . 1805 
 Doubly false. Stephens, 3Trs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 823 . 1966 
 Doubtful gentleman. A, pseud. See Paulding, 
 
 James Kirke. 
 Doudney, S. . Miss Tweed's ghost story. 10 
 pp. (/« Twenty novelettes . . . ) 
 
 p. 205, i« 823.7183 
 
 Prudence Winterbum. 808.1631 
 
 Douglas, Amanda Minnie. Claudia. 
 
 , 823.476 
 
 Hope mills; or, between friend and 
 
 sweetheart. 823.479 
 
 Home nook ; or, the crown of duty. 
 
 823.478 
 
 In trust; or, Dr. Bertrand's household. 
 
 823.480 
 
 Lost in a great city. 823.4164 
 
 Lucia: her problem. 823.481 
 
 Nelly Kinnard's kingdom. 823 . 482 
 
 The old woman who lived in a shoe. 
 
 823.4501 
 Issued also as There's no place like home. 
 
 Out of the wreck; or, was it a victory ? 
 
 823.4871 
 
 Seven daughters. 823 . 483 
 
 Stephen Dane. 823.484 
 
 Sydnie Adrian ce; or, trying the world. 
 
 823.485 
 
 Whom Kathie married. 823.4502 
 
 Douglas, Edith, pseud. See Bumham, Mrs. 
 
 C. L. (Root). 
 Douglas, Marian, pseud. See Robinson, Mrs. 
 
 A. D. (G.) 
 Douglas Duane. Fawcett, E. z« 823.5571 
 Douglass, Mrs. R. Dun. A romance at the 
 
 antipodes. 823 . 7038 
 
 Dove in the eagle's nest. Yonge, C. M.. 
 
 823.1765 
 Down south. Adams, W: T. 808.893 
 
 Down the ravine. Murfree, M.. N. 808. 1343 
 Down the Rhine. Adams, W: T. 808.489 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 58 
 
 .ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Down the west branch. Farrar, C: A. J. 
 
 808.1731 
 Down-easters, The. Neal, J: ** 823.6237-8 
 Downward path, The. Gaboriau, E. 
 
 823.5907 
 
 Same. 823.6174 
 
 Dowson, Prof. J:, tr. Ikhwdnu-s Safd; or, 
 
 brothers in purity. From the Hindustani. 
 
 * 823.1854 
 Doyle, A. Conan. The captain of the Pole- 
 star, and other tales. 823.6410 
 Dragomonov, Michael. \Stepniak.'\ A female 
 Nihilist. 823.6188 
 Dragon and the raven, The. Henty, G: A. 
 
 808.1480 
 Dragon of the north. Oswald, E. J. 
 
 823.7086 
 Dragon's teeth. Queiros, E. de. 823.5471 
 Drake, Sir Francis. (1540-1596.) 
 
 Corbett, J. For God and gold. (Drake's 
 
 3d voyage.; 823.5650 
 
 Sajne. 823.6907 
 
 Henty, G: A. Under Drake's flag. 
 
 808.1487 
 
 Towle, G: M. Drake, the sea-king of 
 
 Devon. 808.1144 
 
 Note. — For his life and voyages, see Barrow, Sir 
 J. Life, voyages, aud ex;)loits of Drake. 1864. 
 910.630. — Jolinsoii, S: Sir F. Drake. 25 pp. 
 ( IVorks.) p. 466, in 829 . 123. — Lieng', R. Sir F. Drake's 
 service against the Spaniards. 1587. (Camden Soc, 
 No. 87.) j« * 942.1057. — Lodge, K. Portraits, v. 2. 
 p. 237, in * 920.186. — Stillman, J. D. B. Did Drake 
 discover San Francisco bay? 6 pp. (Overl'd mo., 
 v. I. 1868.) p. 332, z« ** 51.200. — "Winsor, J. Narr. 
 and crit. hist, of America. 8 vols. (See Index, v. 8.) 
 * 970.127-127". 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. .362, in ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. i, 1887. p. 122, i« ** 
 50.1=*. 
 Drake, the sea-king of Devon. Towle, G: M. 
 
 808.1144 
 
 Drawn game, A. King, R: A. 823,4833 
 
 Sa me. in 823 . 5062 
 
 Drayton. Shreve, T: H. 823.4266 
 
 Draytons and Davenants. Charles, 3Irs. E.. 
 
 (R.) 823.207 
 
 Dreadful temptation, A. Miller, 3Trs. A. 
 
 McV. 823 . 7057 
 
 Dream and a forgetting, A. Hawthorne, J. 
 
 C. 823.5443 
 
 Dream children. Scudder, H. E. 808.1560 
 
 Dream life. Mitchell, D. G. 823.5290 
 
 Dreamer, A. Wylde, K.. 823.4043 
 
 Dreamer of dreams, A. Nicholson, J. S. 
 
 823.5501 
 Dred. Stowe, i^/r^. H. E.. (B.) 823.1526 
 
 Drew, Catherine. Lutaniste of St. Jacobi's. 
 
 823.1847 
 Drift from Redwood Camp. 43 pp. Harte, 
 F. B. p. 173, in 823.5281 
 
 Drift from two shores. Harte, F. B. 
 
 823.5285 
 Drifting island. The. Oilman, J: B. 
 
 808.1689 
 Drifting round the world. Hall, Capt. C: W. 
 
 808.1869 
 Drift-wood. Longfellow, H: W. 
 
 in 823.1010 
 Driven back to Eden. Roe, E: P. 823.4859 
 Driver Dallas. Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) 
 
 823.6680 
 
 !En|irlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 " Dropped from the clouds." Verne, J. 
 
 823.5784 
 Droz, Antoine Gustave. Around a spring. 
 
 Tr. byMS. 823.4042 
 
 Droz, Gustave. See Droz, Antoine Gustave. 
 Drysdale, W: The princess of Montserrat: a 
 
 strange narrative of adventure and peril on 
 
 land and sea. 823 . 732 1 
 
 Dubois, C: Madame Agnes. 823.6285 
 
 Du Boisgobey, Fortunl. The angel of the 
 
 bells. (L'ange du bourdon.) Tr. by L. 
 
 E. Kendall. 823 . 5097 
 
 Babiole, the pretty milliner. 2d pt. 
 
 in 823.5141 
 
 Same. ?« 823.5188 
 
 Cash on delivery. {Rubis sur Vongle. ) 
 
 in 823.5x35 
 Same. z« 823.5136 
 
 Closed door. 823 . 5092 
 
 Condemned door. {Porte close.) 
 
 in 823.5086 
 
 The consequences of a duel : a Parisian 
 
 romance. Tr. by A. D. Hall. 823.5098 
 
 The coral pin. Tr. by C. A. Merighi. 2 
 
 pts. 823.5093 
 
 The cry of blood. Tr. by L. E. Ken- 
 dall. 2 pts. in 823 . 5078 
 
 The lost casket. Tr. from "La main 
 
 coupee," by S. Lee. 823.4149 
 
 Issued also as The severed hand. 
 
 The lottery ticket. 823 . 5095 
 
 The Matapan affair. Tr. by L. E. Ken- 
 dall. 2 pts. (in i). 823.6595 
 
 The mystery of an omnibus, in 823 . 6702 
 
 Old age of Monsieur Lecoq. Tr. by F. 
 
 E. Garnett. 2 pts. (in i). 823.3226 
 
 Piedouche, a French detective. (Le coup 
 
 'd'oeil de M. Piedouche. ) 823 . 5094 
 
 The pretty jailer. 2 pts. (in i). 
 
 in 823.5025 
 
 The prima donna's husband. 
 
 in 823.5126 
 
 The red band: the adventures of a 
 
 young girl during the siege of Paris. 2 pts. 
 
 in 823.5130 
 
 The sculptor's daughter. {Margot la 
 
 balafrie.) Tr. by L. E. Kendall. 2 pts. 
 (in i). z« 823.5025 
 
 Sealed lips. 823 . 5096 
 
 The severed hand. {La main coupee.) 
 
 2 pts. (in i). 823.3393 
 
 Zig-zag, the clown; or, the steel gaunt- 
 lets, in 823 . 5069 
 
 Du Bois-Melly, C: The history of Nicolas 
 Muss: an episode of the massacre of St. 
 Bartholomew. 823 . 6570 
 
 Du Chaillu, Paul Belloni. Country of the 
 dwarfs. 808 . 693 
 
 Lost in the jungle: narrated for young 
 
 people. 808.692 
 
 My Apingi kingdom: with life in the 
 
 great Sahara, and sketches of the chase of 
 the ostrich, hyena, etc. 808.691 
 
 Stories of the gorilla country: narrated 
 
 for young people. 808 . 799 
 
 Wildlife under the equator: narrated for 
 
 young people. 808.694 
 
 Duchess, The, pseud. See Hungerford, Mrs. 
 Margaret. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 59 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction, Contin. 
 Duchess Frances. 2 vols. Keddie, H. 
 
 823.7226-7 
 Duchess of Rosemary 
 
 lane. 
 
 Duchesse de Langeais 
 Ducie diamonds, The. 
 
 Farjeon, B: L 
 823.5865 
 Balzac, H. de. 
 
 823.5211 
 Blatherwick, C. 
 
 in 823.5091 
 
 Dudevant, Mine. Amantine Lucile Aurore 
 
 (Dupin). \C: Sand.'] (1804-76.) Antonia. 
 
 Tr. by V. Vaughan. 823.6790 
 
 The bagpipers. Tr. by K.. P. Worme- 
 
 ley. 823.7027 
 
 Cesariue Dietrich. Tr. by E: Stan wood. 
 
 823.6295 
 
 Consuelo. 823.6214 
 
 Same. Tr. by F. Robinson. 823.6703 
 
 Same. 823.6885 
 
 The countess of Rudolstadt: sequel to 
 
 "Consuelo." 823.7090 
 
 Same. Tr. by F. Robinson, 823.6921 
 
 Fanchon the cricket; or, "La petite 
 
 fadette." 823.6847 
 
 Issued also as Little Fadette ; and Fadette. 
 
 First and true love; or, the days and 
 
 times of Monsieur Antoine. 823 . 6296 
 
 Indiana. With a biog. of George Sand, 
 
 and tr. by G: W. Richards. 823.6848 
 
 Jealousy; or, Teverino. With a biog. of 
 
 George Sand, and tr. by O. S. Leland. 
 
 823.6849 
 
 The marriage. 10 pp. {Also) The 
 
 cabbage. 13 pp. {Extr.from'L,a.-aiax&a.u 
 diable.) (Zimmern, H.., and A. Half- 
 hours with foreign novelists.) 
 
 in ** 823.6613 
 
 Mauprat. Tr. by V. Vaughan. 823.6850 
 
 The miller of Angibault. Tr. by M.. E. 
 
 Dewey 
 
 — Monsieur Sylvestre. Tr 
 Shaw. 
 
 — My sister Jeannie. 
 Crocker. 
 
 — Princess Nourmahal 
 derpoole. 
 
 — The snow man 
 
 Tr. 
 Tr. 
 
 823.6851 
 by F. G: 
 
 823.6914 
 by S. R. 
 
 823.6852 
 by L. Van- 
 
 823.5534 
 Tr. by V. Vaughan. 
 
 823.6853 
 
 Spiridion. ** 823.6640 
 
 The tower of Percemont. 823.2317 
 
 Note. — For her life and writings, see Arnold, M. 
 Mixed essays, «^c. 1883. p. 236, z« 824.407. — Caro, 
 ( — .) George Sand. (Rev. d. d. Mondes, 1887.) se p^r. 
 V. 83. p. 572, i« **54.398. — Uutlevant, A/we. A. Iv. 
 A. (D.) Histoire de ma vie. 4 vols, (in 2). 928.530-1. 
 — GB.\xX\eiT^'X: .,andoikers. Famous French authors. 
 p. 85, in 928.87.— Haussonville, G. P. O. C, vi- 
 conite d'. George Sand. 100 pp. {Rev. d.d. Mon- 
 des, 187S.) 3e p6r. v. 25, p. 729; v. 26, pp. 5, 332, in 
 **54'339~4°'~SaInte-Beuve, C. A. George Sand. 
 (In his Premiers lundis, v. 2.) 824.444. — Thack- 
 eray, W: M. Madam Sand and the new apoca- 
 lypse. 24pp. (/« Aw Paris sketch book.) p. 172, i'm 
 914. 131. — Thomas, B. (Life of) George Sand. 928. 
 658. — Underwood, S. A. Heroines of free-thought, 
 p. 117, in 922.234. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 369, 370, in 
 **5o.i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Tan. 1,1887. p. 125, m 
 **50.i2. 
 
 Dudley Carleon. Maxwell, 3Trs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.4991 
 
 Duellists, The. A tale of the " Thirty years' 
 war." 28 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, 
 v. 10. ) in ** 823 . 6656 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Duke of Albany's Own Highlanders, Grant, 
 
 J. 823.4796 
 
 Same. 823 . 5679 
 
 Duke of Monmouth. Griffin, G. 823.672 
 
 Duke's dilemma, The, 52 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 4.) in ** 823.6650 
 
 Duke's motto. The. 96 pp. Fdval, P. H. C. 
 
 * 823.6223 
 Duke's secret. The. Brame, Mrs. C, M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5080 
 
 Dulac, G: Before the dawn: a story of Paris 
 
 and the Jacquerie. 823 . 5402 
 
 Dulcie Carlyon. Grant, J. 823.6526 
 
 Dumas, Alexandre, the younger. (1824 — .) 
 
 Camille. {'* La dame aux camelias.'^) 
 
 823.5567 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, .r^(» Matthews, 
 J. B. Alex. Dumas, fils. 26 pp. (/« his French 
 dramatists of the 19th cent.) p. 136, in 824.39. — 
 Mauris, M. French men of letters, p. 151, in 
 928. 179. — Scherer, V,. Les prefaces de M. A. Dumas, 
 fils. 17 pp. {Etudes. . . V. 4.) p. 305, jw 844.35. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 371, in ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 125, in •* 
 50. i"- 
 Dumas, Alexandre Davy, (1803-1S70.) Ad- 
 ventures of a marquis. 823 . 5883 
 
 *Ascanio: an historical romance. 
 
 823.7161 
 
 *Beau Tancrede; or, the marriage ver- 
 dict, in 823.5063 
 
 Issued also as The marriage verdict; — The young 
 chevalier, 
 
 Same. {Also) The three guardsmen, 
 
 823.3229 
 
 The black tulip. 823.6450 
 
 Bragelonne, the son of Athos; or, "ten 
 
 years later": being the conclusion of 
 ' ' Twenty years after. " 823 . 6302 
 
 The chevalier de Maison Rouge: a tale 
 
 of the reign of terror, 823.3108 
 
 Same. 823.6522 
 
 Chicot the jester. (Sequel to Marguer- 
 ite de Valois. ) 823 .4611 
 Issued also as Diana of Meridor. 
 
 Same. 823.6514 
 
 La comtesse de Charny. (Same as 
 
 Countess de Charny, Last pt, Andrde de 
 Tavernay,) 
 
 The conscript. {Conscience IHnnocent.) 
 
 823.6923 
 
 The conspirators. 823.3164 
 
 Issued also as Chevalier d'Harmental. 
 
 Same. 823.6516 
 
 *Count of Monte-Cristo. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.6303 
 
 Same. 823.6508 
 
 Countess de Charny, (Sequel to Tak- 
 ing the Bastile. ) 823 . 3099 
 
 Same. 823.6521 
 
 Diana of Meridor. (Same as Chicot the 
 
 jester.) 
 
 Doctor Basilius. 
 
 Felina de Chambure 
 
 Forty-five guardsmen 
 
 the jester.) 
 
 Same. 
 
 *The half brothers. 
 
 Issued also as The iron hand. 
 
 The horrors of Paris: a sequel to "The 
 
 Mohicans of Paris." 823.6228 
 
 823.7346 
 The female fiend. 
 823.5880 
 (Sequel to Chicot 
 823.5538 
 823.6515 
 823.7085 
 
ENGWSH FICTION 
 
 60 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Dumas, Alexandre Davy. Contin. 
 
 Ingenue. 823.3243 
 
 The iron mask. Tr. by T: Williams. 
 
 823.5803 
 
 Isabel of Bavaria. 823.3161 
 
 Joseph Balsamo: a novel. 823.5903 
 
 Issued also as Memoirs of a physician. 
 
 Louisa; or, the adventures of a French 
 
 milliner. Tr. by G. Griswold. 823.5881 
 
 Louise La Valli^re. 823 . 5802 
 
 Love and liberty: a thrilling narrative 
 
 of the French revolution of 1792. 823.6915 
 
 Madame de Chamblay. 823 . 5879 
 
 The man with five wives. 823.5882 
 
 * Marguerite de Valois. 823.5183 
 
 Issued also as Margaret of Navarre. 
 
 Same. 823.6513 
 
 The memoirs of a physician. 823.6518 
 
 Memoirs of a physician ser. : 
 
 i: The memoirs ot a physician. — 2: The queen's 
 necklace.— 3: Six years later.— 4: The countess of 
 Charny.- 5: Andr6e de Taverney.— 6: The chevalier 
 de Maison-Rouge. 
 
 The Mohicans of Paris. 823.6353 
 
 Contin. and conclusion Salvator. 
 
 Nanon; or, women's war. 823.734S 
 
 Pauline; or, buried alive. 823.5565 
 
 Issued also as Buried alive. 
 
 Queen's necklace. (Sequel to Memoirs 
 
 of a physician.) 823.3481 
 
 Same. S23.6519 
 
 Regent's daughter. (Sequel to The con- 
 spirators.) 823.2739 
 
 Same. 823.6517 
 
 Six years later: being the "third series" 
 
 of " The memoirs of a physician. " 823 . 6286 
 Issued also as Taking the Bastile. 
 
 Taking the Bastile: a sequel to The 
 
 Queen's necklace. 823.6520 
 
 *The three guardsmen. in 823.3229 
 
 Issued also as The three musketeers. 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5088; 823 . 6930 
 
 The three guardsmen ser. : 
 
 i: The three gfuardsmen.— 2: Twenty years after. 
 — 3: Bragelonne, the son of Athos. — 4: The iron 
 mask. — 5: Louise de La Vallidre. 
 
 * The three musketeers. (Being the first 
 
 of the d' Artagnan romances. ) 823 . 6509 
 
 * Twenty years after. (Sequel to The 
 
 three musketeers.) 823.2748 
 
 Same. «« 823.5077; 823.6500; 823.6510 
 
 The twin captains. 823.5564 
 
 Issued also as Twin lieutenants. 
 
 * The two Dianas. 823.7347 
 
 Vicomte de Bragelonne : being the com- 
 pletion of "The three musketeers," and 
 " Twenty years after. " 2 vols. 823.6511-12 
 
 The watchmaker. 823.2448 
 
 The young chevalier. (Sylvandire. ) 
 
 Same as The marriage verdict. — Beau Tan- 
 cred. 
 
 Note. — * Authorship auestioned. See Qu^rard's 
 Supercheries litt6raires a6voil6es, v. i. pp. 1086- 11 18, 
 in •* 14.8. 
 
 Note.— Vor his life and writings, s^i; Bibliogra- 
 phy. Ivorenz, O. Catalogue g^niral de la Librarie 
 Jransaise. vols. 2, 5, 9. ** 15.32, 35, 38*. — Castelar, 
 E. Alexander Dumas. {In his Life of Lord 
 Byron . . . ) p. 207, in 92S.337. — Dumas, A. 
 D. Mes memoires. 10 vols, (in 5). 1850-2. 
 928.532-6. — Fitzgerald, P. Life and adventures 
 of Dumas. 2 vols. 1S73. 92S.88-9.— Gautier, T., 
 and others. Famous French authors. 1S79. p. 
 264, in 92'?. 87.— Hay ward, A. Alexander Dumas. 
 (/« his Selected essays, v, i.) p. 393, in 824.252.— 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Dumas, Alexandre Davy. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 Mattliews, J. B. Dumas. 32 pp. {In his French 
 dramatists of the 19th cent.) p. 46, in 824.39. — 
 Komand, H. Pontes et romanciers modernes de 
 la France. 35 pp. {Rev. d. d. Mondes. 1834. 3e 
 p6r. V.I.) p. 129, ?«**54.ii4. — Sainte-Beuve, C. 
 A. Dumas. (/« Aw Premiers lundis, v. 2.) 824.444. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. 
 SO-i''. 
 
 Dun, The. Edgeworth, M. 
 Same. p 
 
 Duncan Campbell, Life . . 
 
 p. 371, in ** 
 p. 125, in ** 
 
 in 823.506 
 
 295, ?■« 823.7427 
 
 of. De Foe, D. 
 
 823.2125 
 
 Dunderviksborg and other tales. Henderson, 
 Mrs. F.. C. 823.6534 
 
 Dunlap, Walter D. [Sylvamis Cobb, Jr.] 
 The painter of Parma: an Italian story of 
 love, mystery and adventure. 823.7011 
 
 Dunlap, W: Thirty years ago; or, the mem- 
 oirs of a water drinker. 2 vols. 823 . 487-8 
 Dunning, C. 6"^!? Wood, C. Dunning. 
 Dupree, Frank. Married by proxy. 823.7251 
 Dupuy, Eliza Ann. All for love; or, the out- 
 law's bride. 823 . 490 
 
 The cancelled will. 823.491 
 
 The clandestine marriage. 823 . 492 
 
 The dethroned heiress. 823.493 
 
 The Huguenot exiles; or, the times of 
 
 Louis XIV.: a historical novel. 823.489 
 
 Michael Rudolph. 823 . 4284 
 
 A new way to win a fortune. 823 . 499 
 
 ■ Was he guilty? 823.501 
 
 Issued also as How he did it. 
 
 Who shall be victor? A sequel to "The 
 
 cancelled will." 823.502 
 
 Why did he marry her ? 823 . 503 
 
 Durand, Mme. Alice Marie Cdleste (Henry). 
 
 \_H: Griville.'] Aline. Tr. by W: G. 
 Temple. 823 . 7046 
 
 Ariadne. 823.2326 
 
 Bonne-Marie: a tale of Normandy and 
 
 Paris. Tr. by M.. N. Sherwood. 823.6867 
 
 Guy's marriage. Tr. by M.. N. Sher- 
 wood. 823.4610 
 
 Mam'zelle Eugdnie. 823.4934 
 
 Markof, the Russian violinist. Tr. by 
 
 H.. Stanley. 823.6920 
 
 Pretty little countess Zina. Tr. by M.. 
 
 N. Sherwood. 
 
 The princess Oghdrof. Tr. 
 
 Sherwood. 
 
 Sylvie's betrothed 
 
 wood. 
 
 823.7101 
 
 by M.. N. 
 
 823.4035 
 
 Tr. by M.. N. Sher- 
 
 823.4526 
 
 Trials of Raissa. {Les ^preuves de 
 
 Raissa.) Tr. by M. . N. Sherwood. 823 . 4001 
 
 Xenie's inheritance. Tr. by L. E. Ken- 
 dall. 823.4209 
 
 Durward, Mostyn. For better, for worse. 
 
 823.4773 
 
 Dusantes, The. Stockton, F. R: 823.6192 
 
 Dust. Hawthorne, J. C. 823.4742 
 
 Dusty diamonds. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.1272 
 
 Dutchman's fireside. 2 vols, (in i). Pauld- 
 ing, J. K. 823.7014 
 
 Dutheil, Eugenie. [Mme. Eiighiie de La 
 Rochere.'^ The castle of Roussillon; or, 
 Quercy in the sixteenth century. Tr. by 
 Mrs. J. Sadlier. 823.6871 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 61 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Dwarfs. Smithson, I., and Barnes, G: F. 
 About giants and otlier wonder people. 
 
 808.1598 
 
 Dynamiter, The. Stevenson, R. L:, and Ste- 
 venson, Mrs. F. Van de G. in 823.5078 
 
 Dynevor terrace. Yonge, C. M.. 823.1766 
 
 Earl Hubert's daughter. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 808.1525 
 
 Earl of Mayfield. 823 . 1253 
 
 Earle, Anne Richardson. Her great ambi- 
 tion. 823.7339 
 
 Earl's atonement, The. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 (L.) «■« 823.5088 
 
 Earl's error, The. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5123 
 
 Earl's promise, The. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. 
 (C.) 823.1323 
 
 Early dawn, The. Charles, Mrs. E- (R.) 
 
 823.208 
 
 Early lessons. Edgeworth, M. 808.292 
 
 Early western life. Rideout, Mrs. J. B. 
 
 808.1596 
 
 Earnest trifler. Sprague, M.. A. 
 
 Earth trembled, The. Roe, E: P. 
 
 East Angels. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 East Lynne. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 Eastern tales, by many story tellers, 
 tine, Mrs. — , cd. 
 
 Eavesdropper, The. 69 pp. 
 
 Ebb-tide. Tiernan, Mrs. F. 
 
 Eberhardt, (- 
 (Roscoe, T: 
 
 823.2005 
 
 823.5270 
 
 823.4966 
 
 823.1731 
 
 Valen- 
 
 808.389 
 
 Payn, J. 
 
 in 823.6691 
 C. (F.) 
 
 823.6226 
 .) Popular traditions. 34 pp. 
 The German novelists, v. 2.) 
 p. 179, in ** 823 .6827 
 Ebers, Georg Moritz. The bride of the 
 Nile. Tr. by C.Bell. 2 vols, 823.5738-9 
 
 The burgomaster's wife. Tr. by M.. J. 
 
 SafiFord. 823.4311 
 
 An Egyptian princess. Tr. by E. S. 
 
 Buchheim. 823.3258 
 
 Issued also as Daughter of an Egyptian king. 
 
 Same. Tr. by E. Grove. 2 vols. 
 
 823.2347-8 
 
 The emperor. Tr. by C. Bell. 2 vols. 
 
 823.4202-3 
 
 Gred of Nuremberg: a romance of the 
 
 15th century. Tr. by E. V. Conder. 
 
 823.7039 
 
 Homo sum. Tr. by C. Bell. 823.4063 
 
 Same. 823.4525 
 
 Joshua: a tale of Biblical times. Tr. by 
 
 M.. J. SafiFord. 823.6998 
 
 Margery (Gred.): a tale of old Nurem- 
 berg. Tr. by C. Bell. 2 vols. 823.6571-2 
 Jssuedalsoas Gred of Nuremberg. 
 
 A question. Tr. by M.. J. SafiFord. 
 
 823.4200 
 Serapis. Tr. by C. Bell. 823.4926 
 
 Same. Tr. by M.. S. Smith. 823.5088 
 
 The sisters. Tr. by C. Bell. 823.2578 
 
 Uarda: a romance of ancient Egypt. 
 
 Tr. by C. Bell. 2 vols. 823.2161-2 
 
 A word only a word. 823 . 7452 
 
 Echo of passion, An. Lathrop, G: P. 
 
 823.5364 
 Eckstein, Ernst. Aphrodite: a romance of 
 ancient Hellas. Tr. by M.. J. SafiFord. 
 
 823.6981 
 
 Eng-lisli Fiction, Co7itin. 
 Eckstein, Ernst. Contin. 
 
 Cards for four. 26 pp. Tr. by Mrs. F.. 
 
 C. Henderson. (Henderson, Mrs. F.. C. 
 
 Dunderviksborg . . . ) 1881. 
 
 p. 243, in 823.6534 
 
 The Chaldean magician: an adventure 
 
 in Rome in the reign of the emperor Dio- 
 cletian. Tr. by M.. J. SafiFord. 823.7125 
 
 Nero: a romance. Tr. by C. Bell and 
 
 M.. J. SafiFord. 2 vols. 823.7150-1 
 
 Prusias: a romance of ancient Rome 
 
 under the Republic. Tr. by C. Bell. 2 vols. 
 
 823.4731-2 
 
 Quintus Claudius: a romance of impe- 
 rial Rome. Tr. by C. Bell. 2 vols. 
 
 823.6982-3 
 
 Eddy, Daniel Clarke. Walter's tour in the 
 east. 6 vols. 808.1646-51 
 
 V. I. Walter in Egrypt. 808.1646 
 
 V. 2. Walter in Jerusalem. 808.1647 
 
 V. 3. Walter in Samaria. 808.1648 
 
 V. 4. Walter in Damascus. 808.1649 
 
 V. 5. Walter in Constantinople. 808.1650 
 
 V. 6. Walter in Athens. 80S. 1651 
 
 Eddy, J: A dinner-party. 48 pp. {In Sto- 
 ries by Amer. authors, v. 2.) 
 
 p. 92, t« 823.4703 
 
 Eden, I/on. Emily. The semi-detached 
 house. Ed. by Lady M. T: Lewis. 
 
 823.4183 
 
 Edgar, J: G: A boy's adventures in the bar- 
 ons' wars. 808 . 1909 
 
 Cavaliers and Roundheads. 808.1483 
 
 History for boys ; or, annals of the na- 
 tions of modem Europe. 808 . 800 
 
 Same. 808.803 
 
 Sea kings and naval heroes: a book for 
 
 boys. 808.802 
 
 Wars of the Roses. 808.801 
 
 Edgar Hun tly. Brown, C: B. 823.139 
 
 Sajne. 823.6203 
 
 Edgeworth, Maria, (i 767-1849.) Belinda. 2 
 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. The 
 British novelists, vols. 49-50.) 
 
 ** 823.2110-2111 
 
 V. r. Belinda. 
 
 V. 2. Belinda, concluded.— The modern Griselda. 
 
 Early lessons. — Parents' assistant. — 
 
 Frank. — Rosamond. — Harry and Lucy. 
 Re-ed. and rev. by Mrs. Valentine. 808 . 292 
 
 The modern Griselda. ( With her Be- 
 linda.) 82 pp. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), 
 ed. The British novelists, v. 50.) 
 
 p. 245, in 823. 211 1 
 
 Murad, the unlucky, 45 pp. (Johnson, 
 
 R., ed. Little classics, v. 12.) 
 
 p. 88, iti 829.135 
 
 Tales and miscellaneous pieces. 14 vols. 
 
 ** 823.4646-59 
 Contents: — v. i. Castle Rackrent. — Essay on Irish 
 
 bulls.— Modem Griselda. * 823.4646 
 
 vols. 2-3. Belinda. 823.4647-8 
 
 V. i.. Essay on self-justification. — I,eonora. — Letters 
 
 of Julia and Caroline, etc. * 823 .4649 
 
 V. 5. Lame Jervas. — Limerick gloves. — Lottery. — 
 
 Manufacturers. — Murad the unlucky. — Out of 
 
 debt out of danger. — Rosanna. — The will. 
 
 * 823.4650 
 V. 6. Contrast. — Dramas, (viz.: Love and law; — 
 
 Rose, thistle and shamrock.)— Grateful negro.— 
 
 To-morrow. * 823.4651 
 
 V. 7. Almeria.— Ennui. * 823.^1652 
 
 V. 8. The dun.— Madame de Fleury.— Manccuvring. 
 
 • 823-4653 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 62 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engflisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Edgeworth, Maria. Contin. 
 
 Tales and miscellaneous pieces. Contin. 
 
 Contents. Contin. 
 
 V. 9. Emilie de Coulanges. — Vivian. * 823 .4654 
 
 V. 10. The absentee. * 823.4655 
 
 vols. 11-12 Patronage. * 823.4656-7 
 
 V. 13. Harrington. — Ormond. *823.4658 
 
 V. 14. OxvaoTsA, concluded. * 823.4659 
 
 Tales and novels. 18 vols. 823.7422-39 
 
 Contents:— V. i. Castle Rackrent. — Essay on Irish 
 
 bulls. — Essay on . . .self-justification. 823.7422 
 vols. 2-3. Moral tales. 2 vols. (viz..-v.i: Forester. 
 — The Prussian vase. — The good aunt. v. 2: An- 
 gelina; or, I'amie inconnue. — The good French 
 governess. — Mademoiselle Panache. — The knap- 
 sack.) 823.7423-4 
 vols. 4-5. Popular tales. 2 vols. {viz.:v.i: Lame 
 Jervas. — The will. — The Linierick gloves. — Out of 
 debt out of danger.— The lottery.— Rosanna. v. 
 2: Murad, the unlucky. — The manufacturers. — 
 The contrast. — The grateful negro. — To-morrow.) 
 
 823.7425-6 
 vols. 6-10. Tales of fashionable life. 5 vols, (viz.: 
 v. i: Ennui. — The dun. v. 2: Manoeuvring. — Al- 
 meria. v. 3: Vivian, vols. 4-5: The absentee, 
 v. 5: {Also) Madame de Fleury. — Emilie de Cou- 
 langes. — Modem Griselda.) 823.7427-31 
 vols. 11-12. Belinda. 2 vols. 823.7432-33 
 V. 13. Leonora. — Letters on various subjects. 
 
 823.7434 
 
 vols. 14-16. Patronage. 3 vols. v. 3: (Also) Comic 
 
 dramas, (vtz.: Love and law; — The rose, thistle 
 
 and shamrock.) 823.7435-37 
 
 V. 17. Harrington. — Thoughts on bores. 823.7438 
 
 v. 18. Ormond. 823.7439 
 
 Tales of fashionable life, (viz.): Ennui; 
 
 — Emilie de Coulanges. _ 823.505 
 
 Same, (viz.): Manoeuvring; — Madame 
 
 de Fleury;— The dun. 823.506 
 
 Same, (viz.): Vivian; — Almeria. 823.507 
 
 Note.— 'Por her life and writings, see Drake, S: 
 
 A. Our great benefactors. 1884. p. 69, z« * 920.312. 
 — Hayward, A. Maria Edgeworth: her life and 
 writings. 57 pp. (5zoe. . . • and crit. essays, v. I.) 
 p. 130, zn 824. 220. — Jeaffreson, J: C. Maria Edge- 
 worth. 8 pp. (/n his Novels, etc., v. 2.) p. 7, in 
 820.187.— 01iphant,.fl/)i. M. O. (W.) Maria Edge- 
 worth. (/« her Lit. hist, of Eng.) 1883. p. 325, in 
 820.89. — Oliver, G. A. A study of Maria Edge- 
 worth. 1882. 928.399. — Stephen, L. Dictionary of 
 national biography, V. 16. p. 380, z« ** 920.330^°.— 
 Zimmern, H.. (Life of) Maria Edgeworth. (Fam. 
 women ,ser.) 18S4. 928.662. 
 
 See also references in Allibone's Diet, of Eng. 
 lit., V. I. p. 542, in ** 803.6. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 338, in ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 130, in** 
 50. 1=. 
 
 Edina. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 823.6361 
 
 Edith Lyle. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.791 
 Edith Mortimer. Parsons, Mrs. G. (H.) 
 
 823.1234 
 Editor's tales, An. Trollope, A. 823 . 1616 
 Edmond Dantes. Sequel to the Count of 
 
 Monte-Cristo. 823.6120 
 
 Edna Browning. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.792 
 Edward. 2 vols. Moore, J: 823.6462-63 
 
 Same. 4 vols. ** 823.6768-71 
 
 Edwardes, 3frs. Annie. Archie Lovell: a 
 
 love story. in 823 .2815 
 Same. 823.5807 
 
 A ball-room repentance. — Vivian the 
 
 beauty. (/i«rf) A point of honor. 823.2785 
 
 A ball-room repentance. 
 
 Issued also as At the eleventh hour. 
 
 A blue-Stocking. 823.1906 
 
 Jet: her face or her fortune ? 823.2905 
 
 Leah: a woman of fashion. 823.6376 
 
 Same. (/J/^o) Archie LovelL 823.2815 
 
 Eilgrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Edwardes, Mrs. Annie. Contin. 
 
 Ought we to visit her ? 823 .5869 
 
 Same. {Also) Philip EarnscliflFe. 
 
 823.3233 
 
 Pearl-powder. 823.7372 
 
 Philip EarnsclifiFe. {With her 0\xg\itv}& 
 
 to visit her ?) in 823 . 3233 
 
 A point of honor. 823.514 
 
 Same. in 823 . 2785 
 
 Steven Lawrence: a love story. 
 
 823.5806 
 
 Susan Fielding: a love story. 823.5856 
 
 A vagabond heroine. 823.517 
 
 Same. in'&i2>-^^\ 
 
 Vivian the beauty. in 823 . 2785 
 
 Same. 823.4354 
 
 Edwards, Amelia Blandford. The four-fifteen 
 
 express. 38 pp. (Johnson, R., ^a?. Little 
 classics, V. 8.) p. 71, /« 829.131 
 
 Hand and glove. in 823.2522 
 
 Same. 823.4385 
 
 Miss Carew. 823 . 5086 
 
 Same. (.r4/5c») My brother's wife. {And) 
 
 Hand and glove. 823 . 2522 
 
 My brother's wife. ( With her Miss 
 
 Carew.) ?'» 823 . 2522 
 
 Edwards, Bruce. Rachel Noble's experience. 
 
 823.7073 
 Edwards, C: Di Vasari: a tale of Florence. 
 
 95 PP- (-^'^ Tales from Blackwood, v. 8.) 
 
 in •** 823.6654 
 Edwards, Harry Stillwell. Two runaways, 
 
 and other stories. 823.6325 
 
 Edwards, H: Sutherland. Case of Reuben 
 
 Malachi. in 823.5074 
 
 Edwards, Matilda Barbara Betham- Doctor 
 
 Jacob. 823 . 4099 
 • Same. in 823.5055; z« 823.5068 
 
 Flower of doom, and other stories. 
 
 in 823.5108 
 
 Love and mirage: an out-of-door ro- 
 mance. (Anon.) z« 823.5036 
 
 The Sylvestres; or, the outcasts. 
 
 823.519 
 
 Same. 823.5846 
 
 Edwin Brothertoft. Winthrop, T. 823.1724 
 Edwy the fair. Crake, .^^y. A. D. 823.5656 
 Effie Ogilvie. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 in 823.5131 
 
 Eggleston, E: The circuit rider: a tale of the 
 
 heroic age. 823.520 
 
 The end of the world: a love story. 
 
 823.521 
 
 The Graysons: a story of Illinois. 
 
 823.5516 
 
 The hoosier school -master: a novel. 
 
 823.522 
 
 The mystery of Metropolisville. 823.523 
 
 Queer stories for boys and girls. 
 
 808.1418 
 
 Roxy. 823.4029 
 
 , and Seelye, Mrs. Lillie (Eggleston). 
 
 Famous American Indians. 
 Brant and Red Jacket. 808 . 767 
 
 Montezuma and the conquest of Mexico. 808.826 
 Tecumseh and the Shawnee prophet. 808. 1589 
 
 Eggleston, G: Cary. Big brother series : 
 Captain Sam; or, tiie boy scouts of 1814. 
 
 80S. 1057 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 63 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Eggleston, G: Cary. Contin. 
 
 Strange stories from history for young 
 
 people. 808.1432 
 
 The wreck of the Red Bird: a story of 
 
 the Carolina coast . 808 . 1 142 
 
 Eglantine. Stephenson, Mrs. E. (T.) 
 
 823.5989 
 Egoist, The. Meredith, G: 823.2264 
 
 Same. 3 vols. 
 Egypt, Ancient. 
 Gautier.T. 
 
 823.6620 
 823.4369-71 
 
 The romance of a mummy. 
 823.4544 
 
 ■ Hearn, L. Book of Thoth: from an 
 
 Egyptian papyrus. 14 pp. {In his Stray 
 leaves . . . ) p- 19, in 823.4791 
 
 Henty, G: A. The cat of Bubastes. 
 
 (Time of Thotmes III.) 808 . 1605 
 
 Melville, G: J: Wbyte- Sarchedon : a 
 
 legend of the great queen. (B. C. 2000.) 
 
 in ** 823.4662 
 
 Walloth, W. The king's treasure house. 
 
 (B. C. 2000.) 823.6986 
 
 Ingraham, J. H. The pillar of fire; or, 
 
 Israel in bondage. (B. C. 1491.) 249.13 
 
 Ebers, G. M. Uarda: a romance of an- 
 cient Egypt. 2 vols. (.B. C. 1489. Ram- 
 esesIL) 823.2161-2 
 
 Joshua: a tale of Biblical times. (B. 
 
 C. 1391?) 823.6998 
 
 Egyptian princess. (B. C. 526.) 
 
 823.3258 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 
 The sisters. (B. C. 160.) 
 
 First century^ A. D. Croly, G: 
 3 vols. 
 
 Second century., A. D. Ebers, G. M. The 
 emperor. 2 vols. (Roman dominion and 
 early Christianity.) 823.4202-3 
 
 Third century, A. D. Moore, T: The epi- 
 curean. (Worship of Isis.) 187.2 
 
 Fourth century, A. D. 
 
 Ebers, G. M. Homo sum. 
 
 Serapis. (Edict of 
 
 against paganism.) 
 
 Same. 
 
 Fifth centtiry, A. D. Kingsley, C: Hypa- 
 
 tia. (Neo-Platonism.) 823.933 
 
 Seventh century, A. D. Ebers, G. M. Bride 
 
 of the Nile. 2 vols. 823.5738-9 
 
 Eleventh century, A. D. Disraeli, B: Alroy. 
 
 823.458 
 
 Note. — See Belzonl, G. B. Narrative of . . . 
 recent discoveries. . . in Egypt and Nubia, v. i: 
 Text. V. 2: Plates. 2 vols. 1820. ** 962. 28-9. — Bib- 
 liography. Bibliotheca .^gyptiaca and supple- 
 ment. 2 vols, (in i). * 16.53;— Triibner& Co. Cata- 
 logue of leading books on Egypt and Egyptology 
 .... 1881. ** 11.351.— Brugsch-bey, H: Geo- 
 graphische Inschriften altiigyptischer Denknialer. 
 3 vols. 1857-60. ** 932. 56-8;— History of Egypt 
 under the Pharaohs. 2 vols. 932.13-14.— Bunsen, 
 C. C. J. Egypt's place in universal history. 5 vols. 
 1854-67. *962.3-7.— Dancker, M. Hist, of an- 
 tiquity. 6 vols. {See v. i.) * 930. 145-50.— Egypt 
 Exploration Fand. Publications. 6 vols. 1885- 
 1888. *'=932.52-52''. — Herodotus. Hist.; ed. by 
 Rawlinson. 4 vols. *93o.36-9. — Ijanoye, F. de. 
 Ramesesthe great; or, Egypt 3300 years ago. 1875. 
 931.1.— Maspero, G. C. C: Egyptian archaeology. 
 lUus. 932 .60.— BawUnson. C. C. History of an- 
 cient Egypt. 2 vols. 932.62-3;— Story of ancient 
 Egypt (Story of the nations). 1890. 932.55.— Wil- 
 
 823.2347-8 
 
 823.2578 
 
 Salathiel. 
 
 823.345-7 
 
 823.4063 
 Theodosius 
 823.4926 
 823.5088 
 
 liiig'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Eg^pt, Ancient. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 klnson, 5iV J. G. Manners and customs of the an- 
 cient Egyptians. 2ded. 3 vols. 1878. * 932. 23-5; — 
 Popular account of the ancient Egyptians. 2 vols. 
 1874. 932 •2-3- 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 69. No. 4, 1884, p. 90. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 59. No. 5, 1888, pp. 97, 98. 
 
 See also Encyclop. Britann. Index, p. 144, in 
 ** 32.27P. 
 Egypt, Modern. 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in the 
 
 Levant, with a Talmudist story-teller . . . 
 trip through Egypt. 808.1812 
 
 De Leon, E. Askaros Kassis the Copt. 
 
 823.4048 
 
 Eddy, D, C, Walter in Egypt. 
 
 808.1646 
 
 Fletcher, J, C. Kismet. 823 . 4301 
 
 Grant, J. The Royal Highlanders; or, 
 
 the Black Watch in Egypt. 823 . 6530 
 
 Hale, E: E., and Hale, S. A family 
 
 flight over Egypt . . . 808.1829 
 
 Knox, T: The boy travellers in the far 
 
 east. Pt4. 808.1838 
 
 Palgrave, W: G. Hermann Agha: an 
 
 eastern narrative. (Egypt, 1762-1773.) 
 
 823.1229 
 Note.— See Bibliography. Bowen, J. E. Con- 
 flict of East and West in Egypt. {Polit. sci. guar., 
 1886, v. I.) (Books and periodicals consulted, pp. 
 676-677.) pp. 295, 449, 636, in 320.132''. — Gleichen, 
 Count, (— ). With the Camel Corps up the Nile. 
 (1884-85.) 1889. 916.190.— Gordon, G^n. C.J. Jour- 
 nals at Khartoum. (Ed. from MSS. by Hake.) 1885. 
 916.166.— Jerrold, W: B., ed. The Belgium of the 
 east. 916.194.— r>ane, E: W. ... Manners and 
 customs of the modern Egyptians. (1825-1835.) 2 
 vols. 1871. 962.24-5.— Murray, J: Handbook for 
 travellers in lower and upper Egypt. 1888. * 9102.3, 
 — ^Royle, C: The Egyptian campaigns, 1882-1885, 
 and events which led to them. 2 vols. 1886. ^2. 
 26-7. — Wallace, D. M. Egypt and the Egyptian 
 question. 1883. 962.21. — Waters, Mrs. C. (E.) 
 (Hist, of) Egypt. 1881. 932.53.— Wilson, 5z>C. W. 
 From Korti to Khartum (to relieve Gordon). 1885. 
 916.193. 
 
 See also Bartlett, S. C. From Egypt to Pales- 
 tine. 1879. 914.180. — Field, H:M. From Egypt to 
 Japan. 1877. 910.120.— Glennie, J. S. S. Pilgrim 
 memories. 1875. 915.54. — IVl artineau, H. Eastern 
 life: present and past. 1848. 915.113: — Same. 962. 
 10. — Taylor, I: Leaves from an Egyptian note- 
 book. 1888. 916.196. 
 lyramids. 
 
 See Seiss, J. A. Miracle in stone. <^th ed. 1877. 
 916.32. — Smyth, P. Our inheritance in the great 
 pyramid. 4th ed. 1880. 932.8. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 69, 70. No. 4, 1884, p. 90. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 59. No. 5, 18S8, pp. 97, 98. 
 
 5^^ a/io Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 394-7, in ** 
 c,o.i\— Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 133-5, '« 
 ** 50.12. 
 
 6>g a/so Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept.of StaU.) 
 ** 350-5496'-='. 
 
 Seealso Index to Harper's monthly, pp. 173-4, 
 in ** 51 .475. 
 
 See also Rowell, J. C. Contents-index. {Lib. oj 
 Univ. of Cat.) ** 19.134. 
 Eg^3rptian princess. An. Ebers, G. M. 
 
 823.3258 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.2347-8 
 
 Eichhofs, The. Bethusy-Huc, V. Grdfin. 
 
 823.4345 
 
 Eight hundred leagues on the Amazon. (Ft. 
 
 I of The giant raft.) Verne, J. 823.4350 
 
 Same. 823.6310 
 
 "89. Heury, E. 823.5441 
 
ENGUSH FICTION 
 
 64 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Eiloart, Mrs. C. J. G. See Eiloart, Mrs. E.. 
 Eiloart, 3Irs. E.. Some of our girls. 
 
 823 . 5091 
 Eisenbach. Picken, A. p. 119, «"« 823.702 
 El Fureidis. Cummius, M. S. 823.354 
 
 Elbon, Barbara, pseud. See Halstead, Leo- 
 nora B. 
 Elect lady, The. MacDonald, G: 823.5409 
 Elective affinities. Gothe, J. W. von. 
 
 823.6801 
 Elena. Comyn, L. N. 
 Eleventh commandment, The. 
 
 823.272 
 
 Barrili, A. G. 
 
 823.4508 
 
 in 808.585 
 
 808.1207 
 
 Elfred. Abbott, J. 
 Elfreda. Dixon, Mrs. (— .) 
 Eli. 38 pp. Chaplin, H. W. 
 
 p. 55, z« 823.4710 
 Ehot, G:, pseud. See Cross, Mrs. M.. Ann. 
 
 (Evans). 
 Elizabeth. Cottin, Mme. S. (R.) 823.4965 
 
 Same. p. 701, in ** 823.6215 
 
 Elizabethines, The. 38 pp. Gore, Mrs. C. 
 
 F.. G. (M.) p. 189, in ** 823.6568 
 
 Elizabeth's fortune. Thomas, B. 823.4998 
 Ella of Garveloch. Martineau, H. 
 
 in ** 823 . 6707 
 Ellen Middleton. FuUerton, Lady G. C. (L. 
 
 ^•) 823.593 
 
 Ellen Norbury. Bennett, E. 823 . 70 
 
 EUie. 26 pp. Shorthouse, J. H: 
 
 p. 281, z« 823.5438 
 Elhnwood, March. A year at Poplar Row. 
 
 823.524 
 Elliot, F.. The Italians: a novel. 823.526 
 
 The red cardinal. «« 823.5060 
 
 ■ Romance of old court-life in France. 
 
 823.6050 
 Elliott, Mrs. Maud (Howe). The San Ro- 
 sario ranch. 823 . 475 1 
 
 Elliott, S. B. The Felmeres: a novel. 
 
 823.525 
 
 Ellis, Mrs. S.. (Stickney.) Family secrets; 
 
 or, hints to those who would make home 
 
 happy. 3 vols. 823.527-9 
 
 Hearts and homes; or, social distinc- 
 tion. 3 vols. 823.530-2 
 
 Home; or, the iron rule: a domestic 
 
 story. 823.4101 
 
 Pique: a tale of the English aristocracy 
 
 :Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Emilie de Coulanges. 70 pp. Edgeworth, M. 
 p. 171, z« 823.505 
 
 823.4633 
 823.780 
 823.804 
 
 823.559 
 
 823.560 
 
 823.4644 
 
 (Anon.) 
 Elsa. Hogbin, Rev. A. C. 
 Elsie Venner. Holmes, O. W. 
 Elsie's children. Finley, M. 
 Elsie's motherhood. Finley, M. 
 
 Elsie's widowhood. Finley, M. o-t-tt 
 
 Elster's folly. Wood, J/;r.f. E. (P.) 823.6008 
 Elves, The. 7 pp. Tieck, L. 823.6328* 
 
 Emerald gems: a chaplet of Irish fireside 
 
 tales, historic, domestic and legendary. 
 
 823.1190 
 Emery, Mrs. E. B. Queens. 823.533 
 
 Emery, M. S. Every-day business; notes on 
 
 its practical details: arranged for young 
 
 people. 808.1586 
 
 Emery, S.. A. Three generations. 823.5858 
 Emigrants of Ahadarra. Carleton, W: 
 
 823.170 
 
 Same. 
 
 Sam,e. 
 Emma. Abbott, J. 
 Emma. Austen, J. 
 
 295, in ** 823.4654 
 p. 143, /» 823.7431 
 tn 808.581 
 823.43 
 
 Emmanuel. Cooley, W: F. 823.6575 
 
 Emperor, The. 2 vols. Ebers, G. M. 
 
 823 . 4202-3 
 Empress Josephine. Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) 
 
 823.6266 
 Empty heart. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. (H.) 
 
 823.1552 
 
 Enchanted moccasins and other legends of the 
 
 American Indians. Matthews, C. 808.1856 
 
 Enchanter Faustus and Queen Elizabeth. 12 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, v. 2.) 
 
 in ** 823.6648 
 Enchanting and enchanted. Hacklander, F. 
 W. 808.1493 
 
 End of New York. 60 pp. Benjamin, P. 
 
 p. 82, in 823.4706 
 
 End of the world. Eggleston, E: 823.521 
 
 Endymion. Disraeli, B: 823.2313 
 
 Same. 823.2314; 823.6157 
 
 Engel, Dr. M. E. Popular tales. 29 pp. 
 
 (Roscoe, T: The Gertnan novelists, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 346, in ** 823.6829 
 
 Engineer, The. Abbott, J. 808.586 
 
 England. See also London. 
 
 Abbott, J. Story of English history, 
 
 from the earliest periods to the American 
 revolution. {Harper's story books, v. 5.) 
 
 808.584 
 
 Vernon; or, conversations about old 
 
 times in England. {Harper's story books, 
 V. 9.) ?■« 808.588 
 
 Adams, W: T. Red Cross; or, Young 
 
 America in England and Wales. 808.493 
 
 Bell, R., ed. Early ballads: illustrative 
 
 of history, traditions and customs. 821.471 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzagjourneysin the 
 
 British Isles. 808 .1813 
 
 Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) Three Vas- 
 
 sar girls in England. 808 . 1824 
 
 Crake, A. D. Stories from old English 
 
 history. 808.1625 
 
 For contents, see Crake, A. D. 
 
 Creighton, L. Stories from English 
 
 history. 808.1 181 
 
 Cunningham, A. Traditional tales of 
 
 the English . . . peasantry. 2 vols, 
 
 * 291.52-3 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. A child's history of 
 
 England. in 808.686 
 
 Same. in 823.5334 
 
 Ellis, G: Specimens of early English 
 
 metrical romances. 821.130 
 
 Hunt, R., ed. Popular romances of the 
 
 west of England; or, the drolls, traditions 
 and superstitions of old Cornwall. 2 vols. 
 
 828.47-47' 
 
 Knox, Mrs. L (C) Little folks' history 
 
 of England. 808.616 
 
 Knox, T: W. The boy travellers in 
 
 Great Britain and Ireland. 808. 1930 
 
 Neele, H: Romance of history: Eng- 
 land. 823.1182 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 65 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 England, Contin. 
 
 Percy, S. Tales of the kings and queens 
 
 of England: stories of camps and battle- 
 fields, wars and victories. 808 . 1603 
 
 Scudder, H. E. English Bodley family. 
 
 808.1853 
 
 Strickland, A. Tales from English his- 
 tory for children . 808 . 293 
 For contents, see Strickland, A. 
 
 Towle, G: M. Young people's history 
 
 of England. 942.1310 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. Young folks' history of 
 
 England. 808.794 
 
 Mythic Ai,. Swinburne, A. C: Locrine: a 
 tragedy. 822.1071 
 
 Note.—VoT the early period, see Dawkins, Pyof. 
 W. B. Early man in Britain. 1880. 571.9.— Elton, 
 C:I. Origins of English history. 942.1363.— Gelkle, 
 J. Prehistoric Europe: a geological sketch. 1881. 
 Si. 6. — Geoffrey of Monmouth. British history. 
 (In Six old Eng. chronicles.) p. 87, in 942.139.— 
 Keary, C. F. Dawn of history. 1878. 504.13.— 
 Rhys, J: Celtic Britain. 18S4. 942.1321.— Scarth, 
 H: M. Early Britain: Roman Britain. 942.1361.— 
 Wright, T: The Celt, the Roman and the Saxon, 
 1875. 942.197. 
 
 ROMAN PERIOD, B. C. SS-A. D. 409. 
 
 Roman. 
 
 Beaumont a«fi? Fletcher. Bonduca; trag. 
 
 i«** 822.898 
 
 Church, A. J: Count of the Saxon 
 
 shore; or, the villa in vectis: tale of de- 
 parture of the Romans from Britain. 
 
 823.5292 
 
 Shakespeare, W: Cymbeline. B. C. 4. 
 
 822.651 
 Note. — For other editions, see under Shake- 
 speare in Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p. 265. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, 1888, pp. 317-318. 
 
 Tupper, M. F. King Veric. ( With 
 
 Smedley, F. E: Fortunes of the Colville 
 family.) p. 239, in 823.1443 
 
 ^o^^ .—Britain abandoned by the Romans, A. D. 410. 
 
 EarIvY Christians. 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) Early dawn. 
 
 823.208 
 
 Crake, A. D. Camp on the Severn: a 
 
 tale of the tenth persecution in Britain. 
 (303-313-) 823.7096 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Imogen: a story of the 
 
 mission of Augustine. 823.5725 
 
 Smith, A. Edwin of Deira (poem). 
 
 821.371 
 Note.— See Bede. Ecclesiastical history of Eng- 
 land. 274.2.— Caesar's Commentaries. (Books iv 
 and V .) ingzj.hi .—Elton, C : I . Origin s of English 
 history. 942.1363.— Gildas (^A« W^w^) Works. 942. 
 ijg. —Guest, E. Origines Celticse. (B. C. 150-A. D. 
 577.) 2 vols. 1883. 942.1306-7.— Pearson, C: H. 
 Early and middle ages of England. 942.1227.— 
 Scarth, H: M. Roman Britain. 942.1361.— Tacl- 
 tus's Agricola and other annals. 2 vols. 937.14-15. 
 —Vine, F. T. Caesar in Kent. 1887. 942.1395.— 
 Wrigrht, T: The Celt, the Roman and the Saxon. 
 942.197. 
 BRITONS AND SAXONS, A. D. 410-1066. 
 
 Crake, A. D. Doomed city; or, the last 
 
 days of Durocina . . . Anglo-Saxon con- 
 quest . . . and mission of Augustine. 
 
 823.7120 
 
 Ireland, S:W:H. Vortigern: hist. play. 
 
 822.1105 
 
 Milman, H. H. Samor. {Poetical works, 
 
 V. 2.) p. I, in 821 . 1328 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 England, Contin. 
 BRITONS AND SAXONS, A. D. 410-1066. 
 
 Contin. 
 Arthurian era, 
 
 Arthur: his life, etc., in English verse. 
 
 {Early Eng. Text Soc., v. i.) ** 806.1 
 
 Baillie, J. Ethwald; trag. {Works.) 
 
 in 822.897 
 
 Bulfinch, T: Age of chivalry; or, 
 
 legends of King Arthur. 823.6313 
 
 Chaucer, G. The wif of Bathes tale. 
 
 p. 157, in 821.87 
 
 Dryden, J: King Arthur; opera. 
 
 p. 363, in 822 . 140 
 
 Geoffrey the Knight: a tale of chivalry 
 
 of the days of King Arthur. * 823.5192 
 
 Lafon, J. B. Jaufry the knight and the 
 
 fair Brunisseude. 823.6104 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- King Ar- 
 thur; poem. p. 201, in 821.246 
 
 Same. With notes. 821.722 
 
 Malory, Sir T: Boy's King Arthur 
 
 . . . history of King Arthur and his 
 
 knights of the Round Table. 808 . 1870 
 
 History of King Arthur and his 
 
 knights of the Round Table. 3 vols. 
 
 * 823.6615-17 
 
 La mort d'Arthure. 3 vols. 
 
 ** 823.6773-5 
 
 Merlin: or early history of King Arthur. 
 
 {Early Eng. Text Soc., vols.3-4.) 
 
 ** 806.13-" 
 
 Morte Arthure; poem. (Early Eng. 
 
 Text Soc, V. 2.) ** 806. I* 
 
 Scott, SirVJ. The bridal of Triermain. 
 
 {Poetical works.) p. 379, in 821.355 
 
 Sir Tristrem. {Poetical works.) 
 
 p. 574, /» 821.355 
 
 Idylls of the King. 
 
 821.631 
 
 The Egyptian maid 
 
 p. 281, in 821.441 
 
 597. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 823.5725 
 Cowper, 
 823.7123 
 
 Tennyson, Lord. 
 
 1879. 
 
 Wordsworth, W: 
 
 (poem). 
 
 St. Augustine, A. D. 
 
 Imogen. 
 Isle of Wight, 7th century, A. D. 
 
 F. Caedwalla. 
 Danish wars. 
 
 Crake, A. D. Alfgar the Dane; or, the 
 
 second chronicles of ^scendune: a tale of 
 the days of Edmund Ironsides. 823 . 5655 
 
 Hughes, T: Scouring of the White 
 
 Horse. 823 . 836 
 
 Alfred the Great, 871-901. 
 
 Henty, G: A. The dragon and the ra- 
 ven. 808.1480 
 
 Knowles, J. S. Alfred the great; play. 
 
 p. 176, in 822. 147 
 Saxon life. Dixon, Mrs. { — .) Leofwine 
 the Saxon. 808 . 1 209 
 
 Harold II., 1066. Tennyson, Lord. Har- 
 old; drama. 822.285 
 Note. — See Allen, C: G. Anglo-Saxon Britain. 
 942.1^22. — Armitage, iW«. E. S. Childhood of the 
 English nation, (chaps. I.-IX.) 1877. 042.216. — 
 Bede's Ecclesiastical history of Englana. (to A. 
 D. 731.) 1875. 274.2. — Church, A. J: The story 
 of early Britain. 18^. 942.1283. — Church, R: W: 
 Beginning of the middle ages. 940.64. Creasy, 
 Sir E: S. History of England, (to 1480.) 2 vols. 
 942.1327-8. Elton, C: I. Origins of English history. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 66 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 BRITONS AND SAXONS, A. D. 410-1066. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin, 
 1882. 942.1363. Freeman, E: A. Historical essays, 
 (ist sen) 1875. 904.16; — History of the Norman 
 conquest, (vols i and 2.) 1873. 542.107-8;— Old Eng- 
 lish history. 1881. 942^8; — Origin of the English 
 nation. 942.1421.— Geofifreyoy^onwow/A. British 
 history (to A. D. 688). 1848. p. 87, in 942.139.— Gil- 
 das {tkelVise). Works. (Roman conquest to 560.) 942. 
 139.— Green, J: R: Conquest of England. (758-1071.) 
 942.1371; — The making of England. 1882. 942.837. — 
 Lappenberg, J. M. England under the Anglo- 
 Saxon kings. 2. vols. (B. C. 54-A. B. 1066.) 942. 
 1276-7; — Geschichte von England, v. i: to 1066. 942. 
 1428.— Pauli, ZJn R. Ivife of Alfred. 1878. 920.194.— 
 Pearson, C: H: History of England during the 
 early and middle ages. 2 vols. 1861. 942.1227; — 
 Historical maps of England during the first thirteen 
 centuries. 942.i4i7.--Powell, F. Y- Early Eng- 
 land, to the conquest. 942.325. — Stabbs, W. Con- 
 stitutional history of England. 3 vols. 1880. 942. 
 451-3. — Taine, H. A. History of English literature. 
 3 vols. 1876. 820.56-8. — Yonge, C. M.. Cameos of 
 English history. (Cameos I -V.} 1868. 942.179. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this I,ibrary. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 72-4, 97. No. 4, 1884, pp. 94-5, 120-1. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 61-2, 83-4. No. 5, 1888, pp. loo-i, 187-9. 
 
 NORMAN PERIOD, 1066-1154. 
 Wii,iyiAM THE Conqueror, 1066-1087. 
 
 Crake, A. D. Andreds-weald; or, the 
 
 house of Michelham. 823.5654 
 
 Brian Fitz-Count: a story of Walling- 
 
 ford Castle and Dorchester Abbey. 823 . 5657 
 
 Cumberland, R: Battle of Hastings; 
 
 trag. in * 822 . 6 
 
 = Kingsley, C: Here ward the Wake "Last 
 
 of the English." 823.932 
 Same. 823.6422 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- Harold, 
 
 the last of the Saxon kings. 823 . 6000 
 
 Note.—See Armitage, E. S. Childhood of the 
 English nation. 1877. 914.216. — Bede's Anglo- 
 Saxon chronicle. 1875. tn 274.2. — Brnce, J: C. 
 Bayeux tapestry elucidated. 1854. * 942.1373. — 
 Churcb, R: W: (Life of) Saint Anselm. (1034- 
 1109.) 922.341. — Cobbe, T: History of the Norman 
 kings. (515-1129.) 1869. 942.1326.— Creighton, L. 
 England a continental power. 942.291. — Freeman, 
 E: A. History of William Rufus. 2 vols. 1882. 
 942.969-70; — Norman conquest. (5 vols, and index.) 
 6 vols. 1873-9. 942. 107-11' -—Short history of the 
 Norman conquest. 3d ed. 942.1324. — Henry of 
 Huntingdon. History of the English. (A. D. 55- 
 A. D. 1155.) 1879. 942.653.— Jewett, S.. O. The 
 story of the Normans. (Story of the nations.) 1S90. 
 942.1387. — Johnson, A. H. Normans in Europe. 
 1870. 940.55.— liappenberg, J: M. Geschichte von 
 England, (to 1154.) 2 vols. 942.1428-9. — Micbel, F. 
 X. Chroniques anglo-normandes. (Poems and 
 legends.) 3 vols. 1836-40. * 841.66-8. — Ordericus 
 Vitalis. Ecclesiastical history. 4 vols. 1856. 942. 
 359-62. — "Roger de Hovedon. Chronicle. (732-1201.) 
 2 vols. 1880. 942.367-8. — Kule, M. Ivife and times 
 of Saint Anselm. (1034-1109.) 2 vols. 922.344-5. — 
 Stabbs, W: Constitutional history of England. 3 
 vols. 1880. 942.451-3. —Taine, H. A. History 
 of English literature. 3 vols. 1876. 820.56-8. — 
 Thierry, A. Conquest of England. 2 vols. 1875. 
 942.378-378A.— Wace,R. Roman de Ron. (to A. D. 
 1106.) * 942. 1372. — "WiMianDa. of Malmesbury. Chron- 
 icle, (to A. D. 1142.) 1876. 942.71;— Degestis pon- 
 tificum Auglorum. 1870. 942.617. — Wright, T:, ed. 
 The Anglo-l,atin satirical poets and epigrammatists 
 of the 12th century. 2 vols. * 942. 633-4. — ^Yonge, C. 
 M.. Cameos of Eng. hist. (Cameos vi-xviii.) 942.179. 
 
 5<?e a/so Fronde, J. A. Life and times of Thomas 
 Becket. {In Nineteenth century, v. 2, 1877.) (An- 
 swered by Mr. Freeman in Contemporary rev., v. 
 31. 1878.) p. 821, z«** 52.5381. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 72-4, 97. No. 4, 1884, pp. 94-5, 120-1. 
 No. 3. 1882, pp. 61-2, 83-4. No. 5, 1888, pp.ioo-i, 187-9. 
 
 1154-1399- 
 
 823.1412 
 823.5160; ** 823.6031 
 
 Ivanhoe. 
 
 iEng^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 ANGEVIN PERIOD, A. D. 
 Henry II., 1154-1189. 
 
 Dixon, Mrs. ( — .) Elfreda: a sequel to 
 
 Leofwine. 808 . 1 207 
 
 Hull, T. Henry the Second; drama. 
 
 p. 366, in ** 822 . 104 
 Crusades. See also under Crusades, p. 48. 
 
 Scott, Sir W. The betrothed (prep- 
 arations for the 3d crusade). 823. 1394 
 
 Same. ( With his Count Robert of 
 
 Paris.) i7t 823.5328 
 
 Richard Cceur de Lion, 1189-1199. 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Ivanhoe. 823 . 1401 
 
 Same. 823.5160; ** 823.6026 
 
 — Talisman. 
 
 Same. 
 
 John, X199-1216. 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Ivanhoe. 823 . 1401 
 
 Same. 823.5160; ** 823.6026 
 
 Shakespeare, W: King John. 822.652 
 
 Note. — For other editions, see under Shake- 
 speare in Catalogue of this Library. No. 5, 1888, p. 
 
 Barons' war. 
 
 Crake, A. D. House of Walderne. 
 
 823.5658 
 
 Edgar, J: G: Boy's adventure in the 
 
 barons' war. 808 . 1909 
 
 Stewart, E.. M. Heir of Rougemain. 
 
 {In her Cloister legends.) 
 
 . p. II, in 823.1519 
 Edward I., 1272-1307. 
 
 Holt, E. S.. In all times of our tribula- 
 tion: the story of Piers Gavestone (mur- 
 dered in 1312). 823.5616 
 
 Peele, G: Edward I.; drama. 
 
 p. 371, in 822.120 
 Edward II., 1307-1327. Marlowe, C. Ed- 
 ward II.; drama. p. 179, z« 822.122 
 Edward III., 1327-1377. 
 
 Chaucer, G. Canterbury tales. 821.87 
 
 Same. Annotated . . . by J: Saun- 
 ders. 821.1248 
 
 Henty, G: A. St. George for England: 
 
 a tale of Cressy and Poitiers. 808. 1479 
 
 Herbert, H: W. Eustache de St. Pierre; 
 
 or, the surrender of Calays. (1347.) 8 pp. 
 {In his The chevaliers of France.) 
 
 p. 107, z« 823.4253 
 
 Holt, E. S.. The well in the desert. 
 
 823.5768 
 
 Planchd, J. R. William with the ring. 
 
 (Siege of Calais; poem.) 821.807 
 
 Edward, the Black Prince. Shirley, W. Ed- 
 ward, the Black Prince; drama, in * 822.9 
 
 Same. * 822.84 
 
 Richard II., 1377-1399. Shakespeare, W: 
 King Richard II. 822 . 273 
 
 Note. — For other editions, see under Shake- 
 speare in Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p. 265. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, 1888, p. 86. 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Lord mayor: a tale of 
 
 London in 1384. 823 . 7104 
 
 Isabella of France. Holt, E. S.. In convent 
 walls: story of the Dispensers. 823.5608 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 67 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 [English Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 
 ANGEVIN PERIOD, A-D. 1154-1399. Contin. 
 Richard II., 1377-1399. Contin. 
 Robin Hood. 
 
 James, G: P. R. Forest days. 823.6377 
 
 Jonson, B. Sad shepherd; drama. 
 
 p. 490, in 822.121 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Ivanhoe. 823 . 1401 
 
 Same. 823.5160; ?«** 823.6026 
 
 Note.— See Ashley, W: J. Edward III. and his 
 wars, 1327-1360. (Authorities, pp. 188-91.) 942.1403. 
 — Besant, W., anrf Rice J. Sir Richard Whitting- 
 ton, I/Ord Mayor of London. 1881. 923.2008. — 
 Charles, E. Vie de Roger Bacon. 923.2043. — 
 Creighton, L. Life of Edward, the black prince. 
 (1330-1381.) 1877. 923.2006;— Life of Simon deMont- 
 fort. 923.443.— Frois8art,5'2> J: Chronicles. (Ed- 
 ward II. to coronation of Henry IV.) 2 vols. 940. 
 13-14.— Gairdner, J., and Spedding, J. The Lol- 
 lards. {In their Studies in Eng. hist.) 1881. 942. 
 925. — Hall, H. Court life under the Plantagenets. 
 (Reign of Henry II.) 1890. * 942. 1297. — Hntton, 
 Rev. W. H. The misrule of Henry III. (1236-1251.) 
 1887. 942.1402;— Simon de Montfort and his cause. 
 (1251-1266.) 942.1425. — Iianler, S. Boy's Froissart. 
 1879. 940.15.— I-echler, G. V. Life of Wiclif. 922. 
 320.— Liongman, W: Life and times of Edwardlll. 
 U327-1377.) 2 vols. 1869. 942.1356-7. — Matthew 
 Paris. Chronicle. (1235-1257.) 3 vols. 942.372-6. — 
 Maurice, C. E. Lives of English popular leaders: 
 Tyler, Ball and Oldcastle. 920.379; — Stephen Lang- 
 ton. 923.2013.— Norgate, K. England under the 
 Angevin kings. 2 vols. 1887. 942.1295-6.— Pauli,G. 
 R. Geschichte von England, (i 154-1399.) 2 vols. 
 942.1430-1;— Pictures of old England. 1861. 942.1413; 
 — (Memoir of) Simon de Montfort. 1876. 923.1105.— 
 Pearson, C: H. Middle ages of England. 1861. 
 942.1227;— English history. . .in the 14th century. 
 1875. 942.124;— Prothero, G: W. Life of Simon de 
 Montfort. 1877. 923.1057. — Richard, of Devizes. 
 Chronicle. (1189-1102.) 1841. 942.1320. — Rogers, 
 J. E. T. John Wiklif. (/» his Hist, gleanings, 2d 
 ser.) 1870. 923.966.— Rowley, J. Rise of the peo- 
 ple. (1215-1485.) 942.307.— Seehohm, F. The black 
 death and its place in English history. 24 pp. 
 (Fortnightly rev., v. 2. 1865.) pp. 149, 268, in**^i. 
 1181.— Stubbs, W: Learning and literature at the 
 court of Henry II. (1154-1189.) (Lectures vi and 
 vii. In his Seventeen lectures, etc.) 940. 172;— Con- 
 stitutional history of England. 3 vols. 1S80. 942 . 
 451-3;— Early Plantagenets. 1876. 942.323.— Talne, 
 H. A. History of English literature. 3 vols. 1876. 
 820.56-8.— Walslngham. Historia brevis. (1272- 
 1422.) (no translation yet.) ** 942. 1416. — Warour- 
 ton, W. Edwardlll. 1876. 942.324.— Wright, T:, 
 ed. Political poems and songs rel. to Eng. hist. 
 (1327-1483.) 2 vols. * 942.522-3. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 72-74, 97. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 61-62, 83-84. 
 
 No. 4, 1884, pp. 94-95, 120-121. 
 
 No. 5, 1888, pp. loo-ioi, 187-189. 
 
 LATER PLANTAGENETS (Houses of Lan- 
 caster and York), 1399-1485. 
 Henry IV., 1399-1413. 
 
 Shakespeare, W: Henry IV. 2 pts. 
 
 in 822.254 
 Note.— Vor other editions, see under Shake- 
 speare in Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p. 265. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, 1888, p. 318. 
 
 Lollards. 
 
 Holt, E. S.. The wild rose of Langley: 
 
 a story of the court of England in the olden 
 time. 808.1528 
 
 Henry V., 1413-1422. 
 
 Reeve, C. Old English baron: a Gothic 
 
 story. ** 823 . 2083 
 
 Shakespeare, W: Henry V. 822.72 
 
 Note.— Tor other editions, see under Shake- 
 speare in Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p. 265. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, 1888, p. 318. 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 
 LATER PLANTAGENETS (Houses of Lan- 
 caster and York), 1399-1485. Contin. 
 Henry v., I4I3-1422. Contin. 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. The caged lion, 
 
 823.1761 
 Henry VI., 1422-1461. 
 
 Shakespeare, W: Henry VI. 822.651 
 
 Note. — For other editions, see under Shake- 
 speare in Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p. 26.5. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, 1888, p. 318. 
 
 Strutt, J. Queenhoo-Hall: a romance. 
 
 4 vols. * 823.4675-8 
 
 Edward IV., 1461-1483. 
 
 Evenings at Haddon Hall. 823.2151 
 
 Heywood, T. King Edward IV.; play. 
 
 2 pts, in 822.177 
 
 Edward V., 1483-1483 (murdered in the 
 
 tower by Richard III. ?). 
 Richard III., 1483-1485. 
 James, G: P. R. The woodman. 823.882 
 
 Shakespeare, W: Richard III. 
 
 in 822.651 
 Note.— Tor other editions, see under Shake- 
 speare in Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p. 265. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, 1888, p. 318. 
 
 War in France. 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) Joan, the maid 
 
 deliverer of France and England. 823.209 
 
 James, G: P. R. Agincourt, ** 823.6716 
 
 Wars of the Roses, 1455-1485. 
 
 Church, A. J: Chantry priest of Bar- 
 net: a tale of the two Roses, 823.5293 
 
 Edgar, J: G: Wars of the Roses. 808.801 
 
 Heseltine, W: Last of the Plantage- 
 nets. 823.1813 
 
 Holt, E. S.. At ye Grene Griffin; or, 
 
 Mrs, Treadwell's cook. 823.7102 
 
 Red and white. 808. 15 18 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- Last of 
 
 the barons. 823.5933 
 
 Stevenson R. L: The black arrow. 
 
 823.5246 
 Note.— See Besant, W., and Rice, J. Life of Sir 
 Richard Whittington. 1881. 923.1183. — Brougham, 
 H: P., Baron. England and France under the house 
 of Lancaster. 1852. (Attributed also to Sir W: 
 Courthope.) 942.1329. — Forte8Cue,5z>- J: Govern- 
 ance of England. 1885. 340. 155.— Gairdner, J. 
 History of Richard III. 1878. 923.2019; — The houses 
 of Lancaster and York. 1875. 942.318. — Hall, E: 
 Chronicle: history of England during the reign of 
 Henry IV. to Henry VIII. (1399-1547.) 1809. 942. 
 1378.— Kirk, J: F. Charles the Bold. 3 vols. 1864- 
 68. 923.137-9.— Knight, C. Life of William Cax- 
 ton. 1877. 928.294. — liCgge, A. O. The unpopular 
 king: Richard III. 2 vols. 942.1414-15. — More, ^'zV 
 T; Edward V. and Richard III. {In Kennett, W. 
 Hist, of England, V. i.) p. 48i,jn **942.i4i8. — Pas- 
 ton letters. Ed. by J. Gairdner. (1422-1509.) 3 
 vols. 1872-5. V. I, 1422-1461; V. 2, 1461-1471; V. 3, 
 1471-1509. 942.926-8.— Pauli, G. R. Geschichte 
 von England, (v. 3: 1399-1509!) 942.1432. — Rowley, 
 J. Rise of the people. (1215-1485.) 942.307. — Ste- 
 venson, Rev. J., ed. Letters illust. of the wars of 
 the English in France. (1422-1461.) (Gt. Brit. 
 Rolls, chron.) 3 vols. * 942. 1404-6. — Strickland, 
 A. Margaret of Anjou. {In her Queens of Eng- 
 land, V. I.) p. 534, in 920.198. — Stubbs, W. Con- 
 stitutional history of England. 3 vols. 1880. 
 942 .451-3.— Taine, H. A. English literature. 3 
 vols. 1876. 820.56-8.— Towle, G: M. History of 
 Henry V. 942.1366. — Walslngham, T: Historia 
 brevis. (1272-1422.) ** 942.1416.— Wright, T:, ed. 
 Political poems and songs rel. to Eng. hist. 1327- 
 1483.) 2 vols. * 942.522-3. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 m 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 
 LATER PLANTAGENETS (Houses of Lan- 
 caster and York), 1399-1485. Contin. 
 Note. Contin. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 72-74, 97. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 61-62, 83-84. 
 No. 4, 1884, pp. 94-95, 120-121. 
 No. 5, 1888, pp. loo-ioi, 187-189. 
 
 TUDOR PERIOD, 1485-1603. 
 Henry VII., 1485-1509. 
 
 Cowper, F. Captain of the Wight: a 
 
 romance of Carisbrooke Castle in 1488. 
 
 823.5697 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Tangled web: a tale of the 
 
 fifteenth century. (Perkin Warbeck.) 
 
 HENRY VIIL, 1509-1547. 23.7105 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Windsor Castle. 
 
 823 . 32 
 The Lancashire witches. (Introduc- 
 tion.) 823.21 
 
 Crake, A. D. Last abbot of Glaston- 
 bury: a tale of the dissolution of the mon- 
 asteries. 823.7097 
 
 Filleul, M. Pendower. Cornwall in 
 
 the time of Henry VIII. 823 . 558 
 
 Herbert, W: H: Memoirs of Henry 
 
 VIII. of England, with the fortunes, fates 
 and characters of his six wives. 823 . 5726 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Isoult Barry of Wynscote: 
 
 her diurnal book . 808 .1519 
 
 Lettice Eden: a tale of the last days of 
 
 Henry VIII. 808 . 1522 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) Dayspring: 
 
 story of the time of William Tyndale. 
 
 c r , , 823.5775 
 Story of John Marbeck. 823.5578 
 
 Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) Henry the Eighth 
 
 and his court. 823 . 5886 
 
 — — Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) Passages 
 in the life of the faire gospeller, Mistress 
 Anne Askew. 823.4079 
 
 Reynolds, G: W. M. The necromancer. 
 
 823 . 6339 
 
 Shakespeare, W: King Henry VIII. 
 
 in 822.651 
 Note.— Vox other editions, see under Shake- 
 speare in Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p. 265. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, 1888, p. 318. 
 
 Anne Boleyn. Milman, H: H. Anne Boleyn; 
 poem. p. ij in 821.1329 
 
 Sir Thomas More. 
 
 M., C. J. Alice Sherwin. 823.1376 
 
 Sir Thomas More; play. {In Amyot, 
 
 T:, and others, eds. Suppl. to Dodslefs old 
 plays, V. 3.) in ** 822. iSi 
 
 Stewart, A. M. Margaret Roper. 
 
 823.1894 
 The Reformation. See also Reformation, 
 note. 
 
 Di-xon, Mrs. {—.) Cecily. 808.1210 
 
 Robinson, J.. Westminster Abbey. 
 
 823 . 2026 
 
 Edward VI., 1547-1553. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. The constable of the 
 
 tower. 823.5605 
 
 Clemens, S: L. The prince and the pau- 
 per. 823.6133 
 
 Engflish Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 
 TUDOR PERIOD, 148S-1603. Contin. 
 Lady Jane Grey, i553-i553- 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. The tower of Lou- 
 don. 823.5825 
 
 Rowe, N. Lady Jane Grey; trag. 
 
 in 822.15 
 Mary, 1553-1558. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Cardinal Pole. 
 
 823.5606 
 
 Holt, E. S.. All for the best. 808.1516 
 
 For the Master's sake. 808. 1514 
 
 The King's daughters. 808. 1526 
 
 — -^ Robin Tremayne: a tale of the Ma- 
 rian persecution. 823 . 5724 
 
 Hugo, V. M., comte. Marie Tudor; 
 
 drama. z« 840.48 
 
 Tennyson, A., Lord. Queen Mary; 
 
 drama. 822 . 284 
 
 Elizabeth, 1558-1603. 
 
 Caddell, C. M.. Wild times. 823.164 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Joyce Morrell's harvest; 
 
 or, the annals of Selwick Hall. 823 . 7103 
 
 Kingsley, C: Westward ho! 823.935 
 
 M., C. M. May Lane. ( With Holt, E. 
 
 S. . The well in the desert.) 
 
 p. 185, z« 823.5768 
 
 Scott, Str W. Kenilworth. 823 . 1402 
 
 Same. 823.5155; ** 823.6028 
 
 Wordsworth, W: The white doe of 
 
 Rylstone (poem). p. 155, in 821.441 
 
 Catholics. 
 
 Boyce, J: The spaewife. ' 823.115 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.6931-2 
 
 Caddell, C. M.. Wild times. 823.164 
 
 Fullerton, Lady G. C. (L. G.) Con- 
 stance Sherwood: an autobiography of the 
 i6th century. 823.6363 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. Three hundred 
 
 years ago. 808.1615 
 
 Spanish Armada. 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Clare Avery. 808.1523 
 
 • Macaulay, T: B. Armada; poem. {In 
 
 his Essays and poems, v. 3.) 
 
 „..„. ^, , P- 741, «■« 824.69 
 
 Wtlham, Shakespeare. 
 
 Black, W: Judith Shakespeare. 
 
 823.5535 
 
 Somerset, C. A. Shakespeare's early 
 
 days; drama. (Lacy's . ... plays . . . , v. 
 93-) i« 822.753 
 
 Williams, R. F. Shakespeare and his 
 
 friends. {Also) The secret passion. {And) 
 The youth of Shakespeare. ** 823.6260 
 
 Sir Francis Drake. 
 
 Cor be tt, J. For God and gold. 823.5650 
 
 Henty, G: A. Under Drake's flag. 
 
 808.1487 
 
 Towle, G: M. Drake, the sea king of 
 
 Devon. 808.1683 
 
 Earl of Essex. Jones, H. Earl of Essex; 
 
 trag. in * 822 . 6 
 
 Mary, Queen of Scots. See under Scotland. 
 
 Note.— See XV^in, Miss 1,. Life of Queen Eliza- 
 beth. 2 vols. 1823. ** 923.43-4.— Bacon. History 
 of Henry VII. {Works,\.-^\.) 1869. 01. 11.— Bar- 
 rows, Sir J: Life of Drake. * 910.630.— Blunt, J: 
 H: Reformationof the Church of England. (1514- 
 1547-) 1869. 283.57.— Brewer, J: S. Reign of rieury 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 69 
 
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 English Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 TUDOR PERIOD, 1485-1603. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 VIII. (1509-30.) 2 vols. ** 942.1407-8.— Brosch, 
 M. Geschichte von England, v. 6 : 1509-1603. 
 942.1433.— Bund, J. W. W- State trials, v. i: 
 Trials for treason. (1327-1660.) 340. 162.— Burton, J. 
 H. Queen Mary. {In his History of Scotland, v. 
 4.) (Impartial.) 941.124.— Creighton, L. Life of 
 Sir Walter Ralegh. 1877. 923.442.— Creighton, 
 M. Age of Elizabeth. 1887. 942.1270.— Demaus, 
 R. Life of Hugh Latimer. 922.342.— Dixon, R: W. 
 History of the Church of England. (Impartial.) 
 (1529-1558.) 4 vols. 1878-81. 283.104-7.— Edwards, 
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 2 vols. 1884. 923.1950-51.— Froude, J. A. History 
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 the English Reformation. (Partisan.) 1879. 274.11. 
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 Hosack, J: Mary, Queen of Scots and her accusers. 
 (1542-1587.) 2 vols. 1870-74. 923.2003-4.— I^atimer, 
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 era of the Protestant revolution. 274.13.— Strick- 
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 his exploits and voyages. 1882. 923 . 11 18. 
 
 5^« ato Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 72-4, 97. No. 4, 1884, pp. 94-5, 120-1. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 61-2, S3-4. No. 5, 1888, pp. loo-i, 187-9. 
 
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 James I., 1603-1625. See Scotland. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Guy Fawkes ; or, 
 
 the gunpowder treason. (1605.) 823.18 
 
 The Lancashire witclies. 823.21 
 
 The star-chamber. 823.30 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Sweet Mace: a Sussex le- 
 gend of the iron times. 823.7117 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Fortunes of Nigel. 
 
 823.1398 
 
 Same. 823.5158; ** 823.6029 
 
 Arabella Stuart. James, G: P. R. Arabella 
 Stuart. 3 vols. * 823.6406-8 
 
 Charles I., i625-(beheaded) 1649. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: S. The star-chamber. 
 
 823.30 
 
 Cooke, J: E. Her majesty the queen. 
 
 823.275 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 
 STUART PERIOD, 1603-1714. Contin. 
 Charles I., 1 625-1 649. Contin. 
 
 Crouch, A. T: Q. The splendid spur; 
 
 . . . adventures of Mr. John Marvel, a 
 
 servant of . . . King Charles I., in . . . 
 1642-3, 823.7061 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) Memories of 
 
 troublous times: being the history of Dame 
 Alicia Chamberlayne of Ravensholme, 
 Gloucestershire, 823 . 5772 
 
 Under Salisbury spire in the days of 
 
 George Herbert. 823 . 7269 
 
 Martineau, H. The Hampdens. 
 
 823,7400 
 
 Mitford, M.. R. Charles L; trag. 
 
 in 829.390 
 
 Robinson, J.. Whitehall; or, the days 
 
 of Charles the First. 823 . 1347 
 
 Prince Rupert. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 Holmby House. ** 823.4667 
 
 Commonwealth, 1649- 1660. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Boscobel; or, the 
 
 royal oak: a tale of the year 1651. 
 
 823.5601 
 The leaguer of Lathom: a tale of the 
 
 civil war of Lancashire. 823 . 5603 
 Ovingdean Grange: a tale of the 
 
 south downs. 823.25 
 
 Akerman, J: Y. A tale of the civil 
 
 wars. (/« Tales of other days.) 
 
 p, 10, in 823 . 1 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) Draytons and 
 
 Davenants. 823.207 
 
 On both sides of the sea. 823.210 
 
 Crake, A. D. Fairleigh Hall: a tale of 
 
 Oxfordshire during the great rebellion. 
 
 823.7098 
 
 De Foe, D. Memoirs of a cavalier. 
 
 {Works, \.i) 823.2123 
 
 Edgar, J: G: Cavaliers and Round- 
 heads ; or, stories of the great civil war. 
 
 808.1483 
 
 Grant, J. Harry Ogil vie. 823.630 
 
 Henty, G: A. Friends, though divided. 
 
 808.1575 
 
 James, G: P. R. The cavalier. (Ends 
 
 with the battle of Worcester, 1651.) 
 
 823.7107 
 
 Hanry Masterton ; or, the adventures 
 
 of a young cavalier. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.864 
 
 Two scenes from the civil wars, 10 
 
 pp. (/« his The desultory man.) 
 
 p. 84, «» 823.856 
 
 MacDonald, G: St. George and St. Mi- 
 chael. 823.1068 
 
 Marry at, Capt. F: Children of the New 
 
 Forest. 823 . 1095 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) Memories of 
 
 troublous times: being the history of Dame 
 Alicia Chamberlayne of Ravensholme. 
 Gloucestershire. 823.5772 
 
 Marvel, A. On the victory obtained by 
 
 Blake; poem. 11 pp. (1657.) {Fuller 
 worthies' lib.) p. 2061, in ** 821 . 1070 
 
 Melville, G: J: Whyte- Holmby House: 
 
 a tale of old Northamptonshire. 823.7278 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 70 
 
 ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 Eng-Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Coniin. 
 
 STUART PERIOD, 1603-1714. Contin. 
 CoMMONWEAiyTH, 1649-1660. Contin. 
 
 Peard, F.. M. . To horse and away. 
 
 808.1509 
 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) Lady Wil- 
 
 loughby. (Diary of tlie 17th cent.) 
 
 823.7394 
 
 Reid, Capt. T: M. No quarter ! 823 .6336 
 
 Scott, 5zVW. Woodstock. 823.1414 
 
 Same. in ** 823 . 6032 
 
 Yonge, C. M., The pigeon pie: a tale 
 
 of Roundhead times. 823. 1771 
 
 Under the storm. in 823.6693 
 
 Cromwell. 
 
 Herbert, H: W: Oliver Cromwell; or, 
 
 England's great protector. 823 . 765 
 
 Same. 823.2352; 823.5687 
 
 Hugo, V. M., comte. Cromwell; trag. 
 
 {Thidtre, v. i.) 840.46 
 
 Marvel, A. State poems. {Fuller wor- 
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 See also poems by Dryden, I<owell, Milton and 
 Shelley in their poetical works. 
 John Milton. 
 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) Maiden 
 
 and married life of Mary Powell, afterwards 
 Mistress Milton. 823.4763 
 
 Ring, M. John Milton and his time. 
 
 823.5964 
 
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 {Works, V. \.'\ in 823.2122. — Dryden, J: Absolom 
 
 and Achitopnel; poem. (Polit. satire.) p. 46, in 821 . 
 
 125. 
 
 Ch ARISES II., 1 660-1 685. 
 
 Bayly, A. E. In the golden days. 
 
 823.6564 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Weary holme. 823.7106 
 
 James, G: P. R. Russell. 823.877 
 
 Keddie, H. Duchess Frances. 2 vols. 
 
 823 . 7226-7 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) In the east 
 
 country, with Sir Thomas Browne. 
 
 823.5771 
 
 Memories of troublous times: being 
 
 the history of Dame Alicia Chamberlayne 
 of Ravensholme, Gloucestershire. 823.5772 
 
 Robinson, J. . Whitefriars. 823 . 1346 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Peveril of the Peak. 
 
 823.1405 
 
 Same. z» 823.4803; 823.5329 
 
 Same. ** 823.6029 
 
 Nell Gwynne. Jerrold, D. Nell Gwynne; 
 play. in 822.697 
 
 Great plague, 1664-5. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Old Saint Paul's: a 
 
 tale of the plague and the fire. (1665.) 
 
 823.6014 
 
 De Foe, D. History of the plague in 
 
 London . 1 665 . ( Works, v. 5 . ) 823 . 2 1 24 
 
 Same. 829.693 
 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) Cherry 
 
 and Violet. 823 . 1093 
 
 Great fire in London, 1666. Ainsworth, W: 
 H. Old Saint Paul's: a tale of the great 
 plague and the fire. 823 . 24 
 
 James II., 1685-1688. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. James II.; or, the 
 
 revolution of 1688. 823.20 
 
 ESngflisli Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 
 STUART PERIOD, 1603-1714. Contin. 
 James II., 1685-1688. Contin. 
 
 Besant, W. For faith and freedom. 
 
 823.5531 
 
 Dryden, J: The hind and the panther. 
 
 ( Works.) p. 100, in 821.125 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. Roger Willough- 
 
 by; or, the times of Benbow. 808.1578 
 
 Maxwell, W: H. Grace Willoughby: a 
 
 tale of the wars of King James. 823.5894 
 
 Monm,outh rebellion. GriflBin, G. Duke of 
 Monmouth . 823 . 672 
 
 Wii^WAM HI. AND Mary (Mary died 1694), 
 1689-1702. 
 
 De Foe, D. The true-born Englishman: 
 
 a satire. «'« 823 . 2 1 24 
 
 James, G: P. R. The king's highway. 
 
 2 vols, (in I). 823.867 
 
 Darien scheme, 1698. Warburton, E. B. G: 
 Darien; or, tiie merchant prince. 3 vols. 
 
 823 . 2048-50 
 Anne, 1 702-1 7 14. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. John Law, the pro- 
 jector. 823.5602 
 
 Saint James's; or, the court of Queen 
 
 Anne. 823.28 
 
 Mysteries of the court of Queen 
 
 Anne. 823.5912 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Maidens' Lodge. 808.1529 
 
 Swift, J: A tale of a tub. (Satire 
 
 on the churches of Rome and England.) 
 
 (Works.) 
 War in Flanders. 
 
 Addison, J. 
 
 {Works, V. I.) 
 
 De Foe, D. 
 
 ton. 
 
 Henty, G: A, 
 
 820.97 
 
 The 
 
 campaign; poem. 
 
 p. 170, in 821.4 
 
 Memoirs of Captain Carle- 
 
 p. 273, in 823.2123 
 
 Cornet of Horse: a tale 
 
 808.1574 
 History of Henry 
 
 823.1575 
 823.2242; 823.5008 
 
 of Marlborough's wars. 
 
 Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 Esmond. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Manners. 
 
 Ashton, J:, ed. A century of ballads. 
 
 (Illustrative of the life, manners, etc., of 
 the Eng. nation during the 17th cent.) 
 1887. ** 821. 1285 
 
 Cibber, C. Careless husband ; drama. 
 
 in * 822.8; in * 822.79 
 
 Gay, J: The beggar's opera, in * 822 .11 
 
 — Sam,e. in* 822. 41; * 822.70 
 
 Same. * 822. 82; 822.681 
 
 Lillo, G: George Barnwell; trag. 
 
 in * 822 . 14 
 Same. 822.739 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L-Bulwer- Devereux. 
 
 823.1025 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6257-8 
 
 Not as bad as we seem. {Dramatic 
 
 works.) p. 408, in 822 . 148 
 
 Same. {Dramatic works, v. i.) 
 
 p. 243, z» 829.597 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) In Colston's 
 
 days: a story of old Bristol. 823.5774 
 
 Pope, A. Rape of the lock; poem. 
 
 p. 67, z« 821.315 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 71 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 
 STUART PERIOD, 1603-1714. Contin, 
 Manners. Contin. 
 
 Thackeray, W: M. Henry Esmond. 
 
 823 . 2242 
 
 Same. 823.5008 
 
 Same. {Works, v. 4.) 823.1575 
 
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 five members by Charles I. 042.1368; — Debates on 
 the Grand Remonstrance. (1641.) 942.1367; — I,ife 
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 time to 1689.) 6 vols. 942.65-70. — Hutchinson, 
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 autobiography. 1889. 942.1312; — History of the re- 
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 1702.) 5 vols. 1879. 942.102-6; — John Hampden. 
 (In his Essays, v. 2.) p. 427, iw 824.134; — Lord Nu- 
 gent's memorials of Hampden. (In his Essays, v. 
 2.) p. 427, in 824.134; — Milton. (In his Essays, v. 1.) 
 p. 202, ire 824.134; — Sir James Mackintosh. (In his 
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 May, T: History of the long parliament. (1640-41.) 
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 ters, and kings. 1890. 820.177.— Morris, E. E- 
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 5 vols. 1828. 829.213-17.— Ranke.L. von. History 
 of England. 6 vols. 1875. 942.466-71.— Kaumer, 
 F. L. G. v. Political history of England during the 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
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 Note. Contin. 
 i6th, 17th, and 18th centuries. 2 vols. 1837. * 942. 
 1314-15.— Beign of gueen Anne. 36 pp. (Edin. 
 rev., V. 151. No. 310.) **52.5ooi.— Bogers, J. E. 
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 four years of Anne. (Works, v. 5.) 923.445.— 
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 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 72-74, 97. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 61-62, 83-84. 
 
 No. 4, 1884, pp. 94-95, 120-121. 
 
 No. 5, 1888, pp. 100-101, 187-189, 
 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 George I., A. D. 1714-1727. 
 
 De Foe, D. Life, adventures and pira- 
 cies of Captain Singleton. {Works, v. i.) 
 
 823.2122 
 
 New voyage round the world. 
 
 (Buccaneers.) {Works, v. d.) «« 823.2125 
 
 Grant, J. Lucy Arden. 823.637 
 
 Pyle, H. Rose of Paradise: . . .ad- 
 ventures (of) Captain John Mackra, in con- 
 nection with the famous pirate, Edward 
 England, in 1720 . . . 823.5288 
 
 Old Pretender's rebellion, 1715-1716. 
 
 James, G: P. R. Henry Smeaton: a 
 
 Jacobite story of the reign of George I. 
 
 in 823.6247 
 
 Scott, 5zVW. Rob Roy. 823.1408 
 
 Same. in ** 823 . 6025 
 
 Swift, J. Travels into several remote 
 
 nations of the world. (Satire on contem- 
 porary politics. ) 823 . 2966 
 
 South Sea bubble, 1716-20. Ainsworth, W: 
 H. John Law, the projector. 823.5602 
 
 George il, a. d. 1727-1760. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. The Lord Mayor of 
 
 London. 823.5604 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Devon boys: a tale of the 
 
 north shore. (French wars. ) 808.1713 
 
 In the king's name; or, the cruise of 
 
 the " Kestrel . ' ' (Jacobite times. ) 
 
 808.1714 
 
 Smollett, T. G: Roderick Random. 
 
 (Bombardment of Carthagena, 1741.) 
 
 823.1473 
 
 Thackeray, W: M. The Virginians. 
 
 823.1581 
 Young Pretender's rebellion, 1 745-1 746. See 
 Scotland. 
 
 Kotzebue, A. F. F. v. Eduard in Schott- 
 
 land; play. p. 55, in 832.74 
 
 Scott, 5VrW. Waverley. 823.1413 
 
 Same. in ** 823.6023 
 
 Methodists. 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) 
 
 Trevylyan. 
 
 Dixon, Mrs, 
 
 times of Wesley 
 
 Foote, S 
 
 — Same. 
 
 Diary of Kitty 
 
 823 . 2C)(5 
 
 (— .) Walter: a tale of the 
 
 808.1187 
 
 The minor; comedy. 
 
 in ** 822 . 2 
 in ** 822.110 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 72 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin, 
 England. Conthi. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 George II., A. D. \'j2'j-i'](io. Contin. 
 Methodists. Contin. 
 
 Graves, Rev. R: Spiritual Quixote. 2 
 
 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. 
 The British novelists, vols. 32-3.) 
 
 ** 823.2093-4 
 
 Smollett, T. G: Humphry Clinker. 
 
 823.1471 
 
 Same. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. 
 
 L. (A.), ed. The British novelists, vols. 
 
 30-31.) ** 823.2091-2 
 
 Biographical. Reade, C: Peg WoflSngton. 
 
 823.1293 
 
 Same. 823.5420 
 
 Manners. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. The flitch of bacon; 
 
 or, the custom of Dunmow: a tale of Eng- 
 lish home. 823.17 
 
 Composer's difiSculty. (Handel and his 
 
 opera Messiah.) 7 pp. (/» Robert . . . 
 and other stories.) p. 147, in 823.5811 
 
 Grant, J. Letty Hyde's lovers. (Brit- 
 ish service in 1742.) 823.636 
 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M., A. (M.) The old 
 
 Chelsea bun-house. ** 823.6715 
 
 Novelists. 
 
 Fielding, H: Adventures of Joseph An- 
 drews. (/« Az^s Novels, V. I.) 823.6149 
 
 Same. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), 
 
 ed. The British novelists, v. 18.) 
 
 ** 823.2079 
 
 History of Amelia. 823.6151 
 
 History of Tom Jones, a foundling. 
 
 2 vols. 823.6149-50 
 
 Same. 3 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. 
 
 L. (A.), ed. The Brit, novelists, vols. 
 19-2 1 . ) ** 823 . 2080-2 
 
 Johnston, C: Chrysal; or, the adven- 
 tures of a guinea. 4 vols, (in 2). 
 
 * 823.7364-5 
 
 Lennox, Mrs. C. (R.) Female Quixote; 
 
 or, the adventures of Arabella. 2 vols. 
 (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. The Brit, 
 novelists, vols. 24-5.) ** 823.2085-6 
 
 Richardson, S: Works. 12 vols. 
 
 ** 823.6161-72 
 
 Smollett, T. G: Expedition of Humphry 
 
 Clinker. 823 . 1471 
 
 Same. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. 
 
 L. (A.), ed. The Brit, novelists, vols. 30-1.) 
 
 ** 823 . 2091-2 
 George III., A. D. 1 760-1820. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Lord Mayor of Lon- 
 don; or, city life in the last century. 
 
 823.5604 
 
 Collingwood, H. Under the meteor 
 
 flag. (French revolutionary war.) 808 . 1709 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) In four reigns: 
 
 recollections of Althea Allingham. 1785- 
 1842. 823.5770 
 
 Scott, Sir W. The surgeon's daughter. 
 
 823.1410 
 
 Same. in 823.5329; in ** 823.6032 
 
 The tapestried chamber. ( With his 
 
 The talisman.) p. 270, w* 823.1412 | 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 George HI., A. D. 1760-1820. Contin. 
 
 Gibraltar, ijj^2,2). Hamley, 5'/r E: B. Laz- 
 aro's legacy: a tale of the siege of Gibral- 
 tar. 64 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, v. 
 2.) «»** 823.6648 
 
 Gordon riots, 1780. 
 
 • Dickens, C: J: H. Barnaby Rudge. 
 
 823.384 
 
 Same. 823.385; 823.5336; 823.5551 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5303-4 
 
 Lord Nelson. Chamier, F: Ben Brace ; 
 the last of Nelson's Agamemnons. 
 
 823.197 
 
 Mutiny at the Nore, 1797. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 The king's own. 823 . 1 100 
 
 Same. 823.2916; ** 823.6662 
 
 Peninsular campaign, 1808. 
 
 Grant, J. King's Own Borderers. 
 
 823.633 
 • Romance of war; or, the Highland- 
 ers in Spain. 823.648 
 
 Maxwell, W: H. Stories of the Penin- 
 sular war. 823. 1 131 
 
 Luddite riots, 1813-1818. Henty, G: A. 
 Through the fray. 808 . 1484 
 
 Sam.e. 808.1612 
 
 Napoleonic wars. See also France. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Battle and the 
 
 breeze. [In his Tales of adventure . . . ) 
 
 in 808.1266 
 
 Same. ( With his Wrecked but not 
 
 ruined. ) in 808 . 1 265 
 
 Blackmore, R: D. Springhaven: a tale 
 
 of the great war. (Death of Lord Nelson.) 
 
 823.5151 
 Same. 823.5514 
 
 Buchanan, R. W. Shadow of the 
 
 sword. 823.4166 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) Against the 
 
 stream: the story of a heroic age in Eng- 
 land. (Days of Clarkson and Wilberforce. ) 
 
 823 . 202 
 Biographical. 
 
 Disraeli, B: Venetia. {With his ^yh\\.) 
 
 in 823 . 3230 
 Same. 823.469 
 
 Ritchie, Mrs. A. I., (T.) Miss Angel. 
 
 (Angelica Kaufman, Sir Joshua Reynolds, 
 etc.) 823.5986 
 
 Manners, (i 8th century.) 
 
 Brooke, H: Fool of quality; or, the 
 
 history of Henry, Earl of Moreland. 2 
 vols. 823.6532-3 
 
 Cobb, J. F. Watchers on the Long- 
 ships: a tale of Cornwall in the last cen- 
 tury. 823.4532 
 
 Edgeworth, M. Belinda. {In her Tales 
 
 . . . , vols. 2-3.) ** 823.4647-8 
 
 Same. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. 
 
 L. (A.), ed. The Bnt. novelists, vols. 
 49-50.) ** 823.2110-11 
 
 Gaskell, Mrs. E.. C. Sylvia's lovers. 
 
 823.5S67 
 Goldsmith, O. Vicar of Wakefield. 823.615 
 Same. 823.4206; 823.5873; 823.6425 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 73 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engflisli Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 Manners. (i8th century.) Contin. 
 Goldsmith, O. Contin. 
 Same. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), 
 
 ed. The Brit, novelists, v. 23.) 
 
 p. 169, in ** 823 . 2084 
 
 Same. {In Classic tales.) 
 
 p. Ill, in 823.4489 
 Same. 91 pp. {In Lib. of famous 
 
 fiction.) p. 447, in ** 823.6215 
 
 Grant, J. Strange story of the Duchess 
 
 of Kingston. 14 pp. ( With his Ross- 
 shire BuflFs.) p. 188, ?■» 823.649 
 
 Inchbald, Mrs. E.. (S.) Simple story. 
 
 (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. The Brit, 
 novelists, v. 28.) ** 823.2089 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) On the banks 
 
 of the Ouse ; or, life in Olney a hundred 
 years ago. 823 . 541 1 
 
 Melville, G: J: Whyte- Cerise. 
 
 823.7273 
 
 Same. {With his Holmby House.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 4667 
 
 Moore, J: Edward. 2 vols. 823.6462-3 
 
 Richardson, S: Clarissa (Harlowe) ; or, 
 
 the history of a young lady. 823 . 1316 
 
 History of Clarissa Harlowe. 5 
 
 vols. {Works, yo\s. Ar^.) 823.6164-8 
 Same. 8 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. 
 
 L. (A.), ed. The Brit, novelists, vols. 
 
 1-8.) ** 823 . 2062-9 
 History of Sir Charles Grandison. 
 
 4 vols. ( Works, vols. 9-12.) 
 
 ** 823.6169-72 
 Same. 7 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. 
 
 L. (A.), ed. The Brtt. novelists, vols. 
 
 9-15. ) ** 823 . 2070-6 
 Pamela; or, virtue rewarded. 3 vols. 
 
 ( Works, vols. 1-3.) ** 823.6161-3 
 
 Bath life. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Beau Nash. 
 
 823.5790 
 
 Smollett, T. G: Humphry Clinker. 
 
 823.1471 
 
 Same. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. 
 
 L. (A.), ed. The Brit, novelists, vols. 30- 
 31.) ** 823.2091-2 
 
 London life. 
 
 Arblay, Mme. F.. (B.)d'. Evelina. 2 
 
 vols, (in i). 823. 191 1 
 
 Same. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. 
 
 L. (A.), ed. The Brit, novelists, vols. 38-9.) 
 ** 823 . 20^9-2 100 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. Tale of two cities. 
 
 823.5317 
 Middle and low life. Warren, S: Now and 
 
 then. 
 Religious life. 
 
 Holt, E. S. 
 
 Sea life. 
 
 Marryat, 
 
 Snarleyow. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Russell, W: C, 
 
 mate. 
 
 823.1685 
 
 Ashcliffe Hall. 
 808.1520 
 
 Capt. F: The dog fiend; or, 
 
 (Smuggling. ) 823 . 1096 
 
 ** 823.6674 
 
 John Holdsworth, chief 
 
 in 823.5128 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 Manners. (i8th century.) Contin. 
 Sea life. Contin. 
 
 Smollet, T. G: Humphry Clinker. 
 
 823.1471 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.2091-2 
 
 — Peregrine Pickle. 823 . 1472 
 
 Note. — See also Sea stories. 
 
 Theatrical life. 
 
 Reade, C: Art: a dramatic tale. ( With 
 
 his Christie Johnstone . . . ) 
 
 p. 231, in 823.1285 
 
 Clouds and sunshine. ( With his 
 
 Christie Johnstone . . . ) 
 
 p. 185, in 823 . 1285 
 Manners, (ist half of 19th century.) 
 
 Adams, H: C. School-days at Kings- 
 court: a tale of 1803. 808. 1567 
 
 Austen, J., Emma. 823.43 
 
 Mansfield Park. 823.44 
 
 Northanger Abbey. 823.2012 
 
 Same. { With her Pride and preju- 
 dice.) in 823.5341 
 
 Pride and prejudice. 823.5341 
 
 Persuasion. ( With her Sense and 
 
 sensibility.) in 823.47 
 
 Sense and sensibility. 823.47 
 
 Same. 823.5536 
 
 Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.) Adam Bede. 
 
 823.996 
 
 {In /^(fr Tales 
 
 823.4647-8 
 
 Edgeworth, M. Belinda. 
 
 . . . , vols. 2-3.) 
 
 Same. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. 
 
 L. (A.), ed. The British novelists, vols. 
 49-50.) ** 823.2110-11 
 Manoeuvring. {In her Tales of fash- 
 ionable life.) in 823.506 
 
 Same. {In /i^r Tales . . . , v. 8.) 
 
 * 823.4653 
 
 Patronage. 2 vols. {In her Tales 
 
 . . . , vols. 11-12.) * 823.4656-7 
 
 Scott, Sir^. St. Ronan's well. 
 
 823. 141 1 
 
 Same. 823.5326 
 
 Same. in ** 823 . 6030 
 
 Thackeray, W: M. Vanity fair. 
 
 823.1580 
 London life. See Theodore Hook's novels. 
 Domestic life. 
 
 Ferrier, Miss S. E. Destiny; or, the 
 
 chiefs daughter. 823.2051 
 
 — Inheritance. 823.2052 
 
 Marriage. 823.1991 
 
 More, Mrs. H. Ccelebs in search of a 
 
 wife. 823.5749 
 
 Note. — See also Jane Austen's novels. (Begun 1811.) 
 
 Military life. See Napoleonic wars, under 
 
 France. 
 Political life. 
 
 Gait, J: The member: an autobiog- 
 raphy. ** 823.6720 
 
 The radical: an autobiography. (Na- 
 than Butt.) ** 823.6721 
 
 • Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- My novel. 
 
 2 vols. 823.1037-8 
 
 Same. S23. 5971-2 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 74 
 
 ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin, 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 Manners, (isthalfof 19th century.) Contin. 
 Political life. Contin. 
 
 Ward, R. P. De Vere; or, the man of 
 
 independence. 823 . 4054 
 
 ^- Tremaine; or, the man of refinement. 
 
 ** 823.6733 
 Religious life. White, W. H. Revolution 
 in Tanner's lane. 823 . 5272 
 
 Rural life. 
 
 Irving, W. Bracebridge Hall; or, the 
 
 humourists: a medley. 823.1810 
 
 Lj^ton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- Eugene 
 
 Aram. 823 . 1028 
 
 ■ ■ — Same. 823.6218 
 
 Mitford, M.. R. Our village. 2 vols. 
 
 823.2148-9 
 Note. — See also Jane Austen's novels for rural 
 gentry. 
 
 George IV., A. D. 1820-1830, 
 
 Croly, G. Marston; or, the soldier and 
 
 statesman. 2d ed. 3 vols. * 823 . 5492-4 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) In four reigns. 
 
 1785-1842. 823.5770 
 
 Wii.i,iAM IV., A. D. 1830-1837. 
 
 ■ Cross, Mrs. M. A. (E.) Felix Holt, the 
 
 Radical. 823.999 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) In four reigns: 
 
 the recollections of Althea Allingham. 
 1785-1842. 823.5770 
 
 Under the Mendips. (Bristol riots, 
 
 1831.) 823.5773 
 
 Victoria, A. D. 1837 — . 
 Chartists. 
 
 Disraeli, B: Sybil; or, the two nations. 
 
 823 . 466 
 Same. 823.3230 
 
 Kingsley, C: Alton Locke, tailor and 
 
 poet. 823.931 
 
 Crimean war, 1844-5. 
 
 Grant, J. Lady Wedderbum's wish. 
 
 823.634 
 
 Laura Everingham. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Lord Hermitage. 
 
 One of " The six hundred. 
 
 Henty, G: A. Jack Archer. 
 
 Kingsley, H: Ravenshoe. 
 
 Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 823.635 
 823.5682 
 823.4797 
 
 823.642 
 808.1532 
 
 823.943 
 The interpreter. 
 
 823.1853 
 
 Same. ( With his Digby Grand.) 
 
 in** 823.4671 
 Life and manners. 
 London life. 
 
 Besant, W. Bell of St. Paul's, 
 
 823.6362 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) Winifred Ber- 
 tram. 823.212 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. Martin Chuzzlewit. 
 
 4 vols. 823.420-3 
 
 Nicholas Nickleby. 823 . 5553 
 
 ■ Same. 2 vols. 
 
 823.437-7K; 823.5298-9 
 
 Oliver Twist. 823.5300 
 
 Same. 823.5334; 823.5555; 823.6756 
 
 James, Hc.yr. A London life. 823.6536 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 Life and manners. Contin. 
 London life. Contin. 
 
 Lovelace, F. The Moloch of fashion. 
 
 ■ 823.5491 
 
 Melville, G: J: Whyte- The Brookes of 
 
 Bridlemere. 823 .1150 
 
 Same. ** 823.4662; 823.7272 
 
 Savage, M. W. Bachelor of the Al- 
 bany. ** 823 . 4674 
 
 Trollope, A. The three clerks, 
 
 823.1628 
 
 Whitty, E: M. Friends of Bohemia. 2 
 
 vols. 823.6155-6 
 
 Fashionable life. 
 
 Aid^, H. Introduced to society. 
 
 823.5145 
 
 Aristocracy. (Anon.) 823.7237 
 
 Black, W: Prince Fortunatus. 823.7030 
 
 — — Burke, Sir J: B. Family romance; or, 
 
 episodes in the domestic annals of the aris- 
 tocracy. 823 . 152 
 
 Clemens, S: L. A Connecticut Yankee 
 
 in King Arthur's court. 823 . 6141 
 
 Collins, M. Marquis and merchant. 3 
 
 vols. 823.7369-71 
 
 Ellis, Mrs. S.. (S.) Pique: a tale of the 
 
 English aristocracy. (Anon.) 823.4633 
 
 Hook, T. E: Gumey married: a sequel 
 
 to Gilbert Gurney. 823.817 
 
 McCarthy, J,, and Praed, Mrs. R. (M.- 
 
 P.) Campbell- The ladies' gallery. 
 
 823.7266 
 
 Yates, E. H, Broken to harness: a 
 
 story of English domestic life. 823. 1749 
 
 Note. — See also novels by Disraeli, B:; Hook, T. 
 E:; I^ytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer-; Melville, G: J: 
 Whyte-; Trollope, Mrs. F.. E. (T.); Yonge, C. M.. 
 
 Middle-class life. Yonge, CM.. The daisy 
 chain. 823.1764 
 
 Note. — See also novels by Jane Austen. 
 
 Low life. Warren, S: Ten thousand a year. 
 
 823.1689 
 Note. — See also novels by C: J: H. Dickens. 
 
 Politics. 
 
 Chesney, C: C. The battie of Dorking. 
 
 823.5649 
 
 Collins, W: W. The woman in white. 
 
 823.268 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. Hard times, 2 vols. 
 
 (Social and political questions. ) 
 
 823.411-12 
 
 Same. in 823.5304; in 823.5336 
 
 Disraeli, B: Coningsby. 823.459 
 
 Same. ( With his Miriam Alroy.) 
 
 in 823.3002 
 
 Endymion. 823.2313 
 
 Same. 823.2314; 823.6157 
 
 Vivian Grey, 823.470 
 
 Kingsley, C: Two years ago. 823.934 
 
 Yeast: a problem. 823 . 936 
 
 Kingsley, H: Austin Elliot. 823.937 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- The new 
 
 Timon. (Polit, satire.) p. i, in 821,246 
 
 McCarthy, J., atid Praed, Mrs. R. (M.- 
 
 P.) Campbell- 
 
 "The Right Honourable." 
 823.5488 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 75 
 
 ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 £ngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 IvIFE AND MANNERS, Contin. 
 
 Politics, Contin. 
 
 Murray, E. C. G. Member for Paris. 
 
 823.6098 
 
 TroUope, A. Phineas Finn, the Irish 
 
 member. 823.1619 
 
 Ward, R. P. Tremaine. ** 823.6733 
 
 Parliamentary elections. 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. I/. Bulwer- My novel. 
 
 2 vols. 823 . 1037-8 
 
 Same. 823.5971-2 
 
 Trollope, A. Ralph the heir. 823 . 1623 
 
 Warren, S: Ten thousand a year. 
 
 823.1689 
 Social and labor questions. 
 
 Besant, W. All sorts and conditions of 
 
 men. 823.3719 
 
 Children of Gibeon. in 823 . 4985 
 
 Same. 823.5020 
 
 Same. 823.6962 
 
 Caird, Mrs. M. (A.) Wing of Azrael. 
 
 (Marriage and divorce.) 823.7199 
 
 Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.) Felix Holt. 
 
 823.999 
 Jenkins, E: Little Hodge. 823.900 
 
 Kingsley, C: Alton Locke. 823.931 
 
 Sime, W: King Capital. 823.4503 
 
 Trollope, Mrs. F.. (M.) Life ... of 
 
 Michael Armstrong, the factory boy. 
 
 ** 823.6222 
 Note.— See also novels by H. Martineau. 
 
 Socialism. 
 
 Gilbert, W: De profundis. 2d ed. 
 
 823.4087 
 
 Gresley, Rev. W: Charles Lever; or, 
 
 the man of the nineteenth century. 
 
 ** 823.6772 
 James, H:, Jr. Princess Casamassima. 
 
 823.5744 
 
 Linton, Mrs. E. (L.) True history of 
 
 Joshua Davidson, communist. 823.4814 
 
 Blanufacturing districts. 
 
 Hamerton, P. G. Wenderholme: a 
 
 story of Lancashire and Yorkshire. 
 
 823.693 
 
 Martineau, H. A Manchester strike. 
 
 (/« her Illust. of polit. econ., v. 3.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6708 
 
 Nicholls, i¥r5. C. (B.) 
 
 Artist li/6. Collins, W: W. 
 
 Note. — For Art novels, see p. 10. 
 Literary life. Murray, D: C 
 
 vessel. 
 Military life. 
 Grant, J. Frank Hilton 
 
 Shirley. 
 
 823.128 
 Hide-and-seek. 
 823.257 
 
 The weaker 
 823.6424 
 
 (In Arabia.) 
 823.627 
 
 Oliver Ellis. (In West Indies. ) 
 
 823 . 640 
 
 The phantom regiment. (In Spain.) 
 
 823.644 
 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) Cavalry 
 
 life. 823.4990 
 
 Note. — See also novels by W: H. Maxwell. 
 
 Flngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 Life and manners. Contin. 
 Sea life. 
 
 Ballantyue, R. M. Shifting winds. 
 
 808.212 
 
 Black, W: White wings: a yachting ro- 
 mance. 823 . 2350 
 
 Chamier, F: Saucy Arethusa. 823.6347 
 
 Tom Bowling: a tale of the sea. 
 
 823.6348 
 
 Cupples, G: The green hand: adven- 
 tures of a naval lieutenant. 808 . 345 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. From powder 
 
 monkey to admiral. 808 . 1033 
 
 Paddy Finn; or, the adventures of a 
 
 midshipman . 808 .1614 
 
 Three lieutenants. 808.1616 
 
 True Blue; or, the life . . . of a Brit- 
 ish seaman of the old school. 808 . 365 
 
 Russell, W: C. The Flying Dutchman. 
 
 ( With his A sailor's sweetheart.) 
 
 in 823.2510 
 
 Jack's courtship. 823.4947 
 
 A sailor's sweetheart. 823.2510 
 
 A sea queen. 823 . 4507 
 
 Wreck of the "Grosvenor." 
 
 in 823.6702 
 
 Scott, M. The cruise of the Midge. 
 
 823.1389 
 Tom Cringle's log. 823 . 1390 
 
 Stables, G. On special service. 808 . 1423 
 
 Note.— See also novels by Capt. F: Martyat. 
 AlsoS&a. stories ;— Whale fishery, in general al- 
 phabet. 
 
 Sporting life. Melville, G: J: Whyte- Sat- 
 anella. ** 823.4668 
 
 Note. — See also Hunting and sporting adventures, 
 in general alphabet. 
 University life. 
 
 Bradley, E: Adventures of Mr. Verdant 
 
 Green. 823.117 
 
 College theatricals. 38 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood.) 2« ** 823 . 6648 
 
 Hughes, T: Tom Brown at Oxford. 
 
 823.837 
 
 Same. ( With his Tom Brown's 
 
 school-days.) in 823.5955 
 
 Kingsley, C: Alton Locke. 823.931 
 
 Kingsley, H: Ravenshoe. 823.943 
 
 Lockhart, J: G. Reginald Dalton. 
 
 823.4511 
 
 My college friends. Charles Russell, 
 
 the gentleman-commoner. (/« Tales from 
 Blackwood, v. 4.) in ** 823.6650 
 
 — No. II. Horace Leicester. 45 pp. 
 
 (/« Tales from Blackwood, v. 6.) 
 
 in ** 823.6652 
 
 No. IIL Mr. W. Wellington Hurst. 
 
 43 PP- (-^« Tales from Blackwood, v. 6.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6652 
 
 Thackeray, W : M. Pendennis. 823.1576 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ' 823.5006-7 
 
 School life. 
 
 Adams, H. C. Charlie Lucken at school 
 
 and college. 823 . 6333 
 
 Schoolboy honour: a tale of Hal- 
 minster College. 808. 1608 
 Who was Philip ? 808. 1609 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 76 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 Life and manners, Contin. 
 School life. Contin. 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. Life and adventures 
 
 of Nicholas Nickleby. 2 vols. 823 . 5298-9 
 
 Grant, J. Dick Rodney. 823 . 624 
 
 Hughes, T: Tom Brown's school-days 
 
 at Rugby. 823.5167 
 
 Same. 823 . 835; 823 . 5955 ; in 823 . 6677 
 
 Same. in 823.6698 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. Schoolboy days. 
 
 808.1543 
 
 Smedley, F. E. Frank Fairlegh; or, 
 
 scenes from the life of a private pupil. 
 
 823.1444 
 TheoIvOGicai, movements. 
 
 Borrow, G: Lavrengo, the scholar, the 
 
 gipsy, the priest. 823 . 112 
 
 Disraeli, B: Tancred. (Defense of the 
 
 Jews.) 
 
 — Holt, E. S.. Verena. 
 
 — McDonnell, W: Exeter Hall. 
 
 — Haitian d, E: By and by. 
 Same. 
 
 — — Higher law: a romance. 
 Pilgrim and the shrine, 
 
 — Mallock, W: H. A 
 nineteenth century 
 
 823.467 
 808.1521 
 823.6158 
 823.1079 
 
 823.2354 
 823 . 1080 
 823.1081 
 romance of the 
 823.5585 
 
 Ward, Mrs. M.. A. (A.) Robert Els 
 mere. 823.5342 
 
 Note. — See also novels by Mrs. M. O. (W.) Oliphant. 
 
 High Church. 
 
 • Chamberlain, N. H. The sphynx in 
 
 Aubrey parish. 823 . 7 140 
 
 Yonge, CM.. Heir of Redclyflfe. 
 
 823.1768 
 
 Pillars of the house. 2 vols. 
 
 823.1772-3 
 Roman Catholic. 
 
 Disraeli, B: Lothair. (Catholicism in 
 
 England.) 823.464 
 
 Same. 823.2751 
 
 Reeorms. 
 
 — — Dickens, C: J: H. Bleak House. (Delays 
 
 in Courts of chancery. ) 823 . 390 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5313-14 
 
 Little Dorrit. (Circumlocution office, 
 
 etc.) 823.419 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5315-16 
 
 Reade, C: Put yourself in his place. 
 
 (Legal trades unions. ) 823 . 1294 
 
 A woman-hater. (Difficulties, etc., in 
 
 pursuit of medical studies. ) 823 . 1984 
 
 Note.— See also novels by H. Martineau. 
 
 Insane asylums. 
 
 Reade, C: Hard cash. 823.1290 
 
 Yates, E. H. Dr. Wainwright's patient. 
 
 823.5890 
 Poor and poor laws. 
 Besant, W. All sorts and conditions of men. 
 
 823.3719 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. Adventures of Oliver 
 
 Twist. (Work-house abuses.) 823.5300 
 
 Same. 823.5334; 823.5555 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6756 
 
 Farjeon, B: L. Toilers of Babylon. 
 
 823.6320 
 
 [En^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 Reforms. Contin. 
 Prison abuses. 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. Posthumous papers of 
 
 the Pickwick club. 823.5173 
 
 Same. 823.5556; 823.5677 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823. 449-9^; 823. 5296-7 
 
 Same. 4 vols. 823.445-8 
 
 James, G: P. R. The convict, 823.7307 
 
 Reade, C: It is never too late to mend. 
 
 823.1292 
 
 Smith, H. In prison and out. 
 
 823.1458 
 
 Sam,e. 
 
 Temperance. Jenkins, E: 
 
 in 823 . 6687 
 The devil's chain. 
 823.899 
 
 Life-saving service. ^ 
 Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 sea. 
 
 The life-boat. 
 
 London fire brigade 
 
 Fire brigade 
 
 Battles with the 
 
 808.1549 
 
 808.827 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.208 
 
 Mail service. Ballantyne, R. M. Post 
 haste. 808.1271 
 
 Railroad system. Ballantyne, R. M. The 
 iron horse, 808.1261 
 
 Country i^ife. 
 
 Blackmore, R: D. 
 
 Cradock Nowell. 
 
 823.5837 
 Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.) Adam Bede. 
 
 823.996 
 
 a study of provincial 
 
 in 823 . 6261 
 
 823 . lOOO-IOOI 
 
 Wyncote. 823.535 
 Country quarters. 
 
 823.599 
 Colonel Quaritch, V. 
 
 823.5529 
 Lady Lee's widow- 
 823 . 6072 
 from the madding 
 823.697 
 823.5081; 823.5386 
 Under the greenwood tree. 823 . 701 
 
 Howitt, W: Woodburn Grange. 3 
 
 vols, (in I). 823.833 
 
 Melville, G: J: Whyte- Satanella : a 
 
 story of Punchestown. ** 823.4668 
 
 Mitford, M.. R. Our village. 
 
 823.2148-9 
 
 Sewell, E.. M. Margaret Percival. 
 
 823.4177 
 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) Army so- 
 ciety: life in a garrison town. 
 
 in 823.5040 
 
 Trollope, A. The Bertrams. 823.1604 
 
 — Eustace diamonds. 
 
 Orley Farm, 
 
 Middlemarch: 
 
 life, 
 Satne. 2 vols, 
 
 Erskine, Mrs. T: 
 
 Gardiner, M. (P.) 
 
 Haggard, H: R. 
 
 C, 
 
 Hamley, Sir E: B. 
 
 hood. 
 
 Hardy, T: Far 
 
 crowd. 
 
 Sam,e. 
 
 823.1608 
 823.1618 
 
 Sir Harry Hotspur of Humbleth- 
 
 waite. 823.1624 
 
 Same. 823.5997 
 
 Vicar of BuUhampton, 823.1629 
 
 Same. 823.5999 
 
 The warden, 823.1630 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 77 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Bnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 Country lyiifE. Contin. 
 
 Yonge, C, M.. Beeclicroft. 823.1760 
 
 In Berkshire. Kingsley, H: Silcote of Sil- 
 
 823 . 2033 
 
 Deep down: a tale 
 
 808.1264 
 
 in 823.6692 
 
 Christowell: a Dart- 
 823.3916 
 
 cotes. 
 In Cornwall. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 of tlie Cornish mines. 
 
 Same. 
 
 In Devonshire. 
 
 Blackmore, R: D. 
 
 moor tale. 
 
 Kingsley, H: Leighton Court. 823.942 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. Two guardians. 
 
 823.1776 
 Note.— See also novels by C: Kingsley. 
 
 Isle of Man. 
 
 Barr, Mrs. A. E. (H.) Feet of clay. 
 
 823.7240 
 
 Caine, H. The deemster. 823 . 5448 
 
 In Lancashire. Hamerton, P. G. Wender- 
 
 holme. 823.693 
 
 Scilly islands. Besant, W. Armorel of Lyon- 
 
 esse. 
 In Sussex 
 
 raine. 
 
 Same. 
 
 In Wales. 
 
 Blackmore, R: D 
 
 Blackmore, R: D. 
 
 823.7163 
 Alice Lor- 
 in 823.3916 
 
 823.5836 
 
 Hardjr, T: 
 
 In Yorkshire. 
 
 Blackmore, R: D, 
 
 Maid of Sker. 
 
 823.5831 
 Wessex tales. 823 . 6 1 90 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 — Sam.e. 2 vols. 
 
 — Same. 
 
 — Same. 4 vols, 
 Hamerton, P. G. 
 
 NichoUs, Mrs. C. 
 
 — Same. 
 
 — Shirley. 
 
 — Villette. 
 
 — Same. 
 Reid, T. W. 
 
 Mary Anerley. 
 
 823.2290 
 
 Nicholas Nickleby. 
 
 823.5553 
 
 823.437-7" 
 
 823.5298-9 
 
 823.433-6 
 
 Wenderholme. 
 
 823.693 
 (B.) Jane Eyre, 
 
 823.126 
 
 in 823.6261 
 
 823.128 
 
 823 . 129 
 
 in 823.6261 
 
 Mauleverer's millions. 
 
 in 823.5090 
 Anglo-Indian life. See also India. 
 
 Cunningham, H. S. Chronicles of 
 
 Dustypore. 823.4375 
 
 Note.— See Adolphus, J. History of England. 
 (1760-1804.) (Tory.) 7 vols. 942.441-7.— Amos, S. 
 English constitution. (18^0-1880.) 323.18;— Primer 
 of the English constitution. 942.1342. — Arblay, 
 Mme. v.. (B.) d'. Diary and letters. (1778-1840.) 2 
 vols. 1880. 328.363-4. — Ashton, J: Dawn of the 
 19th century in England. 2 vols. 1886. 942.1229-30. 
 — Bj^ehot, W. English constitution. 1877. 342.5. 
 —Bancroft, G: History of the United States. 10 
 vols. (i492-i782._) 973.32-41.— Bloomfleld, G. (L.), 
 Baroness. Reminiscences of court and diplomatic 
 life. (1822-1871.) 923.2030.— Browning, O. Mod- 
 em England. (1820-1874.) 1879. 942 .403.— Bryant, 
 W: C, and Gay, S. H. History of the United States. 
 (Earliest times to 1865.) 4 vols. 1879. 973.11-13^- 
 —Canning:, G:, and others. The poetry of the Anti- 
 Jacobin. 1890. 821.1293. — Comwallis, C:, il/ar^MW. 
 Correspondence. 3 vols. 1859. 816.49-51.— David- 
 
 !English Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 HANOVERIAN PERIOD, A. D. 1714-1891. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 son, J. M. Eminent English liberals in and out of 
 parliament. 92:5.798. — Dillce, 5'2> C: W. Problems 
 of Greater Britain. 1890. (Relationsof the English- 
 speaking countries to the comparative politics of 
 the countries under British government.) 327.62. — 
 Frothingliam, R: Rise of the republic of the Uni- 
 ted States. (1643-1790.) 1872. 324.10. — Greville, 
 C: C. F. Memoirs: journal of the reigns of King 
 George IV. , King William IV. , and Queen Victoria. 8 
 vols, V. I : "journal of the reign of Geoi'ge IV. 1888. 
 923.1955. — Hallam, H. Constitutional histoty of 
 England. (Accession of Henry VII. to death of 
 George II., 1760.) 3 vols. 1876. 942.41-3. — James, 
 W: Naval hist, of Gt. Brit. (1703-1827.) 6 vols. 
 ♦942. 1389-94. — Janlus. letters, ed. by John Wade. 
 2 vols. 1887. 304.1-2. — Lieclcy, W: E: H. History 
 of England in the i8th century. 8 vols. 942. 
 71-2,2^-2". — ^Iiudlow, J: M. The war of American 
 independence, 1775-1783. 1876. 973.252. — Macaulay, 
 T: B. Mme. F. B. d' Arblay. (/« his Essays, v. 5.) 
 p.,248, m 824.136; — Bar^re. (1755-1841.) (In his Es- 
 says, v. 5.) p. 423, tn 824.136; — Robert, Lord Clive. 
 (/« A/i Essays, v. 4.) p. 194, i« 824. 135; — Warren 
 Hastings. (/» his Essays, v. 5.) p. 1, z« 824.136; — 
 Samuel Johnson, Croker's ed. of Boswell's Life of. 
 (In his Essays, v. 2.) p. 368, in 824. 134; — William 
 Pitt, Earl of Chatham, (/n his Essays, v. 3.) p. 194, 
 in 824.135; — Horace Waipole, Earl of Orford. (/« 
 his Essays, v. 3.) p. 143, /« 824. 135.— McCarthy, J. H. 
 England under Gladstone. 1880-1884. 942.1325;— 
 Epoch of reform. (1830-1850.) 942.868; — Same. 942. 
 1271; — History of our own times. (1837-1880.) 2 vols. 
 i88o.' 942 .395-6. — Markliam, .(4 rfwjiVa/ J: A naval ca- 
 reer during the old war. (1775-1826.^ 923.2027. — Mar- 
 tineau, H. History of England, (i 790-1854.) 4 vols. 
 1864. 942.112-15. — Massey, W: N. History of Eng- 
 land. (1745-1801.) (Whig.) 4 vols. 942.1343-6.— May, 
 T: Constitutional history. (1760-1860.) 2 vols. 1878. 
 942.171-2. — Molesworth, W: N. History of Eng- 
 land. (1830-1874.) 3 vols. 1877. 942.265-7.— Morris, 
 E. E. Early Hanoverians. (George I. and II.) 
 (1713-1795.) 1886. 942.1266.— Rogers, J. E. T. 
 Adam Smith. (1723-1790.) (/« his Hist, gleanings, 
 ist ser.) p. 93, in 923.965; — John Home Tooke, 
 (1736-1812.) (/« //ziHist. gleanings, 2d ser.) p. 189, 
 in 923.966;— Sir Robert Waipole, Earl of Orford. 
 (1676-1745.) {In his Hist, gleanings, 1st ser.) p. 47, in 
 923.965;— John Wilkes. (1727-1797.) (/« his Hist 
 gleanings, 2d ser.) p. 131, »'» 923.9(56. — ^Rowley, J, 
 Settlement of the constitution. (1689-1784.) 1878. 
 942.308.— Bussell, W: C, Horatio Nelson and the 
 naval supremacy of England, 1890. 923.1926. — 
 Seeley, J. R. Expansion of England. 1883. 942. 
 922. — Smiles, S: Industrial biography. 1871. 926. 
 19;— Life of George Stephenson. 925.38; — Life of 
 James Watt, 926.33. — Smith, G. Foundation of 
 the American colonies. {In his Lectures, 1859-61.) 
 p. 185, in 907 .2;— Pitt, 1784-1806, {In his Three Eng. 
 statesmen.) 1878. 923.88.— Smith, S. Peter Plym- 
 ley'S letters. 816.63,— Southey, K.- Life of Nelson. 
 1830. 920.165;— Life of Wesley. 1876. 922.109.— 
 Stanhope, P. H. (Lord Mahon.) History of Eng- 
 land. (Tory.) 1713-1783. 7 vols. 1854. 942.330-6;— 
 Notes of conversations with the Duke of Wellington, 
 1831-1851. 904.45. — Stephen, L. Historyof English 
 thought in the 18th century. 2 vols. 1876. 192.21-2.— 
 Taine, H. A. History of English literature. 3 
 vols. 820.56-8.— Tancock, O. W. England during 
 the American and European wars. (1765-18200 
 1S78. 942.326.— Thackeray, W: M. The four 
 Georges. (Lectures.) {IVorks, v. x.) S23.1579.— 
 Waite, R. Life of Wellington, 1879, 923.436.— 
 "Waipole, H. Memoirs. 2 vols. 923.2044-5;— Last 
 journals of. Ed, by Dr. Doran . 2 vols. 923.2046-7. — 
 waipole, S.H. History of England. (1815-1861.) 
 5 vols. (Index in each vol.) 942.1351-5.— Ward, T: 
 H. Reign of Victoria. (1837-1887.) 2 vols. 942. 
 1397-8.— Wharton, G.,and P. Wits and beaux of 
 society. 1873. 920.77.— Wright, T. Caricature 
 history of the Georges. 942.198. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library, 
 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 72-74, 97. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 61-62, 83-84, 
 
 No, 4, 1884, pp. 94-95, 120-121. 
 
 No, 5, 1838, pp. loo-ioi, 187-189, 
 
ENGIylSH FICTION 
 
 78 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. 
 
 England. Contin. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 lylFE AND MANNERS. 
 
 Note.— See Adams, W: H: D. The merry mon- 
 arch; or, England under Charles II. (1630-1685.) 2 
 vols. 1885. 942.1279^80.— Ashton, J: The dawn of 
 the 19th century in England. 2 vols. 18S6. 
 * 942. 1229-30; — Men, maidens, and manners a hun- 
 dred years ago. 1888. 942.1318;— Social life in the 
 reign of Queen Anne. 2 vols. 1882. * 942.1190-1.— 
 Badean, A. Aristocracy in England. (1886.) 942. 
 ijij.—Balcli, E.. Glimpses of old English homes. 
 lUus. 1890. * 942. 1399.— Besant, W. Fifty years 
 ago. 1888. 942.1278.— Buckle, H. T. History of 
 civilization in England. 2 vols. 1878-9. 313. 
 T,S-6;—Same. 313.37-8;— Sa»J«. 3 vols. 3I3-55-7- 
 —Collier, R. I,. English home life. 1886. 942. 
 1319. — Colman, H: European life and manners. 
 2 vols. 1849. 940.191-2.— Gronow, Capt. R. H. 
 Reminiscences and recollections. 1810-1860. lUus. 
 2 vols. * 923. 2025-6. — Guild, C. Britons and Mus- 
 covites. (Trav. and descrip.,etc.) 1888. 914.467.— 
 Heath, F.G: English peasantry. 1874. 942.1369. 
 -Holmes, O. W. Our hundred days in Europe. 
 i8g8. 9x4.410.— Hoppins, J. M. Old England, its 
 scenery, art, and people. 1878. 914.40.— Howitt, 
 W: Visits to remarkable places. 1888. 914.440.— 
 Jesserand, J. J. English wayfaring life in the 
 middle ages. (14th cent.) 1889. 942.12S4.— L.au- 
 gel, A. A. England, political and social. 1874. 
 914.455.— I-ytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- England 
 and the English. 1874. 829.601.— Mason, E:T., ^rf. 
 British letters illustrative of character and social 
 life. 3 vols. 1888. 826.119-21.— Miller, H. First 
 impressions of England and its people. 1873. 914. 
 54.— Nadal, E. S. Impressions of I/jndon social 
 life. 1875. 914.39.— Pascoe, C: E. London of 
 to-day. 1890. 914.454. — Roberts, G: Social his- 
 tory of the people of the southern counties of Eng- 
 land. 1856. 942.1359.— Shand, A. I. Haifa cen- 
 tury; or, changes in men and manners. 2d ed. 
 1888. 942.1317.— Smalley, G: W. London letters. 
 V. 2. 824.440.— Thrupp, J: The Anglo-Saxon 
 home. (5th- nth cent.) 1862. 942.1358.— Timbs, J: 
 Ancestral stories and traditions of great families 
 illustrative of Eng. hist. 942.455;— Nooks and cor- 
 ners of English life, past and present. 1867. 942. 
 465.— Wharton, G., and P. Wits and beaux of so- 
 ciety. 1873. 920.77.— Wright, T: Hist, of dom. 
 manners during the middle ages. 1862. * 942.1396. 
 
 England as seen by foreigners. 
 
 Blouet, p. [Max O'Jiell.] John Bull and his 
 island. 1887. 914.351;— 5a»««. 942.958.— Daryl, P. 
 Public life in England. (1884.) 942.1115.— Emer- 
 son, R.W. English traits. (1833-1847.) 1876. 914.53. 
 — Escott, T: H. S. England: its people, polity and 
 pursuits. 2 vols. 1879. 942.1364-5.— Hawthorne, 
 N. Our old home. 1863. 915.55;— Passages from 
 the English note-books. 1873. 914.37.— Patten, C. 
 B. England as seen by an American banker. 914. 
 469.— Taine, H. Notes on England. 914.48.— 
 White, R: G. England without and within. 1890. 
 914.456.— Winter, W: The trip to England. 1881. 
 914.465. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1S82). p. 408, j« ** 
 50.i-r-Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p". 141, in ** 
 50-1 • 
 
 In general, and for long periods. 
 
 Note.— Pot bibliography, see Adams, C: K. Man- 
 ual of historical literature. 1882. ** 907. 4.— Allen, 
 Pro/. W: F. The reader's guide to English history. 
 1886. 907.8.— Bright, J. F. History of England. 
 4 vols. (Contains a list of authorities.) 942 .398-400^ . 
 — Gardiner, S. R., and MuUinger, J. B. Intro- 
 duction to the study of English history. 1881. (pp. 
 200-424, by J. B. Mullinger, on authorities.) 942. 1424. 
 —Montgomery, D. H. The leading facts of Eng- 
 lish history. 2d ed. 1889. (pp. 404-408. A short 
 list of books on English history.) 942.1293.— Son- 
 nenschein, W. S. The best books: classified bibli- 
 ography. 1887. ** 17.238. 
 
 For comprehensive works, see Allen, J. Bat- 
 tles of the British navy. 2 vols. 1852. v. i: 1190- 
 1799. V. 2: 1800-1840. 942.338-9.— Bright, J. F. 
 History of England. (A. D. 449-1880.) 4 vols. 942. 
 398-400-400'.— Green, J: R: History of the English 
 people. (A. D. 449-1815.) 4 vols. 942.225-7-7='.— 
 Hosmer, J. K. Hist, of Anglo-Saxon freedom. 
 (Polity of the Eng. speaking race.) 1890. 323.17.— 
 Uozier, H. M. The invasions of England. 2 vols. 
 
 !Engrlis]i Fiction. Contin. 
 England. Contin. 
 
 In general, and for long periods. Con- 
 tin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 (Norman conquest toA. D. 1805.) 1876. 942.1298-9. 
 —Hume, D: History of England. (B. C. 55-A. D. 
 1689.) (Tory.) 6 vols. 942.65-70.— Kennet, W., 
 and Hughes, J. Hist, of England (to 1701). 3 vols. 
 ** 942.1418-20.— Knight, C: Popular history of 
 England. (B. C. 56-A. D. 1848.) 942.79-86.— Lln- 
 gard, J. History of England. (B. C. 55-A. D. 1689.) 
 (Roman Catholic.) 10 vols. 942.87-96.- Morris, E: 
 E., ed. Epochs of modern history, viz.: Beginning 
 of the middle ages— England and Europe in the 
 ninth century. By R. W. Church. 940.163;— Nor- 
 mans in Europe— Feudal system and England un- 
 der Norman kings. By A. H. Johnson. 940.164;— 
 Crusades. ByG:\V:Cox. 940.165;— Earlv Plantag- 
 enets— their relation to the history of Europe: 
 foundation and growth of constitutional govern- 
 ment. ByW: Stubbs. 942.1267;— Edward III. By 
 W. Warburton. 923.1836;— Houses of Lancaster and 
 York— the conquest and loss of France. By J. 
 Gairdner. 942.1268; — Era of the Protestant revolu- 
 tion. By F: Seebohm. 274.56;— Early Tudors. 
 Henry VIL, Henry VIII. By C. E. Moberley. 942. 
 1269;— Age of Elizabeth. By M. Creighton. 942. 
 1270;— Thirty years' war, 1618-1648. By S: R. Gardi- 
 ner. 943 . 101 ;— Puritan revolution, and the first two 
 Stuarts, 1603-1660. By S: R. Gardiner. 942.1263;— 
 Fall of the Stuarts, and western Europe. By E: 
 Hale. 942.1264;— Age of Anne. By E: E. Morris. 
 942.1265; — Early Hanoverians— Europe from the 
 Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle. 
 By E: E. Morris. 942.1266;— Frederick the Great 
 and the seven years' war. By F. W. Longman. 
 943.102;— French revolution and first empire. By 
 W: O'C. Morris. App. byA. D. "White. 944.628;— 
 Epoch of reform, 1830-1850. By J. McCarthy. 942. 
 1271;— English restoration and Louis XIV. From 
 Peace of Westphalia to Peace of Nimwegen. By O. 
 Airy. 940.162. — Ran8ome,C. History of England. 
 (B. C. 55-A. D. 1887.) 942.1308;— Rise of constitu- 
 tional government in England. 1883. 323.16.— 
 Stone, A. P. A history of England. (List of 
 works for reference, pp. 226-233.) 1890. 942.1316. 
 
 For British colonies, see also British North Amer- 
 ica.— United States: Colonial period. — West Indies.— 
 Bourne, H. R. F. Story of our colonies. 1888. 
 942.1292. — Froude, J. A. Oceana; or, England and 
 her colonies. 1888. 910.623.— liUcas, C. P. Hist, 
 geography of the British colonies, v. i. 1888. 942. 
 1388. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 72-74, 97. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 61-62, 83-84. 
 No. 4, 1884, pp. 94-95, 120-121. 
 No. 5, 1888, pp. 100-101, 187-189. 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350.5496'-''. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 408-15, in 
 ■►* 50. 1 \—Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 141-3, in 
 **5o.i='. 
 
 England's great protector, Herbert, H: W: 
 
 823.5687 
 English at the north pole. Verne, J. 823.6880 
 Same. 823.7126 
 
 English Bodley family. Scudder, H. E. 
 
 808.1853 
 English family Robinson. Reid, Capt. T: M. 
 
 808.431 
 English orphans, The. Holmes, 3Irs. M.. J.. 
 (H.) 823.793 
 
 English poetry, Stories from old. Richard- 
 son, iJ/JK.?. A. (S.) 808.1690 
 English squire, An. Coleridge, C. R. 
 
 in 823.5053 
 Ennery, Adolphe Philippe d'. See D'Ennery, 
 
 A. P. 
 Ennui. Edgeworth, M. 823.505 
 
 Same. p. 7, ^» ** 823.4652 
 
 Same. p. i, z« 823.7427 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 79 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Entail, The. Gait, J: 823.4193 
 
 Entailed hat, The. Townsend, G: A. 
 
 823.4729 
 
 Entdeckungsreisen in derWohnstube. Wag- 
 ner, H. 808.1879 
 
 Enthusiast in anatomy. 7 pp. Oxenford, J: 
 p. 100, in 823.5478 
 
 Eoline. Hentz, Mrs. C. L. (W.) 823.754 
 
 Epic of kings: stories retold from Firdusi. 
 Zimmern, H.., tr. 823.6143 
 
 Epics and romances of the middle ages. 
 Wagner, Dr. W. * 823 . 6146 
 
 Epicurean. Moore, T: 187.2 
 
 Episode under the Terror, An. 24 pp. Bal- 
 zac, H. de. p. 191. 2« 823.5211 
 
 Erckmann, i^mile, and Chatrian, Pierre Alex- 
 andre. The blockade of Phalsburg: an 
 episode of the empire. 823 . 6854 
 
 Brigadier Frederick. {Also) The dean's 
 
 watch, {and) The invisible eye. 823.6103 
 
 Catherine's lovers. Tr. by J: Simms. 
 
 ( With their Forest House. ) in 823 . 6103 
 
 Citizen Bonaparte. 1794-1815. The 
 
 story of a peasant. 823 . 6862 
 
 Same. in 823.7253 
 
 Confessions of a clarionet player, and 
 
 other tales. 823.6855 
 
 The conscript: a story of the French 
 
 warofi8i3. 823.1850 
 
 The country in danger (1792); or, epi- 
 sodes of the great French revolution. 
 
 823.6860 
 
 Same. z« 823.7252 
 
 The dean's watch. ( With their Briga- 
 dier Frederick. ) in 823 . 6103 
 
 Forest House, and Catherine's lovers. 
 
 Tr. by J: Simms. 823 . 4122 
 
 Friend Fritz: a tale of the banks of the 
 
 Lauter. 823.1839 
 
 The illustrious Dr. Mathdus. 823.7316 
 
 The invasion of France in 1814: com- 
 prising the night-march of the Russian 
 army past Phalsburg. With memoir of the 
 authors. 823.6863 
 
 The invisible eye. ( With their Briga- 
 dier Frederick.) in 823 . 6103 
 
 Madame Th^rese; or, the volunteers of 
 
 '92. 823.4302 
 
 Same. 823.6856 
 
 A man of the people: a tale of 1848. 2 
 
 vols. 823.7317-8 
 
 The plebiscite; or, a miller's story of 
 
 the war. By one of the 7,500,000 who 
 voted "Yes." 823.6857 
 
 Issued also as A miller's story of the war.— Story 
 of the plebiscite. 
 
 The Polish Jew. Tr. by C. A. Merighi. 
 
 49 pp. 823.5089 
 
 Same (the original work upon which 
 
 the play of "The bells" is founded), and 
 other tales. 823.6858 
 
 The states general (1789); or, the begm- 
 
 ning of the great French revolution. 
 
 823.6859 
 
 Same, and The country in danger. 
 
 823.7252 
 
 Strange stories. {Contes fantastiques.) 
 
 823.4003 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Erckmann, Emile, and Chatrian, Pierre Alex- 
 andre. Contin. 
 
 Waterloo: a sequel to " The conscript of 
 
 1813." 823.5675 
 
 Year one of the republic. — 1793. — The 
 
 story of a peasant. 823.6861 
 
 Same. {And) Citizen Bonaparte. 
 
 823 . 7253 
 Erema. Blackmore, R: D. in 823.2517 
 
 Same. 823.6345 
 
 Erewhon. Butler, S: * 823.1856 
 
 Erie canal. Abbott, J. Marco Paul on the 
 
 Erie canal. 808.720 
 
 Erin go bragh ! Denison, Mrs. M.. (A.) 
 
 823.378 
 Erlach Court. Kirschner, L. 823.6578 
 
 Erling the bold. Ballantyne, R. M. 808. 1273 
 Ernest Lin wood. Hentz, Mrs. C. L. (W.) 
 
 823.755 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bul- 
 
 823.1027 
 
 823.5976 
 
 ** 823.6757-8 
 
 Hillern, Mrs. W. (B.) 
 
 823.4017-18 
 
 823.1273 
 
 823.535 
 
 Ernest Maltravers. 
 
 wer- 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 Ernestine. 2 vols. 
 
 von. 
 Ersilia. Poynter, E. F. 
 Erskine, Mrs. T: Wyncote. 
 
 Escaped from Siberia. Tissot, V., and 
 Amdro, C. 823.6332 
 
 Escrich, Enrique Perez. The martyr of Gol- 
 gotha: a picture of oriental tradition. Tr. 
 by A. J. Godoy. 2 vols. 823.7152-3 
 
 Eskimos. See also Arctic regions, p. 9. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Fast in the ice. {In 
 
 Az.y Tales of adventure . . .) «« 808.1266 
 
 Red Rooney . 823 . 662 1 
 
 Ungava. 808.264 
 
 Heam, L. The bird wife: an Esqui- 
 maux tradition. 8 pp. {In his Stray leaves 
 
 . . . ) p. 41, «■« 823.4791 
 
 Rink, H. Tales and traditions of the 
 
 Eskimo. 1875. 299.16 
 
 Note.— See Blerzy, H. Un hivernage chez les 
 Esquimaux. 27 pp. (Rev, d. d. Mondes, 1865, 2e 
 p6r. V. 57.) p. 90, m **54..262. — Brown, R. Races 
 of mankind. 4 vols, (in 2). *3io.i-2. — Hall, Ca^/, 
 C: F. I/ife with the Esquimaux. 2 vols. 1864. 
 9191.11-12.— Wells, R., and Kelly, J: W. English- 
 Eskimo and Eskimo-English vocabularies. Pre- 
 ceded by ethnographical memoranda concerning 
 the Arctic Eskimos in Alaska and Siberia. By. J: 
 W. Kelly. (U. S. Bureau of Education. Circular, 
 etc. No. 2. 1884.) 3701.28. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 424-5, tn •* 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 146, in 
 **5o.i*. 
 
 See also Table d^cennale du " Tour du monde." 
 
 1860-1870. •*9i3.i38»;— 5a»J«, for 1871-S0. **9I3.138^ 
 
 See also Reports of Arctic voyagers, — Parry, 
 
 Lyons, Franklin, Collinson, M'Clure, Kane, Hall, 
 
 Hayes, Nares, and others. 
 
 Ethel Mildmay's follies. King, K.. 823.5090 
 
 Ethelyn's mistake. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. 
 
 (H.) 823.794 
 
 Ethne. Field, Mrs. E. M., ed. 823.6400 
 
 Etlar, Carit, pseud. See Brosboll, K: 
 
 Etna Vandemir. Hancock, S. J. 823 . 1877 
 
 Ettrick shepherd, The, pseud. 
 
 Eugene Aram. Lytton, E: G: 
 
 Same. 
 Eugdnie Grandet. 
 Same. 
 
 Balzac, H. 
 
 See Hogg, J. 
 E. L. Bulwer- 
 823 . 1028 
 823.6218 
 823.3438 
 823.4969 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 80 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Eunice Lathrop, spinster. Noble, A. L. 
 
 823.7440 
 Europe. See also Crusades. — Reformation. 
 Also names of particular countries, as 
 France, Germany, Italy, Spain, etc. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Isles of the sea; or. 
 
 Young America homeward bound. 808.494 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in 
 
 Europe. 808 . 1820 
 
 Zigzag journeys in northern lands: 
 
 the Rhine to the Arctic. 808.1814 
 
 Zigzag journeys in the Orient: the 
 
 Adriatic to the Baltic. 808.1818 
 
 Cox, Sir G: W:, a«a? Jones, E. H. Pop- 
 ular romances of the middle ages. 940.54 
 
 Edgar, J: G: History for boys; or, an- 
 nals of nations of modern Europe. 808 . 800 
 
 Forney, J: W. The new nobility: a 
 
 story of Europe and America. 823 . 6089 
 
 Gould, S. Baring- Curious myths of 
 
 the middle ages. 940.35 
 
 Hale, E: E., and Hale, S. A family 
 
 flight through France, Germany, Norway 
 and Switzerland. 808.1831 
 
 Saxon, Mrs. E. L., ed. Belt and spur: 
 
 stories of the middle ages from the old 
 chronicles. 808.1610 
 
 Scudder, H. E. Mr. Bodley abroad. 
 
 808.1851 
 
 Waddington, S:, camp. The sonnets of 
 
 Europe. 1887. 821.1274 
 
 Wagner, Dr. W. Epics and romances 
 
 of the middle ages. 823.6146 
 
 — — Whitney, Mrs. A. D. (T.) Sights and 
 insights. 2 vols. 823.1699-1700 
 
 Note.— See Alison, A.. History of i^urope. (1789- 
 1815.) 12 vols. * 940.36-47;— 5a»2ff. 1815-1852. 8 
 vols, and index. 9 vols. * 940. 182-90. — Draper, J: 
 W: History of the intellectual development of 
 Europe. 2 vols. 309.4-5.— Dyer, T: H: History of 
 modern Europe. (1453-1857.) 4 vols. 940.9-12.— 
 Emerton, Prof. E- Introduction to the study of 
 the middle ages. (375-814.) 940.173. — Freeman, E: 
 A. Four Oxford lectures, 1887. Fifty years of Eu- 
 ropean history. Teutonic conquest in Gaul and 
 Britain. 1888. 940.167;— The historical geography 
 of Europe. 2 vols. Text and plates. 1882. 940. 
 129-30; — History of Europe. (Hist, primers.) 1881. 
 94023. — Geikle, J. Pre-historic Europe. 1881. Si. 6. 
 —Gibbon, E: Decline and fall of the Roman em- 
 pire. 6 vols. 937.8-13,— Sa»«^. 7 vols. 937.63-9. — 
 Uallam, H: View of the state of Europe during 
 the middle ages. 940.1; — Same. 3 vols. 940.2-4. — 
 Holmes, O.W. Our hundred days in Europe. 1888. 
 914.410. — Lice.A. E. European days and ways. 1890. 
 914.466.— Iillly,W: S: Chapters in European hist. 2 
 vols. 1886. 940. 193-4.— liord, J. Character and so- 
 ciety of the middle ages. (In Froissart, J. Chroni- 
 cles?) 940.15. — Murdock, H. Reconstruction of 
 Europe. Sketch of the diplomatic and military 
 history of continental Europe; from the rise to the 
 fall of the second French empire. 1889. (Biblio- 
 graphical note, pp. 403-405.) 940.170.— Myers, P. V. 
 N. Outlines of raedizEval and modern history. 
 188S. 940.169. — Praet, J. van. Essays on the polit- 
 ical history of the i5th-i7th centuries. 1868. 940. 
 138.— Russell, W: History of modern Europe. 
 With continuation ... to the present time by 
 W: Jones. 3 vols. 18.56. 940.18-20.— Schlosser, F. 
 C. History of the 18th and 19th centuries, etc. 8 
 vols. * 940. 151-8. — Ungewitter, P. H. Europe: its 
 past and presentcondition. 1856. 940.168. — Weir, A. 
 HLst. bases of modern Europe. (1760-1815.) 940.197. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 78. No. 4, 1884, p. 98. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 66-67. No. 5, 1888, p. 136. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 429-31, in 
 *" 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 148, /«♦* 
 50.1*. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 European slave life. 3 vols, (in i). Hack- 
 lander, F. W. ** 823.6638 
 Europeans, The. James, H:,yn 823.884 
 Eustace diamonds. Trollope, A. 823 . 1608 
 Eustache de St. Pierre. 8 pp. Herbert, H: 
 W: p. 107, in 823.4253 
 Eutaw. Simms, W: G. 823.1430 
 Eva St. Clair. James, G: P. R. 823.5892 
 Evan Harrington. Meredith, G: 823.1154 
 Evang^liste, L'. Daudet, A. 823.5566 
 Evans, Augusta J., ^'^f? Wilson, Mrs. A. J.. 
 
 (E.) 
 Eve. Gould, S. Baring- 823.5403 
 
 Eve Effingham. Cooper, J. F. ** 823.6259 
 Evelina. 2 vols, (in i). Arblay, Mme. F.. 
 (B.)d'. 823.1911 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.2099-2100 
 
 Evelyn's folly. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 823.5126 
 Evenings at Haddon Hall: a series of roman- 
 tic tales of the olden time. 823.2151 
 Evenings at home. Aikin, J:, and Barbauld, 
 
 Mrs. A.. L. (A.) 
 Every-day business. 
 
 Emery, M. S. 
 
 808.1664 
 
 808.1586 
 823.171 
 
 823.5647 
 823.6411 
 
 Evil eye, The. Carleton, W: 
 
 Evil genius, The. Collins, W: W. 
 
 Evil that men do. Fawcett, E. 
 
 Evil that women do. Racowitza, H. von. 
 
 823.7025 
 Ewald, Herman F: The treasure of Kjoer- 
 
 sholm. 12 pp. — Olufsborg. 14 pp. (Vic- 
 
 ary, J: F., comp. A stork's nest.) 
 
 in 823.5415 
 Ewmg, Gen. Hugh Boyle. A castle in the 
 
 air. 823.5497 
 
 Ewing, i^r.y. Juliana Horatia(Gatty). Agi-eat 
 
 emergency, and other tales. 823.536 
 
 Jackanapes, and other stories. 
 
 in 823.5090 
 Six to sixteen: a story for girls. 
 
 823-537 
 Executor, The. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 823.4621 
 Same. 823 . 4977 
 
 Exemplary novels of Miguel de Cervantes 
 Saavedra. Tr. by W. K. Kelly. 823.6898 
 
 Exeter Hall. McDonnell, W: 823.6158 
 
 Exile of von Adelstein's soul. 78 pp. Under- 
 wood, F. H: 823.4174 
 
 Exiles, The. 46 pp. Balzac, H. de. 
 
 p. 229, z« 823.7335 
 
 Exile s romance. An. Keyser, A. 823 . 7391 
 
 Expatriation. By the author of "Aristoc- 
 racy." 823.7238 
 
 Expedition of Humphry Clinker. 2 vols. 
 Smollett, T. G: ** 823.2091-2 
 
 Experiences of Richard Taylor, Esq. John- 
 stone, Mrs. C. L * 823.6194 
 
 Experiment in marriage. Bellamy, C: J. 
 
 823.7167 
 
 Expiated. Prior, H. L- 823.5870 
 
 Expiation. French, A. 823.6950 
 
 Faber, Christian. Fickle fortune: a story of 
 Place la Greve. 823 . 538 
 
 Fabiola. Wiseman^ N: P. S. 823.4615 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 81 
 
 ENGUSH FICTION 
 
 Cngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Fables. 
 
 ^sop. A child's version of (his) fables ; 
 
 with a supplement containing fables from 
 La Fontaine and Krilof. (Ed. by) T. H. 
 Stickney. 808 . 1470 
 
 Fables. Ed. by E: Garrett. 829.322 
 
 Fables, English and Ilindoostanee. 
 
 * 894.3 
 Three hundred .^sop's fables. 
 
 829.379 
 
 Babrius. Mythiambics (Greek). 884.9 
 
 Bidpai, or Pilpay. Fables. Ed. by J. 
 
 Jacobs. ** 899 . 29 
 
 — ^ Bleek, W. H. I. Reynard the fox in 
 south Africa; or, Hottentot fables and tales. 
 
 * 899.15 
 
 Bulfinch, T: Poetry of the age of fable. 
 
 821.53 
 
 Dryden, J: Fables. {Poetical works.) 
 
 pp. 211-262, in 821.125 
 
 Dubois, J. A., abbt. Hindu fables. 6 
 
 pp. (/« his Description ... of India.) 
 
 p. 502, /«*954.ii4 
 
 Eggleston, E: Modern fables. (/» his 
 
 Queer stories . . .) «« 808.1418 
 
 Gay, J: Fables, with memoir. By A. 
 
 Dobson. 821.907 
 
 Hood, T: The fox and the hen (poem). 
 
 4 pp. ( Works, V. 2.) p. 263, in 828.52 
 
 The kangaroos (poem). 3 pp. 
 
 ( Works, V. 2.) p. 193, in 828.52 
 
 Iriarte, T. de. Fdbulas literarias. (Span- 
 ish.) 861.3 
 
 Jeflferies, R: Wood magic. 808.1595 
 
 La Fontaine, J. de. Fables (in 
 
 French). 841.48 
 
 Same. {Coll. des classiquesfrangais.) 
 
 p. 279, in 840.24 
 
 Lytton, E: R. Bulwer- Fables in song. 
 
 821.263 
 
 Phaedrus. Fables, ( With Terrence. 
 
 Comedies.) p. 365, in 872.5 
 
 Saxe, J; G. Fables and legends of 
 
 many countries (poems). 821.351 
 
 Tolstoi, Count L. N. Fables para- 
 phrased from the Indian, and imitations. 
 33 pp. {In his The long exile, etc.) 
 
 p. 211, in 808.1348 
 
 Wesselhoeft, Mrs. E.. F. (P.) The 
 
 winds, the woods, and the wanderer: a 
 fable for children . 808 . 1 692 
 
 Fabre, Ferdinand. The abb6 Tigrane, can- 
 didate for the papal chair. Tr. by Rev. L. 
 W. Bacon. 823.4136 
 
 Face illumined. Roe, E: P. 823.1356 
 
 Facing death. Henty, G: A. 808.1482 
 
 Facino Cane. 22 pp. Balzac, H. de. 
 
 p. 151, z« 823.5428 
 Fainalls of Tipton. Johnson, V. W. 
 
 823.4784 
 Fair barbarian, A. Burnett, Mrs. F. . E. (H. ) 
 
 823.4151 
 Fair but false. Brame, Mrs. C. M, 
 
 Fair emigrant, A. Mulholland, R. 
 Fair god. Wallace, L. 
 Fair Harvard. Washljuru, W: T. 
 Fair maid, A. Robinson, F: W: 
 
 (L.) 
 
 823.5099 
 
 823.7059 
 
 823.1668 
 
 823.7115 
 
 823.7063 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Fair maid of Perth. Scott, Sir W. 823. 1397 
 Same. in 823.5155; ** 823.6033 
 
 Fair mystery, A. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5042 
 Fair play. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) 
 
 823 . i486 
 Fair prospect, The. 12 pp. (Bushby, 31rs. 
 — , tr. The Danes . . . , v. 3. ) 
 
 p. I, in 823.6446 
 Fair Puritan, The. Herbert, H: W: 
 
 ^ . ^ 823.764 
 
 Fair Saxon. McCarthy, J. 823 . 1053 
 
 Fair women. Bridges, Mrs. Col. — 823.3157 
 
 Same. in 823.4990 
 
 Faire gospeller, Passages in the life of the. 
 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) 823.4079 
 
 Fairer than a fairy. Grant, J, 823 . 626 
 
 Fairfax, Lina Redwood. Misfortunes of bro' 
 
 Thomas Wheatley. 25 pp. {In Stories by 
 
 Amer. authors, v. 6.) p. 68, in 823.4707 
 
 Fairfax. Cooke, J: E. 823.5509 
 
 Fairleigh, Frank, pseud. See Smedley, F. E: 
 
 Fairleigh Hall. Crake, A. D. 823.7098 
 
 Fairy book. Mac^, J. 808.406 
 
 Fairy gold. Kirk, Mrs. E. W. (O.) 
 
 823.5900 
 
 Fairy guardians. Willoughby, F. 808.1693 
 
 Fairy legends and traditions of the south of 
 
 Ireland. Croker, T: C. * 299.21 
 
 Fairy tales. 
 
 Abbott, J. Minigo; or, the fairy of Cairn- 
 stone Abbey. {In his Harper's story books, 
 V. II.) in 808.590 
 
 Andersen, H. C. Danish fairy legends 
 
 and tales. 808.771 
 
 Fairytales. (Complete ed.) 808.1928 
 
 The goloshes of fortune, and other 
 
 stories. 808.600 
 The old church bell, and other sto- 
 
 808.605 
 808.1729 
 808.1730 
 
 808.377 
 808.1323 
 
 Popular tales for children. 
 
 — The sand-hills of Jutland. 
 
 Stories and tales. 
 
 Stories for the household. 
 
 Arabian nights' entertainments. 
 
 808.398 
 
 Aulnoy, M. C. (J. de B.), comtesse d'. 
 
 Fairy tales. 808.1927 
 
 Austin, Mrs. J.. (G.) Moonfolk: a true 
 
 account of the home of the fairy tales. 
 
 808.396 
 
 Baumbach, R. Summer legends. 
 
 808.1660 
 
 Bunce, J. T. Fairy tales, their origin 
 
 and meaning. 823.4509 
 
 Child's own book, and treasury of fairy 
 
 stories. 808.1028 
 
 Cooley, Mrs. A. (K.) Ho ! for Elf-land. 
 
 808.1027 
 
 Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) Is it true? 
 
 808.114 
 
 Croker, T. C. Fairy legends and tradi- 
 tions of the south of Ireland. * 299.21 
 
 Dodgson, C: L. Alice's adventures in 
 
 Wonderland. 808.688 
 
 Sylvieand Bruno. 808.1553 
 
 Through the looking-glass and what 
 
 Alice found Uiere. 808 . 687 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 82 
 
 ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Fairy tales. Contin. 
 
 Drake, J. R. The culprit fay. 
 
 (Bryant, W: C. 
 
 Griffis, W: E. 
 
 Grimm, J. I/. 
 
 household stories. 
 German popular stories. 
 
 trod, by J: Ruskm. Illus. by 
 
 6 pp. 
 New lib. of poetry, v. 2.) 
 p. 769, z» * 821.44 
 Japanese fairy world. 
 
 808.1026 
 , and W. K: German 
 
 808.793 
 With in- 
 G: Cruik- 
 
 shank. 808 . 1592 
 German popular stories and fairy 
 
 tales. 808.1107 
 
 German popular tales. 808.411 
 
 Same. 808.1322 
 
 Household stories. 808.1315 
 
 Guiney, L. I. Brownies and bogles. 
 
 808.1599 
 
 Hacklander, F. W. Enchanting and 
 
 enchanted. 808 . 1493 
 
 Hahn, J. G. v. Griechische und alban- 
 
 esische Marchen. 833 . 1050 
 
 Halliwell-Philipps, J. O. Illustrations 
 
 of the fairy mythology of Midsummer 
 night's dream. {Shakes. Soc.) ** 822.171 
 
 Harrison, Mrs. C. (C.) Bric-a-brac sto- 
 ries. 808.1685 
 
 Old-fashioned fairy book. 808.1365 
 
 HauflF, W. I/ongnose the dwarf, etc. 
 
 808.1237 
 
 Hays, Mrs. H.. Adventures of Prince 
 
 I/azybones, and other stories. 808.1355 
 
 Hazlitt, W. C. Fairy tales, legends and 
 
 romances, illustrating Shakespeare and 
 other English writers. * 822.309 
 
 Hebbel, F. Der Rubin: ein Marchen. 
 
 16 pp. (Sdmmt. Werke, v. 9.) 
 
 p. 189, in 839.69 
 
 Hood, T: The plea of the midsummer 
 
 fairies. 38 pp. — The two swans. 10 pp. 
 (poems.) {Works, \.$.) 
 
 pp. 213, 5, in 828.55 
 
 Household tales and fairy stories. 
 
 808.1340 
 
 Hugessen, E. H. KnatchbuU- Hig- 
 gledy-piggledy. 808.810 
 
 Moonshine. Fairy stories. 808.885 
 
 Puss-cat Mew, and other stories for 
 
 my children. 808 . 1679 
 
 Queer folk. 808 . 1049 
 
 Tales at tea-time. 808.886 
 
 Whispers from fairy-land. 808 . 763 
 
 Johnson, V. W. The Catskill fairies. 
 
 808.636 
 
 Keary, E. Magic Valley; or, patient 
 
 Antoine. 808.1544 
 
 Kingsley, C: The heroes; or, Greek 
 
 fairytales. 808.550 
 
 Same. , 808.1006 
 
 Laboulaye, E. R. L/. Fairy tales of all 
 
 nations. 808 . 672 
 
 I^ast fairy tales. 808.1312 
 
 I^ang, A., ed. The blue fairy book. 
 
 808.1687 
 The red fairy book. 808. 1688 
 
 MacDonald, G: The princess and the 
 
 goblin. 808.1677 
 
 Mac^, J. Home fairy tales. 808.406 
 
 [Eng^lislL Fiction. Contin. 
 Fairy tales. Contin. 
 
 Mathews, C, tr. Indian fairy book. 
 
 808.1330 
 
 Mitchell, S. W. Prince Little Boy, and 
 
 other tales out of Fairy -land. 808. 1350 
 
 Pabke, M., a«fi? Pitman, Mrs. M.J. (D.) 
 
 Wonder-world stories from the Chinese, 
 French, German . . . 808.393 
 
 Paton, Sir]. N. Princess of Silverland, 
 
 and other tales. 808. 1329 
 
 Rink, Dr. H: Tales and traditions of 
 
 the Eskimo . 299 . 1 6 
 
 Sa-nioxA, Mrs. M. M. (R.) Visit to El- 
 
 fay-gno-land . 808 . 768 
 
 Scudder, H. E. Dream children. 
 
 808.1560 
 
 Seven little people and their friends. 
 
 808.1559 
 
 Segur, S. (R.), comtesse de. Fairy tales. 
 
 808.1326 
 
 Smith, J. M. Tales of old Thule. 
 
 808.753 
 
 Stockton, F. R: The bee-man of Orn, 
 
 and other fanciful tales. 808 . 1349 
 
 The floating prince, and other fairy 
 
 tales. 808 . 1345 
 
 Same. 
 
 Ting-a-ling. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Valentine, Mrs. — ., 
 
 by many story-tellers. 
 
 Wilde, O. O'F. F. 
 
 prince, and other tales. 
 
 Willoughby, F. 
 
 ed. 
 W. 
 
 808.1902 
 
 808.1137 
 
 808.1410 
 
 Eastern tales 
 
 808.389 
 
 The happy 
 
 808.1643 
 
 Fairy guardians. 
 
 808.1693 
 
 Wright, H. C. The princess Liliwin- 
 
 kins, and other stories. 808.1558 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 439, in ** 
 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. i, 1887. p. 151, in** 
 
 50.1^. 
 
 Fairy tales of all nations. L,aboulaye, E. R. 
 
 L. 808.672 
 
 Faith and unfaith. Hungerford, Mrs. M. 
 
 823.3989 
 Faith Gartney's girlhood. Whitney, Mrs. A. 
 D. (T.) 823.1693 
 
 Faithful Margaret. Ashmore, A. 823.42 
 
 Faithfull, Emily. A reed shaken with the 
 wind: a love story. 823.539 
 
 Falcon family. The. Savage, M. W. 
 
 * 823.6144 
 Falconberg. Boyesen, H. H. 823.4217 
 
 Falkland. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823 . 1029 
 
 Same. p. 145, in 823.5863 
 
 Same. p. 149, in 823.5975 
 
 Fall of Asgard, The. Corbett, J. 823.5648 
 
 Fall of Damascus. Russell, C: W. 823.1375 
 
 Fall of England ? Chesney, C: C. 823.4015 
 
 Fallen idol, A. Guthrie, F: A. 823.5676 
 
 Fallen pride. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. 
 
 (N.) 823.1487 
 
 False Christ, The. Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) 
 
 p. 65, in 823.5577 
 False or true. 19 pp. Opie, Mrs. A. (A. ) 
 
 P- 375> in 823.6136 
 
 Falsely accused: a criminal trial in Niimberg. 
 
 1790. (/« Tales from Blackwood, 2d ser., 
 
 V. 3.) z» 823.7487 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 83 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Fame and sorrow, etc. Balzac, H. de. 
 
 823.7177 
 
 Family affair, A. Fargus, F:J: 823.4912 
 
 Same. 823 . 5069 
 
 Family doom, The. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 E. (N.) 823.1488 
 
 Family feud, A. Harder, L. 823 . 6802 
 
 Family flight around home. Hale, E: E., 
 a«afHale, S. 808.1832 
 
 Family flight over Egypt and Syria. Hale, 
 E: E., and Hale, S. 808. 1829 
 
 Family flight through France, Germany, Nor- 
 way and Switzerland. Hale, E: E., and 
 Hale, S. 808.1831 
 
 Family flight through Mexico. Hale, E: E., 
 a«</ Hale, S. 808.1830 
 
 Family fortunes. Mayo, Mrs. I. (F.) 
 
 823.4465 
 
 Family romance. Burke, .SVr J: B. 823.152 
 
 Family secrets. 3 vols. Ellis, Mrs. S.. (S.) 
 
 823-527-9 
 Famous American Indians. See Eggleston, 
 
 E:, a«a?Seelye, Mrs. L. (E.) 
 Famous boys and famous men. Illus. 
 
 808.1666 
 Con^iswfa.— Webster. D.— Drew, S:— Franklin, B: 
 —Burns, R.— Kane, 'E,. K.— Clay, H:— Leyden, J:— 
 Montgomery, J. — Bowditch, N. — Havelock, H: — 
 Livingstone, D:— Evans, O. — Coleridge, S: T. — Fulton, 
 R.-Kitto, J:— Davy, H.— Lawrence, A.— Girard, S. 
 — Crompton, S:— Chalmers, T:— Lafl&tte, J.— Audu- 
 bon, J: J.— Jay, W:— Sherman, R. 
 Famous stories. De Quincey, T:, and others. 
 
 823.1778 
 
 Famous victory, A. (Anon.) 823.4356 
 
 Fanchon the cricket. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. 
 
 A. (D.) 823.6847 
 
 Fane, Violet, pseud. See Singleton, Mrs. M.. 
 
 (M. L.) 
 Fanshawe. Hawthorne, N. 823.727 
 
 Far above rubies. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. 
 (C.) 823.1324 
 
 Far from the madding crowd. Hardy, T: 
 
 823.697 
 Same. 823.5081; 823.5386 
 
 Fardorougha, the miser. Carleton, W: 
 
 823.172 
 
 Fargus, F: J: [Hugh Conway. '\ TheBlatch- 
 
 ford bequest, and other stories. 823 . 5064 
 
 Bound by a spell. in 823 . 5067 
 
 Same. 823.5068 
 
 Called back. 823.4913 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5094 
 
 A cardinal sin : a novel. 823.4924 
 
 Same. in 823.5125 
 
 Carriston's gift. ?« 823.5012 
 
 Dark days. 823.4915 
 
 Same. «« 823.5106 
 
 ^aw^ (and other stories). 823.4817 
 
 The daughter of the stars, and other 
 
 tales. «■« 823.5094 
 
 A family affair. 823.4912 
 
 Same. 823.5069 
 
 Living or dead. in 823.4978 
 
 Same. «» 823.5056; 823.5066 
 
 Paul Vargas: a mystery; and other tales. 
 
 in 823.4981 
 
 Same. in 823 . 4982 
 
 Slings and arrows, and other stories. 
 
 in 823.5046 
 
 Elng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Farina, Salvatore. 1846 — . Separation. 
 
 (Zimmem, H.., and A. Half -hours with 
 
 for. novelists.') in ** 823.6613 
 
 Farina. Meredith, G: in 823 . 5274 
 
 Farjeon.B: Leopold. Blade-o' -grass. {Also) 
 
 Golden grain. — Bread-and-cheese and 
 
 kisses.— The king of No-land.— (y?«£/) An 
 
 island Pearl. 823 . 61 25 
 
 Bread-and-cheese and kisses. 76 pp. 
 
 ( With his Blade-o'-grass. ) in 823 . 6125 
 
 Bright star of life. ( With his Nine of 
 
 hearts.) /« 823.6587 
 
 Same. 823.7122 
 
 Doctor Glennie's daughter: a story of 
 
 real life. 823 . 7373 
 
 The duchess of Rosemary lane. 
 
 823.5865 
 Gautran; or, the House of White Shad- 
 ows. (.^«rf) Little Make-Believe. 823.6599 
 Golden grain. (A sequel to Blade-o'- 
 grass.) 823.5864 
 
 Same. z« 823.6125 
 
 The golden land; or, links from shore 
 
 to shore. 808. 171 i 
 
 Grif: a story of Australian life. 823 . 545 
 
 An island Pearl : a novel. 823 . 5859 
 
 Sam,e. in 823.6125 
 
 Jessie Trim. 823 . 6373 
 
 Joshua Marvel. 823.5860 
 
 The king of No-land. 823.5861 
 
 - — Same. z« 823.6125 
 
 Little Make-Believe. ( With his Gau- 
 tran.) i» 823.6599 
 
 London's heart: a novel. 823.550 
 
 Love's victory: a novel, 823.5862 
 
 The murderer's confession. 9 pp. (/« 
 
 Twenty novelettes . . . ) 
 
 p. 3, «■» 823.7183 
 
 The nine of hearts. \,With his The 
 
 bright star of life. ) , «« 823.7122 
 
 Same. {Also) Bright star of life.— The 
 
 sacred nugget. — {And) A secret inheritance. 
 
 823.6587 
 
 The sacred nugget. ( With his Nine of 
 
 hearts.) in 823.6587 
 
 A secret inheritance. ( With his Nine of 
 
 hearts. ) 
 
 Shadows on the snow: 
 
 story. 
 
 Toilers of Babylon. 
 
 Farm of Muiceron. Rheil, M. 
 Farmer, Mrs. Lydia Hoyt. 
 
 science. 
 
 in 823 . 6587 
 
 a Christmas 
 
 823.5866 
 
 823.6320 
 
 in 823.6285 
 
 A story book of 
 
 808.1712 
 
 Farming for boys. Morris, E. 808.1547 
 
 Farquhar, G: Macauley, E. Tales of the 
 
 drama founded on . . . the comedies of 
 
 . . .Farquhar. . . 823.1051 
 
 Farquharson, Martha, pseud. See Finley, M. 
 
 Farrar, C: A. J. Down the west branch. 
 
 (Lake and forest ser., No. 3.) 808.1731 
 
 Farrers of Budge-Row, The. Martineau, H. 
 
 in ** 823.6714 
 Farrier lass o' Piping Pebworth. 87 pp. 
 
 Chanler, Mrs. A. (R.) p. 81, in 823.5384 
 Fascinating woman, A. Adam, Mme. J. (L.) 
 
 823.4527 
 Fashion and famine. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. 
 (W.) 823.1972 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 84 
 
 ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 £ngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Fa^ionable suflFerer, A. Hoppin, A: 823.4616 
 Fast in the ice. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.673 
 
 Same. z« 808.1266; 808.1284 
 
 Fatal marriage, The. 59 pp. Maxwell, Mrs. 
 
 M..E..(B.) 823.5108 
 
 Same. 823 . 6604 
 
 Fatal marriage, The. Southworth, Mrs. E. 
 
 D. E. (N.) 823.1489 
 
 Fatal repast, The. 20 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood, v. 10.) in ** 823.6656 
 
 Fatal secret. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. 
 
 (N.) 823.1490 
 
 Fatal whisper, The. Gait, J: 
 
 p. 181, in 823.702 
 Fate, The. James, G: P. R. ?« 823.6247 
 
 Fate of Mansfield Humphreys. White, R: 
 
 G. 823.4783 
 
 Fate of young Chubb. 5 pp. Clark, C: H. 
 p. 75, ?■« 823.5478 
 Fated to be free. Ingelow, J. 823.840 
 
 Father and daughter. Bremer, F. 823.2174 
 Father Connell. Banim, M. 823.57 
 
 Father of his country. Watson, H: C. 
 
 808.726 
 Father Oswald: a genuine Catholic story. 
 
 823.1178 
 Fathers and sons. Hook, T. E: 823.4286 
 Fathers and sons. Turg^nef, I. S. 823.4211 
 Fatima. Jackman, A. S. 823.6561 
 
 Faust, Johann. Dr. Faustus. (Roscoe, T: 
 
 The German novelists, v. i.) 
 
 p. 256, in ** 823.6826 
 Faustine. Booth, Mrs. E. M. J. (G.) von. 
 
 823.5779 
 Favourite Bible stories. Illus. 808.1582 
 
 Fawcett, Edgar. The adventures of a widow. 
 
 823.4889 
 
 An ambitious woman. 823 . 6436 
 
 ■ Same. 823.6560 
 
 The confessions of Claud. 823.5743 
 
 A daughter of silence. 823 . 7255 
 
 Divided lives: a novel. 823.5573 
 
 Douglas Duane. ( With Sinfire. By J. 
 
 Hawthorne.) ?« S23.5571 
 
 The evil that men do. 823.6411 
 
 A gentleman of leisure. 823 . 4238 
 
 The house at High Bridge. 2d ed. 
 
 823.5741 
 
 How a husband forgave. 823.6451 
 
 A man's will. 823.5419 
 
 Miriam Balestier: a novel. 823.5572 
 
 Olivia Delaplaine. 823.5396 
 
 Tinkling cymbals. 823.5742 
 
 Fay, Theodore Sedgwick. (1807 — .) Norman 
 
 Leslie: a tale of the present times. 2 vols. 
 
 ** 823 . 6759-60 
 Note.— See Griswold, R. W. Prose writers of 
 
 America. 1870. p. 449, in * 829.110. 
 Fearful responsibility, and other stories. 
 
 Howells, W: D. 823.1870 
 
 Feathers, furs, and fins; or, stories of animal 
 
 life for children. 808. 1910 
 
 Feats on the fiord. Martineau, H. 808 . 1 198 
 Fedora. B^lot, A. 823.5727 
 
 Feet of clay. Barr, Mrs. A. E. (H.) 823 . 7240 
 Felbermann, Heinrich. Princess Dagomar 
 
 of Poland. 29 pp. in 823.5084 
 
 Same. ( With That terrible man. By 
 
 W: E: Norris.) z« 823.5089 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Felicitas. Dahn, F. 823.5728 
 
 Felina de Chambure. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.5880 
 
 Felix Holt, the Radical. Cross, Mrs. M.. A. 
 
 (E.) S23.999 
 
 Felmeres, The. Elliot, S. B. 823.525 
 
 Felon's reverie. The. 22 pp. (Bushby, 
 
 Mrs. — , tr. The Danes . . . , v. i.) 
 
 p. 177, »« 823.6444 
 Female nihilist, A. Dragomonov, M. 
 
 823.6188 
 
 Female Quixote. 2 vols. Lennox, Mrs. C. 
 
 (R.) . ** 823.2085-6 
 
 F^nelcn, Fraufois de Salignac de la Mothe. 
 
 Adventures of Telemachus. Tr. by J: 
 
 Hawkesworth. 823.6211 
 
 Works, V. I. 823.6916 
 
 Contents:— Life of F^uelon. By A. de Lamar- 
 
 tine. — Essay on the character and genius of 
 F6nelon. By A. F. Villemain. — Critical opinions 
 upon F6nelon and his works. — Telemachus. 
 
 Fenian alarm, A. 47 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood, 2d ser., v. 10.) ?« 823.7494 
 
 Fenn, G: Manville. The bag of diamonds. 
 
 823.5591 
 
 Black blood: a peculiar case. ( With 
 
 his The parson o' Dumford.) in 823.2261 
 
 The chaplain's craze: being the mystery 
 
 of Findon Friars. 823 . 5595 
 
 Commodore Junk. in 823 . 6698 
 
 The dark house: a knot unraveled. 
 
 in 823.5046 
 
 Devon boys: a tale of the north shore. 
 
 808.1713 
 
 Dick o' the fens: a tale of the great 
 
 east swamp. 808 . 1444 
 
 The fanfare. 14 pp. {In Twenty nov- 
 elettes . . . ) P- 73. in 823.7183 
 
 Hollowdell Grange; or, holiday hours 
 
 in a country home. 808. 1498 
 
 In the king's name; or, the cruise of 
 
 the "Kestrel." 808.1714 
 
 The master of ceremonies. 823 . 7374 
 
 Middy and ensign; or, the jungle sta- 
 tion: a tale of the Malay peninsula. 
 
 808.1222 
 
 Same. 823.5740 
 
 Morgan's horror: a romance of the 
 
 ' ' west countree. ' ' 823 . 5596 
 
 Mother Carey's chicken : her voyage to 
 
 the unknown isle. 808. 1438 
 
 Off to the wilds: being the adventures 
 
 of two brothers in south Africa. 808. 1 183 
 
 Same. 808.1496 
 
 One maid's mischief: a novel. 823.5568 
 
 Parson o' Dumford: a story of Lincoln 
 
 folk. in 823 . 5047 
 
 Same. in 823.5083 
 
 Same. {Also) Black blood: a peculiar 
 
 case. 823.2261 
 
 Poverty corner. ("A little world.") A 
 
 city story. 823 . 4906 
 
 Same. z«S23.5047; ?« 823.5083 
 
 Quicksilver; or, the boy with no skid to 
 
 his wheel. 808. 1497 
 
 The Rosery folk. 823.4808 
 
 Same. in 823.4993 
 
 "Ship ahoy!" a yarn in thirty-six 
 
 cable lengths. 823 . 5922 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 85 
 
 ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Fenn, G: Manville. Contin. 
 — - The story of Antony Grace. 823.5569 
 
 Sweet Mace: a Sussex legend of the 
 
 iron times. 823 . 7 1 1 7 
 
 The treasure hunters; or, the search for 
 
 the mountain mine. 823.5919 
 
 The vicar's people. 823.3926 
 
 Fenton's quest. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E. (B.) 
 
 823.2416 
 
 Same. z;? 823.4991 
 
 Ferguson, Sir S: \_Michael Heffeman.'] 
 
 Father Tom and the pope. 67 pp. John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 9.) 
 
 p. 131, in 829.132 
 
 Same. {In Tales from Blackwood, v. 3.) 
 
 ** 823.6649 
 
 Hibernian nights' entertainments. 
 
 823.553 
 
 The wet wooing: a narrative of ninety- 
 eight. 65 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, 
 V. 7.) 2«** 823.6653 
 
 Fernandez y Gonzalez, Manuel. Hermes- 
 enda; or, bishop, husband, & king. Tr. by 
 J. R. and J. A. G. 823.7211 
 
 Feme Fleming. Warfield, Mrs. C. A. (W.) 
 
 823.1656 
 
 Ferrier, Susan Edmonstone. Destiny; or, 
 the chief's daughter. 823.2051 
 
 The inheritance. 823.2052 
 
 Marriage. 823.1991 
 
 JVote. — Miss Clavering contributed a few pages 
 
 (the 'History of Mrs. Douglas'). 
 
 Ferry on the Danube, The. 23 pp. Gore, 
 Mrs. C. F.. G. (M.) p. 227, in ** 823.6568 
 
 Festival of the Three Kings. 30 pp. Gore, 
 Mrs. C. F.. G. (M.) p. 139, in ** 823.6569 
 
 Fetches, The. Banim, J: z« 823.61 
 
 Feud of Oak Field creek. Royce, J. 
 
 823.6506 
 
 Feuillet, Octave. (181 2-1890.) ^DSsirS Haz- 
 ard.'] Camors. 823.7160 
 Issued also as Count de Camors. 
 
 Diary of a woman. 823.4234 
 
 Issued also as Woman's journal. 
 
 Julia de Tr&oeur. (Zimmern, H.., and 
 
 A. Half-hours with for. novelists, v. 2.) 
 
 iti ** 823.6614 
 
 Led astray. in 823.5064 
 
 Madame de Maurescamp: a story of Pa- 
 risian life. Tr. by B. Page. 823.6965 
 
 Romance ofapoor young man. 823.2495 
 
 Same. 823.4986; ?« 823.5021; 823.6864 
 
 Same. Tr. by J. H: Hager. 823.6887 
 
 The story of Sibylle. Tr. by M. H. T. 
 
 823.6287 
 Note.—Vot his life and writings, see Brunetiere, 
 F. Octave Feuillet. 29 pp. {Rev. d. d. Mondes, 1891, 
 36 p6r., V. 103.) p. 664, in * 54.399".— Matthews, J. 
 IJ. Octave Feuillet. 21 pp. {In his French drama- 
 tists of the 19th cent.) p. 203, in 842.39.— Mauris, 
 M. Octave Feuillet. 13 pp. {In his French rnen of 
 letters.) 1880. p. 187, 2'/j928.i79.— Montegut, ^. La 
 nouvelle litt^rature frangaise. M. O. Feuillet. 22 
 pp. {Rev. d. d. Mondes, 1858, 2e p6r., v. 18.) p. 677, 
 tn ** 54.223. 
 
 F6val, Paul Henri Corentin. The duke's 
 motto; or, the little Parisian. 96 pp. 
 
 ** 823.6223 
 Few words on social philosophy, A. 33 pp. 
 {In Tales from Blackwood, v. 12.) 
 
 in ^=* 823.6658 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Fickle fortune. Faber, C:J. 823.538 
 
 Field, Mrs. E. M. Bryda: a story of the In- 
 dian mutiny. 823 . 7041 
 
 Ethne: being a truthful historie of the 
 
 great and final settlement of Ireland by 
 Oliver Cromwell, and certain other note- 
 worthy events, from the records of Ethne 
 O'Connor and of Roger Standfast, captain 
 in the Army of the Commons of England. 
 2d ed. 823 . 6400 
 
 Field, Horace. Glitter and gold. 823.554 
 
 Field, Margaret. The secret of Fontaine-la- 
 Croix. 823 . 7079 
 
 Field of ice, The. Verne, J. 823.4343 
 
 Same. z» 823 . 7 1 26 
 
 Fielding, H: (1707-54.) Adventures of Jos- 
 eph Andrews. 823 . 557 
 
 Amelia, History of. 823 . 555 
 
 Same. lUus. by G: Cruikshank. 
 
 823.7069 
 
 History of the adventures of Joseph An- 
 drews and his friend Mr. Abraham Adams. 
 With a short biog. by T: Roscoe. Port. II- 
 lus. by G: Cruikshank. 823.7070 
 
 Same. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. 
 
 The British novelists, v. 18.) ** 823.2079 
 
 The history of Tom Jones, a foundling. 
 
 823 556 
 
 Same. Illus. by G: Cruikshank. 2 vols. 
 
 823.7071-2 
 
 Same. 3 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 
 (A.), ed. The British novelists, vols. 19- 
 21.) ** 823.2080-2 
 
 Joseph Andrews, Adventures of. 
 
 823.557 
 
 Sam.e. 823.7070 
 
 Same. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. 
 
 The British novelists, v. 18.) ** 823.2079 
 
 Novels. 5 vols. 823.6149-53 
 
 Contents: — v. i. The adventures of Joseph Andrews, 
 vols. 2-3. Thehistoryof Tom Jones. (With Life and 
 
 works of the author.) 
 
 v. 4. The history of Amelia. 
 
 V. 5. The history of the life of the late Mr. Jona- 
 than Wild the Great; and, A journey from this 
 world to the next, etc. 
 
 Tom Jones, a foundling. History of. 
 
 823.556 
 
 Sam,e. 2 vols. 823.7071-2 
 
 Same. 3 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 
 (A.), ed. The British novelists, vols. 19- 
 21.) ** 823. 2080-2 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Dobson, A. 
 Account of Fielding. 928.430. — Forsyth, W: {In 
 A?5 Novels and novelists of the i8tli cent., chapter 
 viii.) p. 255, z« 820.35. — JeafltVeson, J: C. Henry 
 Fielding. 27 pp. (/« A;j Novels, etc., v. i.) p. 91, 
 in 820.186. — Lowell, J. R. Fielding. 24 pp. {In 
 his Democracy.) p. 63, in 829.670. — Scott, Sir W. 
 Henry Fielding. 40 pp. {Misc. works, v. 3.) p. 77, 
 in 920.366.— Stephen, L. Dictionary of national 
 biogfraphy, V. 18. in ** 920. 330'".— Thackeray, W: 
 M. English humourists of the 18th century. 
 {lVorks,v. 10.) p. 524, in 823. 1579. — ^Wliipple, E. P. 
 Henry Fielding. 55 pp. {In his Essays and re- 
 views, v. 2.) p. 303, «'n 829.274. 
 
 See also Allibone's Diet, of Eng. literature, v. i. 
 PP- 591-5. »■«** 803.6. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 451, in ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 155, »« *'* 
 50.I'. 
 
 Fife, M. B. InGlenoran. 823.7191 
 
 Fight with fortune. Collins, M. 823.246 
 
 Fighting Joe. Adams, W: T. 808.511 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 86 
 
 ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Fighting Phil: the life ... of Philip Henry 
 Sheridan. Headley, P. C. 808.1600 
 
 Fighting the whales. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.674 
 
 Same. in 808 . 1266; ifi 808 . 1284 
 
 Figs and thistles. Tourg^e, A. W. 823 . 1593 
 
 File No. 113. Gaboriau, B. 823.3014 
 
 Same. ?» 823.5115 
 
 Filleul, M. Pendower: a story of Cornwall 
 
 in the time of Henry the Eighth. 823.558 
 
 Final reckoning, A. Henty, G: A. 808.1476 
 
 Finger of fate. Reid, Capt. T: M. 823.5018 
 
 Finland. Crawford, J: M., tr. The Kale- 
 
 vala: the epic poem of Finland. 2 vols. 
 
 899.27-8 
 Finley, Martha. [Martha Farquharson.'\ Ca- 
 sella; or, the children of the valleys. 
 
 823.4109 
 
 Elsie's children: a sequel to "Elsie's 
 
 motherhood. ' ' 823 . 559 
 
 Elsie's motherhood: a sequel to "Elsie's 
 
 womanhood. ' ' 823 . 560 
 
 Elsie's widowhood: a sequel to " Elsie's 
 
 children." 823.4644 
 
 Grandmother Elsie: sequel to "Elsie's 
 
 widowhood. ' ' 823 . 4645 
 
 Mildred's married life, and a winter 
 
 with Elsie Dinsmore: sequel to "Mildred 
 and Elsie." 823.4747 
 
 Signing the contract, and what it cost. 
 
 823.561 
 
 The two Elsies: sequel to "Grandmother 
 
 Elsie." 823.4904 
 
 Wanted — a pedigree. 823.562 
 
 Fior d' Aliza. Lamartine, A. M. L: de P. de. 
 
 823.6873 
 
 Firdusi, Abu'l Kasim Mansur Ben Ahmed 
 
 Ben Fakhr Ed-Din. The epic of kings: 
 
 stories retold from Firdusi. Tr. by H.. 
 
 Zimmern. 823.6143 
 
 Fire brigade. Ballantyne, R. M. 808 . 208 
 
 First and last crime. 25 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood, v. 11.) in ** 823.6657 
 
 First and last kiss. The. 37 pp. (/« Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 10. ) tn ** 823 . 6656 
 
 First and true love. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. 
 
 A. (D.) 823.6296 
 
 First fam'lies of the Sierras. Miller, C. H. 
 
 823.1159 
 First love & last love. Grant, J. 823.628 
 
 First love is best. Dodge, M. . A. 823 . 694 
 First person singular. Murray, D: C. 
 
 823.4938 
 
 Same. in 823.5097 
 
 First violin. The. Fothergill, J. 823.586 
 
 Fisher, F.. C. See Tiernan, Mrs. F.. C. 
 
 (Fisher). 
 Fisherman's daughter, The. Conscience, H. 
 
 in 823.5706 
 Fishing girl. Bjornson, B. 823.4224 
 
 Fishing stories. See Hunting and fishing. 
 Fitz-Boodle papers. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 in 823.1572 
 Same. p. i6i, in 823.6323 
 
 Five hundred dollars. Chaplin, H. W. 
 
 823.6937 
 Five hundred majority. Hume, J. F. 
 
 823.6097 
 
 Gng^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Five weeks in a balloon. Verne, J. 823 . 6924 
 Flag on the mill. Sleight, M.. B. 823.5406 
 Flagg, Edmund. De Molai: the last of the 
 military grand masters of the order of Tem- 
 plar Knights: a romance of history. 
 
 823.7043 
 Flamingo feather, The. Munroe, K. 
 
 808.1371 
 Flaminia, and other stories. Original, trans- 
 lated, and selected. 823 . 5815 
 Flammarion, Camille. Uranie. Tr. by M.. 
 J. Serrano. 823.7257 
 Flatland. Abbott, E. A. 823.4902 
 Fleming, Q:, pseud. 6"^^ Fletcher, J. C. 
 Fleming, Geraldine. Only a girl's love. 
 
 823.4778 
 
 Slaves of the ring: a story of circus life. 
 
 823.7042 
 
 Fleming, Mrs. May Agnes (Early). Carried 
 
 by storm. 823 . 2034 
 
 A dark conspiracy. ( With her Norine's 
 
 revenge.) in 823.578 
 
 For better for worse. ( With her Nor- 
 ine's revenge.) «■« 823.578 
 
 Guy Earlscourt's wife. 823.579 
 
 The heir of Charlton . 823 . 574 
 
 Kate Danton; or, Captain Danton's 
 
 daughters. 823 . 575 
 
 A mad marriage. 823.576 
 
 Norine's revenge, and, Sir Noel's heir. 
 
 [Also) A dark conspiracy, {and) For bet- 
 ter for worse. 823.578 
 
 — - One night's mystery, 823.580 
 
 Silent and true; or, a little queen. 
 
 823.577 
 
 Sir Noel's heir. ( With her Norine's re- 
 venge.) in 823.578 
 
 A terrible secret. 823.581 
 
 A wife's tragedy. 823.4205 
 
 A wonderful woman. 823 . 582 
 
 Fleming, Margaret. Brown, J:, M. D. Mar- 
 
 jorie Fleming. 32 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. 
 
 Little classics, v. 10.) p. 108, ?'« 829.133 
 Flemming, Harford, pseud. See McClellan, 
 
 Mrs. H. (H.) 
 Fletcher, Julia Constance. \_G: Fleming.'} 
 
 Head of Medusa. 823 . 2324 
 
 Kismet. 823.4301 
 
 Issued also as A Nile novel. 
 
 Mirage. By the author of Kismet. 
 
 823.1993 
 
 Vestigia. 823.4739 
 
 Fleurange. Craven, Mme. P. (de la F.) 
 
 823.6843 
 Flip. Harte, F. B. 823.4492 
 
 Flirtation Camp. Van Dyke, T. S. 823.7137 
 Flitch of bacon, The. Ainsworth, W: H. 
 
 823.17 
 Flitters, Tatters, and the counsellor. Mac- 
 Nabb, Mrs. M.. (D.) 823.4466 
 
 Floating beacon. 36 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood, v. i.) p. 59, in ** 823.6647 
 
 Floating city, A. Verne, J. 823 . 6243 
 
 Same. 823 . 7091 
 
 Floating light of the Goodwin Sands. Bal- 
 lantyne, R. M. 808.209 
 Floating prince, and other fairy tales. Stock- 
 ton, F. R: 808.1902 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 87 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 lEnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 Flood and field. Maxwell, W: H. 823.1128 
 Florence Dombey. Dickens, C: J:H. 
 
 808.1570 
 Florence Macarthy. Morgan, Lady S, (O.) 
 
 823.1174 
 Florida. See also United States. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Down south; or, yacht 
 
 adventures in Florida. 808 . 893 
 
 Florida pirate, The. 48 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood, v. 9.) in ** 823.6655 
 
 Flower, fruit, and thorn pieces. Richter, J. 
 
 P. F. 823.2144 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.6816-17 
 
 Flower of doom, and other stories. Edwards, 
 
 M. B. Betham- «« 823.5108 
 
 Flowery scroll. The. Hwa Tsien Ki. 
 
 823.1837 
 Floyd, Margaret, pseud. See Crosby, M. 
 Flygare-Carldn, Mrs. Emilia (Schmidt). See 
 
 Carldn, Mrs. E. (S.) 
 Flying Dutchman, The. Russell, W: C. 
 
 in 823.2510 
 Foe in the household. Chesebro', C. 
 
 823.6245 
 Fogerty, J. Countess Irene. 823 . 7040 
 
 Folk-lore. See also Mythology, note. Also, 
 
 Fables. — Fairy tales. — Legends, and names 
 
 of various countries. 
 
 Bunce, J: T. Fairy tales: their origin and 
 
 meaning, with some account of dwellers in 
 fairyland. 823 . 4509 
 
 Folk-lore Society. Publications. 12 
 
 vols. Lond., 1878-1883. ^293.15-26 
 
 Wagner, Dr. W. Epics and romances 
 
 of the middle ages. 823 . 6146 
 
 Folk-tales of Bengal. Day, Rev. L. B. 
 
 808.1694 
 823.1819 
 
 973-5 
 Brooke, H: 
 823.6532-3 
 
 Fool's errand, A. Tourg^e, A. W. 823.4176 
 Same. 823.4283 
 Foote, Mrs. M.. (Hallock). Friend Barton's 
 concern. 54 pp. {In Stories by Amer. au- 
 thors, v. 4.) p. 83, in 823.4705 
 John Bodewin's testimony. 823.4896 
 
 The Led-Horse claim: a romance of a 
 
 mining camp. 823 . 4580 
 
 '♦ For a dream's sake." Martin, Mrs. M.. E. 
 
 in 823.5041 
 For a mess of pottage. Lyon, S. 8237052 
 For another's sin. Bra.m&, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 823.4877 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5079 
 
 For better for worse. Durward, M. 823.4773 
 For each and for all. Martiueau, H. 
 
 in ** 823 . 6609 
 For faith and freedom. Besant, W. 823.5531 
 For fifteen years. XJlbach, L: 823.5410 
 
 For God and gold. Corbett, J. 823.5650 
 
 Same. 823.6907 
 
 For her dear sake. Hay, M.. C. 823.2472 
 
 Same. z» 823.5057 
 
 For her sake. Roy, G. 823 . 6369 
 
 For love and life. Oliphant, Mrs. M . O. (W. ) 
 
 823.5943 
 Same. »» 823.6208 
 
 FoUe farine. La Ram^e, L. de. 
 Following the flag. Coffin, C: C. 
 Fool of quality, The. 2 vols. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 For Maimie's sake. Allen, G. ?« 823.5052 
 For name and fame. Henty, G: A. 808. 1472 
 "For Percival." Veley, M. 823.4844 
 
 For summer afternoons. Woolsey, S.. C. 
 
 823.4105 
 For the major. Woolson, C. F. 823.4539 
 
 For the Master's sake. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 808.1514 
 For the right. Franzos, K. E. 823.6551 
 
 For the temple. Henty, G: A. 808.1439 
 
 Forayers, The. Simms, W: G. 823.1431 
 
 Forbes, Archibald; Henty, G: Alfred, and 
 
 Williams, C: Military sketches and stories, 
 
 camps and quarters. 823.6281 
 
 Forbidden fruit. Hacklander, F. W. 
 
 823.7094 
 Force. Abbott, J. 808.1105 
 
 Foregone conclusion. Howells, W: D. 
 
 823.829 
 Foreign marriage. Johnson, V. W. 823.6040 
 Forest and prairie. Bennett, E. 823.71 
 
 Forest days. James, G: P. R. 823.6377 
 
 Forest exiles. Reid, Capt. T: M. 808.434 
 Forest house. Erckmann, E)., and Chatrian, 
 
 P. A. 823.4122 
 
 Forest of Montalbano. 4 vols. Cuthburtson, 
 
 Misses. ** 823.6783-6 
 
 Forest, the jungle, and the prairie. Adams, 
 
 W:H:D. 808.131 
 
 Forester, Fanny, pseud. See Judson, Mrs. 
 
 E.(C.) 
 Forester, Frank, pseud. See Plerbert, H: W: 
 Foresters, The. Auerbach, B. 823.4002 
 
 Forewarned, forearmed. 30 pp. Riddell, 
 
 Mrs. C. E. L. (C.) in 823. 1325 
 
 Forging the fetters. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 823.6623 
 
 Sam,e. in 823.6694 
 
 Forney, J: Weiss. The new nobility: a story 
 
 of Europe and America. 823 . 6089 
 
 Forrest House. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.795 
 Forrester, Mrs. — , pseud. See Bridges, Mrs. 
 
 Col. — . 
 Forrest-Race romance. 53 pj). {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 8.) in ** 823.6654 
 
 Forsaken inn, The. Rohlfs, iJfr.y. A. K.. (G.) 
 
 823.7241 
 Forster, E:, tr. Tales from the Arabian 
 
 nights' entertainments. {In Lib. of famous 
 
 fiction, <?/<:.) p. 953, ««* 823.6215 
 
 Fortune seeker. The. Southworth, Mrs. E. 
 
 D. E. (N.) 823.1491 
 
 Fortune's fool. Hawthorne, J. C. 823.4699 
 Fortunes, good and bad, of a sewing-girl. 
 
 Stanley, C. . M. in 823 . 4988 
 
 Fortunes of Albert Travers. Berrington, B. 
 
 S. 823.7197 
 
 Fortunes of Gl encore. Lever, C: J. 823.980 
 Fortunes ... of Harry Racket Scapegrace. 
 
 Smedley, F. E: 823.6387 
 
 Fortunes of Hector O'Halloran. Maxwell, 
 
 W:H. 823.1129 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1398 
 
 Same. 823.5158; ** 823.6029 
 
 Fortunes of Rachel. Hale, E: E. 823.5691 
 Fortunes of the Colville family. Smedley, F. 
 
 E: 823.1443 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 88 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Fortunes of the maid of Arc. Herbert, H: 
 
 W: p. 115, «■« 823.4253 
 
 Fortunes of the Scattergood family. Smith, 
 
 A. 823.1449 
 
 Forty- five guardsmen. Dumas, A. D. 823.5538 
 
 Same. 823.6515 
 
 Fosdick, C:A. [Harry Castlemon.'] Rodney 
 
 the partisan. (War ser., v. 2.) 808.1704 
 Fothergill, Jessie. The first violin : a novel. 
 
 823.586 
 
 Healey. 823.4911 
 
 Made or marred. ( With her One of 
 
 three.) «« 823.1848 
 
 One of three, and Made or marred. 
 
 823.1848 
 
 Peril. 823.4903 
 
 Probation. 823.587 
 
 The Wellfields. 823.2336 
 
 Foul play. Reade, C:, and Boucicault, D. 
 
 823.1288 
 Found at Blazing Star. 84 pp. Harte, F. B. 
 
 p. 109, in 823 . 4492 
 Found dead. Payn, J. 823.6068 
 
 Found, yet lost. Roe, E: P. 823.5481 
 
 Four meetings. 42 pp. James, H:, Jr. 
 
 p. 321, ?« 823.4894 
 Four seasons. The. La Motte-Fouqu^, P. H, 
 
 K:de. 
 Four sisters, The. Bremer, F. 
 Fox, Mrs. Emily. Gemini. 
 Fox hunting. Stephens, C: A. 
 Fragoletta. Booth, Mrs. E. M. J. 
 
 France. See also Paris. 
 
 Abbott, J. The little Louvre. 
 
 gallery.] {Harper's story books, 
 
 823.5196 
 823.1919 
 823.1998 
 808.244 
 (G.) von. 
 823.3888 
 
 [Picture 
 V. 2.) 
 808.581 
 
 — Adams, W: T. Palace and cottage; or. 
 Young America in France and Switzerland. 
 
 808.491 
 
 — Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) Three Vas- 
 sar girls abroad. Rambles . . . through 
 
 France . . . 808.1821 
 
 Hale, E: E., and Hale, S. A family 
 
 flight through . . . 808.1831 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 2 vols. 821. 217-18 
 
 Ritchie, L. Romance of history: 
 
 France. 823.1278 
 
 Thackeray, W: M. History of the next 
 
 French revolution. (From a forthcoming 
 history of Europe.) (/« his Miscellanies.) 
 
 p. 470, /« 823.6552 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. Young folks' history of 
 
 France. 808.755 
 
 MEROVINGIAN DYNASTY, A. D. 428-752. 
 6th century. 
 
 Clovis, A. D. 465-511. Bateman, J. C. lerne 
 of Armorica: a tale of the time of Chlovis. 
 
 249.1 
 7TH CENTURY. Babo, J. M. Dagobert, king 
 
 of the Franks. 
 
 p. 100, 171 ** 832.4 
 
 8th century. Griflin, G. The invasion. 
 
 823.673 
 Note.— See Gulzot, F. P. G. History of France 
 from earliest times to 1848. 6 vols. 944.4-9. — Hal- 
 lam, H: Europe during the middle ages. 3 vols. 
 940.2-4. — Montalembert, C. F. de T., comte de. 
 Monks of the west. 2 vols. 271.4-5.— Thierry, J. 
 N. A. Lettressurl'histoirede Prance. 1868. 940.71. 
 
 Abbey. 
 — Hale, E: E. 
 Waldenses . . 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 France. Contin. 
 
 CARLOVINGIAN DYNASTY, A. D. 752- 
 987. 
 
 CHARI.EMAGNE, A. D. 742-814. See also 
 Charlemagne, p. 37. 
 
 Ariosto, L. Orlando Furioso. 2 vols. 
 
 85 I. 1-2 
 
 Baldwin, J. Story of Roland. 823 . 5624 
 
 Bulfinch, T: Legends of Charlemagne. 
 
 823.150 
 loTH CENTURY. Yonge, C. M.. The little 
 duke. Richard the Fearless. 808.1576 
 
 Note. — See Guizot, F. P. G. History of civiliza- 
 tion. (Lectures 19, 20, 24.) vols. 2, 3. 313.47-8; — 
 History of France from earliest times to 1848. 6 
 vols. 944.4-9. — Hallam, H: Europe during the 
 middle ages. 3 vols. 1872. 94o.2-4.--Jaines, G: P. 
 R. History of Charlemagne. 1832. 944.63. — Mul- 
 linger, J. B. Schools of Charles the Great. 
 1877. 370.245. — Palgravc, .$■/> F. History of Nor- 
 mandy and of England. (741-1101.) 4 vols. 942. 
 489-92. — Scliixildt, E. A. Geschichte von Frank- 
 rexch. (v. i: 481-1328.) 944.773. 
 
 CAPETIAN DYNASTY, A. D. 987-1328. 
 
 Crusades, 1096-1291. See Crusades, p. 48. 
 
 I2TH CENTURY. 
 
 Gobineau, J. A., comte de. Typhaines 
 
 823.7044 
 
 In his name: a story of the 
 
 823.4037 
 
 Newton, W. W: Priest and man; or, 
 
 Abelard and Heloisa. 823 . 6527 
 
 Phiwp Augustus, A. D. 1 180-1223. 
 
 James, G: P. R. Philip Augustus; or, 
 
 the brothers in arms. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.874 
 
 Ponsard, F. Agnes de M^ranie; trag. 
 
 {Sem. litttraire, t. 16.) p. 33, in 843.316 
 
 Phii,ip the Fair, A. D. 1285-1340. 
 
 Conscience, H. The lion of Flanders. 
 
 823.6540 
 — — Flagg, E. De Molai: the last of the 
 military grand masters of the order of 
 Templar Knights. 823 . 7043 
 
 Note. — See Gaizot, F. P. G. History of civiliza- 
 tion. 3 vols. 1852. 313.36-9.— Hallam, H: Eu- 
 rope during the middle ages. 3 vols. 1872. 940. 
 2-4. — Massun, G. The story of mediaeval France. 
 {987-1514.) 1889. 944.749. — MicUelet, J. Historyof 
 France. (B. C. 1200-A. D. 1483.) 2 vols. 944.28-9. 
 
 HOUSE OF VALOIS, A. D. 1327-1589. 
 Phii,ip VI., A. D. 1328-1350. 
 
 Herbert, H: W. Eustache de St. Pierre; 
 
 or, the surrender of Calais. 1347. 8 pp. 
 (/« his Chevaliers of France.) 
 
 p. 107, /« 823.4253 
 
 Planch6, J. R. William with the ring. 
 
 (Siege of Calais; poem.) 821.807 
 
 St. George for England: a tale of Cressy 
 
 and Poitiers. 808 . 1479 
 
 John the Good, A. D. 1350-1364. 
 
 Dulac, G: Before the dawn: a story of 
 
 Paris and the Jacquerie. 823 . 5402 
 
 James, G: P. R. The Jacquerie. 2 vols. 
 
 (in i). (Peasant's revolt, 1358.) 823.866 
 
 St. George for England: a tale of Cressy 
 
 and Poitiers. 808 . 1479 
 
 Chari,es v., A. D. 1364-1380. 
 
 Bertrand dti Gueslin. Milnes, R: M. {In his 
 
 Poetical works.) p. 259, in 821 . 187 
 
 CharIvES VI., A. D. 1380-1422. Dumas, A. 
 
 D. Isabel of Bavaria, 823.3161 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 89 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Conlin. 
 
 France. Contin. 
 
 HOUSE OF VALOIS, A. D. 1327-1589. Con- 
 tin. 
 
 CharIvES VII., A. D, 1422-1461. 
 
 James, G: P. R. Agnes Sorel (died 
 
 1450). 823.5058 
 
 Same. 823.5059 
 
 Joan of Arc. 
 
 Charles, i?/r5. E.. (R.) Joan the maid, 
 
 deliverer of France and England. 823 . 209 
 
 Herbert, H: W: Fortunes of the maid 
 
 of Arc. (1428.) (/« his Chevaliers of 
 France.) p. 115. in 823.4253 
 
 Robinson, J.. Maid of Orleans. 823.2025 
 
 Schiller, J. C. F. von. Maid of Orleans; 
 
 drama. 832.36 
 
 Shakespeare, W: Henry VI. 
 
 in ** 822 . 1026 
 Note.—'Por other editions, see under Shake- 
 speare, in Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p. 265. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, 1888, pp. 317-18. 
 
 Southey, R. Joan of Arc (poem). 
 
 {Poetical works. ) /« 82 1 . 1 1 65 
 
 Louis XI., A. D. 1461-1483. 
 
 Hugo, V. M., vicomte. Notre-Dame; or, 
 
 the bell-ringer of Paris. (Old Paris, 1482, 
 etc.) 823.5611 
 
 ^ Notre-Dame de Paris. (Another tr. 
 
 of Notre-Dame. ) 823 . 629 1 
 Same. 823.6420; 823.7146 
 
 Phipps, E. King Rent's daughter; 
 
 drama. in 822.696 
 
 Reade, C: Cloister and the hearth. 
 
 823.1286 
 Charles the Bold of Burgundy, 1433-1477. 
 
 James, G: P. R. Mary of Burgundy; or, 
 
 the revolt of Ghent. 823.870 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Anne of Geierstein. (Bat- 
 tle of Nancy, 1474-7- ) 823 . 1392 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6033 
 
 Quentin Durward. 823 . 1409 
 
 Same. ?'« 823.5157; in ** 823.6030 
 
 15TH CENTURY. Manners, etc. 
 
 Smith, A. The armourer of Paris. 83 
 
 pp. ( With his Fortunes of the Scattergood 
 family. ) p. 333, in 823 . 1449 
 
 Francis I., A. D. 1515-1547. 
 
 Baillie, J. Basil. (Mantua, battle of 
 
 Batavia) ; trag. 822 . 128 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Ascanio. 823.7161 
 
 Henry II., A. D. i547-i559- 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. Chaplet of pearls; or, 
 
 the white and black Ribaumont. 823.6004 
 
 Same. 823.6096 
 
 Duke of Guise. (Assassinated 1558.) James, 
 G: P. R. One m a thousand. 823.873 
 
 Francis II. (married Mary, Queen of 
 Scots), A. D. 1559-1560. See note on Scot- 
 tish history. 
 
 Chari^es IX., A. D. 1560-1574. Dryden, 
 J., and Lee, N. The duke of Guise; trag. 
 
 in 822.139 
 
 St. Bartholomew's Day, 1572. 
 
 Du Bois-Melly, C: History of Nicolas 
 
 Muss. 823.6570 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Marguerite de Valois. 
 
 823.5183 
 Same. 823.6513 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 France. Contin. 
 
 HOUSE OF VALOIS, A. D. 1327-1589. Con- 
 tin. 
 Chari.es IX., A. D. 1560-1574. Contin. 
 St. Bartholomew' s Day, 1572. Contin. 
 
 Herbert, H: W: Hamilton of Bothwel- 
 
 haugh. 62 pp. (/« his Chevaliers of 
 France.) p. 247, in 823.4253 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Sister Rose. 823.7232 
 
 James, G: P. R. Man at arms; or, 
 
 Henri de Cerons. 823.869 
 
 Marlowe, C. Massacre at Paris; drama. 
 
 ift 822.122 
 Henry III., A. D. 1574-1589. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Crichton. 823.16 
 
 Chapman, G: Bussy d'Ambois; trag. 
 
 822.886 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Chicot, the jester: sequel 
 
 to ' ' Marguerite de Valois. ' ' 823 . 46 1 1 
 
 Same. 823.6514 
 
 La dame de Monsoreau. 3 vols, (in 
 
 2). 843.495-5^ 
 Forty-five guardsmen: sequel to "Chi- 
 cot, the jester." 823.5538 
 
 Same. 823.6515 
 
 James, G: P. R. Henry of Guise; or, 
 
 the states of Blois. 823 . 863 
 
 Radcliffe, Mrs. A. (W.) Mysteries of 
 
 Udolpho. 3 vols. ** 823.2106-8 
 
 i6th century. Manners, etc. 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Countess de Charny. 
 
 823.3099 
 
 Same. 823.6521 
 
 The two Dianas. 823.7347 
 
 Dutheil, E- Castle of Roussillon. 
 
 823.6871 
 
 Frith, H. Under Bayard's banner. 
 
 808.1606 
 
 James, G: P. R. Corse deLeon; or, the 
 
 brigand. 823.853 
 Leonora d'Orco. 823.7233 
 
 Kip, L. Under the bells. 823.951 
 
 Lawrence, G: A. Brakespeare. 823.956 
 
 Note. — See Baird, Prof. H: M. History of rise of 
 the Huguenots. 1515-1574. 2 vols. 1883. 044.21-2. 
 —Bray, Mrs. A. E. (K.) Joan of Arc andthetimes 
 of Charles VII. 1873. 923.1988.— Comines, P. de. 
 Memoirs of (Louis XI., Charles VIII., and Charles 
 the Bold). 2 vols. 1823. 944.457-8.— Da vila, H. C. 
 History of the civil wars of France. 2 vols. 1758. 
 944.188-9.— Freeman, E: A: Charles the Bold. (In 
 nts Essays, ser. I.) p. 314, tn 904.16.— Froissart, 
 Sir J: Chronicles. 2 vols. 1874. 944.13-4. — 
 Gairdner, J. Houses of Lancaster and York. 
 1875. 942.318.— Guizot, F. P. G. History of civili- 
 zation. 3 vols. 1852. 313.46-g;— History of France. 
 6 vols. 1856. 944.4-9. — Uallam, H: Europe dur- 
 ing the middle ages. 3 vols. 1S72. 940.2-4. — Jer- 
 vis, Rev. W: H. The Gallician church: a historyof 
 the church of France from the concordat of Bologna, 
 A. D. 1516, to the revolution. 2 vols. 1872. 274. 
 62-3.— Iiamartine, A. M. L: de P. de. Jeanne 
 d'Arc, with notes historical and philological and a 
 vocabulary. 923.1952. — Maiiubourg:, L. History 
 of the league, book 3. (Dryden, J: IVorks, v. 2.) 
 p. 284, in 821.127A. — M^rim^e, I'. Chronique du 
 regne de Charles IX. 1890. 944.692; — Same. Tr. 
 by G: Saiutsbury. 944.784. — Monstrelct, E. de. 
 chronicles. 2 vols. 1849. 944.112-3. — Fardoe, 
 J. S. H. Court and reign of Francis I. (1521- 
 1546.) 3 vols. 1887. 923.1993-5. — Bobiuson, Afrs. 
 M. W. (F.) Henry III., King of France and 
 Poland: his court and times. 3 vols. 1S88. 923. 
 1971-3. — Schmidt, E. A. Geschichte von Frank- 
 reich. (v. 2: 1328-1559.) 944.774. — Tuckey, J. 
 Joan of Arc, "the maid." 1886. 923.1954.— Wlilto, 
 
ENGI/ISH PICTfON 
 
 90 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !BnglisIi Fiction. Contin. 
 France. Contin. 
 
 HOUSE OF VALOIS, A. D. 1327-1589. Con- 
 tin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 H: The massacre of St. Bartholomew. 1871. 944. 
 40.— Willert, P. F. Reign of Lewis XI. (1422- 
 1483.) 1876. 944.45.— Wraxall, N. W. History of 
 France. (1574-1610.) 6 vols. 1814. 944.664-9. 
 
 HOUSE OF BOURBON, A. D. 1589-1793. 
 
 Henry IV., A. D. 1589-1610. 
 
 Dryden, J., awfi^Lee, N. The Duke of 
 
 Guise; trag. «» 822. 139 
 
 Elliot, F.. Romance of old court-life 
 
 in France. 823.6050 
 
 James, G: P. R. Fate of the Due de 
 
 Biron. {In his The desultory man, v. i.) 
 
 p. 165, in 823.856 
 
 One in a thousand. 823.873 
 
 Rose d'Albret. 823.7234 
 
 Macaulay, T: B. Battle of Ivry; ballad. 
 
 p. 379, z» 824.69 
 
 Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Henriade: epic. 
 
 {CEuvres, v. 10.) 841. 11 
 
 Note.— See Anquetil, L: P. Intrigue du cabinet, 
 sous Henri IV., et I<ouis XIII., terminSe par la 
 Fronde. 4 vols. 1780. * 944.934-7. — Aumale, H. 
 E. P. L". d' Orleans, due 6.' . Histoire des princes de 
 Cond6, pendant le i6e et 176 si&cles. 6 vols. (v. 6, At- 
 las.) 1886-89. 9^.699-704.— Freer, M. W. (after- 
 ward Mrs. Robinson). History of the reign of 
 Henry IV. 2 vols. i860. 923.472-3. — Guizot, F. P. 
 G. History of civilization. 3 vols. 1856. 313.59- 
 61; — Same. 4 vols. 313.46-9; — History of France 
 from earliest times to 1848. 6 vols. 944 .4-9. — Jack- 
 son, Lady C. C. The first of the Bourbons. (1589- 
 1610.) 2 vols. 1890. 923.1904-5. — Smiles, S: 
 Huguenots in France after revocation of Edict of 
 Nantes. 1874. 944.37.— Thierry, J. N. A. His- 
 toire du Tiers Etat. 1856. 940.73.— White, H. The 
 massacre of St. Bartholomew. 1871. 944.40. 
 
 I/OUiS XIII., A. D. 1610-1643. (Regency of 
 Mary de Medici, 1610-1614.) 
 
 Anderdon, W: H: Antoine de Bonne- 
 
 val: Paris in the days of St. Vincent de 
 Paul. (1576-1660.) 823.39 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Three guardsmen; or, 
 
 the three mousquetaires. in 823.3229 
 
 Same. in 823.5088; 823.6930 
 
 Three musketeers. (Being the first 
 
 of the d'Artagnan romances.) 823.6509 
 
 Elliot, F.. Romance of old court-life 
 
 in France. 823.6050 
 
 Grant, J. Arthur Blane; or, the hun- 
 dred cuirassiers. 823.618 
 
 Richelieu, d. 1642. 
 
 James, G: P. R. Del'Orme. 823.7388 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6248-9 
 
 Richelieu: a tale of France. 823.875 
 
 Lytton. Richelieu; play. 822.148 
 
 Same. 829.597 
 
 Marana, J: P. (?) The Turkish spy. 
 
 (In Paris, 1635-1682.) 8 vols. *8i6.4-ii 
 
 Vigny, A. Y.,comte di&. Cinq-Mars; or, 
 
 a conspiracy under Louis XIII. 823 . 1873 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.6311-12 
 
 Manners, etc. Yonge, C. M.. Stray pearls; 
 memoirs of Margaret de Ribaumont, vis- 
 countess of Bellaise. 823 . 6958 
 
 Note.— See Anqnetll, L: P. 1,'intrigue du cab- 
 inet, sous Henri IV. et I/Ouis XIII., termin^e par 
 la Fronde. 2 vols. 1780. 4 vols. * 944.934-7. — 
 Bazln, A. de R. Histoire de France sous lyouis 
 XIII. 1610-61. 4 vols. J837. 944.730-3. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 France. Contin. 
 HOUSE OF BOURBON, A. D. 1589-1793. 
 
 Contin. 
 Louis XIV., A. D. 1643-1715. 
 
 Alcock, D. Genevieve; or, the children 
 
 of Port Royal: a story of old France. 
 
 823.7196 
 
 Bamford, M.. E. Marie's story. 
 
 808.1626 
 
 Bungener, L. L: F. Preacher and the 
 
 king; or, Bourdaloue in the court of Louis 
 XIV. 823.1875 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Bragelonne, the son of 
 
 Athos; or, ten years later: being a con- 
 clusion of " Twenty years after.' ' 823 . 6302 
 
 The iron mask. (" The three guards- 
 men " ser.j No. 4.) 823.5803 
 
 Louise La Vallidre. ("The three 
 
 guardsmen" sen. No. 5.) 823.5802 
 
 Nanon. 823.7348 
 
 Twenty years after. (Sequel to "The 
 
 three musketeers. ") 823 . 2748 
 
 Same. 823.6500; 823.6510 
 
 Vicomte de Bragelonne; or, ten 
 
 years later: completion of "The three mus- 
 keteers" and "Twenty years after." 2 
 vols. 823.6511-12 
 
 F^nelon, F. de S. de la M. Adventures 
 
 of Telemachus. (Satire on the reign of 
 Louis XIV.) 823.6211 
 
 Hugo, V. M., vicomte. Marion Delorme; 
 
 drame. {Fr.) in 840.47 
 
 Same. in 849.87 
 
 James, G: P. R. Lord Montagu's page. 
 
 3 vols. 823 . 6458-60 
 
 Smith, A. Marchioness of Brinvilliers, 
 
 the poisoner of the seventeenth century: a 
 romance of old Paris. 823 . 1450 
 
 The Fronde. 
 
 Anderdon, W: H: Antoine de Bonneval: 
 
 . . . Paris in the days of St. Vincent de 
 
 Paul. (1576-1660.) 823.39 
 
 Dumas, A. D. La guerre des femmes. 
 
 843-517 
 
 Herbert, H: W: The brothers: a tale of 
 
 the Fronde. 2 vols. ** 823.6241-2 
 
 Huguenots. 
 
 Dupuy, E. A. The Huguenot exiles. 
 
 823.489 
 
 G., H. Suzanne de I'Orme. 808.1659 
 
 James, G: P. R. The Huguenot. 
 
 823.865 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6765-6 
 
 Keddie, H. The Huguenot family. 
 
 823.4098 
 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) Jacques 
 
 Bonneval; or, the days of the dragonnades. 
 
 823.4103 
 
 Raymond, G. How they kept the faith: 
 
 a tale of the Huguenots of Languedoc. 
 
 823.6367 
 Manners, etc. 
 
 Hoffmann, E. T. W. Cardillac, the jew- 
 eller. {In his Strange stories. ) 
 
 p. 289, in 823.6807 
 
 Melville, G: J: Wbyte- Sister Louise; 
 
 or, the story of a woman's repentance. 
 
 ** 823 4665 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 •91 
 
 ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'lish. Fiction. Contin. 
 France. Contin. 
 HOUSE OF BOURBON, A. D. 1589-1793. 
 
 Contin. 
 Louis XIV., A. D. 1643-1715. Contin. 
 Manners, etc. Contin. 
 
 O'Reilly, A. J. Alvira, the heroine of 
 
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 Peard, F.. M.. Mademoiselle. 823.7470 
 
 NATIONAI, and SOCIAlv CHARACTER, etc. 
 
 Balzac, H. de. Bureaucracy; or, a civil 
 
 service reformer. 823 . 5460 
 
 Craven, Mme. P. (de la F.) Anne S^v- 
 
 erin. 823 . 6842 
 
 Curwen, H.,/r. French love songs, and 
 
 other poems. 821.683 
 
 Hugo, V. M., vicomte. Les mis^rables. 
 
 823.6289 
 
 Same. 823.6990 
 
 Same. 5 vols. 823.6414-18 
 
 James, G: P. R. Domestic life in 
 
 France. 3 pp. (/« A/j The desultory man, 
 V. 2.) p. 30, in 823.856 
 
 Sikes, Mrs. O. (L.) Chateau Frissac; 
 
 or, home scenes in France. 823 .6116 
 
 Weyman, S. J. The house of the wolf. 
 
 (i6th and 17th centuries.) 823.7299 
 
 See also novels by E. F. V. About, H. de Balzac, 
 Mme. A. L. A. (D.) Dudevant. [C- Sand.] 
 
 Middle and low life. See Novels by A. Belot; 
 
 E. Gaboriau. 
 Military life. 
 
 Balzac, H. de. A passion in the desert. 
 
 20 pp. ( With his The Duchesse de Lan- 
 geais.) (French in Egypt.) 
 
 p. 275, in 823.5211 
 
 ; Gaboriau, E- Military sketches. {With 
 
 his A thousand francs reward.) 
 
 tn 823.6699 
 
 Engflish Fiction. Contin. 
 France. Contin. 
 
 SECOND EMPIRE, A. D. 1852-1870. Contin. 
 Nationai, and sociaIv character, etc. 
 
 Contin. 
 Life in Paris. 
 
 Daudet, A. L'^vang^Uste. 823.5566 
 
 The immortal; or, one of the " forty." 
 
 823.7012 
 
 The nabob, 823.3189 
 
 Same. 823.6884 
 
 Sappho: Parisian manners. 
 
 * 823.5423 
 
 Diane Cory val. (Anon.) 823.4673 
 
 Droz, A. G. Around a spring. 
 
 823.4042 
 
 Hooper, Mrs. L. H. ( J.) Under the tri- 
 color; or, the American colony in Paris. 
 
 823.1923 
 
 Hugo, V. M., vicomte. Les misdrables. 
 
 823.6990 
 
 Same. 823.6289 
 
 Same. 5 vols. 823.6414-18 
 
 Irving, W. Sketches in Paris in 1825. 
 
 23 PP- ( With his Wolfert's Roost . . . ) 
 
 p. 215, i« 823. 1808 
 
 Kimball, R: B. Romance of student 
 
 life abroad. , 823.5734 
 
 Laboulaye, E. R. L. Paris in America. 
 
 (Social and political criticisms.) 823 . 6870 
 
 Ohnet, G. A last love. 823.7180 
 
 Ruffini, G. D. Paragreens on a visit to 
 
 the Paris Universal Exhibition. 823. 1374 
 
 Smith, A. Adventures of Mr. Ledbury 
 
 and his friend Jack Johnson. 823.1451 
 
 See also Novels by H. de Balzac. 
 
 Provincial life. 
 
 Balzac, H. de. Cdsar Birotteau. 
 
 823.5209 
 
 The country doctor. 823.5149 
 
 Same. 823.5570 
 
 Eugdnie Grandet. 823.3438 
 
 Same. 823.4969 
 
 Illustrious Gaudissart. 57 pp. {With 
 
 his The Duchesse deLangeais.) 
 
 p. 217, in 823.5211 
 
 Sons of the soil. 823.6942 
 
 The two brothers. 823.5213 
 
 Chateau Morville; or, life in Tour- 
 
 aine. 823.6877 
 
 Daudet, A. Stories of Provence. 
 
 823.4958 
 
 Dempster, Mrs. C. L.. 
 
 an idyll of Provence. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Dudevant, Mme. A. L. 
 
 chon the cricket. 
 
 Monsieur Antoine. 
 
 — - Field, M. The secret 
 
 Croix. 
 Jenkin, Mrs. C: 
 
 (H.) 
 
 Ninette: 
 
 823.7080 
 
 823 . 7291 
 
 (D.) Fan- 
 
 823.6847 
 
 823.6296 
 
 of Fontaine-la- 
 
 823.7079 
 
 A Psyche of to-day. 
 
 823.4240 
 
 — Lamartine, A. M. L: de P. de. My 
 mother's manuscript . . . 823 . 6874 
 
 Stone-mason of Saint Point. 
 
 823.6293 
 
 — Pouvillon, E. C^sette. 823.4484 
 
 — Ritchie, Mrs. A. I.. (T.) Village on the 
 cliff. 823 . 1570 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 95 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cnglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 France. Contin. 
 
 SECOND EMPIRE, A. D. 1852-1870. Contin. 
 
 Nationai, and sociai, character, etc. 
 Contin. 
 
 Provincial life. Contin. 
 
 Sikes, Mrs. O. (L.) Chateau Frissac. 
 
 823.6116 
 
 Souvestre, E. Brittany and La Vendde. 
 
 823.6878 
 
 Teufel, Mrs. B. W. (H.) Guenn, awave 
 
 on the Breton coast. 823 . 4672 
 
 Note. — See: 
 
 Napoleon ///.— Bagehot, W. Letters on the 
 French coup d'etat ot 1851. {Works, v. 2.) 1889. 
 p. 371, in 814.23. — Browning, O. Modern France, 
 1814-79. 944.150. — Dernier des Napoleon. 1872. 
 (Attributed to MM. de Beust, de Hubner, de 
 K^ratry, and Lacroix.) 944.772.— Falloux, F. A. P. 
 de. Memoirs. (Royahst.) 2 vols. 1888. 923. 
 1924-5. — Hugo, V. M., vicomte. History of a crime. 
 944.425;— Things seen. (1838-1875.) 1887. 944.624.— 
 Jerrold, W. B. Life of Napoleon III. 4 vols. 1874- 
 1882. 923.1983-6. — liacrolx, v. Histoire politique 
 . . . de Napoleon III. 4 vols. 1853. ** 923. 2038-41. 
 — liecomte, F. Relation historique et critique de 
 la guerre franco-allemand. 1870-71. 4 tomes. 
 1872-74. 944.688-gi.— Liefevre, E. Documents of- 
 ficiels . . . Histoire de 1' intervention frangaise au 
 Mexique. 2 vols. 1869. 944.686-7.— Maupas, C. E.de. 
 Story of the coup d'etat. 2 vols. 1884. 944.765-6.— 
 Napier, Sir C: J: History of the Baltic campaign 
 of 1854. 1857. 947.50. — 'Sw^oXkon. WX,, Emperor of 
 the French. Works. 2 vols. 1852. 923.446-7. — 
 Wraxall, Sir F. C. L. Second empire as exhibited 
 in French literature. 1852-1863. 2 vols. 1865. 944. 
 785-6. 
 
 Crimean war, 1854-1856.— Chambers, W., anrfR., 
 pubs. Pictorial history of the Russian war, 1854-56. 
 1856. 947.49. — Kinglake, A. W. Invasion of the 
 Crimea. 6 vols. 1S63-88. 947.-I-3, 3'-3^.— Napier, C. 
 History of the Baltic campaig^n in 1854. 1857. 947.50. 
 — Bassell, W : H. General Todleben's History of 
 the defence of Sebastopol, 1854-5: a review. 1865. 
 947.29. 
 
 Franco-German war, 1870-71. — Borbstaedt, A., 
 and Dwyer, F. The Franco-German war to 
 the catastrophe of Sedan and the fall of Strass- 
 burg. Maps and plans. 1873. 944.762. — Busch, 
 J. H. M. Bismarck in the Franco-German war. 
 1870-71. 2 vols, (in 1). 1884. 923.1979.— Clarke, 
 F. C. H. Franco-German war, 1870-71. (With 
 maps.) 2 vols. 1874-80. Text: ** 944.160-2, 165 ''j 
 Maps: ** 944.163-4.— Daudet, A. Recollections 
 of a literary man. 819.16. — Deutsch-franzosische 
 Krieg, 1870-71. Redigirtvon der Kriegs-geschicht- 
 lichen Abth. des grossen Generalstabes. 5 vols. 
 1872-7. Text: ** 944.619-21; Maps: ** 944. 622-3. — 
 Glaastone, W: E. Germany, France and 
 England. 1870. (/« A « Gleanings, etc.) p. 19^, z"« 
 829.106. — Lang, H. Aus den Erinnerungen eines 
 • Schlachten bummlers. 1870-71. 2 vols. 94_4.754-5. 
 — Lecoiute, F. Relation historique et critique de 
 la guerre franco-allemand en 1S70-71. 4 vols. 1872- 
 74. 944.668-Qi.— Mommsen, C. M. T., and others. 
 Letters on the war between Germany and France. 
 1871. 943.128. — K^musat, P. de. Louis A. Thiers. 
 928 . 887.— Russell, W : H. My diary during the last 
 great war. 1874. 940.32.— Wasliburne, E. B. 
 Recollections of a minister to France, 1869-77. 2 
 vols. 944.625-6. 
 
 Sedan, 1870. — Claretie, J. Le champ de bataille 
 de Sedan. [1870.] 26 pp. {Kev. d. a. Mondes, v. 
 91, 2e p6r. 1871.) p. 48, tn * 54.296. — Fitz-Oeorge, 
 G:W:A. Plan of the battle of Sedan. (1870.) 1871. 
 944.777. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1175, in ** 
 50. j;— Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 394, in 
 *• 50.1==. 
 
 Life and manners. — Blouet, P. Jacques Bon- 
 homme. John Bull on the continent. From my 
 letter-box. 944.645. — Carette, Mme. Recollections 
 of the court of the Tuileries. 1889. 044.655;— Inner 
 life of the court of the Tuileries. (2a pt.) 944 .655*. 
 — Coignet, C. Francis the First and his times. 
 1889. 923. 1885. — Daudet, A. Recollections of a lit- 
 erary man. p. 233, j« 819.16. — Gronow. Capt. R. 
 H. Reminiscences and recollections. (1810-1860.) 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 France. Contin. 
 SECOND EMPIRE, A. D. 1852-1870. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 2 vols. * 923. 2025-6. — Jackson, Lady C. C. The 
 French court and society. Reign of Louis XVI. 
 and first empire. 2 pts. (in 1). 944.426.— Jarves, 
 J. J. Parisian sights and French principles seen 
 through American spectacles. 914.275. — Kingsley, 
 C: Three lectures on the ancien regime. 1867. 
 944.661.— Lacroix, P. The eighteenth century, its 
 institutions, customs and costumes, 1700-1789. 1876. 
 *944-93-— M^arshall, F. French home life. 1874. 
 944-756. — Taine, H. A. Ancient regime. 944.42. — 
 Tocqueville, A. C: H. C. de. On the state of so- 
 ciety in France before the revolution of 1789. 1856. 
 944.662.— Uzanne, O. The Frenchwoman of the 
 century: fashions, — manners, — usages. (19th cent.) 
 1887. ** 394.18.— Vasill, Count P. Society in Paris. 
 1890 944.761. 
 
 General histories. — Allonville, A. P., ctymte 
 d'. M^moires secrets de 1770 k 1830. 6 vols. 1838- 
 45. 944.680-85. —Bibliography. — Brunet, J. C. 
 Table methodique: hist, de France. 75 pp. (/« 
 Azj Manual, v. 6.) p. 1251, /'«** 14.40. — Masson, G. 
 Earlj^chroniclersof Europe: France. 944.460. — Bon- 
 nemere, J. E. Histoire des paysans, depuis la fin du 
 moyen age jusqu'^ nos jours, i20'--i85o. 2 vols. 
 1856. 944.693-5.— Crowe, E. E. History of France. 
 (A. D. 400-1814.) 3vols. 944.139-41.— Guizot, F. P.G. 
 History of France from the earliest ages to the year 
 1848. 6 vols. 1872-81. 944.4-9. — ^Kirkland, Miss 
 E.. S. Short history of France for young people. 
 (B. C. 600-A. D. 1870.) 1890. 944.651.— Kitchin, G. 
 W. History of France down to the year 1453. 1877. 
 944.51.— Martin, H. Histoire de France. . .jus- 
 qu'en 1789. 17 vols. 1864-78. * 942. 432-48. —Masson, 
 G. Early chroniclers of Europe. France. (300- 
 1550.) 1879. 944.411.— Michelet, J. Histoire de 
 France. 9th ed. 19 vols. 1876-7. 944.710-28. 
 
 V. 1: 222 B. C- 800 A. D. 944.710 
 
 V. 2: 814A. D.-1180 " 944.711 
 
 V. 3: 1187 " -1304 " 944-712 
 
 V. 4: 1305 " -1364 " 944.713 
 
 V. 5: 1364 " -1409 " 944.714 
 
 V. 6: 1414 -1438 " 944-715 
 
 V. 7: 1439 " -1465 " 944-716 
 
 V. 8: 1465 -1483 " 944-717 
 
 V. 9:1483 -1515 (La renaissance.) 944.718 
 
 V. 10: 1508 " -1547 " (La r^forme.) 944.719 
 
 V. 11: 1547 " -1572 " 944-720 
 
 V. 12: 1548 " -1598 " 944-721 
 
 V. 13: 1598 " -1628 " 944.722 
 
 V. 14: 1629 " -1661 " 944.723 
 
 V. 15: 1661 " -1690 " 944.724 
 
 V. 16: 1689 " -1715 " 944-725 
 
 V. 17: 1715 " -1723 " 944-726 
 
 V. 18: 1724 '• -1757 " 944.727 
 
 V. 19: 1758 -1789 " 944-728 
 
 Petitot; C. B. and A., and Monmerqu^, L. J. N. 
 Collection complete des m^moires relatifs 4 I'his- 
 toire de France, jusqu' au commencement du dix- 
 septiSme sificle. le ser. 1819-26. 52 vols. •♦944.277- 
 328; — Same. 2e ser. 1820-29. 78 vols. ** 944. 329- 
 4o6J^.— Ranken, A. History of France . . . from 
 the time of Clovis. (486-1793.) 9 vols. 1801-1822. 
 * 944. 6S-76.— Stephen, Sir J. Lectures on the his- 
 tory of France. 2 vols. 1852. 944.609-10. — ^Thierry* 
 J. N. A. Lettres sur I'histoire de France. 1868. 
 940-71. — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Annales de I'em- 
 pire depuis Charlemagne. {CEuvres computes, v. 25.) 
 1785. 944-85- 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1890, pp. 86, 87. No. 4, 1884, pp. 108, 109. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 74. No. 5, 1888, pp. 143, 144. 
 
 See also Bowell, T. C. Contents-index, pp. 177- 
 181. {Lib. 0/ Univ. of Cal.) 1890. ** 19.134. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 472-82, in *• 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. pp. 164-66, 
 in •*5o.i*. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of Slate.) 
 ** 350.5496'-'. 
 
 For a late work on the political affairs, etc., in 
 France, J^* Hurlbert, W: H: France ana the re- 
 public (in 1889). (Bibliography xxi, xxii.) 1890. 
 944-750. 
 
 Frances. Collins, M., and Collins, Mrs. F.. 
 (C.) 823.247 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 96 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ^n^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Francillon, Robert E: A dog without a tail. 
 38 pp. [In Tales from Blackwood, 2d ser. , 
 V. 6.) in 823.7490 
 
 Grace Owen's engagement. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, 2d ser., v. 2. ) in 823 . 7486 
 
 Left-handed Elsa. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood, 2d ser., v. 12.) in 823.7496 
 
 A story of Eulenberg. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood, 2d ser., v. 8.) in 823.7492 
 
 Under Slieve-Ban: a yarn in seven 
 
 knots. 823 . 1897 
 
 Zelda's fortune. 823.5871 
 
 , and Senior, W: The golden flood: a 
 
 cloud in seven colors. 823.4953 
 
 Franco, Rev. J: Joseph, S. J. Tigranes: a 
 tale of the days of Julian the Apostate. 
 
 823.6891 
 Frank Fairlegh. Smedley, F. E: 823.1444 
 Frank Forester's sporting scenes and charac- 
 ters. 2 vols. Herbert, H: W: 823.5754-5 
 Frank Hilton. Grant, J. 823.627 
 
 Frank Mildmay. Waxry aS., Capt.^: 823.1097 
 Same. ** 823.6659 
 
 Frank Sinclair's wife. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. 
 L. (C.) 823.1325 
 
 Frank Warrington. Harris, Mrs. M. (C.) 
 
 823.703 
 Frankenstein. Shelley, Mrs. M.. W. (G.) 
 
 823.1421 
 Franklin, B:, 1706-1790. Abbott, J. Frank- 
 lin the apprentice boy. {Harper's story 
 books, V. 4.) in 808.583 
 
 Abbott, J: S. C. (Life of) B: Franklin. 
 
 808.797 
 
 Hawthorne, N. Biographical stories. 
 
 14 pp. {In his Tales and sketches.) 1889. 
 
 p. 189, in 824.414 
 Note.— For accounts of Franklin's life and char- 
 acter, see Brlggs, C. F. {/n Homes of Amer. states- 
 men.) 1854. p. 65, in 917,36.— Brougham, H., 
 Baron. Franklin. 5 pp. {In his Hist, sketches of 
 statesmen, v. 2.) p. 153, in 923.510. — Chasles, V. E. 
 P. Franklin. 34 pp. {Rev. d. d. Mondes, 1841, 4e 
 p6r., V. 26.) p. 669, in ** 54. 143.— Drake, S: A. Our 
 great benefactors, p 339, z'«*92o.3i2. — Foster, J. 
 Franklin's correspondence. {In Aw Crit. essays, v. 
 2.) i860, p. 411, in 824.117. — Grlswold, R. W. 
 Prose writers of America. 1870. p. 57, 7« * 829.110. 
 — Ho'we, H: Memoirs of the most eminent Amer. 
 mechanics. 1858. p. 37, m 926.118. — Life of F. 20 
 pp. (Longacre & Herring. Nat. portr. gallery, v. 
 2.) p. I, in ** 923.1598.— Parker, T. (In his His- 
 toric Americans.) 62pp. p. II, m923.ii09. — Sander- 
 son, J: Signers of the Declaration, v. 2. p. 7, in ** 
 920.94.— Sumner, C. B: Franklin and J: Sliddell at 
 Pans. 38 pp. {Works, v. 8.) p. i, in 329.63. — 
 Tnckerman, H. T. B: Franklin, the American 
 philosopher. 20 pp. {In his Essays.) p. 456, in 
 824.224. 
 
 See also Toole's Index (to 1882). pp. 483-4, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, ist suppl. from Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 
 1887. p. 166, i«**5o.i''. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this tdbrary. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 87. No. 3, 1882, p. 75. 
 
 Franklin, the apprentice boy. Abbott, J. 
 
 in 808.583 
 
 Franzos, Karl Emil. For the right, Tr. by 
 J. Sutter. 823.6551 
 
 The Jews of Barnow. Tr. by M. W. 
 
 MacDowall . 823 . 4474 
 
 Fraser, Mrs. — . The cousins. {In Stan- 
 dard tales, etc., ed. by Mrs. C. I. Johnstone.) 
 
 in * 823.6194 
 
 Same. (Tieck, L. The elves . . . ) 
 
 1864. p. 24, in 823.6328 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Fraser, Jessie. \_Tasma.'\ In her earliest 
 youth. 823.6357 
 
 A Sydney sovereign, and other tales. 
 
 823.7201 
 
 Uncle Piper of Piper's Hill: an Aus- 
 tralian novel. 823.6370 
 
 Fraser-Tytler, C. C. See Liddell, Mrs. C. C. 
 (F.-T.) 
 
 Frau Wilhelmine. Stmde, J. 823.5222 
 
 Freaks on the fell. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.213 
 
 Frederic, Harold. Brother Sebastian's friend- 
 ship. 20 pp. {In Stories by Amer. au- 
 thors, V. 6.) p. 145, in 823.4707 
 
 The Lawton girl. 823 . 6996 
 
 Frederick I. 1657-1713. See also Germany, 
 
 note. 
 
 Topelius, Z. Times of Frederick I. 
 
 (Surg, stories. 4th eye.) 823.4701 
 
 Frederick II., the Great, King of Prussia. 
 1712-86. 
 
 Muudt, Mrs. C. (M.) Frederick the 
 
 Great and his court. 823 . 6280 
 
 Frederick the Great and his family. 
 
 823.5887 
 
 Old Fritz and the new era. 
 
 823.6270 
 Note.— See Abbott, J: S. C. Frederick, the Great. 
 263 pp. {Harper's mag., V. 4:0, 1870: pp. 1,161,321, 
 490, 673, 834; V. 41, 1870: pp. 35, 200, 383, 518, 709, 869; 
 V. 42, 1871: pp. 41, 201, 364, 557, 680, 874. 3 vols. ** 
 51 •435-37-— Brougham, H., Baron. {In his Hist, 
 sketches of statesmen, v. 2.) p. 160, i« 923. 510. — 
 Carlyle, T: History of Frederick II. {IVorks, 
 vols. 9^14.) 6 vols. * 923.1845-50. — Dodge, T: A. 
 Frederick. {In his Great captains.) 1889. p. 140, 
 in 355.12. — Ferris, G. T. Great leaders, p. 357, 
 2« 920. 329. — Grimm, H. Voltaire and F. — F. and 
 Macaulay. {In his I^iterature.) in 804.9.— Iiamb, 
 Lady C. {In her Warrior kings . . . ) 35 pp. p 
 J43, j» 923.1418. — Macaulay, T:B., Baron. Freder 
 ick, the Great. 100 pp. {In his Essays . . . , v. 5) 
 5.— Ss - ■ — - . - - . 
 
 100 
 148, in 824.136.- 
 
 ainte-Beuve, C: A. {In his 
 
 . p. 248, in * 920.31 
 rltannica Index, p. 169, in 
 
 Monday-chats.) 40 pp. p. 248^ m * 920.313. 
 
 See also Encycl. B: " 
 ** 32.27P 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 87. No. 4, 1884, p. 109. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 75. No. 5, 1888, p. 145. 
 
 5^£ato Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 485, j'n ** 50.1; 
 —Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 166, in ** 50.1=*. 
 
 Frederick the Great and his court. Mundt, 
 Mrs. C. (M.) 823.6280 
 
 Frederick the Great and his family. Mundt, 
 Mrs. C. (M.) 823.5887 
 
 Free Joe and other Georgian sketches. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 823.5255 
 
 Free Lances, The. Reid, Capt. T: M. 
 
 823.6335 
 
 Free prisoners. Bruner, J. . W. 823.4384 
 
 Free, yet forging their own chains. Roe, M. . 
 A. 823.1368 
 
 Freedom triumphant. Coffin, C: C. 808.1862 
 
 Freeland, Mrs. Carrie J. [C. J. G.^ In 
 palace and faubourg: a story of the French 
 revolution. 823 . 6368 
 
 Freeman, Mrs. A. M. Somebody's Ned. 
 
 823.589 
 
 French, Alice. {Octave Thanet.'\ The bish- 
 op's vagabond. 42 pp. {In Stories by 
 Amer. authors, v. 7.) p. 5, in 823.4708 
 
 Expiation. 823.6950 
 
 Knitters in the sun. 823 . 5377 
 
 French, C. Secret of the cliffs, in 823.5054 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 97 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 French, Harry Willard. Castle Foam; or, the 
 heir of Meerschaum: a Russian story. 
 
 823.590 
 
 The only one. 823 . 7450 
 
 Our boys in India: the wanderings of 
 
 two young Americans in Hindustan, with 
 their adventures on the sacred rivers and 
 wild mountains, etc. lUus. 808.1872 
 
 French wines and politics. Martineau, H. 
 
 in ** 823.6709 
 
 Frere, M.. Old Deccan days; or, Hindoo 
 fairy legends, current in southern India. 
 With an introd. and notes by Sir H: B. E: 
 Frere. 808 . 1035 
 
 Freres, The. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 823.4574 
 Same. 823.4976 
 
 Frescoes. La Ramde, L. de. 823.4730 
 
 Freshwater fisherman. Mitford, M.. R. 
 
 in * 823.6194 
 
 Fresneau, Mme. A. Theresa at San Do- 
 mingo: a tale of the negro insurrection of 
 1791. Tr. by E. G. Magrath. 823.6938 
 
 Freytag, Gustav. Debit and credit. Tr. by 
 L. C. C. 823.6277 
 
 The German professor. (Zimmern, H.., 
 
 and A. Half-hours with for. novelists, 
 v. 2.) in ** 823.6614 
 
 The lost manuscript. Tr. by Mrs. Mal- 
 colm. 823.6389 
 
 Our forefathers. Tr. by Mrs. Malcolm. 
 
 2 vols. 823 . 6797-8 
 
 1. Ingo. 823.6797 
 
 2. Ingraban. 823.6798 
 Fridolin's mystical marriage. Wilbrandt, A. 
 
 823.4759 
 Bertha (Heyn). \Georg 
 \Golo Raimund.'] From 
 Tr. by Mrs. A. L. Wister. 
 
 823.4548 
 
 concern. 54 pp. Foote, 
 
 p. 83, in 823.4705 
 
 Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, 
 
 823.1839 
 
 Friedrich, Mrs. 
 Dannenberg.'\ 
 hand to hand. 
 
 Friend Barton's 
 
 Mrs. M.. (H.) 
 Friend Fritz. 
 
 P. A. 
 Friends: a duet. Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P'.) 
 
 823.5244 
 Fnends of Bohemia. 2 vols. Whitty, E: M. 
 
 823.6155-6 
 Friends, though divided. Henty, G: A. 
 
 808.1575 
 Friendship. La Ram^e, L- de. 823.1820 
 Friis, Prof. J. A. Lajla: a tale of Finmark. 
 
 Tr. by I. Markhus. 823.6964 
 
 Frith, H: The hunting of the " Hydra;" or, 
 
 the phantom prahu. 808. 1495 
 Under Bayard's banner: a story of the 
 
 days of chivalry. 808.1606 
 
 From canal boy to president. Alger, H., fr. 
 
 808.1054 
 From dawn to daylight. Beecher, Mrs. E. 
 
 W. (B.) 823.7375 
 
 From farm house to the White House. 
 
 Thayer, W: M. 808.1727 
 
 From flag to flag. Ripley, E. McH.- 823 . 5439 
 From gloom to sunlight. Brame, Mrs. C. 
 
 M. (L.) in 823.5104 
 
 Same. 823.5133 
 
 From hand to hand. • Friedrich, Mrs. B. (H.) 
 
 823.4548 
 
 / 
 
 Cngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 From jest to earnest. Roe, E: P. 823. 1357 
 From my youth up. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. 
 ^(H.) 823.1553 
 
 From Olympus to Hades. Bridges, Mrs. Col. 
 
 in 823.3064 
 
 Sam.e. in 823.5034 
 
 From post to finish. Smart, H. in 823.5116 
 
 From powder monkey to admiral. Kingston, 
 
 W:H:G. 808.1033 
 
 From the earth to the moon. Verne, J. 
 
 823.2541 
 Same. 823.5485; 823.6305 
 
 Frontier schoolmaster. Thomas, C. 
 
 823.1842 
 Frontier series. 6 vols. 808. 1653-6 
 
 General, The; or, twelve nights in the hunter's 
 camp. By W: Barrows. 808.1653 
 
 Cabin on the prairie. By C: H. Pearson. 808.1654 
 Planting the wilderness; or, the pioneer boys. By 
 J. D. McCabe, Jr. 808 . 1655 
 
 Young pioneers of the north-west. By C: H.Pear- 
 son. 808.1656 
 Frost, J: Old Hickory: young folks' life of 
 Gen. Andrew Jackson, seventh president of 
 the United States. 808.1715 
 Froude, James Anthony. Nemesis of faith. 
 
 823.4260 
 
 The two chiefs of Dunboy; or, an Irish 
 
 romance of the last century. 823.5512 
 
 Frozen deep, and other tales. Collins, W: W. 
 
 823.256 
 
 Frozen dragon, A. Holder, C: F: 808.1904 
 
 Frozen hearts. Appleton, G. W. 823.7356 
 
 Fugitives, The. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 823.5636 
 
 Fuller, F.. Auretta. See Victor, Mrs. F.. A. 
 (F.) 
 
 Fuller, Gardner A. Pennimans; or, the tri- 
 umph of genius. 823.591 
 
 Fuller, J.. G. The Brownings: a tale of the 
 great rebellion. {Also) Lucy Lee; or, all 
 Slings for Christ. 808 . 1580 
 
 Fullerton, Lady Georgiana C. (Leveson 
 Gower.) Constance Sherwood: an autobi- 
 ography of the 1 6th century. 823.6363 
 
 Ellen Middleton: a tale. 823.593 
 
 Lady-bird: a tale. 823.595 
 
 Fullora, Stephen Watson. The daughter of 
 
 night: a story of the present time. 
 
 823.5926 
 Fur country. The. 2 pts. Verne, J. 
 
 823.6881-2 
 
 G., C. J. See Freeland, Mrs. Carrie jf. 
 
 G., H. Suzanne de I'Orme: a story of France 
 
 in Huguenot times. 808. 1659 
 
 G. T. T. Hale, E:E. 823.682 
 
 Gaboriau, Emile. The amateur detective. 
 
 (Zimmern, H.., and A. Half-hours with 
 
 for. novelists, v. 2.) z«** 823.6614 
 
 Clique of gold. in 823 . 5022 
 
 Same. 823.6453 
 
 Issued also as The g^ilded clique. 
 
 The count's secret. 823.1890 
 
 Same. /« 823.5127 
 
 The downward path. 823.5907 
 
 Same. 823.6174 
 
 File No. 113. «■« 823.5115 
 
 Same. {Also) Other people's money. 
 
 823.3014 
 
 The gilded clique. 823.2160 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 98 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiption, Contin. 
 Gaboriau, Emile. Contin. 
 
 In peril of his life. ( With his Promise 
 
 of marriage.) ?'« 823.2731 
 
 The little old man of Batignolles, and 
 
 other stories. ( With his Promise of mar- 
 riage.) z« 823.2731 
 
 Marriage at a venture. Tr. by Vincenzo 
 
 Calfa. tn 823 . 2463 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5035 
 
 Issued also as Chance marriage. 
 
 Military sketches. (With his A thou- 
 sand francs reward. ) in 823 . 6699 
 
 Monsieur Lecoq. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.4259 
 
 Same. 823.6206 
 
 Same. Tr. by Mrs. L. E. Kendall. 2 pts. 
 
 ?■» 823.5038 
 
 The mystery of Orcival. 823.2164 
 
 Same. 823.5034; 823.6079 
 
 Other people's money. ?« 823.3014 
 
 Same. in 823.5057 
 
 Promise of marriage. — In peril of his 
 
 life. (^And) The little old man of Batig- 
 nolles, and other stories. 823 . 2731 
 
 A thousand francs reward. Tr. by 
 
 M. J. SaflFord. {Also) Military sketches. 
 Tr. by L. E. Kendall. in 823.6699 
 
 The widow Lerouge. in 823.5029 
 
 Sam,e. {Also) Marriage at a venture. 
 
 Tr. by V . Calfa. 823 . 2463 
 
 Within an inch of his life. 823.5070 
 
 Same. 823.6080 
 
 Gabriel Conroy. Harte, F. B. 823.712 
 
 Same. 823.6216 
 
 Gabrielle. McCarty, L. 823.7302 
 
 Gage, C: S. Mr. Bixby's Christmas visitor. 
 12 pp. {In Stories by Amer. authors, v. 9.) 
 p. 42, in 823.4710 
 Gagneur, Mrs. Louise (Mignerot). A nihi- 
 list princess. 823 . 1846 
 Gala-days. Dodge, M.. A. 823.1794 
 Galama. Liefde, J: B. de. 823.5847 
 Galatea. Cervantes Saavedra, M. de. 
 
 823.2121 
 Gald6s, Benito Perez. See Perez Gald6s, 
 
 Benito. 
 Gaily, J. W. Sand; and Big Jack Small. 
 (Two stories. ) 823 . 4162 
 
 Gait, J: The annals of the parish, and The 
 Ayrshire legatees. With memoir of the au- 
 thor. 823.4191 
 
 The Ayrshire legatees. ( With his The 
 
 annals of a parish. ) in 823 . 4191 
 
 The book of life. (Picken, A., ed. 
 
 The club-book, v. 2.) in 823.702 
 
 The entail. 823.4193 
 
 The fatal whisper. (Picken, A., ed. 
 
 The club-book, v. 2.) p. 181, in 823.702 
 
 Haddad-Ben-Ahab the traveller. 9 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, K., ed. Little classics, v. 9.) 
 
 p. 58, in 829.132 
 Same. (Picken, A., ed. The club- 
 book, V. 2.) p. 69, in 823.702 
 
 The member: an autobiography. 
 
 ** 82;j.6720 
 
 The painter: a Sicilian tale. (Picken, 
 
 A., ed. The club-book, v. 2.) in 823.702 
 
 Provost, and other tales. 823.4192 
 
 ** 823 . 6649 
 The voy- 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Gait, J: Contin. 
 
 The radical: an autobiography. 
 
 ** 823.6721 
 
 The reform: being The member and 
 
 The radical. 823 . 7376 
 
 Sir Andrew Wy lie of that ilk. 823.4194 
 
 The unguarded hour. (Picken, A., 
 
 ed. The club-book, v. 2.) in 823.702 
 
 The wearyful woman. 10 pp. (/« Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 3.) in 
 
 Gama, Vasco da. Towle, G: M 
 
 ages and adventures of Vasco da Gama 
 
 808.740 
 Gambara. 86 pp. Balzac, H. de. 
 
 p. 173, i« 823.5428 
 Gambler's wife. The. Grey, Mrs. E.. C. 
 
 in 823.5051 
 Same. in 823.5058 
 
 Games and songs of American children. 
 Newell, W: W., to w;>. 808.1876 
 
 Games and stories. See Higgins, E. M. Hol- 
 idays at the grange. 808.1638 
 Garden of women. Keddie, H. 823.1783 
 Same. 823 . 4239 
 Gardiner, Marguerite (Power), Countess of 
 Blessington. Country quarters: a love 
 story. 823.559 
 Garfield, James Abram. (1831-81.) Alger, 
 ^.,Jr. From canal boy to president. 
 
 808 . 1054 
 Note. — See Iiaveleye, i,. de. Le president Gar- 
 field. 13 pp. {Rev. d. d. Mondes, v. 47. 3e p6r. 
 1881.) p. 671, in** 54.361.— Liowell, J. R. Garfield. 
 14 pp. {In his Democracy . . . ) 1887. p. 43, in 
 829.670.— The poets' tributes to Garfield, in ** 
 923.1386. — ^U. S. Senate. Miscel. docs., v. 5. 1881-2. 
 ** 350.2628. 
 
 See also Catalogrues of this Library. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 78. No. 5, 1888, p. 175. 
 No. 4, 1884, p. 113. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 500, in ** 
 1, 1882-Jan. I, 1887. p. 171, in ** 
 
 ya.\:r-Same. Jan. 
 50-1 • 
 Garland for girls. 
 
 A. Alcott, L. 
 
 M. 
 
 808.1462 
 I.. (Fyvie). 
 See Mayo, 
 
 Garrett, E:, pseud. See Mayo, Mrs 
 Garrett, E:, and Ruth, pseud. 
 
 Mrs. I.. (Fyvie). 
 Garrison gossip. Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. 
 
 (P.) 823.4992 
 
 Garth. Hawthorne, J. C. 823.5868 
 
 Gascoyne, the sandal-wood trader. Ballan- 
 
 tyne, R. M. 808.210 
 
 Gaskell, Mrs. E.. Cleghorn (Stevenson). 
 
 Cranford . 823 . 600 
 
 Same. 823.5033 
 
 Moorland cottage. 823 . 603 
 
 Right at last, and other tales. 823.605 
 
 Sylvia's lovers: a novel. 823.5867 
 
 Gaspar, the gaucho. Reid, Capt. T: M. 
 
 808.1579 
 Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 
 
 823.1255 
 Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 
 823.5224 
 Gautier, Judith. See Mendds, Mme. Judith 
 
 (Gautier). 
 Gautier, Th^ophile (181 1-72). Captain Fra- 
 casse. Tr. by M. M. Ripley. 823.6883 
 
 The romance of a mummy. Tr. by A. 
 
 McC . Wright. 823 . 4544 
 
 Gates ajar. 
 
 Gates between. The. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 99 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrli^h Fiction. Contin. 
 Gautier, Th^ophile (1811-72). Contin. 
 
 Spirite: a fantasy. 823.2316 
 
 Same. 823.6454 
 
 Note. — For his life and writing's j^eBrunetiere, 
 F. T. Gautier. 11 pp. {Rev. a. d. Mondes, v. 84, 
 3e p6r. 1887.) p. 693, in * 54.399. — Mauris, M. 
 French men of letters. 1880. p. 65, in 928.173.— 
 Sainte-BeuTe, C. A. Gautier. (/» his Premiers 
 lundis, V. 2.) 824.444; (In G&\x\X^r,t., and others. 
 Famous French authors}) p. 7, j» 928.87. — Swin- 
 burne, A. C. Memorial verses on the death of G. 
 13 pp. {Poems and ballads, 2d s.) p. 84, in 821 .397-. 
 SeealsolndtTC to Harper's monthly, p. 271, in 
 
 ** 51 -475. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 503, tn ** 
 So.r,—Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 172, in 
 **5o.i». 
 
 , and Merimde, Prosper. Tales before 
 
 supper. Tr. by M. Verelst, and delayed 
 
 with a proem by Edgar Saltus. 823 . 5737 
 
 Contents: — Introduction. (Sketch of T. Gautier.) 
 
 By E. Saltus.— Avatar. By T. Gautier.— Venus of 
 
 lUe. By P. M^rim^e. 
 
 Gautran. Farjeon, B: L. 823.6599 
 
 Gaviota, La, — tbe sea-gull. Arrom, Mme. 
 
 C. (B. deF.), 823.6892 
 
 Gayarre, C: Etienne Arthur. Aubert Dub- 
 
 ayet: or, the two sister republics. (Sequel 
 
 to ' ' Fernando de Lemos. " ) 823 . 4624 
 
 Gayworthys, The. Whitney, Mrs. A. D. (T.) 
 
 823.1694 
 Geddie, J: Beyond the Himalayas: a story 
 of travel and adventure in the wilds of Thi- 
 bet. 808.1184 
 Geier-Wally. Hillem, Mrs. W. (B.) von, 
 
 823.6806 
 Gemini. Fox, Mrs. E- 823.1998 
 
 General, The. Barrows, W: 808.1653 
 
 General Bounce. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 ** 823.4664 
 Same. 823.7276 
 
 Geneva. See also Switzerland, noie. 
 
 Abbott, J. Rollo in Geneva. 808.926 
 
 Genevieve. Alcock, D. 823.7196 
 
 Genlis, St^phanie-F^licit6 (Ducrest de Saint 
 Aubin), comtesse de. Adelaide and Theo- 
 dore; or, letters on education. 4th ed. 3 
 vols. ** 823.4688-90 
 
 Gentle belle, A. Tiernan, Mrs. F.. C. (F.) 
 
 Gentle savage, The. King, E: 
 Gentleman of leisure. Fawcett, E 
 Gentleman of the old school 
 R 
 
 823.5897 
 
 823 -4547 
 
 823.4238 
 
 James, G: P. 
 
 823.859 
 
 Geoffrey Hampstead. Jarvisf T: S. 823.7449 
 
 Geoffrey the knight: a tale of chivalry of the 
 days of King Arthur. With engravings by 
 G. Dord. * 823.5192 
 
 Geoffry Hamlyn, The recollections of. Kings- 
 ley, H: 823.944 
 
 Geographical novels. See also Sea stories. 
 
 Andrews, J.. The seven little sisters 
 
 who live on the round ball that floats in 
 the air. 808.1428 
 
 Stockton, F. R: Round-about rambles 
 
 in lands of fact and fancy. 808. 1886 
 
 Note.— See novels by Adams, W : T. ( Young A mer- 
 2caa*roarf.)— Ballantyne.— Butterworth.— Griswold. 
 —Kingston.— Knox, T. W.— Verne,— and others. 
 See also Catalognies of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 91. No. 4, 1884, p. 114. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 79. No. 5, 1888, p. 177. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 George Caulfield's journey. Maxwell, Mrs. 
 
 M.. E.. (B.) i« 823.4991 
 
 George Christy. Halsey, H. 823.5054 
 
 George Geith of Fen Court. Riddell, Mrs. 
 
 C. E. L. (C.) 823.1326 
 
 George Julian. Cockton, H: 823.240 
 
 George Silverman's explanation. 29 pp. 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. p. 449, in 808.686 
 
 Same. p. 449, in 942.1259 
 
 Georgia scenes, characters, incidents, etc. 
 
 Longstreet, A: B. 823.1012 
 
 Georgina's reasons. James, H:, Jr. 
 
 p. 159, «■« 823.4894 
 Georgy Sandon. Ogle, A. 823.1225 
 
 Gerald Estcourt. Lean, Mrs. F. (M.) 
 
 823.219 
 Gerald Ffrench's friends. Jessop, G: H. 
 ^ ,,. , 823.6574 
 
 Geraldine Hawthorne. Butt, B.. M. 
 
 823.4570 
 823.7078 
 823.2315 
 
 German emigrants. 
 
 Gerard, Dorothea. Orthodox. 
 Gerard's marriage. Theuriet, A. 
 Gerda. Schwartz, Mrs. M. S. (B.) 
 
 823.1944 
 Gothe, J. W. von. 
 
 P- 357. i« 823.2183 
 German household stories. 2d ser. Grimm. 
 J. L., awrfW. K: 808.1538 
 
 German novelists. 4 vols. Roscoe, T:, tr. 
 
 ** 823.6826-9 
 
 German popular stories. Grimm, J. L., and 
 
 Grimm, W. K: 808.1592 
 
 German popular tales. Grimm, J. L., and 
 
 W. K: 808.1322 
 
 German tales. Auerbach, B. 823.7013 
 
 Germany. See also notes under Austria. — 
 
 France. Also Reformation. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Down the Rhine; or, 
 
 Young America in Germany. 808 . 489 
 
 Hale, E: E., and Hale, S. A family 
 
 flight through . . .Germany. 808.1831 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 2 vols. 821. 215-16 
 
 Wagner, W. Book of ballads on Ger- 
 man history (in German); arranged and 
 annotated. (A. D. 410-1871.) 831.122 
 
 Wratislaw, A. H., tr. Upper and lower 
 
 Lusatian stories. {In his Sixty folk-tales, 
 etc.) 1890. p. 92, z« 823.6946 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. Young folks' history 
 
 of Germany. 943-5 
 
 Hermann, or Arminius, destroys the Ro- 
 mans under Varus, A. D. 9. 
 
 ; drama. Kleist, H. B. W. von. 830.2 
 
 ; drama. Klopstock, F. G. 832.11 
 
 Note. — See Ancient Germans. {In Univ. hist., 
 anc. pt.^ V. 17.) p. I, in ** 909.47. — Caesar's Com- 
 mentaries. 937.53; 037.61.— Freytag:, G. Ausder 
 Romerzeit. loi pp. {In his Bilder aus der deutschen 
 Vergangenheit, v. i.) p. 27, in 943.11. — Gibbon, E. 
 History, etc., v. i. Chap. 9. p. 249, in 937.8. — Mot- 
 ley, J: L. Hist, introd. {In his The rise of the 
 Dutch republic, v. I.) p. i, in 949.10. — Stubbs, Vl': 
 Caesar and Tacitus. 28 pp. {In his Constitutional 
 hist, of England, v. i.) p. 13, in 942.451.— Tacitus. 
 Germany. {Works.) 2 vols. 937.71-2. 
 
 4TH CENTURY, A. D. Freytag, G. Ingo. 
 
 (A. D. 357.) 823.6797 
 
 5TH CENTURY, A. D. Dahn, F. Felicitas. 
 
 (Early Christianity. ) 823 . 5728 
 
ENGIylSH FICTION 
 
 100 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Germany. Contin. 
 
 8th centxjry, a. D. Freytag, G. lugraban. 
 
 823.6798 
 Genoveva, or Genevihve of Brabant. 
 
 Hebbel, F. Genoveva. {Sdtnmtl. 
 
 IVerke, v. 3.) p. i, in 832.91 
 
 ■ • MoncrieflF, R. H. Genevieve of Brab- 
 ant. 76 pp. {In his Stories of old renown.) 
 p. 223, in 808.1686 
 
 Charle;magne;, a. D. 742-814. See also 
 Charlemagne, p. 37. 
 
 Bulfinch, T: I,egends of Charlemagne. 
 
 823 . 150 
 
 9TH CENTURY, A. D. Bates, A. Albrecht. 
 (The Black Forest.) 823.6951 
 
 loTH CENTURY, A. D. ScheflFel, J. von. 
 Ekkehard. 833 . 364 
 
 IITH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Henry IV., 1056-1106. Bresciani, I?ev. A. 
 Mathilda of Canossa, and Yoland of Gron- 
 ingen. (Submission to Pope at Canossa, 
 1076.) 823.1904 
 
 Crusades, 1096-1291. See Crusades, p. 48. 
 
 12TH CENTURY, A. D. Meredith, G: Farina. 
 (Cologne.) ( With his The shaving of Shag- 
 pat.) ?■« 823.5274 
 
 13TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Otho IV., 120S-1215. 
 
 James, G: P. R. Castle of Ehrenstein. 
 
 in 823.6247 
 
 Philip Augustus. 823.874 
 
 Frederick II., 1215-1250. Immermann, K. 
 Iv. Kaiser Friedrich der Zweite. 
 
 p. 151, in 832.28 
 
 Rudolph von Hapsburg, 1273-1291. 
 
 -; drama. Kotzebue, A. F. F. von. 
 
 {Theater, v. 34.) in 832.82 
 
 ; poem. Schiljer, J. C. F. von. 831 .54 
 
 14TH CENTURY. Crucifix of Baden. 823.5817 
 
 15TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Ebers, G. M. Gred of Nuremberg. 
 
 823.7039 
 
 Margery: a tale of old Nuremberg. 
 
 2 vols. (Another tr. of Gred. ) 823.6571-2 
 
 Reade, C: The cloister and the hearth. 
 
 823.1286 
 
 Spindler, C. Der Jude. 2 vols. 
 
 833.425-6 
 
 WolflF, J. Salt master of Liineburg. 
 
 823.7185 
 Hussites. Kotzebue, A. F. F. von. Die Hus- 
 siten von Naumburg. (1432.) Play. 
 
 p. 259, in 832.73 
 Maximilian, 1459-1519. {Emperor, 1493.) 
 James, G: P. R. Mary of Burgundy. 
 
 823.870 
 Vehntfrerichte. 
 
 Scott, Sir 
 
 vols, (in i). 
 
 Same. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 W. 
 
 Anne of Geierstein. 2 
 
 823.1392 
 
 ** 823.6033 
 
 Manners. Yonge, CM.. The dove in the 
 eagle's nest. (Domestic feudal manners.) 
 
 823.1765 
 
 Note. — See Dunham, S. A. History of Europe 
 during the middle ages. 4 vols. 1833-4. 94o-i77- 
 80. — Hallam, H. View of the state of Europe dur- 
 ing the middle ages. 3 vols. 1872. 940.2-4.— Mod- 
 ern part of an universal history, vols. 25-7. 3 
 vols. 1782. ** 909.73-5. 
 
 "5- 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. 
 
 Germany. Contin. 
 I5TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 Note. Contin. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, i83o, p. 78. No. 4, 1884, p. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 80,81. No. 5, 1888, p. 184. 
 16TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Gothe, J. W. von. Gotz von Berlich- 
 
 830.20 
 
 822.34 
 
 Klytia: a story of Heid- 
 
 «« 823.4973 
 
 . T. W. The cooper of 
 
 ingen; drama. 
 Same. 
 
 Hausrath, A. 
 
 elberg castle. 
 
 Hoffmann, 
 
 Nuremberg. [In his Strange stories.) 
 
 p. 13, in 823.6807 
 
 Kleist, H. von. Michael Kohlhaas. {In 
 
 Tales from the German. ) 
 
 p. 165, in 823.6276 
 
 I/abadye, A. de. The baron of Hertz: a 
 
 tale of the Anabaptists. 823 . 6868 
 
 Morier, J., ed. The banished: a Swab- 
 
 ian historical tale. (Wiirtemberg.) 
 
 * 823.6182 
 
 Roberts, M. In the olden time. (Peas- 
 ant war.) 823.5792 
 
 Reformation, 1517, etc. 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) Chronicles of 
 
 the Schonberg-Cotta family. 823 . 204 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. Count Ulrich. 
 
 823.5782 
 
 Luther. Meredith, O. Thomas Miintzer to 
 
 Martin Luther. {In his Chronicles and 
 
 characters, V. 2.) e« 821.1345 
 
 Rudolph II., 1576-1612. Spindler, C. Der 
 
 Bastard. 2 vols. 833.437-8 
 
 Manners. 
 
 Aleman, M. Guzman d'Alfarache. 
 
 863.17 
 
 Arnim, L. A. von. Isabella von 
 
 Aegypten. (Gipsy life.) 833.664 
 
 Note.— See Gindely, A. Rudolf II. und seine 
 Zeit. (1600-1612.) 2 vols. 1868. 943.124-5.— 
 Banke, I,, von. History of the Reformation in 
 Germany. 2d ed. 3 vols. 1845-7. 274-59-6i.— 
 Robertson, W. Charles V. 4 vols. 923.121-4. 
 17TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Arnim, L. A. von. Die Capitulation 
 
 von Oggersheim, 1621; drama. z« 832.112 
 
 Vertreibung der Spanier aus Wesel 
 
 im Jahre 1629. z«832.iii 
 
 Marry at, Capt. F: The phantom ship. 
 
 823. mi 
 
 Same. ** 823.6670 
 
 Thirty years' rvar, 1618-1648. 
 
 Byron, G: G. 1^., Baron. Werner; trag. 
 
 p. 133, i» 821.73 
 Same. in 822.730 
 
 De Foe, D. Memoirs of a cavalier. 
 
 (Tilly & Gustavus Adolphus.) {I ft his 
 Novels, V. 2.) 823.2123 
 
 Duellist, The: a tale of the "Thirty 
 
 years' war. " 28 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood, V. 10.) «■«** 823. 6656 
 
 James, G: P. R. Heidelberg. 823.862 
 
 Lee, Miss H. The German's tale. {In 
 
 A^r Canterbury tales, v. 2.) 823.967 
 
 Liefde, J. B. de. The maid of Stral- 
 
 sund. 823.2181 
 
 Topelius, Z. Times of Gustav Adolf. 
 
 823.4476 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 101 
 
 ENGUSH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Germany. Contin. 
 17TH CENTURY, A. D. Contin. 
 Thirty years^ war, 1618-1648. Contin. 
 
 Velde, E. K. van der. Axel. {In Tales 
 
 from the German.) p. 119, in 823.6276 
 
 Wallenstein. 
 
 Schiller, J. C. F. von. Piccolomini. 
 
 p. 179, «■« 832.35 
 
 Same. Tr. by Colendge. 
 
 p. 479, in 829.480 
 
 Death of Wallenstein. 832.35 
 
 Same. Tr. by Coleridge. 
 
 p. 609, in 829.480 
 
 Witchcraft. Meinhold, J. W. Mary Schweid- 
 ler, the amber witch. 823.4246 
 
 Note.— See Fletcher, C. R. L. Gustavus Adol- 
 phus and the struggle of Protestantism for exist- 
 ence. 1890. 923.2050.— Gardiner, S. R. Letters 
 illust. the relations between England and Germany 
 at commencement of the 30 years' war. 2 ser. i: 
 1618-1619; 2: 1629-20. 2 vols. ** 942.1060; 1068;— 
 Thirty years' war, 1618-1648. 1887. 943.101.-610- 
 dely, Prof. A. History of the Thirty years' war. 
 2 vols. 1884. 943.89-90. — ^Malleson, Co/. G. B. The 
 battlefields of Germany, outbreak of Thirty years' 
 war to Blenheim. 1884. 943.95.— Schiller, J. C. F. 
 von. History of the Thirty years' war. 1873. 
 949.3.— Smith, W: Lectures on modern history. 
 2 vols. 1854. 901.9-10.— Trench, .^6/. R. C. Gus- 
 tavus Adolphus in Germany. 1886. 943.92. 
 
 I 8th century, a. D. 
 
 Auerbach, B. Poet and merchant: a 
 
 picture of life from the times of Moses 
 Mendelssohn. 823 . 6793 
 
 Dr. Goethe's courtship: a tale of do- 
 mestic life . 823 . 4249 
 
 Friedmann Bach. 19 pp. {In Robert 
 
 . . . , and other stories. ) 
 
 p. 153, «■« 823.5811 
 
 Miiller, O: Charlotte Ackerman: a the- 
 atrical romance. 823.6812 
 
 Richter, J. P. F. Invisible lodge. 
 
 823.4613 
 
 Shorthouse, J. H: I/ittle school-master 
 
 Mark : a spiritual romance. in 823 . 4993 
 
 Smart, H. Courtship in 1720. 
 
 823.4331 
 
 Zschokke, H. Die Prinzessin von 
 
 Wolfenbiittel. (German.) 
 
 P-3. «'« 833.1038 
 Frederick, the Great, 1 740-1 786, See Fred- 
 erick II., the Great, p. 96. 
 Maria Theresa, 171 7-1780. See under Aus- 
 tria, Maria Theresa, p. 13. 
 Seven years' war, 1756-1763. 
 
 Lessing, G. E. Minna von Bamhelm; 
 
 com. 832 . 34 
 
 Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) Frederick the 
 
 Great and his court. 823 . 6280 
 
 Frederick the Great and his family. 
 
 823.5887 
 
 Paalzow, Mrs. H. (W.) von. Citizen of 
 
 Prague. 823 . 6073 
 
 Zschokke, H. Biickwirkungen. (Ger- 
 man.) p. 223, in 833.1041 
 
 Note.— See Broglle, C: J. V. A., due de. Freder- 
 ick the Great and Maria Theresa. 1740-42. 2 vols. 
 1883. 943.111-12. — Carlyle, T: Frederick the 
 Great. {iVorks, vols. 9-14.) 6 vols. 1886-7. 923. 
 1845-50. — Frederic II., of Prussia. History of the 
 seven years' war. (vols. 3-4 of his CEuvres post., 
 1788.) 2 vols. 943.28-9. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Germany. Contin. 
 
 I 8th and I9TH CENTURIES, A. D. 
 
 War Tvith France, 1793-1815. See France, 
 note, p. 92. 
 
 Gothe, J. W. von. Hermann and Do- 
 
 rothe#(life in small town with French im- 
 migrants); poem. 821.1021 
 
 Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) Louisa of Prus- 
 sia and her times. 823.6268 
 
 Napoleon and Bliicher. 823 . 6269 
 
 Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia. 
 
 823.5801 
 Note.— See Seeley, Prof . J. R. Life and times 
 of Stein. (1780-1831.) 2 vols. (Germany and Prus- 
 sia in Napoleonic times.) 923.134-5. 
 
 Revolution of 184.8. 
 
 Auerbach, B. Waldfried. (Political 
 
 movements, 1848-72.) 823.6794 
 
 Freytag, G. Debit and credit. 
 
 823.6277 
 Soil und Haben. 2 Bde. 823 . 126-7 
 
 Spielhagen, F. Through night to light. 
 
 823.6822 
 Note.— See Maurice, C. E. Revolutionary move- 
 ment of 1848-9 in Italy . . Germany. 1887. 943. 
 313- 
 Franco-German war. See France, Franco- 
 German war, pp. 93, 94. 
 
 Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, P. A. 
 
 Brigadier Frederick . 823 . 6 103 
 
 Life and manners, 
 
 Auerbach, B. Master Bieland and his 
 
 workmen . 823 . 4590 
 
 Same. 823.6629 
 
 The villa on the Rhine. 2 vols. 
 
 823.4333-4 
 
 Behrens, B. Lora, the major's daughter. 
 
 823.6321 
 — — Biirstenbinder, E.. At a high price. 
 
 823.4991 
 
 Same. 823.6704 
 
 Banned and blessed. 823.4614 
 
 Crawford, F. M. Greifenstein. 
 
 823.5455 
 
 Edwards, M. B. Betham- Doctor Jacob. 
 
 823.4099 
 Same. 823.5055; /« 823.5068 
 
 Hacklander, F. W. European slave 
 
 life. 3 vols, (in i). ^Illustrations of all 
 classes of European society.) ** 823.6638 
 
 Forbidden fruit. 823 . 7094 
 
 Heyse, J. L. P. The romance of the 
 
 canoness. 823.5618 
 
 Hillem, Mrs. W. (B.) von. By his own 
 
 might. 823.7095 
 
 Only a girl; or, a physician for the 
 
 soul. 823.5617 
 
 John, E. At the councillor's. 823.2775 
 
 The bailiffs maid. 823.4060 
 
 Countess Gisela. 823 . 2654 
 
 Gold Elsie. 823.6601 
 
 In the counselor's house. {Sam,e as 
 
 At the councillor's.) «« 823.6693 
 
 In the Schilhngscourt. 823 . 2023 
 
 Same. 823.2444 
 
 The little moorland princess. 
 
 823.3052 
 
 — The old mam'selle's secret 823.5781 
 
 The second wife. 823.2455 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 102 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 iEnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 Germany. Contin. 
 Life; and manners. Contin. 
 
 Powers, S. Papers from Germany. 
 
 ( With his Muskingum legends.) 
 
 p.j^7, in 823.4145 
 Bichhofs. 
 
 823.4345 
 
 Schobert, H. Picked up in the streets. 
 
 823.5271 
 
 Spielhagen, F. The Hohensteins. 
 
 823.4281 
 
 Streckfuss, A. F. K. 
 
 Reichenbach, M. von. The 
 
 — Tautphceus, J. (M.) 
 Cyrilla. 
 
 The initials. 
 
 Quits. 
 
 — Teufel, Mrs. B. 
 
 Too rich. 
 
 823.6824 
 Freiherrin von. 
 823.6439 
 823.1796 
 823.1798 
 W. (H.) Theopendoor. 
 823.6209 
 
 Trollope, Mrs. F.. E. (T.) Sacristan's 
 
 household. 823.6001 
 
 Waller, M. E. The rose-bush of Hildes- 
 
 heim: a cathedral story. * 823.6140 
 
 Williams, A. B. The giant dwarf. 
 
 808.1639 
 Life among the aristocracy. 
 
 Brink, Mrs. M. (diS.) ten. Not in their 
 
 set; or, in different circles of society. 
 
 823.7111 
 
 Dingelstedt, F. Freiherr von. The 
 
 Amazon. 823 . 6825 
 
 Gliimer, C. von. A noble name. 
 
 823.4549 
 
 Harder, L. A family feud. 823.6802 
 
 Menger, R. Countess Loreley. 
 
 823.7055 
 Life at watering places. 
 
 About, E. F. V. Rouge et noir: a tale 
 
 of Baden-Baden. 823.6282 
 
 Turg^nef, I. S. Smoke. 823.4214 
 
 Musical life. 
 
 Beethoven. 18 pp. (/«Cruc. of Baden.) 
 
 p. 135, /« 823.5817 
 
 Cornish, Mrs. — . Alcestis. 823.806 
 
 Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. (D.) Con- 
 
 suelo. 823.6214 
 
 Same. 823.6885 
 
 Sheppard, E.. S. Charles Auchester. 
 
 j^Seraphael is Mendelssohn; Miss Benette 
 is Jenny Lind.) 823.5960 
 
 Same. 3 vols. ** 823.6233-5 
 
 Counterparts; or, the cross of love. 
 
 823.6127 
 Peasant life. Gothe, J. W. von. Hermann 
 
 and Dorothea; poem. 821. 102 1 
 
 See also Novels by B. Auerbach. 
 
 University life. 
 
 Powers, S. German student fraterni- 
 ties. 20 pp. ( With his Muskingum le- 
 gends.) p. 318, in 823.4145 
 
 Student rambles in Prussia. 34 pp. 
 
 ( With his Muskingum legends.) 
 
 p. 103, in 823.4145 
 
 School life. Owen, Mrs. J. A. A winter 
 
 school in the upper Eifel. ( With her After 
 
 shipwreck.) p. 167, in 823.6945 
 
 Literary life. Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) Goethe 
 
 and Schiller. 823 . 6267 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Germany. Contin. 
 Life AND MANNERS. Contin. 
 Mining life. Biirstenbinder, E.. Good luck ! 
 
 823 . 6264 
 Travelling apprentices. Gothe, J. W. von. 
 Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship and trav- 
 els. 2 vols. 823 . 6799-6800 
 Bavaria. 
 
 Peard, F.. M.. Castle and town. 
 
 823.5641 
 
 Tautphceus, J. (M.) Freiherrin von. 
 
 At odds. 823 . 1797 
 
 Breslau. See Tales by G. Freytag. 
 
 Black Forest. Auerbach, B. Black Forest 
 
 village stories. 823.5730 
 
 Mecklenburg. Renter, F. An old story of 
 
 my farming days. 2 pts. (in i). 
 
 in 823.5030 
 Posen. See Tales by G. Freytag. 
 Prussia. 
 
 Lindau, P. Lace: a Berlin romance. 
 
 823.7264 
 
 Stinde, J. The Buchholz family. 
 
 Sketches of Berlin life. 2 vols. 
 
 823.5220-1 
 
 Frau Wilhelmine. Concluding pt. 
 
 of The Buchholz family. 823 . 5222 
 
 See also Tales by G. Freytag (Polish); and F. 
 Spielhagen. 
 
 Note.— See Child, T. Impressions of Berlin. 16 
 pp. (^Harper's mag., v. 81, Aug. 1890.) p. 340, in * 
 51.A16*. 
 
 See also Rowell, J. C. Contents-index. (Lib. of 
 Univ. ofCal.) p. 51, in ** 19.134. 
 
 The Rhine. 
 
 Cooper, J. F. The Heidenmauer: a le- 
 gend of the Rhine. 823 . 295 
 
 Haring, G. W. H. Hans Preller: a 
 
 legend. 26 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 
 3dser., v. 2.) p- 90, in 823.7498 
 
 Legend of the Rhine. (In Stray leaves 
 
 . . .) p. 146, /« 823.5810 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- The pil- 
 grims of the Rhine. ( With his Leila. ) 
 
 in 823 . 1035 
 Same. in 823.5957 
 
 Saintine, J. X. B. The myths of the 
 
 Rhine. 293 . 9 
 
 Thackeray, W: M. Legend of the 
 
 Rhine. 45 pp. ( Works, v. 8.) 
 
 p. 421, in 823.1577 
 
 Same. p. 205, in 823.5010 
 
 Same., p. 394, in 823 . 6552 
 
 Saxony. See Tales by G. Freytag. 
 South Germany. Hillern, Mrs. W. (B.) von. 
 A graveyard flower. 823.4733 
 
 Swabia. See Tales by B. Auerbach. 
 
 Hauff, W. The cold heart. {In Tales 
 
 from the German.) p. 51, in 823.6276 
 
 Note.— See Freytag, G. Bilder aus der deut- 
 schen Vergangenheit. 4 vols. (ins). (Mittelalter- 
 1848.) 1876. 943.11-15;— Pictures of German life in 
 thexviii. ana xix. centuries. 2 vols, (in i). 1863. 
 943.148.— Gould, S. Baring- Germany, past and 
 present. 1882. 943.82.— Howitt, W: Rural and do- 
 mestic lifein Germany. (1840-2.) 1842. 943.118.— May- 
 hew, H: German liie and manners as seen in Sax- 
 ony. 1865. 943.147.— Smalley.G: W. Prince Bis- 
 marck. — Count Herbert Bismarck. — The German 
 emperor. 53 pp. {In his London letters ... v. i.) 
 1891. p. I, j« 824.439.— Whitman, S. Imperial Ger- 
 many: a critical study of fact and character. 1889. 
 914.447. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 103 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ng^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Germany. Contin. 
 
 In GENERA!,, AND FOR I.ONG PERIODS. 
 
 Note.—See Bibliography. Dahlmann, F. C. 
 Quellenkunde der deutschen Geschichte. 1875. ** 
 15.274.— Janssen, J. Geschichte des deutschen 
 Volkes. (1462-1618.) Biicherverzeichniss, v. 4. pp. 
 xviii-xxxi.) 6 vols. 943.134-9.— Bryce, J. The holy 
 Roman empire. 1877. 943.55. — Biilau, F. Ge- 
 schichte Deutschlands von 1806-1830. (Fortsetzung 
 von Pfister's.) 943.145.— Frederick, crown prince 
 and emperor: a biographical sketch . . .ByR. Rodd. 
 923.1932.— Kohlrausch, H. F. T. History of Ger- 
 many. 1876. 943.31.— liewis, C. T. History of 
 Germany from the earliest times. 1874. 943.127.— 
 I<owe, C: Prince Bismarck: an historical biog- 
 raphy. 2 vols. (1886.) 923.1980-81.— Menzel, W. 
 History of Germany from the earliest period to the 
 presenttime. 1879. 2vols. 943.22-3;— S2w<r. 3V0IS. 
 943.83-5.— Pflster, J. C. V. Geschichte der Teut- 
 schen (B. C. 320-A. D. 1807.) 5 vols. 943.140-4.— Tul- 
 locli, W. W. Story of the life of the emperor 
 William of Germany. 1888. 923.1999.— Turner, S: 
 E. Sketch of the Germanic constitution from early 
 times to dissolution of the empire. (B. C. 113-A. 
 D. 1806.) 1888. 323.13. — Tuttle, H. History of 
 Prussia. 3 vols. 1884. 943-91. 91'. 9i^- v. i: 1134-1740; 
 V. 2: 1740-1745; V. 3: 1745-1756.— W^att, W. J. Hi.s- 
 tory of Prussia from the earliest times to the present 
 day. 2 vols. 1871. (v. i: A. D. 700-1390; v. 2: A. D. 
 1390-1525.) 943.116-17. — Ziminermann,W. History 
 of Germany from the earliest period to the pres- 
 ent day. 4 vols. 943-I-3H- 
 See also Austria, note, p. 14. 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 93. No. 4, 1884, p. 115. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 79-80. No. 5, 1888, p. 184. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 512-518, i«** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1,1887. PP- 1 75-177. 
 in **5o.i''. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Depi. of Slate.) 
 ** 350-5496*-''- 
 
 Germany in storm and stress. Old Fritz and 
 the new era. Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) 
 
 823.6270 
 
 Gerund de Campazas. Isla, Father J. F. 
 History of the famous preacher Friar Ge- 
 rund de Campazas: otherwise Gerund 
 Zotes. 2 vols. ** 823.6153-4 
 
 Gesta Romanorum. Swan, Rev. C:, tr. 
 
 823.2132 
 
 Ghost, The. O'Connor, W: D. 823.4131 
 
 Ghost stories. See also Spiritualism in story. 
 — Strange tales. — The supernatural in 
 story. — ^Theosophy in story. 
 
 Aunt Ann's ghost story. 35 pp. (/« 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 9.) 
 
 in 823.7493 
 
 Collins, W: W. The ghost's touch. 43 
 
 pp. in 823.6686 
 
 Crowe, Mrs. C. (S.) The night side of 
 
 nature; or, ghosts and ghost-seers. 823 . 5925 
 
 Same. i33-i9 
 
 Grantj J. A string of ghost stories. 23 
 
 pp. ( With his The queen's cadet.) 
 
 p. 307, «■« 823.646 
 
 Henty, G: A. A pipe of mystery. {In 
 
 his Tales of daring and danger. ) 
 
 p. 71, in 808.1669 
 Johnson, R. Little classics, v. 8: Mys- 
 tery. 829.131 
 
 Contents:— 
 Crowe, Mrs. C. (S.) The advocate's wedding-day. 
 Cunningham, A. The haunted ships. 
 Dickens, C: J: H. The signal-man. 
 Edwards, A. B. The four-fifteen express. 
 Hawthorne, N. The birthmark. 
 IrOwell, R. T. S. A raft that no man made. 
 O'Connor, F. The invisible princess. 
 O'Connor, W: D. The ghost. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Ghost stories. Contin. 
 
 Kennedy, P. Witchcraft, sorcery, 
 
 ghosts and fetches. 56 pp. {In his Le- 
 gendary fictions . . . ) p. 147, in 823.2115 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- The 
 
 haunted and the haunters: or, the house 
 and the brain. ( With his Pausanias the 
 Spartan.) p. 379, in 823.1045 
 
 MacCallum, Mrs. M. C. (S.) The ghost 
 
 of Morcar's tower. 25 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 3d sen, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 390, in S23.7499 
 
 MacDonald, G: The portent: a story of 
 
 the inner vision of the Highlanders, com- 
 monly called the second sight. 823 . 1066 
 
 Same. z« 823.4995; z« 823.5141 
 
 Mayo, Mrs. I.. (F.^ A ghost story. 
 
 ( With her The dead sin.) p. 69, in 823.1138 
 
 Modern ghosts; selected and tr. from 
 
 the works of Guy de Maupassant, and 
 others. 823.7349 
 
 Oliphant, F. R. The grateful ghosts. 
 
 81 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 V. 6.) p. 233, in 823.7502 
 
 Ralston, W. R. S. Ghost stories. {In 
 
 his Russian folk-tales.) p. 238, in 823. 1282 
 
 Schiller, F. V. The apparitionist, (Ros- 
 
 coe, T: German novelists, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 120, in ** 823.6828 
 
 Tieck,L. The Klausenburg. (/« Tales 
 
 from the German.) p. 231, in 823.6276 
 
 Note. — In addition to the works mentioned under 
 "Spiritualism" in this Catalogue, see Brand, J: 
 Popular antiquities of Gt. Britain, v. 3. 942.384. 
 — Calmet, A. The phantom world. 1850. 133.20. — 
 Chambers, R. Book of days. 2 vols. ** 32 .6-7. — 
 Ingersoll, R. E. The ghosts. 70 pp. in 204.37.— 
 Owen, R. D. Footfalls on the boundary of another 
 world. 1875. 133.53.— Signs before death. 1875. 
 133-86. 
 
 See also "Apparitions "in Catalogues of this 
 l^ibrary. No. 2, 1880, p. 11. No. 3, 1882, p. S. 
 
 Ghost-hunter and his family. Banim, J:, and 
 
 M. 823.58 
 
 Ghost's touch. The. 43 pp. Collins, W: W. 
 
 in 823.6686 
 
 Giannetto. Majendie, Za^ M. 823.1090 
 
 Giant dwarf, The. Williams, A. B. 808.1639 
 
 Giant raft. (Pt. i.) Verne, J. 823.4350 
 
 Same. (Vt. 2.) 823.4491 
 
 Same. (2 pts.) 823.6310 
 
 Giants. Smithson, I., and Barnes, G: F. 
 
 About giants and other wonder people. 
 
 808.1598 
 Giant's robe. Guthrie, F: A. 823 . 4754 
 
 Gibbon, C: The golden shaft. 823.3873 
 
 One of his inventions. in 823 . 4993 
 
 Giberne, Agnes. The rector's home: a story. 
 
 823 . 607 
 Gibraltar gallery. The. Abbott, J. 808.587 
 Gideon, Trial of. Hawthorne, J. C: 
 
 823.5683 
 Gideon Fleyce. Lucy, H: W. 823.4573 
 
 Gift, Theo., pseud. See Boulger, Mrs. Dora 
 
 Henrietta (Havers). 
 Gil Bias, Adventures of. Le Sage, A. R. 
 
 823.2137 
 Same. 823.4287 
 
 Gilbert, W: De profundis: a tale of the so- 
 cial deposits. 2d ed. 823.4087 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 104 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eugrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Gilbert Gurney. Hook, T. E: 823.816 
 
 Gilded age, The. Clemens, S: L., and War- 
 ner, C: D. , 823.5809 
 
 Gilded clique, The. Gaboriau, E. 823.2160 
 
 Gilliam, E. W. 1791: a tale of San Domingo. 
 
 823.7174 
 
 Gillies, Robert Pearce. Thurlstou tales. 2 
 vols. ** 823 . 6250-1 
 
 Gillmore, Parker. Travel, war, and ship- 
 wreck. 823.2165 
 
 Gilman, J: Bradley. [Walter Wentworth^ 
 The drifting island; or, the slave-hunters of 
 the Congo: a sequel to Kibboo Ganey. 
 
 808.1689 
 
 Kibboo Ganey: a story of travel and ad- 
 venture in the heart of Africa. 808. 1537 
 
 The kingdom of coins: a tale for chil- 
 dren of all ages. 808. 1805 
 
 Gilmore, James Roberts. \_Edmund Kirke^ 
 Among the pines; or, south in secession- 
 time. 823 . 608 
 
 A Mountain -White heroine. 823.6364 
 
 My southern friends. 823.611 
 
 Giotto's sheep. Waller, M. E. 808.1907 
 
 Gipsy. See Gypsy. 
 
 Gipsy of the Abruzzo. Power, T. 
 
 p. 77, in 823 . 702 
 Gipsy's prophecy, The. Southworth, Mrs. 
 
 E. D. E. (N.) 823.1492 
 
 Giraffe-hunters. Reid, Capt. T: M. 808.432 
 Giraldi. Bering, R. G: 823.6547 
 
 Girl he married, The. Grant, J. 823.629 
 
 Girl in checks. Daniel, J. W. 823 . 7249 
 
 Girl neighbours. Keddie, H. 823 . 5474 
 
 Girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines. 2 vols. 
 
 Clarke, Mrs. M.. C. 823.5821-2 
 
 Girl's heart, A. By the author of "Nobody's 
 
 darling." «« 823.5033 
 
 Girls of Feversham. Lean, Mrs. F. (M.) 
 
 823.220 
 Gladiators, The. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 823.4670 
 
 Same. 823 . 7402 
 
 Glascock, M.. W. See Blow, Mrs. M.. W. 
 
 (Glascock). 
 Glen of the echoes. Martineau, H. 823.6602 
 Glimpse of the world, A. Sewell, E. . M. 
 
 823.5207 
 Glitter and gold. Field, H. 823.554 
 
 " Gloria victis!" Kiirschner, L. 823.6979 
 Glorinda. Dodd, vl/rj. A. B. (B.) 823.5456 
 Glorious fortune, A. Besant, W. in 823 . 4999 
 Gloverson and his silent partners. Keeler, R. 
 
 823.926 
 Gliimer, Claire von. A noble name; or, Don- 
 
 ninghausen. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. Wister. 
 
 823.4549 
 Gobineau, Joseph Arthur, comte de. Ro- 
 mances of the east. {Nouvelles asiatiques.) 
 
 823.2323 
 
 Typhaines Abbey: a tale of the twelfth 
 
 century. Tr. by C: D. Meigs. 823.7044 
 
 God and the man. Buchanan, R. 
 
 in 823.5039 
 
 Same. 823 . 6600 
 
 Godfrey, Mrs. G. W. Mrs. Forrester's secret. 
 
 in 823.5064 
 Godfrey Morgan. Verne, J. 823.4608 
 
 Cnglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Godolphin. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823.5956 
 Godson of a marquis. Theuriet, A. 823.2321 
 Godwin, W: Adventures of Caleb Williams. 
 
 823.613 
 Same. 823.6263 
 
 St. Leon: a tale of the sixteenth cen- 
 tury. 4 vols. ** 823 . 6779-82 
 
 Gogol-Janowskij, Nikolai Wassiliewitsch, 
 St. John's eve and other stories. Tr. by I. 
 F. Hapgood. 823.5258 
 
 Taras Bulba. Tr. by I. F. Hapgood. 
 
 823 5259 
 
 TchitchikoflPs journeys; or, dead souls. 
 
 Tr. by I. F. Hapgood. 2 vols. 823.5344-5 
 Issued also as Dead souls. 
 
 Going west. Adams, W: T. 808.965 
 
 Gold and dross. Mayo, Mrs. I.. (F.) 
 
 823.1140 
 Gold and name. Schwartz, Mrs. M. S. (B.) 
 
 823.6047 
 Gold brick. The. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 823.1968 
 Gold Elsie. John, E. 823.6601 
 
 Gold of Chickaree. Warner, S., and A.. B. 
 
 823.1676 
 Gold seekers. The. Aimard, G. 823 . 7008 
 
 Golden butterfly. Besant, W., and Rice, J. 
 
 823.6118 
 Golden calf. The. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.2413 
 Same. 823 . 6701 
 
 Golden dawn, A. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (I/.) 
 
 in 823.5054 
 
 823.6318 
 
 Golden days of '49. Munroe, K 
 Golden Dog, The. Kirby, W: 
 Golden dream. The. Ballantyne, R 
 
 Golden flood. The 
 
 Senior, W: 
 "Golden girls." Muir, A. 
 Golden grain. Farjeon, B: L. 
 
 Same. 
 
 823.7051 
 M. 
 
 808.829 
 Francillon, R. E:, and 
 
 823.4953 
 tn 823.5037 
 
 823.5864 
 in 823.6125 
 
 Golden heart, A. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 823.6605 
 Golden Hope, The. Russell, W: C. 
 
 ?■« 823.5074 
 Golden justice. The. Bishop, W: H: 823 . 5785 
 Golden land. The. Farjeon, B: L. 808.1711 
 Golden Lion of Granpere. Trollope, A. 
 
 823.1610 
 
 Same. 823 . 5994 
 
 Golden lotus, The. Greey, E: 808.1128 
 
 Golden shaft. The. Gibbon, C: 823.3873 
 
 Golden sorrow, A. Hoey, Mrs. F.. S.. (J.) 
 
 Cashel- in 823 . 6262 
 
 Golden-hair. Wraxall, F: C: L. 823.1745 
 
 Goldmakers* village. The. Zschokke, J. H. 
 
 D. 823.6834 
 
 Goldsmith, Christabel, pseud. See Smith, 
 
 Mrs. Julia P. 
 Goldsmith, Oliver. (1728-74.) The vicar of 
 
 Wakefield: a tale. 823.615 
 
 Same. With a prefatory memoir of 
 
 the author, by G: M. Bussey. 823.5873 
 
 Same. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), 
 
 ed. The British novelists, v. 23. ) 
 
 p. 169, in ** 823.2084 
 
ENGWSH FICTION 
 
 105 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Same. 
 
 fiction, etc.) 
 Same. 
 
 91 pp. 
 
 Eng^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Goldsmith, Oliver. (1728-74.) Contin. 
 
 Same. (/« Classic tales.) 1885. 
 
 p. Ill, in 823.4489 
 
 {In Ivib. of famous 
 p. 447, in ** 823.6215 
 [Also) The traveller (poem). 
 (and) The deserted village (poem). With a 
 life of Goldsmith, by W: Black. 823.6425 
 
 Same, (y^/^o) Paul and Virginia. By 
 
 J. H. B. de Saint- Pierre. 823.4206 
 
 Macauley, E- Tales of the drama 
 
 founded on . . . the comedies of . . . 
 Goldsmith ... 823 . 1051 
 
 Note.— Vor his life and writings, see Cucheval- 
 Clarlgny. Oliver Goldsmith: sa vie et ses Merits. 
 37 pp. {Rev. d. d."Mondes, 1857, ae p^r., v. 12.) p. 
 855, tn ** 54.217.— De Quincey.T: (Inhts Sketches. 
 40 pp. Hfoiks, V. 4.) p. 288, in 829.682. — Drake, S: 
 A. Our great benefactors. 1884. p. 53, in * 920.312. 
 — Giles, H. Lectures and essays, v. 1. p. 288, in 
 824.35. — Howltt, W: Homes . . .of British poets, 
 V. I. p. 195, in 914.10. — Jeaflfreson, J. C. Novels 
 and novelists, v. i. p. 223, in 820.186.— liytton, E: 
 G: E. L. Bulwer- {/n his Miscellaneous prose works, 
 V.I.) p. 49, i« 824.0.— Scott, i'jrW. (/« A« Miscella- 
 neous works, V. 3.J p. 231, in 920.366. — Thackeray, 
 W:M. /wAi-s English humourists. 820.180.— Tlmbs, 
 J. In his Anecdote lives of wits and humorists. 
 1872. P-25I, j« 828. 129. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 95. No. 5, 1888, p. 186. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 81. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). 
 $0.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, i8i 
 ** 50. i^ 
 
 Gold-worshippers. Robinson, J.. 823.1343 
 Goloshes of fortune, and other stories. An- 
 dersen, H. C. 808.600 
 Gooch, Mrs. Fani (Pusey). Miss Mordeck's 
 father. 823 . 7002 
 Good for nothing. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 in ** 823.4670 
 Same. 
 Good hater, A. Boyle, F: 
 "Good hour," The. Auerbach, B 
 
 P- 534, »■« ** 
 . p. 182, tn 
 
 823.7277 
 823.5109 
 
 Biirstenbinder, E.. 
 Reade, C: 
 
 823.5626 
 
 "Good luck!" 
 
 823 . 6264 
 Good stories. Reade, C: 823.5520 
 
 Good stories of man and other animals. 
 
 Reade, C: in 823.5520 
 
 Good women. The. 22 pp. Gothe, J. W. von. 
 p. 461, in 823.2183 
 Good-bye sweetheart. Broughton, R. 
 
 823.133 
 
 Same. in 823 . 2745 
 
 Goodman, E: J. Too curious. 823.5360 
 
 Gooroo Simple, Strange . . . adventures of 
 
 the venerable . . . ** 823.1855 
 
 Gordian knot. The. Brooks, C: S. 823.6179 
 Gordon, Mrs. — . Sir Gervase Grey. 3 vols. 
 
 (in 2). 823.7314-15 
 
 Gordon, W: J: The captain -general; being 
 
 the story of the attempt of the Dutch to 
 
 colonize New Holland. Map. 823.7045 
 Gordonhaven : scenes and sketches of fisher 
 
 life in the north. By an old fisherman. 
 
 With an introd. by W. Alexander. 
 
 823.7202 
 Gore, Mrs. Catherine Grace F.. (Moody). 
 
 Hungarian tales. 3 vols. ** 823.6567-9 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Gore, Mrs. Catherine Grace F.. (Moody), 
 Contin. 
 
 The maid of honour. (/« Standard 
 
 tales, etc., ed. by Mrs. C. I. Johnstone.) 
 
 in * 823.6194 
 
 Same. 16 pp. (Tieck, L. The elves 
 
 • • •) 1864. p. 53, /« 823.6328 
 
 Percy; or, fortune's frolics. 823.6263 
 
 Gorilla hunters. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.211 
 
 Goss, Warren I,ee. Jed: a boy's adventures 
 
 in the army of '6i-'65: a story of battle and 
 
 prison, of peril and escape. 808. 156 1 
 
 Gothe, Johaun Wolfgang von. (1749-1842.) 
 
 Elective affinities. 823 . 6801 
 
 Novels and tales. 823.2183 
 
 Contents: Elective aflSnities;— The sorrows of 
 
 Werther; — German emigrants; — The good women; 
 and a nouvelette. 
 
 Sorrows of Werter. Tr. by W. Render. 
 
 ** 823.6646 
 
 Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship. Tr. 
 
 by R. D. Boylan. 823.2133 
 
 — — Same. Tr. by T: Carlyle. 2 vols. 
 
 823.6799-6800 
 
 Lazarus, E. Alide: an episode of Goe- 
 the's life. 823 . 964 
 
 Note. — For his life and works, see Arnold, M. A 
 French critic on Goethe. 30pp. (/nAwMixed essays.) 
 p. 206, i» 824. 407. — Calvert, G:H. Gothe. 36pp. (/» 
 «« Coleridge, Shelley , , .) p. 259, i« 928. 182.— Car- 
 lyle, T: Goethe. 45 pp. (Crit. ana misc. essays, 
 V. I.) p. 610, in* 824. 399; — Goethe's works. 21 pp. 
 (Crtt. and misc. essays, v. 2.) p. 323, in * 824.400. — 
 fimerson, R. W. Gothe; or, the writer. 29 pp. (In 
 his Representative men.) p. 257, ?« 920. 73. — Hale, 
 E: E. Lights of two centuries, p. 411, z« 920.314. — 
 Hedge, F: H. Prose writers of Germany, p. 263, 
 in 839.2.— Helmholtz, H. L. F. On Gothe's sci- 
 entific researches. 27 pp. (y« Aw Popular lectures.) 
 §• 33, 'w 504.2. — Hutton, H. R. Goethe and his in- 
 uence. (/« Aw Essays.) p. i, i» 824.143. — Lilttr6, 
 E. CEuvres d'histoire naturelle de Goethe. 17 pp. 
 (Rev. d. d. Mondes, 1838, 4e p6r., v. 14.) p. 94, in** 54. 
 131.— Mendelssohn-Bartboldy, K: Goethe and 
 Mendelssohn (1821-31.) 2ded. 1874. 927.104. — Ossoli, 
 S.. M. (F.), Marchesa d'. Life without and life within. 
 1875. p. 23, in 829.307. — Scherer, E. Goethe. 56 
 pp. (Etudes . . . V. 6.) p. 295, in 844.37; — IvC Faust 
 de Goethe. 13 pp. (Etudes. . . v. 2.) p. 81, j« 844.33. 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 94. No. 4, 1884, p. 117. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 81. No. 5, i888,p. 187. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 530-531, in 
 **^o.i\-—Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. 1,1887. p. 181, i« 
 **50.i^. 
 GcEthe and Schiller. Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) 
 
 823.6267 
 Gotthelf, Jeremiah, pseud. See Bitzius, A. 
 Gottschaick, C. F. Popular traditions and 
 tales of the Germans. 89 pp. (Roscoe, T: 
 The German novelists, v. 2.) 
 
 p. 90, in ** 823.6827 
 
 Gould, Sabine Baring- Alexander Nesbitt, 
 
 ex-schoolmaster. 44 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 3dser.,v. i.) p. 254, *« 823 . 7497 
 
 Arminell. 823.6577 
 
 Court Royal: a story of cross currents. 
 
 in 823.4978 
 Same. /« 823.4984; z« 823.5056 
 
 Eve. 823.5403 
 
 — — Grettir the outlaw. (/« Tales from Black- 
 wood. 3dser.,v. I.) 808.1661 
 
 Last words of Joseph Barrable. 48 pp. 
 
 p. 275, /» 823.7499 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 106 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Gould, Sabine Baring- Contin. 
 
 Little Tu' penny. 823.5579 
 
 The Pennycomequicks. 823.6966 
 
 Gould, Jeanie T. See Lincoln, Mrs. J. T. (G. ) 
 Gowden Gibbie. Cunningham, A. 
 
 in 823 . 702 
 Gower, Lord Francis Leveson. See Egerton, 
 
 F. L. G. 
 Gowrie. James, G: P. R. 823.861 
 
 Grace and Isabel. Mcintosh, M. J. . 823 . 4845 
 Grace Lee. Kavanagh, J. 823.914 
 
 Grace Seymour. 2 vols. ** 823 . 6253-4 
 
 Grace Willoughby. Maxwell, W: H. 
 
 823.5894 
 Graham, Barbara. Arden Court. ?'« 823.5012 
 Graham, Ennis, pseud. See Molesworth, 
 
 Mrs. M.. L.. (S.) 
 Graham, J: W. Neaera: a tale of ancient 
 Rome. 823 . 6904 
 
 Grande Florine, La. Belot, A. 823.2774 
 
 Grandfather, The. Pickering, E. 823.6071 
 Grandfather's chair. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 in 808.548 
 Same. z« 808. 1890 
 
 Grandissimes, The. Cable, G: W. 823 . 2442 
 Grandmother Elsie. Finley, M. 823.4645 
 
 Grant, James. Adventures of an aide-de- 
 camp. 823.617 
 
 The adventures of Rob Roy. 823 . 647 
 
 Arthur Blane; or, the hundred cuiras- 
 siers. 823.618 
 
 The "Black Watch;" or, Forty-Second 
 
 Highlanders. 823 .619 
 
 Both well; or, the days of Mary, queen of 
 
 Scots. 823.620 
 
 The Cameronians. 823 . 4799 
 
 The captain of the guard. 823.621 
 
 The cavaliers of fortune; or, British he- 
 roes in foreign wars. 823 . 622 
 
 Colville of ' the Guards.' 823.5681 
 
 Same. 823.6525 
 
 The constable of France, and other 
 
 military historiettes. 823 . 623 
 
 Contents: — The constable of Prance. — The cheva- 
 lier d' Artagnam, captain-lieutenant of the mous- 
 quetaires du roi. — The traitor and his victim. — Story 
 of private Thomas Keith, who became aga of the 
 Mamelukes and governor of Medina. — A memoir of 
 General Wolfe. — Sir Andrew Wood of Largo, cap- 
 tain of the "Yellow Frigate" and admiral of James 
 III. — The marquis of Lauriston, gfrand veneur of 
 France. — The Scots Fusilier Guards. 
 
 The dead tryst. {And) A haunted life. 
 
 823.4794 
 
 Derval Hampton: a story of the sea. 
 
 823.5680 
 Same. in 823.6524 
 
 Dick Rodney; or, the adventures of an 
 
 Eton boy. 823 . 624 
 
 Did she love him ? a novel. 823 . 625 
 
 The Duke of Albany's Own Highlanders. 
 
 823.4796 
 Same. 823.5679 
 
 Dulcie Carlyon. 823.6526 
 
 Fairer than a fairy. 823.626 
 
 First love & last love: a tale of the In- 
 dian mutiny. 823 . 628 
 
 Frank Hilton; or, "the Queen's Own." 
 
 823.627 
 
 The girl he married. 823.629 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Grant, James. Contin. 
 
 Harry Ogilvie; or, the Black Dragoons. 
 
 823.630 
 
 A haunted life. {With his The dead 
 
 tryst . ) in 823 . 4794 
 
 Jack Chaloner; or, the fighting Forty- 
 Third. 823.4801 
 
 Jack Manly: his adventures by sea and 
 
 land. 823.631 
 
 Jane Seton; or, the king's advocate: a 
 
 Scottish historical romance. 823 . 632 
 
 The King's Own Borderers: a military 
 
 j-omance. 823 . 633 
 
 Lady Wedderburn's wish: a tale of the 
 
 Crimean war. 823.634 
 
 Laura Everingham; or, the Highlanders 
 
 of Glen Ora. 823 . 635 
 
 Same. 823.5682 
 
 Letty Hyde's lovers; or, the Household 
 
 Brigade. 823 . 636 
 
 The Lord Hermitage. 823.4797 
 
 Lucy Arden; or, Holljrwood Hall. 
 
 823.637 
 
 Mary of Lorraine. 823 . 638 
 
 Miss Cheyne of Essilmont. 823.4798 
 
 Morley Ashton: a story of the sea. 
 
 823.639 
 
 Oliver Ellis; or, the Fusiliers. 823 . 640 
 
 One of "The six hundred:" a novel. 
 
 823 . 642 
 
 Only an ensign: a tale of the retreat 
 
 from Cabul. 823.643 
 
 The phantom regiment; or, stories of 
 
 "Ours." 823.644 
 
 Philip RoUo; or, the Scottish musketeers. 
 
 823.645 
 
 Playing with fire: a story of the Soudan 
 
 war. 823.6523 
 
 The queen's cadet, and other tales. 
 
 823.646 
 
 The romance of war; or, the Highland- 
 ers in Spain. 823.648 
 
 Issued also as Guerrilla chief. 
 
 The Ross-shire BuflFs (and other stories). 
 
 823.649 
 
 The Royal Highlanders; or, the Black 
 
 Watch in Egypt. 823 . 5678 
 
 Same. 823.6530; z« 823.6699 
 
 The Royal Regiment, and other novel- 
 ettes. 823 . 650 
 
 The Scots Brigade, and other tales. 
 
 823.4795 
 
 The Scottish cavalier; or, the First Royal 
 
 Scots. 823.651 
 
 The Scottish soldiers of fortune: their 
 
 adventures and achievements in the armies 
 of Europe. 823.5932 
 
 Second to none: a military romance. 
 
 823.652 
 
 The secret dispatch; or, the adventures 
 
 of Captain Balgonie. 823.653 
 
 Shall I win her ? the story of a wanderer. 
 
 823.654 
 
 Six years ago. 823.655 
 
 Vere of "Ours," the Eighth or King's. 
 
 823.4800 
 
 Violet Jermyn; or, tender and true. 
 
 823.4802 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 107 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Coniin. 
 Grant, James. Contin. 
 
 The white cockade; or, faith and forti- 
 tude. 823.657 
 
 The Yellow Frigate; or, the three sisters. 
 
 823.658 
 Grant, Maria M. Artiste. 823.659 
 
 Once and forever; or, bright morning. 
 
 823.641 
 
 Issued also as Bright morning. — So dear a dream. 
 
 Sun-maid. 823. 661 
 
 Grant, Robert. Jack Hall; or, the school 
 
 days of an American boy. 808. 17 16 
 Jack in the bush; or, a summer on a 
 
 salmon river. 808.1636 
 
 , and others. The king's men. 823.4786 
 
 Grant, Ulysses Simpson Xoriginally Hiram 
 
 Ulysses). 1822-85. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Our standard-bearer; or, 
 
 the life of G. 808.1555 
 
 Denison, C: W. The tanner boy. 
 
 808.224 
 
 Note.— See Arnold, M. General Grant: an esti- 
 mate. 66 pp, 923.1812. — Badeau, A. Grant in 
 pfeace. From Appomattox" to Mount McGregor. 
 923.1830.— Boutwell, G: S. Gen. Grant. 82 pp. 
 (/« his The lawyer, the statesman, and the soldier.) 
 p. 150, in 920.315. — Cliesney, C:C. Military life of 
 General Grant. (/« Aw Essays.) p. i, ««Q23.395.— 
 Chtlds, G: W: Grant. (/» his Recollections.) p. 
 70, in 923 . 1998.— Headley, J. T. Grant and Sherman: 
 their campaigns and generals. 1861-1865. 923.1852.— 
 lilst of his swords, presents, etc. (/» Bost. Herald, 
 Jan. 26, 1885.) ** 51 . 2532.— McClellan, C. The per- 
 sonal memoir and military hist, of U. S. Grant ver- 
 sus the record of the army of the Potomac. 1887. 
 973.701.— Personal memoirs. 2 vols. 1885. 923. 
 1761-62. 
 
 See also United States. Civil war, note. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 96. No. 4, 1884, p. 120. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 82. No. 5, 1888, p. 187, 
 
 5^1? also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 
 50.1;— Sa»»«. Jan. i, 1882-Jan, i, 1887. p 
 50.1*. 
 
 Granville de Vigne. 
 
 Grapes and thorns. 
 Grateful negro, The. 
 
 540, in ** 
 184, in ** 
 
 La Ram^e, L. de. 
 
 823.1821 
 Tincker, M.. A. 
 
 823.6307 
 Edgeworth, M. 
 p. 113, in ** 823.4651 
 Grattan, T: Colley. Heiress of Bruges: a tale. 
 
 823.78 
 Graves, Rev. R: The spiritual Quixote; or, 
 the summer's ramble of Mr. Geoflfry Wild- 
 goose. A comic romance. Prefixed, the 
 life of the author. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. 
 A. L. (A.), ed. The British novelists, vols. 
 32-33.) ** 823.2093-4 
 
 Graveyard flower, A. Hillern, Mrs. W. (B.) 
 von. 823.4733 
 
 Gray, Arnold. Periwinkle: an autobiography. 
 
 823.5035 
 
 Graysons, The. Eggleston, E: 823.5516 
 
 Graziani, Giovanni Magherini- Fioraccio. 
 
 Tr. by M.. A. Craig. 32 pp. (/« Mod. 
 
 ghosts. ) P- i 57, in 823 . 7349 
 
 Graziella. Lamartine, A. M. L: de P. de. 
 
 823.2353 
 Great Amherst mystery, The. Hubbell, W. 
 
 823.6199 
 Great bank robbery. The. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 823.5446 
 Great Britain. See England. 
 Great Elm, The. Abbott, J. 80S. 588 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Coniin. 
 Great emergency, and other tales. Ewing, 
 Mrs.:i.U.{G.) 823.536 
 
 Great earthquake at Lisbon. 38 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 12.) 
 
 in 823.7496 
 Great expectations. Dickens, C:J:H. 
 
 823.409 
 Same. 823.4968; 823.5318; 823.5332 
 
 Same. 823.6935 
 
 Great Hesper, The. Barrett, F. in 823.4998 
 Great Hoggarty diamond, History of Sam- 
 uel Titmarsh and the. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 823.1577 
 
 Same. in 823.2537 
 
 Great match. The. Smith, Mrs. M.. P. (W.) 
 
 823.5615 
 
 Great treason, A. Marks, Mrs. M. . A. M. 
 
 (H.) m 823.5037 
 
 Greatest heiress in England. Oliphant, Mrs. 
 
 M. O. (W.) 823.2272 
 
 Same. 823.4943; 823.5016 
 
 Great-organ prelude, A. 21 pp. Underwood, 
 
 F. H: p. 146, in 823.4174 
 
 Gred of Nuremberg. Ebers, G. M. 
 
 823.7039 
 
 Greece. Adams, W: T. Cross and crescent; 
 
 or, Young America in Turkey and Greece. 
 
 808.496 
 
 Bonner, J : A child's history of Greece. 
 
 2 vols. 808.621-2 
 
 V. i: B.C. 500-B. C. 456. 
 
 V. 2: B. C. 447-A. D. 1843. 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in 
 
 classic lands; or. Tommy Toby's trip to 
 Mount Par n assus. 808 .1816 
 
 Church, Rev. A. J: Three Greek chil- 
 dren: a story of home in old time. 
 
 808.1705 
 
 Cox, G: W:* Tales of ancient Greece. 
 
 808.837 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 821.225 
 
 White, J: S., ed. The boys' and girls' 
 
 Herodotus: being parts of the history of 
 Herodotus. 808.1880 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. Young folks' history of 
 
 Greece. 808.748 
 
 Greece, Ancient. 
 Mythicai,. 
 
 Bulfinch, T. Age of fable. 292 . 10 
 
 Church, A. J:, tr. Stories from the 
 
 Greek tragedians. 808.1378 
 
 Same. 823.4155 
 
 Cox, G: W: Tales from Greek mythol- 
 ogy. 292.43 
 
 Hahn, J. G. von. Griechische und al- 
 
 banesische Marchen. 833 . 1050 
 
 Hawthorne, N. Tanglewood tales. 
 
 808.1890 
 
 The wonder-book. 808.548 
 
 Same. 808.1890 
 
 Kingsley, C: The heroes. 808.550 
 
 Same. 808.1006 
 
 Larned, A. Old tales retold from Gre- 
 cian mythology. 808.1551 
 
 Lytton, E: R. Bulwer- Tales from He- 
 rodotus. {In his Chronicles and characters, 
 V. I.) 821.1344 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 108 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Greece, Ancient. Contin. 
 Myxhicai,. Contin. 
 
 Manager, P. Pictures of Hellas: five 
 
 tales of ancient Greece. 823.5279 
 
 Melville, G: J: Wh)i;e- Sarchedon: a 
 
 legend of the great queen. (Semiramis, 
 13th cent., B. C. ?) 823.7286 
 
 Niebuhr, B. G. Heroic tales of ancient 
 
 Greece. 
 — Talfourd, T. N. 
 trag. 
 
 808.1682 
 The Athenian captive; 
 in 822.522 
 
 Witt, C. Classic mythology. (Ar- 
 ranged for children. ) 292.12 
 Medea. 
 
 ; trag. Comeille, P. in * 842.105 
 
 — ; trag. Glover. ?«** 822.6 
 
 ; trag. Legouv^, E. «« 822.713 
 
 Argonauts, 13th century, B. C. 
 
 Niebuhr, B. G. Greek hero-stories. 
 
 808.1541 
 
 Same. 823.6813 
 
 Trojan War, 12th century, B. C. 
 
 Alfieri, V. Agamemnon; trag. 
 
 p. 205, in 852 . 1 
 
 .^schylus. Agamemnon; trag. 882.16 
 
 Baldwin, J. Story of the golden age. 
 
 {Heroes of the olden time. ) 823 .5515 
 
 Haggard, H: R., and Lang, A. The 
 
 world's desire. (20 years after the siege of 
 Troy.) 823.7380 
 
 Hanson, C: H: Old Greek stories sim- 
 ply told. Siege of Troy, and wanderings 
 of Ulysses. 808.1492 
 
 Same. 808.1573 
 
 Homer. Illiad. 
 
 Same. Tr. by T. S. Brandreth. 2 
 
 vols. 883.31-2 
 
 Same. Tr. by G: Chapman. 883.8 
 
 Same. Tr. by W: Cowper. 883.4 
 
 Same. Tr. by Edward, Earl of 
 
 Derby. 883.6-7 
 
 Same. Tr. by Molesworth. 883.3 
 
 Same. Tr. by W: Munford. 
 
 883.24-5 
 
 Same. Tr. by F. W. Newman. 
 
 881.15 
 
 Same. Tr. by A. Pope. 821 . 782 
 
 Same. 883.36 
 
 Milman, H: H. The taking of Troy 
 
 (poem). 3 pp. p. 352, in 821.1328 
 
 Racine, J. Andromaque; trag. 
 
 in 842.124 
 
 Shakespeare, W, " 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Virgil, .^neid 
 
 Conington. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Troilus and Cressida. 
 
 ** 822.813 
 
 ** 822. 860; ** 822.878 
 
 ** 822 . 1013; 822 . 1026 
 
 Book II. Tr. by J. 
 
 873.10 
 
 Tr. by Davison. 871 . 1 1 
 
 Tr. by G: Howland. 873. 13 
 
 Tr. by Pierce. 871 . 13 
 
 Tr. by R. Stanyhurst. 
 
 829.416 
 
 Same. Tr. by J. M. King. 2 vols. 
 
 883.37-8 
 
 See also Jebb, R: C. Homer: an introd. to the 
 
 Iliad J etc. 1887. S83.34.— Ward, A. W: History of 
 
 English dramatic literature. 2 vols. 1875. 022- 
 
 10915-6. 
 
 831.62 
 832.40 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Greece, Ancient. Contin. 
 
 7TH CENTURY, B. C. 
 
 Sappho. 
 
 ; trag. Grillparzer, F. 
 
 Same. 
 
 6th century, B. C. 
 
 Herodotus, Stories of the east from. Tr. 
 
 by A. J: Church. 808. 1546 
 
 Immermann, K. L- Konig Periander 
 
 und sein Haus; drama. p. 299, in 832.87 
 
 Schiller, J. C. F. von. Die Kraniche 
 
 des Ibycus. p. 149, in 831.54 
 
 5TH CENTURY, B. C. 
 
 Childs, Mrs. L. M. (F.) Philothea: a 
 
 Grecian romance. 823 . 7084 
 
 Landor, W. S. Pericles and Aspasia. 
 
 824.108 
 Pausanias, Sparta, d. 470, B. C. 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- Pausanias, 
 
 the Spartan. 823 . 1045 
 
 Same. 823.5729; p. 334, in 823.5863 
 
 Same. p. 337, in 823.5975 
 
 Pericles, d. 429, B. C. Hamerling, R. As- 
 pasia. 2 vols. 
 
 Artaxerxes, d. 425, B. C. 
 
 ; drama. Arne, T. A. 
 
 Alcibiades, d. 404, B. C. 
 
 ; drama. Otway, T: 
 
 4TH CENTURY, B. C. 
 trag. 
 
 Macedonia. 
 
 Lee, N. Alexander the Great; trag. 
 
 ** 822.60 
 
 Same. ** 822.1017 
 
 Timoleon, d. 337, B. C. 
 
 ; trag. Alfieri, V. 852 . i 
 
 Massinger, P. The bondman. 822.124 
 
 Dryden, J. Cleomenes; 
 
 p. 233, in 822 . 140 
 
 823.4312-13 
 
 822.47 
 
 p. I, in 822.453 
 Comeille, P. Ag^silas; 
 in 842 . 106 
 
 3D CENTURY, B. C. 
 trag. 
 
 2D CENTURY, B. C. 
 
 Mithridates. 
 Comeille, P. 
 
 Nicom^de; trag. 
 
 in 842.105 
 
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 Greece, Modern. 
 
 About, E. F. V. King of the moun- 
 tains. 823.6976 
 
 Bikelas, D. Loukis Laras. Reminis- 
 cences of a Chiote merchant during the 
 Greek war of independence. 823 . 4198 
 
 Same. 823.6115 
 
 Byron, G: G. N. Bride of Abydos. 
 
 p. 67, in 821.61 
 
 Childe Harold's pilgrimage. 
 
 p. 38, in 821 . 1042 
 
 The corsair. p. 127, in 821.61 
 
 Giaour. p. i, in 821.61 
 
 Siege of Corinth. p. 273, in 821. 61 
 
 Hemans, Mrs. F, D. Modern Greece; 
 
 poem. p. 169, in 821 . 154 
 
 Hope, T: Anastasius; or, memoirs of a 
 
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 eighteenth century. 3 vols. 823 . 2057-9 
 
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 revolution to A. D. 1864. {In his History of Greece, 
 vols. 5 and 6.) 938 .65-6.— Freeman, Prof. E: A. By- 
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 1859. 914.18. -Timayensls, T. T. A history of 
 Greece from earliest times to the present. 2 vols. 
 1881. 938.58-9.— Webster, D. The revolution in 
 Greece. 20 pp. (/» Aw Great speeches.) p. 57, in 
 825 •54- 
 
 Greek hero stories. Niebuhr, B. G. 808.1541 
 Same. 823.6813 
 
 Greek romances. Smith, Rev. R., tr. 
 
 823.2134 
 
 Greek tragedians. Stories from. Church, A. 
 J: 823.4155 
 
 Green, A.. K.,, now Rohlfs, Mrs. A.. K.. (G.) 
 
 Engrlisb Fiction. Contin. 
 Green, Annie Douglas. See Robinson, Mrs. 
 
 A. D. (G.) 
 Green, Evelyn Everett. Dorothy's vocation. 
 
 823.7377 
 
 The stronger will. 823 . 7378 
 
 Green, Will Semple. Sacrifice; or, the living 
 
 dead. 823.6244 
 
 Green gate, The. Wichert, E. 823.6819 
 
 Green hand, The. Cupples, G: 808.345 
 
 Green mountain boys. The. 2 vols, (in i). 
 Thompson, D. P. 823.1587 
 
 Same. ** 823.5992 
 
 Green pastures and Piccadilly. Black, W: 
 
 823.81 
 
 Green ray, The. Verne, J. 823.7420 
 
 Greene, Homer. The blind brother: a story 
 
 of the Pennsylvania coal mines. {Also) 
 
 Dick, the door-boy. 808.1357 
 
 Greene, Mrs. S.. Pratt (McLean). Cape Cod 
 
 folks. 823 . 1849 
 
 Towhead: the story of a girl. 823.4473 
 
 Greenough, Mrs. R: S. 5<?^Greenough, Mrs. 
 
 S..D. (L.) 
 Greenough, Mrs. S.. Dana (Loring). Ara- 
 besques: Monar^. — Apollyona, — Domitia. 
 — Ombra. 823 . 665 
 
 In extremis: a novelette. 823 . 666 
 
 Greenway, Grandfather, pseud. See Cannon, 
 
 C:J. 
 Greenwood, James. The adventures of Reu- 
 ben Davidger; seventeen years and four 
 months captive among the Dyaks of Bor- 
 neo. 823.6018 
 
 A night in a workhouse. 29 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. i.) 
 
 p. 56, in 829.124 
 
 Greey, E: The bear- worshippers of Yezo 
 
 and the island of Karafuto (Saghalin); or, 
 
 the adventures of the Jewett family and 
 
 their friend Oto Nambo. Illus. 808 . 1892 
 
 The golden lotus and other legends of 
 
 Japan. 808.1128 
 
 Young Americans in Japan. Illus. 
 
 808.1873 
 Greg, Percy. Guy Neville's ghost. 38 pp. 
 {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 9.) 
 
 7« 823.7493 
 
 Greifenstein. Crawford, F. M. 823.5455 
 
 Gresley, Rev. W: Charles Lever; or, the 
 
 man of the nineteenth century. 2d ed. 
 
 ** 823 . 6772 
 Grettir the outlaw. Gould, S. Baring- 
 
 808.1661 
 Gr^ville, 'H.:, pseud. See Durand, Mrs. A. M. 
 
 C. (H.) 
 Grey, Mrs. E.. Caroline. The gambler's wife. 
 
 (Anon.) /« 823.5051 
 
 Same. «« 823.5058 
 
 The trials of life. 2 vols. ** 823.6255-6 
 
 Grey, H: A key to the Waverley novels, in 
 
 chronological sequence, with index of the 
 principal characters. Rev. ed. 
 
 ** 823.6776 
 Grey, Mrs. Maria Georgina (ShirrefF). Pas- 
 sion and principle. 823.6208 
 iVo/<?. — Written in conjunction with her sister, 
 Miss Emily ShirreflF. 
 
 Grey, Maxwell, pseud. See Uttiet, M. G. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 110 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Grey Dolphin. 37 pp. Barham, R: H. 
 
 in 823.5478 
 Greyslaer. 3 vols. HofiEtnan, C: F. 
 
 823.5874-6 
 
 Grif. Farjeon, B: L. 823.545 
 
 Griffin, Gerald. The collegians: a tale of 
 
 Carry owen . 823 . 67 1 
 
 Duke of Monmouth. 823 . 672 
 
 The invasion. 823.673 
 
 Mr. Tibbot O'Leary, the curious. 42 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 5.) 
 
 p. 145, in 829.128 
 
 The rivals, and, Tracy's ambition. 
 
 823.676 
 
 The swans of Lir. 26 pp. Qohnson, 
 
 R., ed. Little classics, v. i.) 
 
 p. 30, in 829.124 
 
 Tales of the Munster festivals. 823.667 
 
 Same. (2dser.) 823.668 
 
 Talis qualis; or, tales of the jury-room. 
 
 823.677 
 
 Tracy's ambition. «« 823.676 
 
 Same. 823.4960 
 
 ; Lover, S:; Carleton,W: ; and Lever, C: 
 
 James. Half hours with Irish authors. Se- 
 lections from . . . 823 . 1073 
 
 Griffis, W: Elliot. Japanese fairy world. 
 Stories from the wonder-lore of Japan. 
 Illus. 808.1026 
 
 Griffith, Cecil. Victory Deane. in 823.4982 
 Same. in 823.5068 
 
 Griffith, Robert. Boys' useful pastimes. 
 Comprising chapters on the use and care of 
 tools . . . instructions by means of which 
 boys can make ... a large number of toys, 
 household ornaments . . . 808.1645 
 
 Griffith Gaunt. Reade, C: 823.1289 
 
 Sam,e. in 823.6263 
 
 Griffiths, Arthur. Lola: a tale of Gibraltar. 
 
 823.678 
 
 Grimm, Jakob Ludwig, and Wilhelm, K: 
 German household stories. 2d ser. 
 
 808.1538 
 
 German popular stories. (Tr. and) ed. 
 
 by E. Taylor. With introd. byj: Ruskin. 
 Illus. by G: Cruikshank. 2d ser. 808.1592 
 
 German popular tales. 808.1322 
 
 Popular traditions. 52 pp. (Roscoe, T: 
 
 The German novelists, v. 2.) 
 
 p. 235, in ** 823.6827 
 Grinnell, G: Bird. Pawnee hero stories and 
 folk-tales, with notes on the origin, cus- 
 toms, and character of the Pawnee people. 
 
 808.1717 
 
 Grogan, Mrs. Millicent. [Erick Mackenzie']. 
 
 The Roua pass; or, Englishmen in the 
 
 Highlands. 3 vols. 823 . 7308-10 
 
 Gross, F. Not dead: a Christmas story. 
 
 in 823.5084 
 
 Same. in 823.5089 
 
 Grumbler, The. Pickering, E. 823.6070 
 
 Guardian, The. 3 vols. Carl^n, Mrs. E. (S.) 
 
 823.7229-31 
 Guardian angel, The. Holmes, O. W. 
 
 823.805 
 Guenn. Teufel, Mrs. B. W. (H.) 823.4672 
 Gu6not, C:, abbS. The vengeance of a Jew. 
 
 823.616 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Guerndale. Stimson, F:J. 823.5358 
 
 Guerrazzi, Francesco Domenico. Beatrice 
 
 Cenci: a historical novel of the sixteenth 
 
 century. Tr. by L. Monti. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.7379 
 
 Manfred; or, the battle of Benevento. 
 
 Tr. by L. Monti. 823 . 6890 
 
 Gueullette, T: Simon. Mogul tales, Tartarian 
 tales, [and) Chinese tales. (Weber, H: 
 Tales of the east, v. 3.) in** 823.6232 
 
 Guild court. MacDonald, G: 823.3382 
 
 Same. 823.5373 
 
 Guilt and innocence. Schwartz, Mrs. M. S. 
 (B.) 823.6046 
 
 Guilty river. The. Collins, W: W. 823.5646 
 
 Guiney, Louise Imogen. Brownies and bo- 
 gles. 808.1599 
 
 Gulliver, Lemuel, pseud. See Swift, Jonathan. 
 
 Gulliver's travels. Swift, J. 823 . 2966 
 
 Sam,e. p. 279, in 823 . 4489 
 
 Same. p. 539, in 823.6215 
 
 Gunnar. Boyeson, H. H. 823.1990 
 
 Gunter, Archibald Clavering. Mr. Barnes of 
 New York. 823 . 6019 
 
 Mr. Potter of Texas. 823.5408 
 
 That Frenchman! 823.5505 
 
 Gurney married. Hook, T. E: 823.817 
 
 Guthrie, F: Anstey. \_F. Anstey.] The black 
 
 poodle, and other tales. 823.5597 
 
 A fallen idol. 823.5676 
 
 The giant's robe. 823.4754 
 
 The tinted Venus: a farcical romance. 
 
 823.4872 
 
 A toy tragedy. 20 pp. «« 823.4981 
 
 Same. i« 823.4999 
 
 Sam,e. ( With As it fell upon a day. By 
 
 Mrs. M. Hungerford.) /« 823.4982 
 
 Vice versi; or, a lesson to fathers. 
 
 823.4472 
 
 Guy Deverell. Le Fanu, J. S. 823.6177 
 
 Guy Earlscourt's wife. Fleming, Mrs. M. A. 
 
 (E.) 823.579 
 
 Guy Fawkes. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.18 
 
 Guy Livingstone. Lawrence, G: A. 823.959 
 Guy Mannering. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1399 
 
 Same. 823.5327; in** 823.6023 
 
 Guy Rivers. Simms, W: G. 823.1432 
 
 Guy Waterman. 3 vols. Saunders, J: 
 
 823.5i53,3*,3' 
 Guy's marriage. Durand, Mme. A. M. C. 
 (H.) 823.4610 
 
 Gwendoline's harvest. Payn, J. 823.6066 
 
 Gymnastics. Stables, G. ; Hicks, C. S., and 
 others. The boys' own book of indoor 
 games and recreations. 808 . 1096 
 
 Note.— See Betz, C. System of physical culture, 
 V. i: Free gymnastics. 1888. 613.257. — Cheokley, 
 E. A natural method of physical training. Illus. 
 1890. 613.270. — Combe, G: Education: iS princi- 
 ciples and practice.; ed. by Jolly. 1879. D 2.3. — 
 BUgglnson, T: W. Gymnastics. 46 pp.; The mur- 
 der of the innocents. 28 pp. (In his Out-door 
 
 — Maclaren, A. A military system of gymnastic 
 exercises. 1S77. 613.64;— A system of physical edu- 
 cation. 1869. 613.46.— Procter, R: A. Strength 
 and happiness. 613.254.— Ravenstein, E. G., and 
 HuUey, J: A handbook of gymnastics and athletics. 
 613.91. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 111 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Gypsy life. 
 
 Borrow, G: Lavengro. (Spanish gyp- 
 sies.) 823.112 
 
 The Romany Rye. (Spanish gyp- 
 sies.) 823.4586 
 
 Cross, Mrs. M. A. (E.) The Spanish 
 
 gypsy; poem. 821.905 
 
 Leland, C: H., and others. English- 
 gipsy songs. 821 . 718 
 
 Melville, G:J: Whyte- Katerfelto. 
 
 823.1152 
 Same. 823.4661 
 
 Mitford, M.. R. Our village. (Con- 
 tains scenes of gypsy life.) 2 vols. 
 
 823.2148^ 
 Note.— See Bibliography- Boston Pub. I<ib. 
 Bulletin. Jan. 1881. v. 4. p. 281, j'w ** 17.135;— En- 
 cyclop. Brit. V. 10. p. 551, z'»**32.28o. — Grooiue, 
 
 F. H. In gipsy tents. 1S80. 949.62.— Lieland, C: 
 
 G. English gipsies and their language. 1873. 949. 
 46.— Simsoii, W. History of the gipsies. 1878. 
 949.38. 
 
 H — family, The. Bremer, F. 
 
 p. 285, in 823.2120 
 Habberton, J: The Barton experiment. 
 
 823.4090 
 
 The Bowsham puzzle. 823 . 5694 
 
 Brueton's bayou. {Also) Miss Defarge. 
 
 By Mrs. F.. E. (H. ) Burnett. 823.5634 
 
 Country luck. 823.5695 
 
 The crew of the "Sam Weller." 
 
 823:7401 
 
 Helen's babies. 823.4533 
 
 The Jericho road: a story of western life. 
 
 823.679 
 
 Little Guzzy, and other stories. 
 
 823.7134 
 
 Mrs. Mayburn's twins: with her trials 
 
 iu the morning, noon, afternoon and eve- 
 ning of just one day. 823.4562 
 Issued also as Just one day. 
 
 Scripture club of Valley Rest ; or, 
 
 sketches of everybody's neighbours. 
 
 823.4091 
 Hacklander, Friedrich Wilhelm. Behind blue 
 glasses. Tr. by M.. A. Robinson. 
 
 823.5563 
 
 Enchanting and enchanted. Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. A. L. Wister. 808.1493 
 
 European slave life. Tr. by E. Wolt- 
 
 mann. 3 vols, (in i). ** 823.6638 
 
 Forbidden fruit. Tr. by R. Kaufman. 
 
 823.7094 
 
 The volunteer. (Zimmern, H.., and A. 
 
 Half -hours with foreign novelists.) 
 
 in 823.6613 
 Haco the dreamer. Sime, W: in 823.5108 
 
 Haddad-Ben-Ahab. Gait, J: 
 
 p. 69, in 823 . 702 
 Hagg, W: J. Woman the stronger. 823 . 1804 
 Haggard, H: Rider. Allan Quatermain. 
 
 823.5072 
 
 Same. 823.7154 
 
 Allan's wife, and other tales. 823.6987 
 
 Beatrice. 823.6988 
 
 Colonel Quaritch, V. C: a tale of coun- 
 try life. 823.5529 
 
 Dawn. «« 823.5072 
 
 Same. 823.7155 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Haggard, H: Rider. Contin. 
 Jess. 823.5074 
 
 Same. 823.5075; 823.7156 
 
 Same. {Also) King Solomon's mines. 
 
 823.6591 
 
 King Solomon's mines. z« 823.5071 
 
 Same. z« 823.6591; ?« 823.6606 
 
 Sante. 823.7157 
 
 Maiwa's revenge: a novel. 823.5530 
 
 Mr. Meeson'swill: a novel. 823.5528 
 
 My fellow laborer. ( With his A tale of 
 
 three lions.) «« 823.6606 
 
 She: a history of adventure. 823.5071 
 
 = Same. 823.7158 
 
 A tale of three lions. {Also) King Sol- 
 omon's mines. — My fellow laborer. {And) 
 The wreck of the ' ' Copeland. " 823 . 6606 
 
 Witch's head. z« 823.5071 
 
 Same. 823.7159 
 
 ; The wreck of the " Copeland." ( With 
 
 his A tale of three lions.) in 823.6606 
 , and Lang, Andrew. The world's desire. 
 
 823.7380 
 Hajji Baba, Adventures of. Morier, J. 
 
 823.4280 
 
 Same. * 823.6183 
 
 Hajji Baba in England. Morier, J. 
 
 * 823.6184 
 
 Hale, E: Everett. [/. T: Darragh.'\ [Col. 
 
 F: Ingham.'] Back to back: a story of 
 
 to-day. in 823.5562 
 
 The children of the public. 44 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 12.) 
 
 p. 134, i« 829.135 
 
 Christmas eve and Christmas day. 
 
 823.680 
 
 Crusoe in New York, and other tales. 
 
 823.4330 
 
 The fortunes of Rachel. 823.5691 
 
 G. T. T.; or, the wonderful adventures 
 
 of a pullman. 823.682 
 
 His level best, and other stories. 823 . 681 
 
 How they lived in Hampton : a study of 
 
 practical Christianity applied in the manu- 
 facture of woollens. 823.5693 
 
 In His name: a story of the Waldenses, 
 
 seven hundred years ago. 823 . 4037 
 
 The Ingham papers: some memorials of 
 
 the life of Capt. Frederic Ingham, U. S. N. 
 
 823.4309 
 
 The man without a country. 36 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. i.) 
 
 p. loi, in 829.124 
 
 Mr. Tangier's vacations. 823 . 5254 
 
 Mrs. Merriam's scholars: a story of the 
 
 "original ten." 823 . 2342 
 
 My friend the boss: a story of to-day. 
 
 823.5692 
 
 Our Christmas in a palace: a traveller's 
 
 story. 823.4741 
 
 Our new crusade : a temperance tale. 
 
 823.683 
 Issued also as Good time coming. 
 
 Philip Nolan's friends: a story of the 
 
 change of western empire. 823 . 684 
 
 The skeleton in the closet. 14 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 5.) 
 
 p. 112, in 829.128 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 112 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Gugrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Hale, E: Everett. Contin. 
 
 Stories of adventure, told by adventu- 
 rers. 808.1367 
 
 Contents: — Marco Polo. — Sir John Mandeville and 
 the crusades. — Bertrandon in Palestine. — Geoffrey 
 of Vinsauf. — Hernando Cortes's letters. — Fra Marco 
 and Coronado. — The Jesuit relations.— Northern 
 discoveries. — Humboldt's travels. — A young man's 
 voyage. — The northwest. — Siberia and Kamtschatka. 
 
 Stories of discovery, told by discoverers. 
 
 808.1369 
 Contents: — Introd. — DaGama and the east. — Ma- 
 g^lhaens and the Pacific— Sir Francis Drake. — The 
 Atlantic coast. — Voyages in the Pacific. — The north- 
 west passage. — Source of the Nile. — Mouth of the 
 Niger. — West of the Mississippi. — The Antarctic 
 continent. 
 
 Stories of invention, told by inventors 
 
 and their friends. 808. 1426 
 
 Contents: — Archimedes. — Friar Bacon. — Benven- 
 uto Cellini. — Bernard Palissy. — Benjamin Frank- 
 lin. — Theorists of the i8th century. — James Watt. 
 — Robert Fulton. — George Stephenson, and the lo- 
 comotive. — Eli Whitney.— James Nasmyth. — Sir H: 
 Bessemer. — The last meeting. 
 
 Stories of the sea, told by sailors. 
 
 808.1368 
 Contents:— Co\\xrahvi.s,'s return from his first voy- 
 age. — The Chancellor voyage. — Spanish Armada. — 
 Battle of Lepanto.— Sir Richard Grenville.— Alex- 
 ander Selkirk. — The buccaneers. — Paul Jones and 
 Richard Pearson. — Nelson and Trafalgar. — The 
 English navy.— Pitcairn's island. — Naval battles. — 
 Shipwrecks. 
 
 Stories of war, told by soldiers. 
 
 808.1370 
 Contents: — Introd. — Life at Little Crastis. — First 
 Bull Run.— Fort Henr3r and Fort Donelson.— Gen. 
 McClellan and the peninsula.— West Virginia.— An- 
 tietam. — Pittsburgh Landing. — Vicksburg.— Gettys- 
 burg.— Chickamauga and Chattanooga. — Grant's 
 advance on Richmond. — The wilderness. — Sheri- 
 dan's ride. — Sherman's great march. — Nashville.— 
 Siege of Richmond.— The last week. — The end. 
 
 Same. 823.5164 
 
 Ten times one is ten: the possible refor- 
 mation. 823.685 
 
 Same. 823.4540 
 
 Ups and downs: an every-day novel. 
 
 823.686 
 
 , a«fi^ Hale, Susan. A family flight around 
 
 home. 808.1832 
 
 A family flight over Egypt and Syria. 
 
 808.1829 
 
 A family flight through France, Ger- 
 many, Norway and Switzerland. 808.1831 
 
 A family flight through Mexico. 
 
 808.1830 
 Hale, Gertrude E.. Little flower-people. 
 
 808.1465 
 Hale, Lucretia Peabody, and B3mner, Edwin 
 Lassetter. An uncloseted skeleton. 
 
 823 . 6960 
 
 Hale, Susan, j'oinl aui/ior. See Hale, E: E. 
 
 Hal6vy, Ludovic. L' abb^ Constantin. Tr. 
 
 by E. H. Hazen. 823.3845 
 
 Same. Tr. by K. Sullivan. 823.4563 
 
 Same. in 823.6690 
 
 Half brothers, The. Dumas, A. D. 823 . 7085 
 
 Half hours with Irish authors. 823 . 1073 
 
 Half-hours with fotei^n novelists. 2 vols. 
 Zimmern, H.., and Zimmern, A. 
 
 ** 823.6613-14 
 Half -hours with great story tellers. 823.5478 
 
 Contents :—'Ba.Thst.ra., R: H. Grey Dolphin.— 
 Browne, C: F. [Artemus IVard.] Moses, the sassy.— 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Half-hours with great story tellers. Contin. 
 Contents. Contin. 
 Mr. Columbus Coriander's gorilla. — Clark, C: H. 
 \^Max Adeler.] The fate of young Chubb. — Dickens, 
 C: J: H. Boots at the Holly-tree inn.— Oxenford, 
 J: The enthusiast in anatomy. — Macdonald, G: 
 "The light princess."— Lover, S: Legend of the lit- 
 tle weaver. 
 Half-way: an Anglo-French romance. 
 
 i« 823.5065 
 Haliburton, T: Chandler. [Sam Slick.] The 
 attach^; or, Sam Slick in England. 
 
 823.687 
 
 The clockmaker: sayings and doings of 
 
 Samuel Slick of Slickville. Illus. by F. 
 O. C. Darley. 823.688 
 
 The letter-bag of the Great Western. 
 
 823.689 
 
 The season-ticket. 823 . 690 
 
 Hall, Mrs. A.. Maria (Fielding). The last in 
 
 the lease. 20 pp. ( IVith Fortunes of the 
 Colville family. By F. E: Smedley.) 
 
 p. 252, /« 823.1443 
 
 Sketches of Irish character. 823.691 
 
 Hall, Capt. C: W. Adrift in the ice-fields. 
 
 808.1321 
 
 Drifting round the world: a boy's ad- 
 ventures by land and sea. 808. 1869 
 
 Hall, James. Legends of the west: sketches 
 illustrative of the . . . habits of the pio- 
 neers of the West. 823.6316 
 
 Hall, Mrs. S. C. See Hall, Mrs. A.. M. (F.) 
 
 Hall in the grove, The. Alden, Mrs. I.. 
 (McD.) 808.1512 
 
 Hall of Hellingsley. 3 vols. Brydges, Sir 
 S: E. 823.146-8 
 
 Hall porter. The. 31 pp. Lover, S: 
 
 in 823.6692 
 
 Halpine, C: Graham. [Miles O'Reilly.] 
 Life and adventures, songs, services, and 
 speeches of private Miles O'Reilly. 
 
 823 . 7083 
 
 Halsey, Calista. Two of us. 823.692 
 
 Halstead, Ada L. The death trust. 
 
 823.6502 
 Halstead, Leonora B. [Barbara Elbon.] 
 
 Bethesda. 823 . 4726 
 
 Halves. Payn, J. 823.6067 
 
 Hamerling, Robert. Aspasia: a romance of 
 
 art and love in ancient Hellas. Tr. by M.. 
 
 J. Saffbrd. 2 vols. 823.4312-13 
 
 Haraerton, Philip Gilbert. [Adolphus Se- 
 
 grave.] Her picture. 823.7047 
 Marmorne. 823.2001 
 
 Wenderholme: a story of Lancashire 
 
 and Yorkshire. 823 . 693 
 
 Hamilton, Alice King. Mildred's cadet. An 
 idyl of West Point. 823.1860 
 
 One of the Duanes. 823.4887 
 
 Hamilton, Mrs. Celia V. (Dakin). Crown 
 
 from the spear. 823 . 6099 
 
 Hamilton, Gail, pseud. See Dodge, M.. A. 
 Hamilton of Bothwelhaugh. 62 pp. Her- 
 bert, H: W. p. 247, in 823.4253 
 Hamley, C: The light on the hearth. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 5.) 
 
 in 823.7489 
 
 Wassail. {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d 
 
 ser., V. 6.) in 823.7490 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 113 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Hamley, Lieut.-Gen. Sir E: Bruce. Lady 
 Lee's widowhood. (From Blackwood's 
 mag.) 823.6072 
 
 Lazaro's legacy: a tale of the siege of 
 
 Gibraltar. 64 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood, V. 2.) ** in 823.6648 
 
 Legend of Gibraltar. 67 pp. (/« Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. i.) in ** 823.6647 
 
 Hamlin, Mrs. Marie Caroline Watson. Le- 
 gends of le Detroit. Illus. 823.4756 
 
 Hammer, The. Church, A. J:, and Seeley, R. 
 
 823.6940 
 
 Hammer and anvil. Benedict, F. L. 823.69 
 
 Hammer and anvil. Spielhagen, F. 823.6821 
 
 Hammersmith: his Harvard days. Severance, 
 M: S. 823 . 1415 
 
 Hammond, Mrs. — . [Z,.. Capsadell.'\ A wait- 
 ing heart. 823.4810 
 
 Hammond, W: Alexander. Lai. 823.4781 
 
 Same. 823.7017 
 
 Mr. Oldmixon. 823.4857 
 
 Hampden, J: (1597-1643.) 
 
 Butterworth, H. (/« Aw Zigzag journeys 
 
 in the British Isles.) 808. 1807" 
 
 Note.— Vox his life, see Disraeli, I: Elliot, 
 Hampden and Pym. 1832. 920.368.— Forster, J. 
 Statesmen of the Commonwealth of England. 1846. 
 p. 241, i« 923. 81. — Grenville, G. N. T. Memorials 
 of Hampden. 1874. 920.193.— Hallam, H: Con- 
 stitutional history of England. 1876. p. 249, m 942. 
 128.— Macaulay, T: B. Essays, v. 2. p. 427, in 
 824.134. 
 Hampdens, The. Martineau, H. 823.7400 
 Hancock, Sallie J. Etna Vandemir: a ro- 
 mance of Kentucky, and "the great up- 
 
 rising. ' 
 Hand and glove. 
 
 Same, 
 Hand and ring. 
 
 Edwards, A. B. 
 Rohlfs, Mrs. A. 
 
 823.1877 
 in 823 . 2522 
 
 823.4385 
 K.. (G.) 
 823.4696 
 823.698 
 
 Hand of Ethelberta. Hardy, T: 
 
 Handel, Georg Friedrich. (1684-1759.) 
 
 Barnard, C: Handel and Haydn. ( The 
 
 tone masters, v. 2.) 808. 1619 
 The composer's diflBculty. (Handel and 
 
 his opera Messiah.) 7 pp. [/« Robert 
 . . . and other stories.] 
 
 p. 147, in 823.5811 
 Handy Andy. Lover, S: 823 . 1014 
 
 Hannah. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 823.328 
 Hannah Thurston. Taylor, B. 
 Hans Brinker. Dodge, Mrs. M.. E. 
 
 Hugo, V. M. 
 
 823.1544 
 . (M.) 
 808.1417 
 823.6159 
 
 Hans of Iceland. 
 
 Hanson, C: H: Old Greek stories simply 
 told. The siege of Troy and The wander- 
 ings of Ulysses. 808. 1492 
 
 Same. 808.1573 
 
 The wanderings of .(Eneas, and the 
 
 founding of Rome. 808 . 1494 
 
 Happiness of being rich, The. Conscience, 
 H. 823.5704 
 
 Happy boy. The. Bjomson, B. in 823.4218 
 Happy Dodd. Cooke, Mrs. R. (T.) 823.5635 
 Happy man, The. 70 pp. Lover, S: 
 
 in 823.6692 
 Happy prince, and other tales. Wilde, 6. 
 O'F. F. W. 808.1643 
 
 Happy-Thought Hall. Bumand, F. C. 
 
 823.153 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Harben, Will N. White Marie: a story of 
 Georgian plantation life. 823.7258 
 
 Hard cash. Reade, C: 823.1290 
 
 Hard times. Dickens, C: J: H. ?» 823.414 
 Same. 823 . 4750; in 823 . 5304; in 823 . 5336 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.411-12 
 
 Harder, Ludwig. A family feud. Tr. by 
 Mrs. A. L. Wister. 823.6802 
 
 Harding, Victor Eugenio, and Braga, Teofilo. 
 Twelve Portuguese legends. 12 pp. Tr. 
 by Mrs. F.. C. Henderson. (Henderson, 
 Mrs. F.. C. Dunderviksborg . . . ) 1881. 
 
 „ ^ ^ . P- 305, «■« 823.6534 
 
 Hardman, F: Major Moss: a campaigning 
 reminiscence. 56 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood, v. 11.) in ** 823.6657 
 
 My English acquaintance. 69 pp. {In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 7.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6653 
 
 My friend the Dutchman. 63 pp. (in 
 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 6.) 
 
 in ** 823.6652 
 
 The smuggler's leap: a passage in the 
 
 Pyrenees. 19 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood, v. 10.) in ** 823.6656 
 
 Hardy, Arthur Sherburne. But yet a woman. 
 
 823.4496 
 
 Same. 823.4618 
 
 Passe Rose. 823.5452 
 
 Hardy, T: Desperate remedies. 823.696 
 
 Far from the madding crowd. 823 . 697 
 
 Same. 823.5081; 823.5386 
 
 The hand of Ethelberta: a comedy in 
 
 chapters. 823.698 
 
 A Laodicean; or, the castle of the De 
 
 Stancy's: a tale of to-day. 823.3596 
 
 Mayor of Casterbridge. z« 823.4984 
 
 Same. in 823.5105 
 
 A mere interlude. 30 pp. ( With Mrs. 
 
 Smith of Longmains. By R. Broughton.) 
 
 in 823.5046 
 
 A pair of blue eyes. 823 . 699 
 
 Same. in 823.4991 
 
 The return of the native. 823 . 700 
 
 Romantic adventures of a milkmaid. 
 
 in 823.4999 
 
 Trumpet-major. 823.4041 
 
 Same. «« 823.5135; in 823.5136 
 
 Two on a tower. 823.3747 
 
 Under the greenwood tree: a rural 
 
 painting of the Dutch school . 823 . 701 
 
 Wessex tales: strange, lively, and com- 
 monplace. 823.6190 
 
 The woodlanders. in 823.5136 
 
 Same. in 823.5186 
 
 Hardy Norseman, A. Bayly, A. E. 823.6565 
 Harkut, Frank, ed. The conspirator: a ro- 
 mance of real life, by Count Paul P . 2 
 
 vols. 823.7327-8 
 
 Harland, H: {Sidney Luska.'] As it was 
 written: a Jewish musician's story. 
 
 823.4914 
 
 The yoke of the Thorah. 823.5198 
 
 Harland, Marion, pseud. See Terhune, Mrs. 
 
 M.. V. (H.) 
 Harley, Dr. — . The young Crusoe; or, the 
 adventures of a shipwrecked boy: a story 
 for boys. 808.375 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 114 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English. Fiction. Contin. 
 Harold. Lytton, E: G: E- L. Bulwer- 
 
 823.6000 
 Harper establishment, The. Abbott, J. 
 
 808.583 
 Harper's story books. 12 vols. Abbott, J. 
 
 808.580-91 
 Harpe's Head. Hall, J. in 823 . 5634 
 
 Harrington, G: F., pseud. See Baker, Rev. 
 
 W:M. 
 Harrington. Edgeworth, M. ** 823.4658 
 Same. 823 . 7438 
 
 Harris, Joel Chandler. \Uncle Remus.'] 
 Daddy Jake, the runaway, and short stories 
 told after dark. * 808.1808 
 
 Free Joe, and other Georgian sketches. 
 
 823.5255 
 Harris, Mrs. Miriam (Coles). Frank War- 
 rington. 823.703 
 
 Louie's last term at St. Mary's. 823 . 704 
 
 A perfect Adonis. 823 . 705 
 
 Phoebe. 823.4753 
 
 Richard Vandermarck: a novel. 
 
 823 . 706 
 
 Rutledge. 823.707 
 
 St. Philip's. 823.708 
 
 The Sutherlands. 823 . 709 
 
 Harrison, Mrs. Burton. See Harrison, Mrs. 
 
 C. (C.) 
 
 Harrison, Mrs. Constance (Cary). Bar Har- 
 bor days. 823.5256 
 
 Bric-a-brac stories. Illus. by W. Crane. 
 
 808.1685 
 
 The old-fashioned fairy book. 808. 1365 
 
 Harrison, Jennie. Whose fault? 823.7381 
 Harrison, Mrs. Rose G. (Kingsley). \_Lucas 
 
 Malet.] Colonel Enderby's wife. 
 
 823.4830 
 
 Same. in 823.4973 
 
 A counsel of perfection. 823 . 5404 
 
 Mrs. Lorimer: a study in black and 
 
 white. 823 . 7268 
 
 Harrison, Lewis. A strange infatuation. 
 
 823.7077 
 Harry Bolton's curacy. 48 pp. (/« Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 9.) in ** 823.6655 
 
 Harry Coverdale's courtship and marriage. 
 
 Smedley, F. E: 823.1445 
 
 Harry Harson. Irving, J: T. 823.4026 
 
 Harry Heathcote of Gangoil. Trollope, A. 
 
 823.5889 
 Harry Lorrequer. Lever, C: J. 823.981 
 
 Same. ** 823.6221 
 
 Harry Marline, The adventures of. Porter, 
 
 D: D. 823.6142 
 
 Harry Muir. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 in 823.5108 
 Harry Ogilvie. Grant, J. 823.630 
 
 Harry Racket Scapegrace, Fortunes . . .of. 
 
 Smedley. F. E: 823.6387 
 
 Harry Ricnmond, Adventures of. Meredith, 
 
 G: 823.5275 
 
 ViaxshsL, Judge — . Ploughed under: the story 
 
 of an Indian chief, told by himself; with 
 
 an introduction by Inshta Theamba (Bright 
 
 Eyes). 823.4158 
 
 Hart, Col. Joseph C. Miriam Coffin; or, the 
 
 whale-fishermen. 2 vols, (in i), 823.6110 
 
 Same. 823.6210 
 
 Xlngrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Harte, Bret. See Harte, F. B. 
 Harte, Francis Bret. The argonauts of North 
 Liberty. 823.5286 
 
 By shore and sedge. 823 . 4876 
 
 Contents: — An apostle of the tules. — Sarah 
 
 Walker.— A ship of '49. 
 
 Condensed novels. 823.711 
 
 The crusade of the Excelsior. 
 
 823.5284 
 
 Devil's Ford. ( With his A millionaire of 
 
 Rough-and-Ready.) in 823.5152 
 
 A drift from Redwood camp. ( With 
 
 his A Phyllis of the Sierras.) in 823.5281 
 
 Drift from two shores. 823.5285 
 
 Flip, and, Found at Blazing Star. 
 
 823.4492 
 
 Found at Blazing Star. ( With his Flip.) 
 
 in 823.4492 
 
 Gabriel Couroy. 823.712 
 
 Same. 823.6216 
 
 The heritage of Dedlow Marsh and other 
 
 tales. 823.6911 
 
 Contents; — The heritage of Dedlow Marsh. — A 
 knight-errant of the foot-hills. — A secret of Tele- 
 graph hill. — Captain Jim's friend. 
 
 In the Carquinez woods. 823.4623 
 
 The Luck of Roaring camp. 14 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 46, in 829.127 
 
 Same, and other sketches. 823.713 
 
 Same, and other stories, including 
 
 earlier papers, Spanish and American le- 
 gends. Tales of the Argonauts, etc. 
 
 823.4322 
 
 Many a. 823.5282 
 
 A millionaire of Rough-and-Ready, and 
 
 Devil's Ford. 823.5152 
 
 Mrs. Skaggs's husbands, and other 
 
 sketches. 823 .717 
 
 On the frontier. 823 . 4792 
 
 The outcasts of Poker Flat. 16 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. i.) 
 
 p. 85, in 829.124 
 
 A Phyllis of the Sierras, and, A drift 
 
 from Redwood camp. 823 .5281 
 
 A Sappho of Green Springs. {Lipp. 
 
 mag.. May, 1890.) 823.6394 
 
 Snow-bound at Eagle's. 823 . 5280 
 
 The story of a mine. 823.2041 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts, and other 
 
 sketches. 823 .714 
 
 — Thankful Blossom: a 
 Jerseys. 1779. 
 
 — The twins of Table 
 other stories. 
 
 — A waif of the plains. 
 
 romance of the 
 823 . 2042 
 Mountain, and 
 
 823.715 
 823.6999 
 
 A ward of the Golden Gate. 823 . 7382 
 
 Hartley, Mrs. May (LafFan), now MacNabb, 
 
 Mrs. M. (L.) 
 Hartner, Eva. Severa. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. 
 
 Wister. 
 Hartwell farm, The. 
 
 Comins, L. B. 
 
 823.4271 
 
 823.2359 
 823.939 
 [Alfred 
 
 Harveys, The. Kingsley, H: 
 Hasselt, Andr^-Henri-Constant van. 
 d'Aveline.] Menshikoff; or, the peasant 
 
 823.7172 
 
 Molesworth, Mrs M.. L-. (S.) 
 
 823.1164 
 
 pnnce. 
 Hathercourt. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 115 
 
 ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 !Eng^lisIi Fiction. Contin. 
 Hatton, Joseph. Not in society, and other 
 tales. 823.718 
 
 Queen of Bohemia. 823.719 
 
 The Tallants of Barton: a tale of for- 
 tune and finance. 823.720 
 
 Hauff, Wilhelm. Arabian days' entertain- 
 ments. Tr. by H. P. Curtis. 823 . 4327 
 
 Longnose the dwarf (and other fairy 
 
 tales). 808.1237 
 
 Issued also as I<ittle Mook, and other fairy tales. 
 
 Haunted and the haunters. Lytton, E: G: E. 
 L- Bulwer- p. 379, in 823.1045 
 
 Haunted Enghenio, The. 17 pp. (/» Tales 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 11.) 
 
 in 823.7495 
 
 Haunted homestead, and other novelettes. 
 Southworth, j?)/rj-. E. D. E. (N.) 823.1493 
 
 Haunted life, A. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (Iv.) 
 
 in 823.5019 
 
 Haunted life, A. Grant, J. in 823 . 4794 
 
 Hauntings. Paget, V. 823.7021 
 
 Hausrath, Adolf. [C- Taylor.'] Klytia: a 
 story of Heidelberg Castle. Tr. by S. F. 
 Corkran . in 823 . 4973 
 
 Hawaiian islands. 
 
 Jarves, J. J. Kiana: a tradition of Ha- 
 waii. 823.1903 
 
 Kalakaua, D:, King. Legends and 
 
 myths of Hawaii. 1888. 291.87 
 
 Newell, C: M. Kalani of Oahu: an his- 
 torical romance of Hawaii. 823.6132 
 
 Note.— See Coa.n,T. Life in Hawaii: an autobio- 
 graphic sketch . . . (1835-1881.) 1882. 922.335. 
 — Cummiiig:, Miss C. F. Gordon- Fire-fountains: 
 kingdom of Hawaii, volcanoes, etc. 2 vols. 1883. 
 919. 110-20. — Gra,xi.t, Mrs. M. F. Scenes in Hawaii; 
 or, life in the Sandwich islands. 1888. 919.122. 
 
 See also "Sdi.nd.vnch islands" in Catalogues of this 
 Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 201. No. 4, 1884, p. 257. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 168. No. 5, 1888, p. 195. (Hawaiian 
 islands.) 
 See a/io Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 574-7, 1149- 
 50, j«**5o.i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 
 198, 385, in** 50.1^. 
 
 See also Inae-x. to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350 •5496'-*. 
 
 See also Index to Appleton's Amer. cyclopaedia. 
 1867-1887. p. 59, in ** 31 .36". 
 Hawkesworth, J: Almoran and Hamet: an 
 oriental tale. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), 
 ed. The British novelists, v. 26. ) 
 
 p. 135, in 823.2087 
 Haworth's. Burnett, 3frs. F.. H. 823.158 
 Hawthorne, Julian Crowinshield. An Ameri- 
 can penman; from the diary of Inspector 
 Byrnes. 823.5444 
 
 Another's crime; from the diary of 
 
 Inspector Byrnes. 823.5752 
 
 Archibald Malmaison. 823.5684 
 
 Beatrix' Randolph. 823.4744 
 
 Bressant: a novel. 823.722 
 
 Calbot's rival. ( With his Constance.) 
 
 in 823.5507 
 
 Constance, and Calbot's rival: tales. 
 
 823.5507 
 
 Countess Almara's murder. {With his 
 
 The trial of Gideon.) in 823 . 5683 
 
 A dream and a forgetting. 823 . 5443 
 
 Dust. 823.4742 
 
 Fortune's fool. 823.4699 
 
 Garth: a novel. 823.5868 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Hawthorne, Julian Crowinshield. Contin. 
 
 The great bank robbery; from the diary 
 
 of Inspector Byrnes. 823 . 5446 
 
 Idolatry: a romance. 823.724 
 
 John Parmelee's curse. 823.6787 
 
 Kildhurm's oak. {Also) A strange 
 
 friend. 823.7383 
 
 Mrs. Gainsborough's diamonds. 
 
 823.5685 
 
 The professor's sister. 823.5689 
 
 Sebastian Strome. 823.6390 
 
 Section 558; or, the fatal letter; from 
 
 the diary of Inspector Byrnes. 823 . 5269 
 
 Sinfire. {Also) Douglas Duane. By 
 
 Edgar Fawcett. 823 .5571 
 
 A strange friend. ( With his Kildhurm's 
 
 oak.) p. 138, «■« 823.7383 
 
 A tragic mystery; from the diary of 
 
 Inspector Byrnes. 823.5400 
 
 The trial of Gideon, and. Countess Al- 
 mara's murder. 823 . 5683 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel. (1804-1864.) The 
 birthmark. 24 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. 
 Little classics, v. 8.) p. 207, in 829. 131 
 
 The Blithedale romance. ( With his 
 
 The scarlet letter.) in 823.733 
 
 David Swan: a fantasy. 8 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 99, in 829.127 
 
 Dr. Grimshawe's secret. Ed. with pre- 
 face and notes by Julian Hawthorne. 
 
 823.4551 
 
 The Dolhver romance, and other pieces. 
 
 in 823.727 
 
 Same. 823.4083 
 
 Ethan Brand. 23 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. 
 
 Little classics, v. i.) p. 7, in 829. 124 
 
 Fanshawe, The Dolliver romance, and 
 
 other pieces. 2 vols, (in i). 823.727 
 
 Grandfather's chair. ( With his A won- 
 der-book. ) in 808 . 548 
 
 The house of seven gables. 823 . 728 
 
 Same, and The snow image, and other 
 
 twice-told tales. 823.5878 
 
 The marble faun; or, the romance of 
 
 Monte Beni. 2 vols. 823.4362-3 
 
 Same. 823.6553-4 
 
 Issued also as Transformation; or, the romance of 
 Monte Beni. 
 
 Mosses from an old manse. 2 vols. 
 
 (in i). 823.730 
 
 Our old home, and Septimius Felton. 
 
 2 vols, (in i). 823.731 
 
 Peter Goldthwaite's treasure. 21 pp. 
 
 (/« Famous stories. By De Quincey and 
 others.) p. 64, in 823.1778 
 
 The scarlet letter. 823.7509 
 
 Same, and The Blithedale romance. 
 
 823.733 
 
 Septimius Felton; or, the elixir of life. 
 
 «■» 823.731 
 
 Same. 823.5166 
 
 The snow image, and other twice-told 
 
 tales. 823.734 
 
 Same. z« 823.5878 
 
 Tanglewood tales for girls and boys: be- 
 ing a second wonder-book . 808 . 549 
 
 Same. in 808.1890 
 
ENGWSH FICTION 
 
 116 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 (John- 
 
 Eng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Contin. 
 
 The threefold destiny, ii pp. 
 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 12.) 
 
 p. 204, in 829.135 
 
 Twice-told tales. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.5561 
 Same. (Works, v 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 — A wonder-book, 
 chair. 2 vols, (in i). 
 Same, Tanglewood 
 
 I.) 
 
 823.6195 
 823.735-6 
 Grandfather's 
 808.548 
 tales, and Grand- 
 
 and 
 
 father's chair. 808.1890 
 
 Note.—VoT his life and writings, see Fields, J. T. 
 Hawthorne. 28 pp. (In his Yesterdays with au- 
 thors.) 1876. p. 39, in 928.76.— Forgues, P. E. D. 
 Pontes et romanciers am^ricains. N. Hawthorne. 
 29 pp. {Rev. d. d. Mondes, 1852, n. p6r., v. 14.) p. 
 337, in ** 54.187. — Harris, A. B. N.Hawthorne. 20 
 pp. (/ra A<r Amer. authors for young folks.) 1887. 
 p. 87, in 820.157. — ^HaMrtliorne, J. Nathaniel Haw- 
 thorne and his wife. 2 vols. 1889. 928.714-15. — 
 Hodgkins, I,. M. Hawthorne. 5 pp. {In her A 
 
 fuide to the study of 19th cent, authors.) p. 15, in 
 820.155. — Hutton, R: H. Nathaniel Hawthorne. 
 59 pp. (/» Aw Essays in lit. crit.) p. 98, i» 824.143. 
 —James, 13.:, Jr. Hawthorne. {Eng. men of letters 
 ser.) 1880. 928.419.— Lathirop, G: P. Biog. sketch 
 of Hawthorne. 7opp. p. 439, »» 824. 414.— Longfel- 
 low, H: W. (Review of) Twice-told tales. 7 pp. 
 {Prose Works, v. i.) p. 560, in 820.103. — Montegut, 
 E. Un romancier pessimiste en Am^rique. 36 pp. 
 {Rev. d.d. Mondes, i860, 2e p6r., v. 28.) p. 668, z« 
 **54.233. — Nichol, J: Nathaniel Hawthorne. 31 
 pp. (/» Aw Amer. lit. 1620-1880.) p. 322, in 820.160. 
 — Pee, E. A. Hawthorne. 13 pp. {IVorks, v. 3.) 
 p. 188, in 829.503.— Stedman, E. C. Hawthorne 
 and other poems. 1877. 821 .632.— Stephen, I,. N. 
 Hawthorne. 34 pp. (In his Hours in a library, v. 
 I.) p. 204, in 824 .86.— Whipple, E. P. N. Haw- 
 thorne. 25 pp. (/n Aw Character and characteristic 
 men.) p. 218, in 824.195. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 575-76, in ** 
 50.1;— 5a»i*. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 198, in ** 
 50.1=. 
 
 Hay, Elzey, pseud. See Andrews, F. 
 
 Hay, J: (?) The bread-winners: a social 
 study. (Anon.) 823.4692 
 
 Hay, M.. Cecil. The Arundel motto. 
 
 823.5080 
 
 Same. (Also) Back to the old home. 
 
 91pp. 823.2790 
 
 Back to the old home, in 823.2790 
 
 Same. t« 823.4986; in 823.5021 
 
 Brenda Yorke. ( With her For her dear 
 
 sake.) in 823.2472 
 
 Sam,e, and Upon the waters. 
 
 in 823.4998 
 
 A dark inheritance. 99 pp. in 823.6694 
 
 Dorothy's venture. in 823.5063 
 
 Same. (Also) Victor and vanquished. 
 
 823.3146 
 
 For her dear sake. in 823.5057 
 
 Same. {Also) Brenda Yorke. 98 pp. 
 
 823.2472 
 
 Hidden perils. (^Also) Old Myddelton's 
 
 money. 823.3093 
 
 Lester's secret. /« 823.4973 
 
 Missing. 823.4361 
 
 My first oflFer and other stories. ( With 
 
 A^r The squire's legacy.) in 823.3394 
 
 Nora's love test. 823 . 2978 
 
 Old Myddelton's money. in 823.3093 
 
 Same. 823.5077 
 
 The squire's legacy. in 823.5128 
 
 Same. (Also) My first offer, and other 
 
 stories. 823.3394 
 
 !Eiig^Iisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Hay, M.. Cecil. Contin. 
 
 Upon the waters. ( With her Brenda 
 
 Yorke. ) in 823 . 4998 
 
 Victor and vanquished. in 823 . 4998 
 
 Same. 823.5079 
 
 A wicked girl. 823.5078 
 
 Hayden, Mrs. Sumner. Little Goldie: a 
 
 story of woman's love. i« 823.5101 
 
 Haydn, Franz Joseph. (1732-1809.) 
 
 Barnard, C. Handel and Haydn. ( The 
 
 tone m,asters, v. 2.) /» 808.1619 
 
 Haydn's first lesson in music and love. 
 
 (/« Robert . . . and other stories. ) 
 
 p. 196, in 823.5811 
 
 Haydn's struggle and triumph. {In 
 
 Robert . . . and other stories.) 
 
 p. 196, in 823.5811 
 
 Hayes, A: Allen. The Denver express. 37 
 pp. {In Stories by Amer. authors, v. 6.) 
 p. 131, «■« 823.4707 
 
 Hayes, H:, pseud. See Kirk, Mrs. E. W. 
 (O.) 
 
 Hayes, I: Israel. Cast away in the cold: an 
 old man's story of a youn^ man's adven- 
 tures, as related by Captain John Hardy, 
 mariner. 808 . 367 
 
 Hays, Mrs. H.. Adventures of Prince Lazy- 
 bones, and other stories. 808.1355 
 
 Hays, Mrs. W. J. See Hays, Mrs. H.. 
 
 Hazard, D6sird, pseud. See Feuillet, O. 
 
 Hazard of new fortunes. 2 vols. Howells, 
 W:D. 823.7018-19 
 
 Hazel Kirke. Walsh, M. 823.4843 
 
 Same. i« 823.5115 
 
 He. 69 pp. Lang, A., a«rf Latimer, D. 
 
 823.5076 
 
 He fell in love with his wife. Roe, E: P. 
 
 823.5540 
 
 He knew he was right. TroUope, A. 823 . 161 1 
 
 He that will not when he may. Oliphant, 
 Mrs. M. O. (W.) 823.2701 
 
 He would be a gentleman. Lover, S: 
 
 823.1784 
 
 Head of Medusa. Fletcher, J. C. 823.2324 
 
 Head of the family. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823.329 
 
 Headley, Phineas Camp. Fighting Phil: the 
 life and military career of Philip Henry 
 Sheridan, general of the army of the United 
 States. ( Young folks' heroes of the rebel- 
 lion.) 808.1600 
 
 Headsman, The. Cooper, J. F. 823 . 294 
 
 Same. «'« 823.7458 
 
 Headsman, The: a tale of doom. 83 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 3. ) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6649 
 
 Healy, M.. See Bigot, Mrs. M.. (H.) 
 
 Healy. Fothergill, J. 823.4911 
 
 Heaps of money. Norris, W: E: 823.4464 
 
 Hearn, Lafcadio. Chita: a memory of Last 
 Island. 823.7141 
 
 Stray leaves from strange literature: 
 
 stories, reconstructed from the Anvari-So- 
 heili, Baitdl Pachisi, Mahabharata, Pantch- 
 atantra, Gulistan, Talmud, Kalewala, etc. 
 
 823.4791 
 
 Youma: the story of a West-Indian 
 
 slave. 823.6354 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 117 
 
 ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Heart. 8i pp. Tupper, M. P. 
 
 p. 105, 2« 823.6090 
 Heart of it, The. Stoddard, W: O. 823.2035 
 Heart of Mid-L,othian. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 823 . 1400 
 Same. p. 287, in ** 823 . 6025 
 
 Heart of steel. Tieman, Mrs. F.. C. (F.) 
 
 823.4475 
 
 22 pp. Champney, Mrs. 
 
 p. 94, i« 823.4707 
 
 Tieman, Mrs. F.. C. (F.) 
 
 823.5896 
 
 3 vols. Ellis, Mrs. S.. 
 
 823.530-2 
 
 Heartbreak cameo. 
 
 E.. (W.) 
 Hearts and hands. 
 
 Hearts and homes. 
 
 (S.) 
 
 queen, knave and deuce. 
 
 Hearts: 
 
 D:C. 
 
 Same. 823 . 4949 
 
 Heartsease. Yonge, C. M.. 
 Heat. Abbott, J. 
 Hector, Mrs. Annie (French). 
 
 ander^ The admiral's ward. 
 
 Same. 
 
 At bay. 
 
 Same. 
 
 The Australian 
 
 Murray, 
 823.3712 
 
 ; in 823 . 5024 
 
 823.1767 
 
 808.716 
 
 [Mrs. Alex- 
 
 823.4569 
 «« 823. 5034 
 
 823.4839 
 
 823.4981; 823.4982 
 
 aunt. 50 pp. {With 
 
 her Forging the fetters.) in 823 . 6694 
 
 Beaton's bargain. 823.4978 
 
 Same. z« 823.4984; z'« 823.4996 
 
 Same. ?« 823.5056; ?'» 823.5422 
 
 By woman's wit. in 823.5017 
 
 The executor. 823.4621 
 
 Same. in 823.4977 
 
 — — Forging the fetters, and other stories. 
 
 823.6623 
 
 Same, and The Australian aunt. 50 pp. 
 
 in 823.6694 
 
 The Freres. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Her dearest foe. 
 
 Same. 
 
 The heritage of Langdale. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Look before you leap. 
 
 Sam.e. 
 
 Maid, wife, or widow? 
 
 Sam,e. 
 
 Mrs. Vereker's courier maid. 
 
 i7i 823.5089 
 
 Ralph Wilton's weird: a novel. 
 
 823.746 
 
 Same. 
 
 A second life. 
 
 Same. 
 
 To Paris for pleasure, 
 
 Twenty novelettes . . . ) 
 
 p. 225, z« 823.7183 
 
 Valerie's fate. in 823.5119 
 
 Which shall it be? 823.747 
 
 Same. in 823.5098 
 
 The wooing o't. 823.748 
 
 Same. z« 823.5070 
 
 Hector O'Halloran, The fortunes of. Max- 
 well, W:H. 823.1129 
 
 Hector Servadac. Verne, J. 823. 61 11 
 
 Hedged in. Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 823.1256 
 Hedri. Reeves, Mrs. H.. B. (M.) 823.7054 
 Heffernan, Michael, pseud. See Fergusqn, 
 SirS: 
 
 823.4574 
 
 823.4976 
 
 823.741 
 
 in 823.5107 
 
 823.742 
 
 823.4980 
 
 823.4469 
 
 in 823.5125 
 
 823.743 
 in 823.5128 
 
 in 823.5015 
 
 823.4909 
 
 823.4979 
 
 16 pp. {In 
 
 lEngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Heiberg, Thomasine Christine. [Carl Bern- 
 hard.'^ Aunt Francisca. 98 pp. (Bushby, 
 Mrs. — , tr. The Danes . . . v. 2.) 
 
 p. 49, z» 823.6445 
 
 The bankrupt. 32 pp. (Bushby, Mrs. 
 
 — , tr. The Danes . . . v. 3. ) 
 
 p. 197, in 823 . 6446 
 
 Cousin Carl. (Bushby, Mrs. — , tr. 
 
 The Danes ... v. i.) p. i, in 823.6444 
 
 Damon and Pythias. 42 pp. (Bushby, 
 
 Mrs. — , tr. The Danes . . . v. 2.) 
 
 p. 221, in 823.6445 
 Heidelberg. James, G: P. R. 823.862 
 
 Heidenmauer, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.295 
 
 Same. 823 . 7458 
 
 Heimburg, W., pseud. See Behrens, B. 
 Heir of Charlton. Fleming, Mrs. M. A. (E. ) 
 TT . r . 823.574 
 
 HeirofLinne. Buchanan, R. W. 
 
 in 823.6594 
 Heir of Redclyffe. Yonge, C. M.. 823.1768 
 Heir of the ages. Payn, J. 823 . 7060 
 
 Heiress, The. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 823.1967 
 Heiress of Bruges. Grattan, T: C. 823.78 
 Heiress of Kilorgan. Sadlier, Mrs. M.. A. 
 
 (M.) 823.1379 
 
 Heiress of Sweetwater. Randolph, J. T. 
 
 823.1283 
 Heldmann, Bernard. The mutiny on board 
 
 the Leander: a story of the sea. 808. 1637 
 Helen and Arthur. Hentz, Mrs. C. 
 
 L. (W.) 
 
 823.756 
 Terhune, 
 
 823.1554 
 Martin, 
 
 Helen Gardner's wedding-day. 
 
 Mrs. M.. V. (H.) 
 Helen of Glenross. 4 vols, (in 2). 
 
 H. ** 823.6763-4 
 
 Helen's babies. Habberton, J: 823.4533 
 
 Heliodonis. The Ethiopics; or, adventures 
 
 of Theagenes and Chariclea. {In Greek 
 
 romances . . . Tr. by Rev. R. Smith.) 
 
 p. I, ?■« 823.2134 
 
 Helm, Clementine. Child and woman. Tr. 
 
 byj. Z.Cocke. 823.6805 
 
 Holme, Mrs. E.. St. Clair of the isles; or, 
 
 the outlaws of Barra: a Scottish tradition. 
 
 823.6437 
 Heloise. Robinson, Mrs. T. H. L. (von J.) 
 
 823.1542 
 Helps, Sir Arthur. Casimir Maremma. 
 
 823.749 
 
 Same. 823.5459 
 
 Ivan de Biron; or, the Russian court in 
 
 the middle of last century. 823 . 750 
 
 Realmah. 823.4612 
 
 Hemlock swamp. The. Whittlesey, E. L. 
 
 823.4764 
 
 Henderson, Mrs. F.. C. Dunderviksborg and 
 
 other tales: forming an epitome of modem 
 
 European literature. 823.6534 
 
 Contents: — 
 Alarcon, P. A. de. Black eyes. Tr. from Spanish. 
 Celestin, F. Roza; play. Tr. from Slavonian. 
 Dequet, A. Theodore, conte de la vie litt6raire. 
 
 Tr. from French. 
 Eckstein, E. Cards for four. Tr. from German. 
 Harding, V. E., and Braga, T. Twelve Portuguese 
 
 legends. 
 Henderson, Mrs. F.. C. Priscilla Baker, the freed- 
 
 woman. 
 Karpinsky, F. Taxes; com. Tr. from Polish. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 118 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Henderson, Mrs. P.. C. Dunderviksborg and 
 
 other tales: forming an epitome of modem 
 
 European literature. Contin. 
 Contents. Contin. 
 
 Kisfaludy, K. Three at once; farce. Tr. from 
 Hungarian. 
 
 Kr3rpow, Dr. — . Leka; or, reminiscences of a phy- 
 sician. Tr. from Serbian. 
 
 Milan, N. Amanda; farce. Tr. from Croatian. 
 
 Palarik, J. Friendship at the harvest-feast; farce. 
 Tr. from Slovack. 
 
 Pfleger, G. Revenge. Tr. from the Bohemian. 
 
 Pushkin, A. G. The snow-storm. Tr. from Rus- 
 sian. 
 
 Rask, C. E. The storm-bride. Tr. from Danish. 
 
 Straparola de Cararaggio, G. F. Salardo. Tr. from 
 Italian. 
 
 Stroobant, TS,. Rue des Pierres, No. 60. A Flemish 
 play with a French name. Tr. from Flemish. 
 
 Van Doosselaeve, T. S. No happiness without vir- 
 tue; drama. Tr. from the Dutch. 
 
 Zedritz, K: E: The double wedding at Dunderviks- 
 borg. Tr. from Swedish. 
 
 2d ed., containing two additional stories, is issued as 
 An epitome of modern European literature. 
 
 Henderson, I: Agatha Page: a parable. 
 
 823.5750 
 
 The prelate. 823.6618 
 
 Henrietta Temple. Disraeli, B: 823.461 
 
 Same. in 823 . 3002 
 
 Henry VIII. Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) Henry 
 
 the Eighth and his court. 823.5886 
 
 &tf afoo England. Tudor period. 
 Henry, Edgar, ed. "89: edited from the 
 
 original manuscript. 823 . 5441 
 
 Henry Esmond. Thackeray, W: M. 823.1575 
 
 Same. 823.2242; 823.5008 
 
 Henry Masterton. James, G: P. R. 823.864 
 Henry of Guise. James, G: P. R. 823.863 
 Henry Powers (banker). Kimball, R: B. 
 
 823.4097 
 Henry St. John, Gentleman. Cooke, J: E. 
 
 823.2017 
 Henry Smeaton. James, G: P. R. «« 823.6247 
 Henry the Eighth, and his court. Mundt, 
 
 Mrs. C. (M.) 823.5886 
 
 Henty, G: Alfred. Bonnie Prince Charlie: a 
 
 tale of Fontenoy and Culloden. 808. 1443 
 
 The boy knight, who won his spurs 
 
 fighting with King Richard of England: a 
 tale of the Crusades . 808 . 1491 
 
 The bravest of the brave; or, with Peter- 
 borough in Spain. 808 . 1473 
 
 By pike and dyke: a tale of the rise of 
 
 the Dutch republic. 808 . 1588 
 
 By sheer pluck: a tale of the Ashanti 
 
 war. 808.1486 
 
 Captain Bayley's heir: a tale of the gold 
 
 fields of California. 808 . 1475 
 
 The cat of Bubastes: a tale of ancient 
 
 Egypt. 808.1605 
 
 The Comet of Horse: a tale of Marl- 
 borough's wars. 808. 1574 
 
 The curse of Came's Hold: a tale of ad- 
 venture. 823 . 7048 
 
 The dragon and the raven; or, the days 
 
 of King Alfred. 808 . 1480 
 
 Pacing death; or, the hero of the 
 
 Vaughan pit: a tale of the coal mines. 
 
 808.1482 
 
 A final reckoning: a tale of bush life in 
 
 Australia. 808.1476 
 
 ■ For name and fame; or, through Af- 
 ghan passes. 808.1472 
 
 Ciig'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Henty, G: Alfred. Contin. 
 
 For the temple: a tale of the fall of Je- 
 rusalem. 808.1439 
 
 Friends, though divided: a tale of the 
 
 civil war. 808.1575 
 
 In freedom's cause: a story of Wallace 
 
 and Bruce. 808 . 1478 
 
 In the reign of terror: the adventures of 
 
 a Westminster boy. 808 . 1435 
 
 In times of peril: a tale of India. 
 
 808.1481 
 Jack Archer: a tale of the Crimea. 
 
 808.1532 
 
 The lion of St. Mark: a tale of Venice. 
 
 808.1458 
 
 One of the 28th: a tale of Waterloo. 
 
 808.1668 
 
 Orange and green: a tale of the Boyne 
 
 and Limerick. 808 . 1457 
 
 Out on the pampas; or, the young set- 
 tlers. 808.1611 
 
 St. George for England: a tale of Cressy 
 
 and Poitiers. 808 . 1479 
 
 A shark's fin. 9 pp. {In Twenty novel- 
 ettes . . . ) p. 173, in 823.7183 
 
 Tales of daring and danger. 808 . 1669 
 
 Through the fray: a tale of the Luddite 
 
 riots. 808 . 1484 
 
 Same. 808.1612 
 
 True to the old flag: a tale of the 
 
 American war of independence. 808. 1434 
 
 Under Drake's flag: a tale of the Span- 
 ish main. 808.1487 
 
 With Clive in India; or, the beginnings 
 
 of an empire. 808.1474 
 
 With Lee in Virginia: a story of the 
 
 American civil war. 808 . 1670 
 
 With Wolfe in Canada; or, the winning 
 
 of a continent. 808.1477 
 
 The young buglers: a tale of the Pe- 
 ninsular war. 808 . 147 1 
 
 The young Carthaginian: a story of the 
 
 times of Hannibal. 808.1436 
 
 , joint author. See Forbes, A. 
 
 Hentz, Mrs. Caroline Lee (Whiting). Aunt 
 Patty's scrap-bag. 823.751 
 
 The banished son, and other stories of 
 
 the heart. 823 . 752 
 
 Courtship and marriage; or, the joys and 
 
 sorrows of American life. 823 . 753 
 
 Eoline; or, Magnolia vale; or, the heir- 
 ess of Glenmore. 823 . 754 
 
 Ernest Linwood; or, the inner life of 
 
 the author. 823 . 755 
 
 Helen and Arthur; or, Miss Thusa's 
 
 spinning-wheel. 823 . 756 
 
 Linda; or, the young pilot of the Belle 
 
 Creole. 823 . 757 
 
 The lost daughter, and other stories of 
 
 the heart. 823 . 758 
 
 Love after marriage, and other stories of 
 
 the heart. 823 . 759 
 
 Issued also as Victim of excitement. 
 
 Marcus Warland; or, the Long Moss 
 
 Spring. 823 . 760 
 
 The planter's northern bride; or, scenes 
 
 in Mrs. Hentz's childhood. 823.761 
 
 Rena; or, the snowbird. 823 . 762 
 
ENGUSH FICTION 
 
 119 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Hentz, Mrs. Caroline (Lee) Whiting. Contin. 
 
 Robert Graham. A sequel to "Linda." 
 
 823.763 
 Her dearest foe. Hector, Mrs 
 
 Same. 
 Her friend. Benedict, F. L. 
 Her gentle deeds. Keddie, H 
 Her great ambition. Earle, A. R. 
 Her great idea, and other stories. 
 
 823.741 
 
 in 823.5107 
 
 823.65 
 
 m 823.4999 
 
 823.7339 
 Walford, 
 
 Mrs, L. B. (C.) 823.5499 
 
 Her Johnnie. Whyte, V. ?« 823.5133 
 
 Her lord and master. Lean, Mrs. F. (M.) 
 
 823.5841 
 Her majesty the queen. Cooke, 
 
 Her martyrdom. Brame, Mrs. C. 
 
 Same. 
 Her mother's sin 
 
 Her own doing. 
 
 Her own sister. 
 
 . Brame, Mrs. 
 89 pp. 
 
 J: E. 
 
 823.275 
 .M.(L.) 
 
 823.4919 
 
 i» 823.5103 
 
 C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5022 
 
 Norris, W: E: 
 
 in 823.5015 
 Williamson, Mrs. E. S.. (C.) 
 in 823.4983 
 Her picture. Hamerton, P. G. 823.7047 
 
 Her sailor love. Macquoid, Mrs. K.. S. 
 
 823.4564 
 Her second love. Brame, Mrs. C. M, (L.) 
 
 823.5127 
 Herbert, H: W: \_Frank Forester.'] The 
 brothers: a tale of the Fronde. 2 vols. 
 
 ** 823.6241-2 
 
 The chevaliers of France from the cru- 
 sades to the marechals of Louis XIV. 
 
 823-4253 
 Contents: — Sir Hugues de Coucy: a chivalric le- 
 gend of the I,ow countries.— Eustache deSt. Pierre; 
 or, the surrender of Paris.— The fortunes of the 
 maid of Arc: a superstitious legend of the English 
 wars in France. — Hamilton of Bothwelhaugh; or, 
 the massacre of St. Bartholomew: a dark scene in 
 Paris. — Ahsahgunushk Numamahtahseng; or, the 
 Reed-shaken-by-the-wind. 
 
 The fair Puritan: an historical romance 
 
 of the days of witchcraft. 823 . 764 
 
 Frank Forester's sporting scenes and 
 
 characters. With a life of the author . . . 
 2 vols. 823.5754-5 
 
 Oliver Cromwell; or, England's great 
 
 protector. 823.765 
 
 Same. 823.2352; 823.5687 
 
 The Roman traitor; or, the days of 
 
 Cicero, Cato and Cataline {sicy. a true tale 
 of the republic. 2 vols, (in i). 823.5620 
 
 Herbert Massey in eastern Africa, Adventures 
 of. Cameron, V. H: L. 808.1433 
 
 Hereward the Wake. Kingsley, C: 823.932 
 Same. 823.6422 
 
 Heriot's choice. Carey, R. N. 823.7362 
 
 Heritage of Dedlow Marsh. 86 pp. Harte, 
 F. B. 823.6911 
 
 Heritage of Langdale, The. Hector, Mrs. A. 
 (F.) 823.742 
 
 Same. 823.4980 
 
 Hermann Agha. Palgrave, W: G. 823.1229 
 
 Hermesenda. Fernandez y Gonzalez, M. 
 
 823.7211 
 
 Hero, A. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 823.330 
 Same. 823.5508 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Herodotus. Church, A. J: Stories of the 
 east from Herodotus. 808. 1546 
 
 Contents: — The story of King Croesus. — Croesus 
 wishing to make war against the Persians, consult- 
 eth the oracles.— King Croesus is defeated and the 
 city of Sardis is taken. — Croesus is saved from 
 death. Of Lydia, the Lydians, and of certain 
 Greeks that dwelt in.Asia. — Birth and bringing up 
 of Cyrus.— Cyrus overthroweth Astyvages, and tak- 
 eth the kingdom to himself.— The city of Babylon. 
 Cyrus taketh it.— Cyrus maketh war against the 
 Massagetse and dieth.— Of the manners of the 
 Egyptians.— Of certain kings of Egypt.— Of certain 
 other kings of Egypt.— The Persians conquer 
 Egypt.— Cambyses maketh war . . . , is stricken 
 with madness, and so dieth. — The false Smerdis is 
 slain.— The kingdom of Darius.— Babylon rebelleth 
 against the king and is taken. — King Darius mak- 
 eth war upon the Scythians. — Of the Scythians and 
 other nations. 
 
 Story of the Persian war from He- 
 rodotus. 823.5671 
 
 White, J: S. The boys' and girls' He- 
 rodotus: being parts of the history of He- 
 rodotus. Ed . . . with an introd. Illus. 
 
 808.1880 
 
 Heroes. Kingsley, C: 808.550 
 
 Same. 808.1006 
 
 Heroes of the desert, Rathbone, Mrs. M.. 
 A. (M.) 823.5583 
 
 Heroes of the olden times. 3 vols. See Bald- 
 win, J. 
 
 Heroic tales of ancient Greece. Niebuhr, B. 
 G. * 808.1682 
 
 Hero-worship and its dangers. Lever, C: J. 
 p. 360, in 829.699 
 
 HerrPaulus. Besant, W. 823.5885 
 
 Herr Regenbogen's concert. 36 pp. Under- 
 wood, F. H: p. no, tn 823.4174 
 
 Heseltine, W: The last of the Plantagenets: 
 an historical narrative, illustrating some* of 
 the public events, and domestic and eccle- 
 siastical manners of the fifteenth and six- 
 teenth centuries. 3d ed. (Anon.) 
 
 823.1813 
 
 Hesperus. 2 vols. Richter, J. P. F. 
 
 823.6814-15 
 
 Hester. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.7132 
 
 Hester Howard's temptation. Warfield, Mrs. 
 C. A. (W.) 823.1657 
 
 Hester Morley's promise. Smith, H. 
 
 823.1457 
 Hester Stanley of St. Marks. Spofford, Mrs. 
 
 H. E.. (P.) 823.5756 
 
 Hetty. Kingsley, H: 823.6374 
 
 Same, and other stories. Kingsley, H: 
 
 823.940 
 
 Hetty's strange history. Jackson, Mrs. H.. 
 
 M. (F.J 823.1992 
 
 Hetzel, Pierre Jules. [P. J. Stahl.'\ Marous- 
 
 sia, a maid of Ukraine. Tr. by. C. W. Cyr. 
 
 808.1725 
 Heyse, Johann Ludwig Paul. 1830 — . Chil- 
 dren of the world. 3 vols, (in i). 
 
 ** 823.6633 
 
 Same. 3 vols. 823.6455-7 
 
 The huntsman. (Zimmern, H.., and A.. 
 
 Half-hours with foreign novelists, v. 2.) 
 
 in ** 823.6614 
 
 In Paradise. 2 vols. 823.2327-8 
 
 ^^-^^ 
 
 /^ 0? the"^^^ 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 120 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Hn^lisli Fiction. Con tin. 
 Heyse, Johann Ludwig Paul. Contin. 
 
 Laurella. ( With his The maiden of 
 
 Treppi.) 823.6803 
 
 Issued also as The fury (1,'Arrabiata). 
 
 The maiden of Treppi; or, love's vic- 
 tory. Tr. by A. W. H. <^Also) Laurella. 
 
 823.6803 
 
 The romance of the canoness: a life- 
 history. Tr. byj. M. Percival. 823.5618 
 
 Tales from the German. 823 . 2332 
 
 Contents:— Connt Ernest's home. — The dead lake. 
 
 —The fury (1,'Arrabiata).— Judith Stern. 
 
 Heyse, Paul. See Heyse, J. L. P. 
 Hibernian nights' entertainments. 
 
 SirS: 
 Hidden hand. South worth, Mrs. 
 
 (N.) 
 Hidden masterpiece. The. 
 
 Ferguson, 
 
 823.553 
 
 E. D. E. 
 
 823.5176 
 
 Balzac, H. de. 
 
 p. 297, z« 823.5211 
 
 Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. 
 
 823-1555 
 
 Hidden path. The. 
 
 (H.) 
 Hidden penis. Hay, M.. C. 823.3093 
 
 Hidden power, Tibbies, T. H. 823 . 1844 
 
 Hidden sin. The. Brown, F.. 823.5027 
 
 Hidden terror, A. Albert, M.. 823.4983 
 
 Hide-and-seek. Collins, W: W. 823.257 
 
 Higgins, Emily Mayer. Holidays at the 
 grange; or, a week's delight. Games and 
 stories for parlor and fireside. 808. 1638 
 
 Higginson, Mrs. S. J. Java, the pearl of the 
 east. Map. 808.1601 
 
 Higginson, T: Wentworth. A book of Ameri- 
 can explorers. {Young folks ser.) 
 
 808.298 
 Contents: — The legends of the Northmen. (985- 
 ioo8.)— Columbus and his companions. (1492-1503.) — 
 Cabot and Verrazzano. (1497-1524.) — The strange 
 . voyage of Cabeza de Vaca. (1528-1533.) — ^The French 
 in Canada. (1534-1536.)— Adventures of De Soto. 
 (1538-1542.)— The French in Florida. (1534-1536.} — 
 Sir Humphrey Gilbert. (1583.)— The lost colonies 
 of Virginia. (1584-1590.) — Unsuccessful New Eng- 
 land settlements. (1602-1607.)— Captain John Smith. 
 (1606-1631.)— Champlin on the war-path. (1609.) — 
 Henry Hudson: the New Netherlands. (1609-1626.) — 
 The Pilgrims at Plymouth. (1620-1621.) — The Massa- 
 chusetts Bay Colony. (1629-1631.) 
 
 Malbone: an Oldport romance. 
 
 823.766 
 
 The monarch of dreams. 823.7256 
 
 Higgledy-piggledy. Hugessen, E: H. Knatch- 
 bull- 808.810 
 
 High Mills. Cooper, Mrs. K.. (S.) 
 
 823.6087 
 
 High priest's daughter. 52 pp. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 p. 43, in 808.1517 
 
 Higher law. Maitland, E: 823.1080 
 
 Higher than the church. Hillern, Mrs. W. 
 
 (B.) von. 823.5722 
 
 Highland widow, The. 96 pp. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 p. 273, ?■« 823.1394 
 
 Same. «« 823.4803; «« 823.5328 
 
 Hilary's folly. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5019 
 Same. 823 . 5472 
 
 Hilda. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5094 
 Hilda and I. Benjamin, E. B. 823.2018 
 
 Hill, J: Waters of Marah. 823.5073 
 
 Hill & the valley. Martineau, H. 
 
 in ** 823 . 6706 
 
 Eugrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Hillern, Mrs. Wilhelmine (Birch) von. By 
 his own might. 823 . 7095 
 
 Ernestine. Tr. by S. Baring-Gould. 2 
 
 vols. 823.4017-18 
 
 Issued also as Only a g^rl. 
 
 Geier-Wally: a tale of the Tyrol. 
 
 823.6806 
 Issued also as Elsa and her vulture. — The vulture 
 maiden. 
 
 A graveyard flower. Tr. by C. Bell. 
 
 823.4733 
 
 Higher than the church: an art legend 
 
 of ancient times. Tr. by M.. J. Saffbrd. 
 
 823.5722 
 
 Only a- girl; or, a physician for the soul: 
 
 a romance. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. Wister. 
 
 823.5548 
 Issued also as Ernestine. 
 
 Same. 823.5617 
 
 Hills of Shatemuc. Warner, S. 823 . 1677 
 
 Hillyars and the Burtons. Kingsley, H: 
 
 823.941 
 Hillyer, Shaler. The Marable family. 
 
 823.768 
 Hilt to hilt. Cooke, J: E. 823.5525 
 
 Hindoo tales. Jacob, P. W., tr. 823.4365 
 
 His inheritance. Knox, Mrs. A. (T.) 
 
 823.1601 
 His level best. 22 pp. Hale, E: E. 823.681 
 His little mother. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823.3294 
 His opportunity. Pearson, H: C. 823.7135 
 His sombre rivals. Roe, E: P. 823.4609 
 
 His young wife. Smith, J. P. 823.1466 
 
 Historic girls. Brooks, E. S. 808.1925 
 
 History. Strickland, A. Stories from his- 
 tory. 808.294 
 History, Ancient. 
 
 Abbott, J. Story of ancient history, 
 
 from the earliest periods to the fall of the 
 
 . Roman empire. (/« his Harper's story 
 books, V. 5.) 808.584 
 
 True stories from ancient history: chro- 
 nologically arranged. By a mother. 
 
 808.296 
 See also novels by A. J: Church. — G. M. Ebers, 
 and others. 
 
 Note.— See Allen, W: F., and Myers, P. V. N. 
 Ancient history. 1888. 930.214.— Adams, Prof. C: 
 K. Bibliography- 18 pp. (/» his Manual of his- 
 torical literature, 3d ed.) 1889, p. 75, i« *907.4'. — 
 Dancker, M. W. Hist, of antiquity. 1872-1882. 6 
 vols. * 930.145-50. —Heeren, A. H. L. Ancient 
 history. 1833. 930.67.— Herodotus. From the text 
 of Schweighasuser. 2vols. 1858. 930.215-16.— Nle- 
 bnhp, B. G. Lectures on ancient history. 3 vols. 
 1852. 930.202-4. — Bawlinson, G: Five great mon- 
 archies. 3 vols. 1873. 930.33-5;— Manual of an- 
 cient history. 1875. 930.21.— Rollin, C. Ancient 
 history. 8 vols. 1821. 930.59-66. — Sayce, A. H: 
 The ancient empires of the east. 1889. 930.228. — 
 Smith, P. History of the world: ancient history. 
 3 vols. 1873. 930.30-2.— Zerffl, Dr. G. G. Studies 
 on the science of general history, v. i: Anc. his- 
 tory. 1887. 930.227. 
 
 History, Modern. 
 
 Eggleston, G: C. Strange stories from 
 
 history for young people. 808 . 1432 
 
 Historical tales. (Middle ages and mod- 
 ern.) {In Entertaining knowledge, by 
 popular authors. ) in 829 . 659 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 121 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 History, Modem. Contin. 
 
 Museum of history; or, narratives of 
 
 adventures, etc. * 909 -93 
 
 True stories from modern history: chro- 
 nologically arranged, from the death of 
 Charlemagne to the battle of Waterloo. 
 By the au&or of "True stories from ancient 
 history." 808.295 
 
 Note.— See Adams, H. B. Study of history in 
 American colleges and universities. (U. S. Bureau 
 of Educ. Circulars, etc.. No. 2.) 1887. 3701.22.— 
 Arnold, T: Introductory lectures on modem 
 history. 1878. 904.2.— Bibliography. Adams, C: 
 K. General works on modem hist. (/« his Man- 
 ual of hist, lit.) 1889. IJ.203, m*907.4^.— Smyth.W: 
 I,ectures on modem history from the irruption of 
 the northern nations to the close of the American 
 revolution. 2 vols. 1848. (Listof books, v. i: pp. xi- 
 XX.) 940.175-6.— Gervinus, G. G. Geschichte des 
 19. Jahrhunderts. 8 vols, (in 6). 1855-66. 940.94-101. 
 — Michelet.J. Modem history. (1453-1789) 94o-202. 
 — Moncrleff, A. R. H. Famous historical scenes 
 from three centuries. (1492-1799.) 1875. 904.33.— 
 Myers, P. V. N. Outlines of mediaeval and modern 
 history. (A.D.476-A.D. 1880.) 1888. 940.169.— Scblos- 
 ■er, F. C. History of the 18th and 19th cent. 8 vols. 
 1843-52. 940. 151-8. — Smyth, W: I^ectures on mod- 
 ern history. (476-1791.) 904.1;— 5a »i(f. 2 vols. (With 
 list of books referred to each lecture. v. i: 
 pp. vii-xvi.) 901 .9-10.— Taylor, W. C. Student's 
 manual of modern history. 1866. 904.4. — Zerffi, 
 Dr. G. G. Studies on the science of general his- 
 tory, v. 2: Mediaeval, v. 3: Mod. 940.199-200. 
 
 See also CatalogTies of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 108-109. No. 4, 1884, p. 133. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 92-93. No. 5, 1888, pp. 203-204. 
 
 History for boys. Edgar, J: G: 808.800 
 
 Same. 808.803 
 
 History of a week. Walford, Mrs. L- B. (C.) 
 
 823-4935 
 
 History of Abdalla, the son of Hanif. (Weber, 
 H: Tales of the east, v. 3.) 
 
 P- 593>*«** 823.6232 
 
 History of Amelia. Fielding, H : 823 . 555 
 Same. 823.6151 
 
 History of Clarissa Harlowe. 5 vols. Rich- 
 ardson, S: ** 823.6164-8 
 
 History of Henry Esmond. Thackeray, W: 
 M. 823.1575 
 
 Same. 823.5008 
 
 History of . . . Joseph Andrews and his 
 friend Mr. Abraham Adams. Fielding, H: 
 
 ** 823.2079 
 
 History of King Arthur. 3 vols. Malory, 
 Sir T:, comp. * 823 . 6615-17 
 
 History of Lady Julia Mandeville. Brooke, 
 Mrs. F.. (M.) ** 823.2088 
 
 History of Mr. John Decastro and his brother 
 Bat. 4 vols. Mathers, J., awrf A solid gen- 
 tleman [pseud.) ** 823 . 6609-12 
 
 History of New England. Cady, 3Irs. H. N. 
 
 808.1901 
 History of Nicolas Muss. Du Bois-Melly, C: 
 
 823.6570 
 History of Nourjahad. 34 pp. (Weber, H:, 
 comp. Tales of the east, y. i.) 
 
 p. 691, in ** 823.6231 
 History of Pendennis. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 823.1576 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5006-7 
 
 History of Pompey the Little. Coventry, F. 
 
 ** 823.2084 
 
 History of Rasselas. Johnson, S: 823.903 
 
 Same. ** 823.2087 
 
 Eng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 History of Samuel Titmarsh and the great 
 Hoggarty diamond. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 823.1577 
 Same. 823.6324; 823.6552 
 
 History of Sir Charles Grandison. 4 vols. 
 Richardson, S: ** 823.6169-72 
 
 Same. 7 vols. ** 823 . 2070-6 
 
 History of the adventures of Joseph Andrews, 
 and his friend Mr. Abraham Adams. Field- 
 ing, H: 823.7070 
 
 History of the famous preacher Friar Gerund 
 de Campazas. 2 vols. Isla, Father J. F. 
 
 ** 823.6153-4 
 
 History of the ingenious gentleman Don 
 Quixote of La Mancha. 4 vols. Cervantes 
 Saavedra, M. de. 823.6899-902 
 
 History of the life of the late Mr. Jonathan 
 Wild the Great. Fielding, H: 823.6152 
 
 History of Tom Jones. Fielding, H: 823.556 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.6149-50; 823.7071-2 
 Same. 3 vols. ** 823 . 2080-2 
 
 Hitherto. Whitney, Mrs. A, D. (T. ) 823 . 1695 
 
 Ho I for Elf-land ! Cooley, Mrs. A. (K.) 
 
 808.1027 
 
 Hoey, Mrs. Cashel. See Hoey, Mrs. F.. S.. 
 
 a-) 
 
 Hoey, Mrs. F.. S.. (Johnston). A golden 
 sorrow. in 823.6262 
 
 The lover's creed. 823.4824 
 
 Hoffman, C: Fenno. Greyslaer: a romance 
 
 of the Mohawk. 3 vols. 823.5874-6 
 
 The man in the reservoir. 10 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 189, in 829.127 
 Hoffman, M.. J. Agnes Hilton; or, practical 
 views of catholicity: a tale of trials and tri- 
 umphs. 823 . 76^ 
 
 The orphan sisters; or, the problem 
 
 solved. 823 . 773 
 
 Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor (Amadeus/rc»^<?r/)') 
 Wilhelm. Strange stories. 823.6807 
 
 Weird tales. Tr. with a biog. memoir 
 
 by J. T. Bealby. 2 vols. 823.4884-5 
 
 Hofland, Mrs. Barbara (Wreaks). Reflection: 
 a tale. 823.4597 
 
 Hogbin, Rev. Alfred C. Elsa: a romance. 
 
 823.780 
 Hogg, James. [The Ettrick shepherd. "] The 
 bogle o' the brae: a queer courting story. 
 (Picken, A., ed. The club-book, v. 2.) 
 
 in 823.702 
 
 The Laidlaws and the Scotts: a border 
 
 tradition. (Picken, A., ^rf. The club-book, 
 V. 2.) in 823.702 
 
 Singular letter from southern Africa. 13 
 
 pp. (/» Tales from Blackwood, V. 5.) 
 
 in ** 823.6651 
 
 Tales and sketches. Including the 
 
 Brownie of Bodsbeck, etc. And several 
 pieces not before printed. lUus. 5 vols. 
 
 823.774-8 
 Hohensteins, The. Spielhagen, F. 823.4281 
 Holberg, Ludwig, Baron von. [Nicholas 
 Klim.ius.'] A journey to the world under- 
 ground. By Nicholas Klimiusv Tr. from 
 the Latin. ** 823.6778 
 
 Same: being the subterraneous travels 
 
 of Niels Klim. {Another tr.) 823.7384 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 122 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 EIng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Holder, C: F: A frozen dragon, and other 
 tales: a story-book of natural history for 
 boys and girls. 808. 1904 
 
 Holding, Carlisle B. Reuben: a prince in 
 disguise. 823.7259 
 
 Holiday romance. 38 pp. Dickens, C: J: 
 H. p. 411, in 808.686 
 
 Same. p. 409, in 942 . 1259 
 
 Holidays at the grange. Higgins, E. M. 
 
 808.1638 
 
 Holland, Josiah Gilbert. Arthur Bonnicastle: 
 an American novel. 823.785 
 
 The Bay -path: a tale of New England 
 
 colonial life. 823.784 
 
 Miss Gilbert's career: an American 
 
 story. 823.781 
 
 Same. 823.5257 
 
 Nicholas Mintum: a study in a story. 
 
 823.782 
 
 Sevenoaks: a story of to-day. 823 . 783 
 
 Holland. See also Netherlands. 
 
 • Abbott, J. Rollo in Holland. 808.918 
 
 Longfellow, H : W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 231, in 821.220 
 
 Scudder, H. E. Bodley grandchildren 
 
 and their journey in Holland. 808. 1852 
 
 Holley, Marietta. Miss Richards' boy, and 
 other stories. 823 .6119 
 
 Hollister, Gideon Hiram. Kinley Hollow. 
 
 823.4575 
 Hollowdell Grange. Fenn, G: M. 808.1498 
 
 Holmby House. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 ** 823.4667 
 Same. 823 . 7278 
 
 Holmes, Mrs. E.. (Emra). Scenes in our 
 parish, ist and 2d series. ** 823.6745 
 
 Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (Hawes). Bessie's for- 
 tune. 823 . 4848 
 
 The Cameron pride; or, purified by suf- 
 fering: a novel. 823.786 
 
 Chateau d'Or. {Also) Norah, and, Kitty 
 
 Craig. 823.4846 
 
 Christmas stories. 823.4850 
 
 Cousin Maude, and Rosamond. 823 . 7S7 
 
 Daisy Thornton, and Jessie Graham. 
 
 823.788 
 
 Darkness and daylight. 823 . 789 
 
 Dora Deane; or, the East India uncle; 
 
 and Maggie Miller; or, old Hagar's secret. 
 
 823.790 
 
 Edith Lyle: a novel. 823.791 
 
 Edna Browning; or, the Leighton home- 
 stead: a novel. 823.792 
 
 The English orphans; or, a home in the 
 
 new world. 823 . 793 
 
 Ethelyn's mistake; or, the home in the 
 
 west: a novel. 823.794 
 
 Forrest House. 823 . 795 
 
 The homestead on the hillside, and 
 
 other tales. 823 . 796 
 
 Hugh Worthington. 823 . 797 
 
 Jessie Graham. ( With A^r Daisy Thorn- 
 ton.) «■« 823.788 
 
 Kitty Craig. ( With her Chateau d'Or. ) 
 
 in 823 . 4846 
 
 'Lena Rivers. 823.798 
 
 Madeline. 823.4849 
 
 Cngrlisli Fiction. Conti?i. 
 
 Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (Hawes). Contin. 
 
 Maggie Miller; or, old Hagar's secret. 
 
 ( With her Dora Deane.) in 823 . 790 
 
 Marian Grey; or, the heiress of Red- 
 stone Hall. 823 . 1924 
 
 Meadow Brook. 823 . 799 
 
 Mildred: a novel. 823.800 
 
 Millbank; or, Roger Irving' s ward. 
 
 823.1922 
 
 Norah. ( With her Chateau d'Or.) 
 
 in 823.4846 
 
 Queenie Hetherton : a novel. 823 . 4847 
 
 The rector of St. Mark's. ( With her 
 
 West Lawn. ) in 823 . 803 
 
 Rosamond. ( With her Cousin Maude. ) 
 
 in 823 . 787 
 
 Rose Mather: a tale. 823.801 
 
 Tempest and sunshine; or, life in Ken- 
 tucky. 823 . 802 
 
 West Lawn, and. The rector of St. 
 
 Mark's. 823.803 
 
 Holmes, Oliver Wendell (1809 — .) Elsie 
 
 Venner: a romance of destiny. 823.804 
 
 The guardian angel. 823.805 
 
 Iris. 76 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. Little 
 
 classics, V. 7.) p. 7, in 829.130 
 
 A mortal antipathy. 823 . 4864 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Bolton, 
 
 Mrs. S.. K. Oliver Wendell Holmes. 22 pp. {In 
 
 her Famous Araer. authors.) 1887. p. 133, in 820. 
 
 99.— Brown, E. F. Life of H. 1884. 928.547.— 
 
 Kennedy, W: S. Oliver Wendell Holmes. 1883. 
 
 928 .444.— Stedman, F. C. Oliver Wendell Holmes. 
 
 31 pp. {In his Poets of Amer.) 1890. p. 273, in 
 
 820.188. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 598, in ** 
 
 ^o.\;—Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 205, in** 
 
 50.1='. 
 Hoist, Hans P: Lisette's castles in the air. 
 
 24 pp. (Bushby, Mrs. — , tr. The Danes 
 
 ... V. 3.) p. 65, in 823.6446 
 
 Holt, Emily S.. All for the best; or, Bernard 
 
 Gilpin's motto. 808 . 1516 
 
 AshcliflFe Hall: a tale of the last century. 
 
 808.1520 
 
 At ye Grene Grifl5n; or, Mrs. Treadwell's 
 
 cook: a tale of the fifteenth century. 
 
 823 . 7102 
 
 Clare Avery: a story of the Spanish Ar- 
 mada. 808.1523 
 
 Earl Hubert's daughter; or, the polish- 
 ing of the pearl: a tale of the thirteenth 
 century. 808.1525 
 
 For the Master's sake: a story of the 
 
 days of Queen Mary. 808 . 15 14 
 
 Imogen: a story of the mission of Au- 
 gustine. 823.5725 
 
 In all time of our tribulation: the story 
 
 of Piers Gavestone. 823 . 5616 
 
 In convent walls: the story of the Des- 
 
 pensers. (Following "In all time of our 
 tribulation.") 823.5608 
 
 Isoult Barry of Wynscote: her diurnal 
 
 book: a tale of Tudor times. 808.1519 
 
 Joyce Morrell's harvest; or, the annals of 
 
 Selwick Hall : a story of the reign of Eliza- 
 beth. 823.7103 
 
 The King's daughters; or, how two girls 
 
 kept the faith. 808. 1526 
 
 Lady Sybil's choice: a tale of the cru- 
 sades. 823.808 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 123 
 
 ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 Eug^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Holt, Emily S.. Contin. 
 
 Lettice Eden : a tale of the last days of 
 
 King Henry VIII. 808 . 1522 
 
 The lord mayor : a tale of London in 
 
 1384. 823.7104 
 
 The Maidens' Lodge: a tale of the reign 
 
 of Queen Anne. 808.1529 
 
 Margery's son; or, " until he find it:" a 
 
 fifteenth century tale of the court of Scot- 
 land. 823.809 
 
 Not for him : the story of a forgotten 
 
 hero. 808.1527 
 
 Our little lady; or, six hundred years 
 
 ago. 808.1524 
 
 Out in the forty -five ; or, Duncan 
 
 Keith's vow: a tale of the last century. 
 
 823.5609 
 
 Red and white: a tale of the wars of 
 
 the Roses. 808.1518 
 
 Robin Tremayne: a tale of the Marian 
 
 persecution. 823 . 5724 
 
 Sister Rose; or, St. Bartholomew's eve. 
 
 823.7232 
 
 The slave girl of Pompeii: a tale of the 
 
 first century. 808 .1515 
 
 A tangled web: a tale of the fifteenth 
 
 centtuy. 823.7105 
 
 Verena; or, safe paths and slippery bye- 
 ways: a story of to-day. 808. 1521 
 
 The way of the cross, and other tales. 
 
 808.1517 
 
 Wearyholme: a tale of the restoration 
 
 of Charles the Second. 823.7106 
 
 The well in the desert: an old legend of 
 
 the house of Arundel. {Also) May Lane: a 
 story of the sixteenth century. By C. M. 
 M. 823.5768 
 
 The white rose of Langley: a story of 
 
 the court of England in the olden time. 
 
 808.1528 
 Holy Land. See Palestine. 
 Holy rose, The. Besant, W. 823.5135 
 
 Same. 823.5136 
 
 Home. Ellis, i^rs. S.. (S.) 823.4101 
 
 Home, The. Bremer, F. 823.2119 
 
 Same. 823.2173 
 
 Home again. MacDonald, G: 823.5442 
 
 Home as found. Cooper, J. F. 823.296 
 
 Same. 823 . 7459 
 
 Home influence. Aguilar, G. 823 . 7 
 
 Home memories. Brock, Mrs, F.. E.. G. (B.) 
 
 Carey- 823.4325 
 
 Home nook. Douglas, A. M. 823.478 
 
 Home scenes and heart studies. Aguilar, G. 
 
 823.8 
 Home, sweet home. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. 
 
 (C.) 823.1327 
 
 Home-animals. Church, Mrs. E. (R.) 
 
 808.1597 
 Homer. Church, A. J:, tr. Stories from H. 
 
 808.1131 
 
 Conienis.— The Iliad.— The Odyssey. 
 Homer, A. N. Red ruin: a tale of west Afri- 
 can river life. 823 . 7212 
 Homes abroad. Martineau, H. 
 
 ■in ** 823.6709 
 Homestead on the hillside, and other tales. 
 
 Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 823.796 
 
 English Fiction. 
 
 Homeward bound. 
 
 Same. 
 Homo sum. Ebers, G. M. 
 Honorable surrender, An. 
 
 Contin. 
 Cooper, J. F. 
 
 823.297 
 
 823.7459 
 823.4063 
 Adams, M.. 
 
 823.4494 
 Hood, T: The defaulter. 18 pp. {In Famous 
 stories. By DeQuincey, and others.) 
 
 p. 151, z« 823.1778 
 
 National tales. ( ^<9r;^.y, vols. 5,6.) 2 
 
 vols. pp. 320, I, in 828.55-6 
 
 Romances and extravaganzas. {Prose 
 
 works.) p. 237, in 828.48 
 
 Tylney Hall. i« 823.5114 
 
 Hook, James. Pen Owen. 3 vols. 
 
 * 823.4684-6 
 Hook, Theodore E: Cousin Geoffry. {Also) 
 Claude Stocq: a tale of the sixteenth cen- 
 tury [by Mrs. H. E. F. (A.) Reybaud]. 
 
 823.812 
 
 Cousin William; or, the 
 
 ment. 
 
 Fathers and sons. 
 
 Gilbert Gurney. 
 
 Gurney married: 
 
 Gurney. 
 
 Martha, the gypsy 
 
 fatal attach- 
 
 823.813 
 
 823.4286 
 
 823.816 
 
 a sequel to Gilbert 
 
 823.817 
 
 ( With Passion and 
 
 principle. ) 823 . 5 1 82 
 
 Maxwell. 823.820 
 
 Merton; or, "There's many a slip 'twixt 
 
 the cup and lip. ' ' 823 . 82 1 
 
 The parson's daughter. 823.822 
 
 Passion and principle. {Also) Martha, 
 
 the gypsy. 823.5182 
 
 The widow and the marquess; or, love 
 
 and pride. " 823 . 825 
 
 Hooper, Mrs. Lucy Hamilton (Jones). The 
 tsar's window. 823.4153 
 
 Under the tricolor; or, the American 
 
 colony in Paris. 823 . 1923 
 
 Hooper, M.. Ways and tricks of animals, 
 with stories about aunt Mary's pets. 
 
 808.470 
 Hoosier mosaics. Thompson, J. M. 823.1588 
 Hoosier schoolmaster. Eggleston, E: 
 
 823.522 
 
 Hope, Ascott R., pseud. See MoncrieflF, R. H. 
 
 Hope, T: Anastasius; or, memoirs of a 
 
 Greek; written at the close of the eighteenth 
 
 century. 3 vols. 823.2057-9 
 
 Hope Meredith. Stephenson, Mrs. E. (T.) 
 
 823.6278 
 Hope mills. Douglas, A. M. 823.479 
 
 Hopes and fears. Yonge, C. M.. 823.1769 
 Hopkins, Mark,yr. The world's verdict. 
 
 823-5453 
 Hopkins, S:, <y Northampton. The youth of 
 the Old Dominion. 823.826 
 
 Hopkins, Tighe. The Nugents of Carri- 
 conna: an Irish story. 823.7354 
 
 Hoppin, A: A fashionable sufferer; or, chap- 
 ters from life's comedy. 823 . 4616 
 Hoppus, M.. A. M. See Marks, Mrs. M.. A. 
 
 M. (H.) 
 Horace Templeton. Lever, C: J. 823.982 
 
 Hornby mills, and other stories. Kingsley, 
 H: 823.2040 
 
 Hornet's nest, The. Roe, E: P. 823.6971 
 
 Horrors of Paris. Dumas, A. D. 823.6228 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 124 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Bullish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Horse-shoe Robinson. Kennedy, J: P. 
 
 823.927 
 Hostages to fortune. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) «■« 823.2407 
 
 Same. ?« 823.5049; 7» 823.5050; 823.6075 
 Hot plowshares. Tourg^e, A. W. 823.4538 
 Houp-la. 79 pp. Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. 
 
 (P.) t« 823.5046 
 
 House at High Bridge, The. Fawcett, E. 
 
 823.5741 
 House behind the poplars. Beckwith, Mrs. 
 
 J. R. 823.63 
 
 House by the medlar-tree. Verga, G. 
 
 823.7186 
 House by the works, The. Mayo, Mrs. I.. 
 
 (F.) 823.1925 
 
 House divided against itself, A. Oliphant, 
 
 Mrs. M. O. (W.) 823.4945 
 
 Same. »« 823.5040 
 
 House of a merchant prince. Bishop, W: H: 
 
 823.4480 
 House of Ross, The. Riddle,. A. G. 823.7144 
 House of the seven gables. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 823.728 
 
 Same. 823.5878 
 
 House of the wolf. Weyman, S. J. 823 . 7299 
 House of Waldeme. Crake, A. D. 823.5658 
 House of Yorke. Tincker, M.. A. 823.5993 
 House on the beach, The. Meredith, G: 
 
 823-5563 
 House on the marsh, The. James, Mrs. F. 
 
 A. (P.) «■« 823.5094 
 
 House on the moor. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O, 
 
 (W.) 823.1198 
 
 Same. z« 823.5044 
 
 Household of Bouverie. Warfield, Mrs. C. 
 
 A. (W.) 823.1658 
 Household tales and fairy stories. 808. 1340 
 House-party, A. La Ram^e, L. de. 
 
 823.5747 
 How a husband forgave. Fawcett, E. 
 
 823.6451 
 How could he help it ? Roe, A. S. 823 . 1362 
 How he won her. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 E. (N.) 823.1982 
 
 Same. 823.4061; 823.5174 
 
 How old Wiggins wore ship. 12 pp. CoflSn, 
 R. F. p. 139, in 823.4710 
 
 How private Geo. W. Peck put down the re- 
 bellion. Peck, G: W. 823.7409 
 How she did it. Cruger, M.. 823.5498 
 How they kept the faith. Raymond, G. 
 
 823.6367 
 How they lived in Hampton. Hale, E: E. 
 
 823.5693 
 Howard, Blanche Willis, now Teufel, Mrs. 
 
 B. W. (H.) 
 
 Howe, Edgar Watson. A man story. 
 
 823.5470 
 
 A moonlight boy. 823.5277 
 
 The mystery of the locks. 823.4875 
 
 The story of a country town. 823.4868 
 
 Howe, Maud, now Elliott, Mrs. M. (H.) 
 Howells, W: Dean. Annie Kilburn: a novel. 
 
 823.5541 
 
 Apnl hopes. 823.5522 
 
 A boy's town: described for "Harper's 
 
 Young people. ' ' 808 .1718 
 
 Bnglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Howells, W: Dean. Contin. 
 
 A chance acquaintance. 823 . 828 
 
 A day's pleasure, and other sketches. 
 
 823.5765 
 
 Dr. Breen's practice. 823.4279 
 
 Fearful responsibility, and other stories. 
 
 823 . 1870 
 
 A foregone conclusion. 823.829 
 
 A hazard of new fortunes. 2 vols. 
 
 823.7018-19 
 
 Indian summer. 823.5619 
 
 The lady of the Aroostook. 823.2004 
 
 The minister's charge; or, the appren- 
 ticeship of Lemuel Barker. 823.5778 
 
 A modern instance. 823.4545 
 
 The rise of Silas Lapham. 823.4867 
 
 A romance of real life. 17 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 26, in 829.127 
 
 The shadow of a dream. 823 . 7166 
 
 Suburban sketches. 823.830 
 
 The undiscovered country. 823.4306 
 
 Their wedding journey. With an addi- 
 tional chapter on Niagara revisited twelve 
 years after. 823 . 83 1 
 
 A woman's reason. 823.4625 
 
 Macoun, M. Character and comment 
 
 selected from the novels of W. D. Howells. 
 
 823.6991 
 Howitt, W: A boy's adventures in the wilds 
 of Australia; or, Herbert's note-book. 
 
 808.193 
 
 Johnny Darbyshire, a primitive Quaker. 
 
 38 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, 
 v. 9.) p. 168, in 829.132 
 
 Same. 10 pp. (Tieck, L. The elves 
 
 . . .) p. 136, ?« 823.6328 
 
 Same. {In Standard tales, etc., ed. by 
 
 Mrs. C. I. Johnstone.) in * 823.6194 
 
 Woodburn Grange: a story of English 
 
 country life. 3 vols, (in i ) . 823 . 833 
 
 , and Howitt, Mrs. M.. (Botham). Sto- 
 ries of English and foreign life. 823.2135 
 
 Howleglass, the merry jester. (Roscoe, T: 
 The Germ,an novelists, v. r.) 
 
 p. 141, in ** 823.6826 
 
 Hubback, Mrs. M. Love and duty. 823 . 834 
 
 Hubbell, Mrs. Martha (Stone). lA pastor's 
 wife.'] Theshady side; or, life in a country 
 parsonage. 823 . 4639 
 
 Hubbell, Walter. The great Amherst mys- 
 tery: a true narrative of the supernatural. 
 
 823.6199 
 
 Hudson, W. C. [^Barclay North."] Vivier of 
 Vivier, Longman & Company, bankers. 
 
 823 . 7260 
 
 Hudson's bay. 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. Snow-shoes and 
 
 canoes. 808.1590 
 
 A'ofe.— 5« Ballantyne, R. M. Hudson bay; or, 
 every-day life in the wilds of North America. 1888. 
 9176.64— Bancroft, H. H. Hist, of Oregon. (1834- 
 1888.) 2 vols. * 970. 93-4.— Barrows, W: Oregon: 
 the struggle for possession. * 977.156.— Gray, W. 
 H. Hist, of Oregon. (1792-1849.) 977.38.— Robin- 
 son, H. M. The great iur land. 1879. 9171.15.— 
 Simpson, T. Narrative of the discoveries on the 
 north coast of America, effected by the oflScers of 
 the Hudson's Bay Company. (1836-1839.) 1840. 917. 
 56.— WInsor, J. Hudson's Bay. (In his Narr. and 
 crit. hist, of America, vols. 3, 4, 8.) * 970.127*, ♦, ». 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 125 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Huet, Coenraad Busken. (1826 — .) Along the 
 churchyard. 6 pp. — Gitje. 10 pp. — Satur- 
 day at the Hague. 4 PI). (Zimmern, H.., 
 and A. Half -hours with foreign novel- 
 ists.') /«** 823.6613 
 
 Hugessen, E: Hugessen Knatchbull- Lord 
 Brabourne. Higgledy-piggledy; or, stories 
 for everybody and everybody's children. 
 
 808.810 
 
 Puss-cat Mew, and other stories for 
 
 my children. 808 . 1 679 
 
 Queer folk. 808.1049 
 
 Tales at tea-time. 808.886 
 
 Hugh Worthington. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. 
 
 (H.) 823.797 
 
 Hughes, T: School days at Rugby. 823.835 
 Issued also as Tom Brown's school days.— Tom 
 Brown's school days at Rugby. 
 
 Scouring of the White Horse; or, the 
 
 long vacation ramble of a London clerk. 
 
 823.836 
 
 Tom Brown at Oxford. 823.837 
 
 - — Same. «« 823.5955 
 Tom Brown's school days. 823.5167 
 
 Same. (Also) Tom Brown at Oxford. 
 
 823.5955 
 
 Tom Brown's school days at Rugby. 
 
 in 823.6677 
 
 Same. in 823 . 6698 
 
 Hugo, Victor Marie, vicomte. (1802-1885.) 
 
 By order of the king. (Tr. of "L'homme 
 quirit.") 823.6412 
 
 Issued also as The man who laughs. 
 
 Hans of Iceland; or, the demon of the 
 
 north. Tr. by J. T. Hudson. 823.6159 
 
 The man who laughs. Tr. by W: 
 
 Young. 823.6288 
 
 Issued also as By order of the king. 
 
 — — Same. Tr. by Isabel F. Hapgood. 2 
 vols, (in i). 823.6412 
 
 Les mis^rables. Tr. by I. F. Hapgood. 
 
 823.5645 
 
 Same. Tr. by C: E. Wilbour. 823.6289 
 
 Same. Tr. by L. Wraxall. 2 vols. 
 
 (in i). 823.6990 
 
 Same. Tr. by I. F. Hapgood. 5 vols. 
 
 823.6414-18 
 V. i: Fantine — v. 2: Cosette. — ^v. 3: Marius. — v. 4: 
 Saint-Denis.— V. 5: Jean Valjean. 
 
 Ninety-three. Tr. by F. L. Benedict. 
 
 823 . 6290 
 
 . Same. Tr. by H.. B. Dole. 2 vols. 
 
 (in i). 823.6419 
 
 Notre-Dame; or, the bellringer of Paris. 
 
 823.5611 
 Issued also as Notre-Dame de Paris. 
 
 Notre-Dame de Paris. Tr. by I, F. Hap- 
 good. 2 vols, (in i). 823.6291 
 
 Same. 823.6420; 823.7146 
 
 The toilers of the sea: a novel. 823 . 5908 
 
 Same. 823.6054 
 
 Same. Tr. by I. F. Hapgood. 2 vols. 
 
 (in i). 823.6421 
 
 Note.—'Por his life and writings, see Barbou, A. 
 V.Hugo. 928.246;— V. Hugo and his time. 928.407. 
 — Burroug^hs, j: A malformed giant. 13 pp. (In 
 Aw Indoor studies.) p. 177, in 824.433.— Dowden, 
 E: The poetry of V. Hugo. 39 pp. (/« Azi Studies 
 in literature.) p. 428, /» 800. 4.— Hale, E: E. Hugo. 
 (In his Lights of two centuries.) in 920.314. — King, 
 E: V. M. Hugo. 54 pp. (In his French political 
 leaders.) p. 5, in 923.157. — Lermiiiier, J. L. E. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Hugo, Victor Marie, vicomte. (1802-1885.) 
 Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 Pontes et romanciers contemi)orains: V. Hugo. 20 
 pp. (Rev. d. d. Mondes, 1845. n. s., v. 10.) p. 821, 
 in ** 54.159.— Matthews, J. B. V. Hugo as a 
 dramatist. (In his French dramatists of the 19th 
 cent.) p. 15, t» 842.39. — Mauris, M. Victor Hugo. 
 30 pp. (/« Af5 French men of letters.) p. 5, in 928. 
 179. — Sainte-BeuTC, C. A. Hugo. 25 pp. (In 
 hts Premierslundis, v. i.) p. i6^,jn 824.443. — Scher- 
 er, E. Victor Hugo. 4 pp. (Etudes ... v. 8.) p. 
 313, in 844.39. — Stevenson, R. L: V. Hugo's ro- 
 mances. 32 pp. (fn his Familiar studies, etc.) p. 
 27, in 804. 8. — ^Tow^le, G: M. (In his Certain men of 
 mark.) 1880. p. 154, j« 923.777. 
 
 See alsoVooiie's Index (to 1882). pp. 611,612, in 
 ■** 50. 1 ; — Same. Jan. i , 1882-Jan. i , 1887. p. 210, in ** 
 50.1*. 
 
 Huguenot, The. James, G: P. R. 823.865 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823 . 6765-6 
 
 Huguenot exiles, The. Dupuy, E. A. 823.489 
 Huguenot family. Keddie, H. 823 . 4098 
 
 Humane Educational Society. See American 
 
 Humane Educational Society. 
 Humble romance, and other stories. Wilkins, 
 
 M..E. 823.7336 
 
 Hume, J: Ferguson. [IVillys Niles."] Five 
 
 hundred majority; or, the days of Tammany. 
 
 823.6097 
 Humor, satire, etc. 
 
 Adams, W: H: D. Comic poets of the 
 
 19th cent. 821.3 
 
 Bangs, J: K., and Sherman, F. D. New 
 
 waggings of old tales. By two wags. 
 
 823.5465 
 
 Barham, R: Ingoldsby legends. 
 
 ** 821.18 
 
 Brown, M. Wit and humor. 828.220 
 
 Clark, C: H. Out of the hurly-burly. 
 
 828.199 
 
 Colman, G:, the younger. Broad grins, 
 
 etc. 821.103 
 
 Dickinson, Miss A... E.. A ragged regis- 
 ter (of people, places and opinions). 828. 221 
 
 Edgeworth, M. Essay on Irish bulls. 
 
 (Tales, etc., v. i.) p. 109, in ** 823.4646 
 
 Forrester, A. H., ed. The laughing phi- 
 losopher (middle of the 19th cent.). Illus. 
 
 828.215 
 
 Good thiu^s of "Life." 5th and 6th ser. 
 
 2 vols. (Comic designs from periodical so 
 named.) ** 828.i9i*-« 
 
 Hill, G: B. Wit and wisdom of Samuel 
 
 Johnson. 828.204 
 
 Holley, M. Josiah Allen's wife as a P. 
 
 A. and P. I. Samantha at the centennial. 
 
 828.1 
 
 Samantha at Saratoga. 828 . 203 
 
 Jerrold, D. W: Fireside saints. Mr. 
 
 Caudle's breakfast talk, and other papers. 
 
 828.213 
 
 Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 5: 
 
 Laughter. 829.128 
 
 Contents: — 
 Carleton, W: Neal Malone. 
 Cooper, K. The haunted crust. 
 Dickens, C: J : H. A Christmas carol. 
 Griffin, G. Mr. Tibbot O'Leary, the curious. 
 Hale, E: E. The skeleton in the closet. 
 Holmes, O. W. Visit to the asylum for aged and 
 
 decayed punsters. 
 Lamb, C: Dissertation upon roast pig. 
 Miller, H. Sandy Wood's sepulchre. 
 Walker, K. K. Total depravity of inanimate things. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 126 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. 
 
 Humor, satire, etc, 
 Locke, D: R. 
 
 Coniin. 
 Contin. 
 
 Ekkoes from Kentucky. 
 828.200 
 
 Morals of Abou Ben Adhem. 
 
 828.201 
 
 "Swingin' round the cirkle." 
 
 828.202 
 Lowell, J. R. Humor and satire (po- 
 ems). {In his Heartsease and rue.) 
 
 p. 149, in 821.1185 
 
 Maistre, X. de. A journey round my 
 
 room. 824.274 
 
 May hew, H:, and A: S. The image of 
 
 his father. 823 . 5479 
 
 Nye, E. W. Remarks. 828.217 
 
 , and Riley, J. W. Fun, wit, and 
 
 poetry. 828.219 
 
 Peele, G: Merry conceited jests. 32 pp. 
 
 {Works, V. 2.) p. 373, in ** 822.1086 
 
 Taylor, C. J. In the "400" and out. 
 
 (Comic designs from ' ' Puck. " ) ** 828 . 214 
 
 Timbs, J^. Anecdote lives of wits and 
 
 humorists. 2 vols. 1872. 828.129-30 
 
 Welch, P. H: Said in fun. Illus. 
 
 828.216 
 
 Welcker, A. Snob papers. 823.4888 
 
 See also Catalogrues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 113. No. 4, 1884, p. 138. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 96. No. 5, 1888, p. 207. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 614, in. ** 
 y3.v,~-Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 211, in ** 
 50.1'. 
 
 See also Stedman, E. C, and Hutchinson, E. 
 M. Library of American literature. (General index, 
 V. ji.) p. 626, J»** 820.131'. 
 
 Humphrey, F.. A. Adventures of early dis- 
 co verers. 808 . i 905 
 
 Humphry Clinker. Smollett, T. G. 823.1471 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823 . 2091-2 
 
 Hungarian tales. 3 vols. Gore, Mrs. C. G. 
 F.. (M.) ** 823.6567-9 
 
 Hungary. See Austria. 
 
 Hungerford, James. The old plantation, and 
 what I gathered there in an autumn month. 
 
 823.839 
 
 Hungerford, Mrs. Margaret. [ The Duchess. ^ 
 " Airy fairy Lilian:" a novel. 823.740 
 
 "As it fell upon a day. 
 
 19 pp. 
 
 tn 823.4981 
 in 823.4982 
 823.2504 
 823.7089 
 823.3989 
 823.4917 
 
 Same. 
 
 Beauty's daughters. 
 
 A born coquette. 
 
 Faith and uu faith. 
 
 Lady Branksmere: a novel. 
 
 Loys, Lord Berresford, and othertales. 
 
 823.5788 
 
 Mrs. Geoffrey. 823.3440 
 
 Same. 823.4189 
 
 Molly Bawn. 823 . 744 
 
 Phyllis. 823.745 
 
 Portia; or, "by passions rocked." 
 
 823.5787 
 Hunt, Mrs. Alfred W. See Hunt, Mrs. M. 
 (R.) 
 
 Hunt, Mrs. H.. Maria (Fiske). See Jackson, 
 Mrs. H.. M. (F.) 
 
 Hunt, James H: Leigh. Romances of real 
 life. 2 vols. 823.5461-2 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Hunt, James H: Leigh. Contin. 
 
 Stories from the Italian poets. With 
 
 critical notices of the lives and genius of 
 the authors. 2 vols. 823 . 7081-2 
 
 Contents: — v. i. Dante, Alighieri. v. 2. Tasso, B. 
 
 — Ariosto, L- G.— Pulci, L. 
 Hunt, Leigh. See Hunt, J. H: L. 
 Hunt, Mrs. Margaret (Raine). Barrington's 
 
 fate. 823.4510 
 
 Issued also as Self-condemned. 
 
 The leaden casket. 823.4165 
 
 That other person, ist hf. z« 823.5187 
 
 Hunted down. Dickens, C: J: H. in 823.5323 
 Hunter, Hay, and White, Walter. Crime of 
 
 Christmas-day: a tale of the Latin quarter. 
 
 in 823.5084 
 
 My ducats and my daughter. 823 . 4855 
 
 Same. «« 823.5047; in 823.5083 
 
 Hunting adventures on land and sea. 2 pts. 
 
 Knox, T: W. 808.1846-7 
 
 Hunting, fishing and sporting adventures. 
 
 Adams, W: H: D. The forest, the jun- 
 gle, and the prairie; or, scenes with the 
 trapper. . . in many lands. 808.131 
 
 Scenes with the hunter and trapper 
 
 in many lands. 808. 129 
 
 Barrows, W: The general; or, twelve 
 
 nights in the hunter's camp. 808. 1653 
 
 Campbell, W. The old forest ranger; 
 
 or, wild sports of India. 915 . 29 
 
 Grant, R. Jack in the bush; or, a sum- 
 mer on a salmon river. 808 . 1636 
 
 Knox, T: W. Hunting adventures on 
 
 land and sea. 2 pts. 808.1846-7 
 
 Reid, Capt. T: M. Bruin: the grand 
 
 bear hunt. 808.426 
 
 The young voyageurs; or, the boy 
 
 hunters in the north. 808 .1681 
 
 Souvestre, E. The chamois-hunter. 
 
 823.5941 
 
 Stephens, C: A. Fox-hunting, as re- 
 corded by Raed. 808 . 244 
 
 The young moose-hunters: a back- 
 woods story. 808.1889 
 
 Van Dyke, T: S. Flirtation camp; or, 
 
 the rifle, rod and gun in California. 
 
 823.7137 
 
 Rifle, rod and gun in California. 
 
 (.Saw^a^ Flirtation camp.) 823.4157 
 
 Note.~See Baker, Sir S: W. The rifle and 
 the hound in Ceylon. 1877. 915.26. — Barnum, 
 P. T. The wild beasts, birds and reptiles of the 
 world: the story of their capture. 1889. 590.117.— 
 Barras, T. India and tiger-hunting'. 2 vols. 915 . 
 359-60.— Bumstead, J: On the wing. 1871. 799.22. 
 — Burdett.C: Life of Kit Carson. 923.415.— Cum- 
 mlng, R. G. A hunter's life in south Africa. (1855.) 
 916.65.— Elliott, W: Carolina sports, by land and 
 water. 1846. 799.74.— Gillmore, P. Gun, rod, and 
 saddle. 799.125.— Greenwood^. Wild sports of 
 the world. 1870. 910.140. —ja^mmond, S. H. 
 Hunting adventures in the northern wilds. (1863.) 
 799.79;— Wild northern scenes. (1863.J 799.80.— 
 Herbert, H: W: Frank Forester's field sports 
 of the U. S. and Brit, provinces of N. Amer. 2 
 vols. 1873. * 799.87-8. — Holub, Dr. E. Seven 
 years in south Africa (1872-79). 2 vols. 1881. 916. 
 112-13.— Ingrlis, J. Tent life in tigerland: being 
 sporting reminiscences of a pioneer planter in an 
 Indian frontier district. Plates. 1888. "* 915. 364.— 
 Krlder's sporting anecdotes. 1853. 799.104 — 
 £.efflugwell, W: B., ed. Shooting on upland 
 mar.sh and stream. Illus. 1890. * 799.124.— Lewis, 
 E. J. The Amer. sportsman . . . hints for sports- 
 men . . . 1879. * 799.92.— Mayer, A.M. Sport with 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 127 
 
 ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 iEngrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Hunting, fishing, and sporting adventures. 
 Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 gun and rod in American woods and waters. 1883. 
 ** 796. 65.— Pollock, Col. F. Sport in British Bur- 
 man, Assam, etc. 2 vols. i87p. 799.120-1.— B^voil, 
 B. H: Shooting and fishing in the rivers, prairies, 
 etc., of N. Amer. 2 vols. 1865. 799.72-3.— Sander- 
 son, G: P. Thirteen j'ears among the wild beasts 
 of India. 187S. 799.123.— Selous.F: C. A hunter's 
 wanderings .... nine years spent amongst the 
 game of. . . south Africa. 1890. 799.122.— Shields, 
 G. O. Cruisings in the Cascades. 1889. 9177.619. — 
 Travel, adventure, and sport, from Blackwood's 
 magazine. 6 vols. 910.634-^. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 1 15. No. 4, 1884, p. 139. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 96. No. 5, 1888, p. 208. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 616-17, in ** 
 y>.i;—Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 212, in 
 **5o.i=. 
 Hunting of the " Hydra. ' ' Frith, H : 
 
 808.1495 
 Hunting the lions. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 in 808.1268 
 
 Same. 808.1286 
 
 Huntyng of the hare. 32 pp. Weber, H: W: 
 
 p. 277, in 821 . 1241 
 
 Hurricane Hurry. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.1613 
 Hurrish. Lawless, E. »« 823.4975 
 
 Husbands and homes. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. 
 (H.) 823.1556 
 
 Husband's story, A. (Anon.) ?« 823.5023 
 Hutchison, G. A., ed. The boy's own book 
 of indoor games and recreations. 808. 1906 
 Hwa Tsien Ki. The flowery scroll: a Chi- 
 nese novel. Tr. by Sir J: Bo wring. 
 
 823 . 1837 
 Hypatia. Kingsley, C: 823.933 
 
 Hypnotism. See also Somnambulism. 
 
 Cheney, J: V. The old doctor: a ro- 
 mance of Queer village. 823.5177 
 
 Cobban, J. M. Julius Courtney; or, 
 
 master of his fate. 823 . 7246 
 
 Note.— See Bibliography. Article "Magnetism" 
 in Encyclop. Brit., v. 15. p. 285, in ** 32.285.— Car- 
 penter, W: B. Mental physiology. 1878. 131. i.— 
 Hall, G. S. Recent researches on hypnotism. 6 
 pp. (Mind, v. 6, 1881.) p. 98, «« 105.5.— Heiden- 
 hain,R. Hypnotism. 1888. 134. m.— Heydenfeldt, 
 S.,Jr. The unison of the conscious force. 1891. 
 134.13.— Maudsley, H: Physiology of mind. 610. 
 qj.—MLoll, A., 0/ Berlin. Hypnotism. 1890. 134.12. 
 
 I. D. B. in South Africa, An. Sheldon, L. 
 v.— 823.6580 
 
 I have lived and loved. Bridges, Mrs. Col. 
 — . 823.3757 
 
 Same. 823.5082 
 
 "I say No." Collins, W: W. 823.4788 
 
 Ibsen, Henrik. Nora's return: a sequel to 
 "The doll's house" of Henry Ibsen. By 
 Mrs. E. D. (Iv.) Cheney. 823.7322 
 
 Ice desert, The. Verne, J. 823.7114 
 
 Iceland. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Erling the Bold: a 
 
 tale of the Norse sea-kings. 808 . 1273 
 
 Caine, H. The bondman: a new saga. 
 
 823.7034 
 
 Carpenter, W: H. The Icelandic story 
 
 of Cinderella. 12 pp. {Folk-lore rec, v. z, 
 pt. 2.) p. 237, in * 293.20 
 
 Dasent, G: W., tr. The story of Gisli 
 
 the outlaw. (930-80. ) * 823 . 6448 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Iceland. Contin. 
 
 Gould, S. Baring- Grettir, the outlaw. 
 
 808.1661 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 161, in 821.214 
 
 Mabie, H. W. Norse stories retold from 
 
 the Eddas. 1882. 293.12 
 
 NordhoflF, C: Iceland. {In his Stories 
 
 of the island world.) p. 126, in 808.165 
 
 Stephens, C: A. OflFto the geysers. 
 
 808.243 
 
 Story of Conn-eda. 14 pp. {Folk-lore 
 
 rec, V. 2.) p. 180, in * 293.17 
 
 T^gner, E. The tale of Frithiof (poem). 
 
 Tr. by H. Spalding. 898.3 
 
 Thoroddsen, J. T. Sigrid: an Icelandic 
 
 love-story. 823 . 7136 
 
 Note. — See Bibliography. Catalogue of writ- 
 ers on Iceland. (Pinkerton's gen. coll., v. i.) 1808. 
 pp. 624-8, in ** 913.9; — Catalogue of books printed in 
 Iceland from 1578-1844. (In the Library of the Brit- 
 ish Museum.) 1S89. i« ** 16. 223.— Gould, S. Baring- 
 Iceland: its scenes and sagas. 1863. ** 914. 471. — 
 Headley, P. C. The island of fire; or, a thousand 
 years of the old Northmen's home. 874-1874. 914. 
 439. — Mallet, P. H, Northern antiquities. 1878. 
 (Bohn.) 293.5.— Maurer, K. Zur politischen Ge- 
 schichte Islands. (1856-1880.) 94S.38. — Nougaret, J. 
 N. de. Voyage dans rinterieur de rislande. (Tour 
 du monde, 1868.) p. 113, in 913.136. — Reeves, A. M. 
 The finding of Winelaud the Good: hist, of the Ice- 
 landic discovery of America. Plates. 1890. * 970. 135. 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 116. No. 4, 1884, p. 140. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 97. No. 5, 1888, p. 210. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 622, in 
 ** y>.i\ — Same. Jan. i, i882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 214, in 
 ''*5o.i='. 
 
 Ichabod. Thomas, B. in 823.5141 
 
 Same. in 823.5188 
 
 Ida Craven. Cadell, ^^5. H. M. 823.165 
 
 Idalia. La Ram^e, L. de. 823 . 1822 
 
 Idolatry. Hawthorne, J. C. 823 . 724 
 
 Idonea. Beale, A. in 823.5036 
 
 Ikhwdnu-s Safd; or, brothers of purity. Tr. 
 from the Hindustdni by J. Dowson. 
 
 * 823.1854 
 
 'Iiam-en-Nas. Clerk, Mrs. A. M., tr. 
 
 823.1836 
 
 Ilka on the hill-top, and other stories. Boye- 
 sen, H. H. 823.4022 
 
 Illustrated science for boys and girls. (Anon. ) 
 
 808.1022 
 
 Illustrations of lying. 85 pp. O'pie, Mrs. A.. 
 (A.) p. 414, in 823.6136 
 
 Illustrious Dr. Mathdus. Erckmann, E., and 
 Chatrian, P. A. 823.7316 
 
 Illustrious Gaudissart, The. 57 pp. Balzac, 
 H. de. p. 217, in 823.5211 
 
 Image of his father, The. Mayhew, H., and 
 Mayhew, A: S. 823.5479 
 
 Image of San Donato. 35 pp. Johnson, V. W. 
 p. 145, in 823.4708 
 
 Imaginary communities, political, social, etc. 
 
 Bacon, F., Z^ori:/. New Atlantis. {Works, 
 
 V. I.) p. 255, in* 42.16 
 
 Bellamy, C:J. An experiment in mar- 
 riage. 823.7167 
 
 Bellamy, E: Looking backward, 2000- 
 
 1887. 823.5495 
 
 Chesney, C: C. The battle of Dorking. 
 
 823.4015 
 Same. 823.5649 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 128 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Coniin. 
 Imaginary communities, political, social, etc. 
 Contin. 
 
 De Foe, D. Dickory Cronke; or, the 
 
 dumb philosopher. {In his Novels . . . 
 V. 2.) p. 469, /« 823.2123 
 
 Donnelly, I. Caesar's column: a story 
 
 of the 20th century. (N. Y. in 1988.) 
 
 823.6432 
 
 Dooner, P. W. Last days of the Repub- 
 lic. (A foretold Chinese conquest of the U. 
 S. in the 20th cent.) 320.76 
 
 Loudon, Mrs. J.. (W.) The mummy! 
 
 a tale of the twenty-second century. 
 
 823.1013 
 
 Lyon, E. D. Ireland's dream: a ro- 
 mance of the future. 2 vols. 823.6401-2 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- The com- 
 ing race. (Mythical people inhabiting the 
 interior of the globe. ) 823 . 5975 
 
 Maitland, E: By and by. 823.1079 
 
 Same. 823.2354 
 
 More, S'zVT: Utopia. 334-31 
 
 Same. 829.18 
 
 Morris, W: News from nowhere. 
 
 823.7404 
 
 Plato. Republic. 324 -32 
 
 Plutarch. Lycurgus. 
 
 p. 83, in * 923 . 1423 
 
 Same. 920.280 
 
 Sidney, Sir P. The countess of Pem- 
 broke's Arcadia. 823 . 6639 
 
 Same. ** 823.6467 
 
 Thiusen, I. The diothas; or, a far look 
 
 ahead. 823.4596 
 
 Imaginary countries, voyages and travels. 
 
 De Foe, D. Robinson Crusoe. 808 . 368 
 
 Same. 823.2128; 823.2147; 823.6215 
 
 Same. 823.6627 
 
 Sam.e. 2 vols. 823.2077-8 
 
 Holberg, L., Freiherr. Journey to the 
 
 world under ground. * 823 . 7384 
 
 Lockwood, I. Travels and adventures 
 
 of little Baron Trump and his wonderful 
 dog Bulger. 808 . 1 895 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- The com- 
 ing race. 823 . 1024 
 
 Same. 823.5863; 823.5975 
 
 Raspe, R. E. Travels and surprising 
 
 adventures of Baron Miinchausen. 808 . 379 
 
 Same. 823.6101 
 
 Same. 10 pp. (Scudder, H. E., comp. 
 
 The children's book.) p. 393, in 808.1882 
 
 Swift, J. Gulliver's travels. 808.397 
 
 Same. 823 . 2966; 823 . 4489 
 
 Same. p. 539, in ** 823.6215 
 
 A voyage to Lilliput. 30 pp. (Scud- 
 der, H. E., comp. The children's book) 
 
 p. 362, «■« 808.1882 
 
 Taylor, J. Boy Crusoes: a tale of the 
 
 last century. 808 . 1658 
 
 Verne, J. Adventures in the land of the 
 
 behemoth. 823 . 5486 
 
 Adventures of Captain Hatteras. i : 
 
 English at the north pole. 2: The field of 
 ice. 823.7126 
 
 Around the world in eighty days. 
 
 823.3105 
 
 Same. 823.6918 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Imaginary countries, voyages, and travels. 
 Contin. 
 
 Verne, J. Contin. 
 
 At the north pole. 823.5537 
 
 English at the north pole. 823.6880 
 
 — Five weeks in a balloon. 823.6924 
 
 From the earth to the moon direct in 
 
 97 hours 20 minutes. 823.2541 
 
 — Same. 823.5485; 823.6305 
 
 The fur country. 2 pts. 823 . 6881-2 
 
 In search of the castaways: . . . loss 
 
 of Captain Grant . . . and adventures of 
 his children . . . in his discovery and res- 
 cue. 823 . 6381 
 
 — Journey to the center of the earth. 
 
 823.6160 
 
 The mysterious island. 823.5784 
 
 Same. 823.6306 
 
 Off on a comet. (Sequel to "To the 
 
 sun?") 823.6925 
 
 Robur the conqueror; or, a trip round 
 
 the world in a flying machine. 823.5127 
 
 — Round the moon. 823 . 2855 
 
 Same. 823.5487 
 
 To the sun ? a journey through plan- 
 etary space. 823 . 7127 
 
 20,000 leagues under the sea. 
 
 823.2713 
 
 Sam,e. 823.4980 
 
 Voyage round the world. (Pt. i:) 
 
 South America. 823.5547 
 
 Same. (Pt. 2:) Australia. 
 
 823.5546 
 
 Same. (Pt. 3:) New Zealand. 
 
 823.5545 
 
 Voyages and adventures of Captain 
 
 Hatteras: the ice desert. 823.7114 
 Wreck of the "Chancellor." 
 
 — Same. 
 
 Imaginary portraits. Pater, W. H. 
 Immortal, The. Daudet, A. 
 Imogen. Holt, E. S.. 
 Impending sword, The. Yates, E. 
 
 823.5162 
 823.5204 
 823.5426 
 823.7012 
 823.5725 
 
 H. 
 
 823 . 201 I 
 
 823.5193 
 823.4223 
 
 823-7325 
 
 Same. 
 Improvisatore. Andersen, H. C. 
 In a country town. Noble, A. L. 
 In a house boat. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 in 823.4805 
 In a winter city. La Ramde, L. de. 823.1823 
 In all shades. Allen, G. 823.5447 
 
 In all time of our tribulation. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 823.5616 
 In black and white. Kipling, R. in 823 . 7344 
 In change unchanged. Villari, Mrs. L. (W.) 
 
 823.1791 
 In Colston's days. Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) 
 
 823.5774 
 In convent walls. Holt, E. S.. 
 In Cupid's net. Brame, Mrs. C 
 
 In extremis. Greenough, Mrs. S, 
 
 In far Dakota. Locke, Mrs. M. 
 
 In far Lochaber. Black, W: 
 
 In four reigns. Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) 
 
 823.5770 
 
 823.5608 
 
 M. (L.) 
 
 tn 823 . 5064 
 
 . D. (L.) 
 823.666 
 823.7217 
 823.6550 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 129 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ^English Fiction, Contin. 
 In freedom's cause. Hetity, G: A. 
 [n Glenoran. Fife, M. B. 
 In her earliest youth. Eraser, J. 
 In His name. Hale, E: E. 
 In low relief. Roberts, M. 
 In luck at last. Besant, W. 
 
 Same. 
 In Maremma. La Ramde, L 
 In ole Virginia. Page, T: N 
 In palace and faubourg. ~ 
 
 J- 
 n Paradise. 2 vols. 
 
 de. 
 
 808.1478 
 823.7191 
 
 823.6357 
 823.4037 
 823.7411 
 in 823.5141 
 in 823.5188 
 823.5482 
 
 823.5363 
 Freeland, Mrs. C. 
 823.6368 
 Heyse, J. L. P. 
 
 , 823.2327-8 
 
 n peril of his life. Gaboriau, E. z« 823.2731 
 
 n prison and out. Smith, H. 823.1458 
 
 Same. z« 823.6687 
 
 n pursuit of happiness. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 823.5378 
 
 n quarters with the 25th (the Black Horse) 
 
 Dragoons. 82 pp. Stannard, Mrs. H. E. 
 
 V. (P.) z« 823.5138 
 
 n search of a son. Lawrence, Uncle. 
 
 808.1893 
 n search of the castaways. Verne, J. 
 
 823.6381 
 n shallow waters. Armitt, A. in 823.4975 
 n silk attire. Black, W: 823.82 
 
 n the Camargue. Bowles, E. 823.4126 
 
 n the Carquinez woods. Harte, F. B. 
 
 823.4623 
 n the counselor's house. John, E. 
 
 in 823.6693 
 n the distance. Lathrop, G: P. 823.5365 
 n the east country. Marshall, Mrs. E. (M. ) 
 
 823.5771 
 n the eastern seas. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.350 
 
 n the golden days. Bayly, A. E. 823.5052 
 
 Same. 823.6505; 823.6564 
 
 n the king's name. Fenn, G: M. 808. 1714 
 
 n the land of marvels. 
 
 n the middle watch. 
 
 Vernaleken, T. 
 
 808.1691 
 Russell, W: C. 
 
 in 823.5065 
 n the olden time. Roberts, M. 823.5792 
 n the reign of terror. Henty, G: A. 
 
 808.1435 
 
 n the Rocky mountains. Kingston, W: H: 
 
 G. 808.362 
 
 n the Schillingscourt. John, E. 823 . 2023 
 
 Same. 823 . 2444 
 
 n the Tennessee mountains. Murfree, M.. 
 
 N. 823.5232 
 
 n the toils. Paddock, .^r5. A. G. 823.1228 
 
 n the valley of Havilah. Clark, F: T. 
 
 823.7245 
 n the wire-grass. Pendleton, L 
 n times of peril. Henty, G: A. 
 n trust. Douglas, A. M. 
 n war time. Mitchell, S. W. 
 nchbald, Mrs. E.. (Simpson). 
 
 823.6529 
 
 808.1481 
 
 823.480 
 
 823.5399 
 Nature and 
 
 art. (Barbauld, Mrs. A, L. (A.), ed. The 
 British novelists, v. 27.) 
 
 f). 213, in ** 823.2088 
 Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 (A.), ed. The British novelists, v. 28.) 
 
 ** 823 . 2089 
 Independence. Alcott, L.. M. in 823.34 
 
 English Fiction. 
 
 India. 
 
 Arnold, Sir E 
 
 Contin. 
 
 Indian song of songs. 
 821.742 
 The light of Asia; poem. 294.4 
 
 Buckland, C. T. A pickle of salt. 16 
 
 pp. (A tale of the Indian monopoly.) {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser. , v. 6. ) 
 
 p. 314, z« 823.7502 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in 
 
 India .... A collection of the Zenana 
 tales. 808.1817 
 
 Caunter, H. Romance of history — 
 
 India. 823.194 
 
 Cunningham, H. Dustypore. 
 
 823.4190 
 
 Dubois, J. A., abbe. Hindu tales. 22 
 
 pp. {In his Description ... of India.) 
 
 p. 508, in * 954. 114 
 
 French, H. W. Our boys in India. 
 
 808.1872 
 
 Gueullette, T: S. Mogul tales. (Weber, 
 
 H:, comp. Tales of the east, v. 3.) 
 
 in 823.6232 
 
 Hearn, L- Tales retold from Indian and 
 
 Buddhist literature. 88 pp. {In his Stray 
 leaves . . . ) P- 49. ^^ 823.4791 
 
 Henty, G: A. With Clive in India. 
 
 808.1474 
 
 Jacob, P. W., tr. Hindoo tales; . . . 
 
 tr. from the Sanscrit of the Dasakumara- 
 charitam. 823 . 4365 
 
 Kingscote, Mrs. G., and Sdstri, P. N. 
 
 Tales of the sun. 291 .88 
 
 Kipling, R. The courting of Dinah 
 
 Shadd, and other stories. 823.6440 
 
 The phantom 'rickshaw, and other 
 
 tales. 823.7345 
 
 Plain tales from the hills. 823 . 7343 
 
 Soldiers three. {Also) In black and 
 
 white. 823 . 7344 
 
 Knox, T: W. The boy travellers in the 
 
 far east, Pt. 3. 808.1837 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 49, in 821.229 
 
 Russell, Col. — . Coincidences?? 49 pp. 
 
 {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 5.) 
 
 p. 47, «■» 823.7501 
 
 Sterndale, R. A. The Afghan knife. 
 
 823.6468 
 Mutiny, 1857. 
 
 Field, E. M, Bryda. 
 
 Grant, J. Did she love him ? 
 
 Fairer than a fairy. 
 
 First love & last love. 
 
 Kotah: a tale of the Indian mutiny. 
 
 30 pp. ( With his The queen's cadet.) 
 
 p. 93, /« 823.646 
 
 Henty, G: A. In times of peril. 
 
 808.1481 
 
 Rajah's heir, The. (Anon.) 823.7182 
 
 Ride for life, A. 30 pp. (/« Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 11.) /« 823.7495 
 
 Rousselet, F. L: de. The serpent- 
 charmer. 823 . 6036 
 
 Anglo-Indian society. 
 
 Crawford, F. M. Mr. Isaacs. 823.4471 
 
 Cunningham, H. S. Chronicles of 
 
 Dustypore. 823 .4190 
 
 823.7041 
 823.625 
 823.626 
 823.628 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 130 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 India. Contin. 
 Hindus. 
 
 Burton, R: F., ed. Vikram and the 
 
 vampire; or, tales of Hindu devilry. 
 
 823.4154 
 
 Taylor, M. Confessions of a Thug. 
 
 823.4276 
 Same. 3 vols. * 823.4629-31 
 
 Jungle life. 
 
 Gumming, Lt.-Col. W. G. Wild men 
 
 and wild beasts. 823.6581 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Middy and ensign: a tale 
 
 of the Malay Peninsula. 823.5740 
 
 BengaIv. 
 
 Chatter] ee, B. C. The poison-tree. 
 
 823.4936 
 
 Day, L. B. Folk-tales of Bengal. 
 
 808.1691 
 
 Southern India. Frere, M.. Old Deccan 
 
 days; or, Hindoo fairy legends. 808.1035 
 
 Note.— See Elliot, Sir H.-M. Bibliographical 
 
 index to the historians of Muhammedan India. 4 
 
 vols. V. I. 1859. (No more has been published.) 
 
 * 954.1 10.— Castaneda, H. L. de. Discovery and 
 conquest of India by the Portuguese. (Kerr, R. 
 Gen. hist. . . of voy. . . , v. 2.) p. 292, in **9i3. 
 113. — Correa, G. Three voyages of Vasco da 
 Gama and his viceroyalty. (Hakluyt Soc, i86§.} 
 ** 954-34- — Discoveries. . . of the Portuguese in 
 India. 1505-39. (Kerr, R. Gen. hist. . . . of voy. 
 
 . . . , V. 6.) p. 69, in ** 913.117.— Frederick, C. 
 Voyages and travels in India. 1503-81. (Kerr, R. 
 Gen. hist. . . . of voy . . . , v. 7.) p. 142, in ** 913. 
 118. — Heeren, A. H. L. Hist, researches into the 
 politics, intercourse, and trade of the priu. nations 
 of antiquity, v. 3: Asiatic nations: Indians. 1883. 
 
 • 950.4. — Bfistory of the Indians. (£/«iV. history 
 (anc), chap. 88, v. 18.) ** 909.48.— Hooker, W.J. 
 Himalayan journals: notes of a naturalist in Ben- 
 gal . . . 2 vols. 1855. 915.87-8.— Hunter, W. W. 
 Orissa. v. 2. 1872. 915.216. — M^or, R. H., ed. 
 India in the 15th century. ** 954.35.— Reclus, 
 J. J. E. The earth and its inhabitants. Asia. 
 v. 3: India and Indo-China. Ed. by A. H. Keene. 
 Maps. Illus. 1S84. 515.377.— Robertson, W: Hist, 
 disquisition concerning the knowledge the ancients 
 had of India. 1804. 954-I4.— Roe, S'*" T: Voyage 
 to India. 1614-15. {Pinkerton's voy., v. 8.) p. i, in 
 ** 913.16. — Rousselet, L: India and its native 
 princes. 1878. * 915.127.— Sleeman, Sir W. H. 
 Journey through . . . Oude. 1849-50. 2 vols. 1858. 
 915.251-2. — Taylor, B. Visit to India . . . 1875. 
 915.41. — Travels of two Mohammedans through 
 India ... in the 9th cent. (Pinkerton's voy., v. 7.) 
 p. 179, in **9i3.i3. — Varthema, I,, di. Voyages 
 and travels in . . .India. . . A. D. 1503-8. **9i5. 
 132. — Vincent, F., fr. The land of the white ele- 
 phant. 1874. 915.21;— Through and through the 
 tropics. 1876. 910.126.— Wheeler, J. T. History 
 of India from the earliest ages. 4 vols. 1867-76; 
 954.1x5-18.- Short history of India, Afghanistan, 
 Nipal and Burma. 1880. 954.93. 
 
 British India. — Anber, P. Rise and progress of 
 the British power in India. 2 vols. 1837. 954.23-4. 
 — Macaulay, T: B. Lord Robert Clive. {In his Es- 
 says, v. 4.) p. 194, /« 824 . 135. — Malcolm, SiV J. Life 
 of Clive. 3 vols. 923.2022-24.— Burke, E. Reports 
 of administration of justice in India. Charge against 
 Warren Hastings. 2 vols. (Worjfcj, vols. 4-5.) 1880. 
 825.113-114.— Hastings, W., The history of the trial 
 of. Feb. 7, 1786-Apr. 23, 1795. 1796. 340.163.— Gleig, 
 Rev. G. R. Memoirs of the life of Hastings (1733- 
 1818). 3 vols. 1841. 923.513-15.— Hunter, Sir W: 
 W. The Marquess of Dalhousie. (Rulers of India 
 ser.) 1890. 954.102. -Marshman, J: C. History 
 of India from the earliest period to 1858. 3 vols. 
 1871. 954.103-5.— Martin, R. M. British colonial 
 library, vols. 4 and 5: West Indies. 2 vols. 1844. 
 979.1-2. — Mill, J. British history of India. (1527- 
 1S33.) 10 vols, (in 9). 1858. * 954.65-73. 
 
 French in India. — Malleson, Maj. G. B. History 
 of the French in India. (1674-1761.) 1868. 954.86. 
 
 Bnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 India. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 
 Indian mutify, 1857-8.— Holmes, T. R. E. His- 
 tory of the Indian mutiny. 2ded. 1885. 954.106. — 
 — Kaye, Sir J: W: History of the Sepoy war in 
 India. 3 vols. 1870-76. * 954.78-80.— Malleson, 
 Col. G. W. History of the Indian mutiny, 1857-1858; 
 commencing from the close of the second volume 
 of Sir J: Kaye's History of the Sepoy war. 2 vols. 
 1878-79. 954.81-2. 
 
 Religion.— C\a,T\ie, J. F. Ten great religions. 
 1878. 208.2. — Fergusson, J. Tree and serpent 
 worship. (Plates only.) 294.33. — Johnson, S. Ori- 
 ental religions. V. 2: India. 1873. 299.2.— Wilson, 
 H. H. Essays ... on the religion of the Hindus. 
 2 vols. (IVorks, vols. 1-2.) 1S62. 894.15-16. 
 
 Manners and customs. — Cust, R. N. Pictures of 
 Indian life, sketched with the pen from 1852-1881. 
 Maps. 915.372. — Dubois, J. A., abbi. Description 
 of the character, manners and customs of the peo- 
 pleof India. 1817. *954.ii4.— Oman, J: C. Indian 
 life (Hindu and Muhammedan), religious and so- 
 cial. 1889. 9I5-349- 
 
 For description and recent history, see Arnold, 
 S'zVE. India revisited. 1886. 915.346.— Duff, J. G. 
 History of Mahrattas. (1323-1822.) Maps. 3 vols. 
 1826. 954.107-9.— Feudge, Mrs. F. (R.) (Descrip- 
 tion and recent history of) India. (1880.) 954.57.— 
 Hodgson, B. H. Misc. essays relating to Indian 
 subjects. 2 vols. 1880. 494.29-30. — 'H.o\com\>, Mrs. 
 H..H. Bits about India. (1888.) 915.357.— Karaka, 
 D. F. Hist, of the Parsis, including their manners, 
 customs, religion, and present position. Illus. 2 
 vols. 1884. *295.i2-i3.— Robinson, P. Under the 
 sun. 1882. 504.63. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 116, 117. No. 4, 1884, p. 142. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 98. No. 5, 1888, pp. 211, 212. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 628-35, "* ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. pp. 217-19, »« 
 ** 50.1='. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. £>ept. of State.) 
 **35o-5496'-*. 
 
 India. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) 
 
 823.1494 
 
 Indian fairy book. Mathews, C. 808.1330 
 
 Indian summer. Howells, W:D. 823.5619 
 
 Indian tales. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Indiana. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. (D.) 
 
 823.6848 
 
 Indians. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Away in the wilder- 
 ness. 808.631 
 
 Same. ( With his Lost in the forest.) 
 
 in 808.1279 
 
 Same. {In his Tales of adventure.) 
 
 in 808.1268 
 
 Bird, R. M. Nick of the woods. 
 
 823.79 
 
 Campbell, T: Gertrude of Wyoming; 
 
 poem. p. 77, in 821 .78 
 
 Clark, Mrs. C. (M.) Baby Rue. 
 
 823.1872 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Leather stocking tales, 
 
 viz.: 
 
 I : The deerslayer. 823.293 
 
 2: Last of the Mohicans. 823.320 
 
 3: The pathfinder. 823.304 
 
 4: The pioneers. 823.306 
 
 5: The prairie. 823.307 
 
 Stories of the prairie and other ad- 
 ventures of the border. 808.1127 
 
 The wept of Wish-Ton- Wish. 
 
 823.316 
 
 Wyandotte. 823.318 
 
 Cozzens, S: W. Young silver seekers. 
 
 808.1630 
 
 Young trail hunters; or, the wild 
 
 riders of the plains. 808.1628 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 131 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !En§rlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Indians. Contin. 
 
 Eggleston, E:, a«fi^ Seelye, Mrs. L. (E.) 
 
 Brant and Red Jacket. Including an ac- 
 count of the early wars of the six nations 
 and the border warfare of the revolution. 
 
 808.767 
 
 Tecumseh and the Shawnee prophet. 
 
 808.1589 
 
 Grinnell, G: B. Pawnee hero stories 
 
 and folk-tales, with notes. 808. 17 17 
 
 Halleck, F.-G. Wyoming; poem. 
 
 {Poet, writings.) p. 30, tn 821.1323 
 
 Herbert, H: W. Ahsahgunushk Nu- 
 
 mamahtahseng ; or, the Reed-Shaken-by- 
 the-Wind. 91pp. (/» Aw Chev. of France.) 
 
 823.4253 
 
 King, Capt. C: Marion's faith. 
 
 823.4967 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. Adventures of 
 
 Dick Onslow among the redskins. 
 
 808.1554 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. The song of Hia- 
 watha, p. I, in 821.239 
 
 Same. p. 141, in 821.888 
 
 McKnight, C: Captain Jack, the scout; 
 
 or, the Indian wars about old Fort Du- 
 quesne. 823 . 4335 
 
 Same. 823.7139 
 
 Matthews, C. Enchanted moccasins and 
 
 other legends of the American Indians. 
 
 808.1856 
 Indian fairy book from original le- 
 gends. 808 . 1330 
 
 Moorehead, W. K. Wanneta, the Sioux. 
 
 823.6470 
 
 Murray, C: A. The prairie-bird. 
 
 823.1179 
 
 Poston, C: D. Apache-land. 821.318 
 
 Schoolcraft, H. R. The myth of Hia- 
 watha. 291.32 
 
 Simms, W. G. Yemassee. 823.1441 
 
 Smith, E. H. Ma-ka-tai-me-she-kia- 
 
 kiak; or, Black Hawk and scenes in the 
 west; poem. 1848. ** 1000.122 
 
 Southey, R. Songs of the American 
 
 Indians. p. 259, in 821.1165 
 
 Stoddard, W: O. Red Beauty: a story 
 
 of the Pawnee trail. 808 . 1485 
 
 Talking leaves. 808.1359 
 
 Two Arrows: a story of red and white. 
 
 808.1429 
 
 Tibbies, T. H. Hidden power: a secret 
 
 history of the Indian ring. 823. 1844 
 
 Webber, C: W. Old Hicks the guide; 
 
 or, adventures in the Camanche country in 
 search of a gold mine. 823 . 1691 
 
 Wraxall, F: C: L- Golden-hair. 
 
 823.1745 
 See also Tales by G. Aimard. 
 
 Bibliography.— T\\G Indian question. Bost. Pub. 
 Liib. Bulletin No. 49. v. 4. p. 68, in ** t7.i35-— 
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 Amer. Indian.) 1887. p. 3oi,m97o.i29.— Field,T:W. 
 An essay towards an Indian bibliography: being a 
 catalogue of (his) library. 1873. ** 16.14. 
 
 Origin. — Bradford, A. W. American antiqui- 
 ties and researches into the origin and history of 
 the red race. 1841. 970.14. — Journal of American 
 folk-lore. vols. 1-3. 1888-1890. 3 vols. 291.81-81". 
 
 Eng-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Indians. Contin. 
 
 Religion.— ^rinton, D. G. American hero- 
 myths. 1882. 291.39. — McClintock, J:, o«rf Strong, 
 J. Cyclop. V. 4. p. 558, zn 203.9. 
 
 Manners and customs. — Catlin, G. Illustrations 
 of the manners, customs, etc., of North American 
 Indians. 2 vols. 1857. 970.12-13; — Same. 970.52-3. 
 — Schoolcraft, H. R. The Indian in his wigwam. 
 1848. 9170.42. 
 
 For recent descriptiuus, see Brooks, E. S. The 
 story of the American Indian. 1887. (Best one 
 hundred books on the American Indian, pp. 301- 
 308.) 970.129; — Same. 970.134. — Burdett, C. Life 
 of Kit Carson, the great western hunter and guide. 
 1865. 523.415.— Custer, Mrs. E.. (B.) Following 
 the guidon. 1890. 9173.488. — Custer, Gen. G: A. 
 Wild life on the plains. 18S6. 9173.484.— Drake, S: 
 G. The aboriginal races of North America. 1859. 
 970.22. — Dunn, J. P., Jr. Massacres of the moun- 
 tains: hist, of the Indian wars of the far west. 
 Illus. 1886. 970.133. — Jackson, Mrs. H.-M. (F.) 
 A century of dishonor: U. S. gov't dealings with In- 
 dians. 973.597.— Schoolcraft, H. R. Indian tribes 
 of the United States. 6 vols. 1853-6. * 970.1-6;— 
 Notes on the Iroquois. 1847. 970.50.— Smith, Co/. 
 J. An account of . . . captivity with the Indians. 
 1870. 9170.45. — Thomas, C. The Cherokees in pre- 
 Columbian times. {Fact and theory papers.) 1890, 
 970.132. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 117 (and p. 235, U. S. Pub. Docs. In- 
 dian frauds). 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 98 (and p. 193, U. S. Pub. Docs. In- 
 dians). 
 No. 4, 1884, pp. 142-143. 
 
 No. 5, 1888, pp. 212-213 (and p. 365, U. S. Pub. Docs. 
 Indian affairs.) 
 
 6iffa/^o Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 635-638, i« ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 219, in ** 
 50. i''. 
 
 See also Catalogue of government publications of 
 the U. S. 1774-1881. pp. 1302-4, in ** 15.202. 
 See also Nevr England, note. 
 
 Inez. Wilson, v^r.y. A.J.. (E.) 823.4009 
 
 Infanta at Presburg. Gore, 3Irs. C. G. F.. 
 (M.) p. 169, in ** 823.6569 
 
 Infelice. Wilson, Mrs. A. J.. (E.) 823.1707 
 Infernal marriage, The. Disraeli, B: 
 
 in 823.458 
 Ingelow, Jean. Don John. 823.3426 
 
 Fated to be free. 823 . 840 
 
 John Jerome: his thoughts and ways. 
 
 A book without beginning. 823 .5613 
 
 OfftheSkelligs. 823.841 
 
 Sarah de Berenger. 823.5791 
 
 Same. 3 vols. 823.7385-7 
 
 Studies for stories. 823.842 
 
 Ingemann, Bernhard Severin. The aged 
 
 rabbi. 54 pp. — All Souls' Day. 58 pp. — 
 The death ship. 6 pp. (Poem.) (Bushby, 
 Mrs. — , tr. The Danes . . . v. 3. ) 
 
 in 823.6446 
 
 The doomed house. 30 pp. — The secret 
 
 witness. 8 pp. (Bushby, Mrs. — , tr. The 
 Danes . . . v. i.) in 823.6444 
 
 Ingenious gentleman, Don Quixote of La 
 Mancha. 4 vols. Cervantes Saavedra, M. 
 de. 823.5235-38 
 
 Ingenue. Dumas, A. D. 823.3243 
 
 Ingersoll, Ernest. The silver caves: a min- 
 ing story. 808.1719 
 
 Ingham, Col. F:, pseud. See Hale, E: Ever- 
 ett. 
 
 Ingham papers. Hale, E: E. 823.4309 
 
 Ingledew House. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5132 
 Ingo. Freytag, G. 823.6797 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 132 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Ingraban. Freytag, G. 823.6798 
 
 Ingraham, Rev. Joseph Holt. The pillar of 
 
 fire; or, Israel in bondage. 249.13 
 
 The prince of the house of David; or 
 
 three years in the holy city. Being a ser. 
 of letters . . . relating . . .all the scenes 
 and wonderful incidents in the life of Jesus 
 of Nazareth from his baptism in Jordan to 
 his crucifixion on Calvary, 823.2167 
 
 The throne of David: ... to the rebel- 
 lion of prince Absalom. 823 . 7441 
 
 Inheritance, The. Ferrier, S. E. 823.2052 
 Initials. Tautphoeus, J. (M.) Freiherrin von. 
 
 823.1796 
 Inland voyage. Stevenson, R. L: 
 
 in 823.5015 
 Inner house, The. Besant, W. 823.6603 
 
 Innocent. 2 parts (in i ). Oliphant, Mrs. M. 
 
 O. (W.) 823.5028 
 
 Same. 823 . 6365 
 
 Inside. Baker, Rev. W: M. 823 . 5927 
 
 Inside the bar. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 in ** 823.4668 
 
 Same. in 823 . 7282 
 
 Inspired lobbyist. An. 35 pp. De Forest, J: W: 
 p. 137, z» 823.4705 
 Interpreter, The. Melville, G: J : Whyte- 
 
 823.1853 
 
 Sam.e. in 823 . 467 1 
 
 Into unknown seas. Ker, D: 808.1360 
 
 Introduced to society. Aid^, H. ?'« 823.5145 
 
 Same. in 823.5187 
 
 Invaders, The, and other stories. Tolstoi, 
 
 Count \,.l^. 823.5242 
 
 Invasion, The. Griffin, G. 823.673 
 
 Invasion of France in 1814. Erckmann, E-, 
 
 and Chatrian, P. A. 823 . 6863 
 
 Inventions. 
 
 Hale, E: E. Stories of invention: told 
 
 by inventors and their friends. 808. 1426 
 
 Timbs, J: Stories of inventors and dis- 
 coverers in science and the useful arts. 
 i860. D3.118 
 
 Note.— See Coryton, T. Accidental inventions. 
 (Macmillan's mag., v. 4.) p. 75, in ** 52.1764. — 
 Kniglit, E. H. Crude and curious inventions. 
 (Atlantic monthly, v. 39, pp. 517, 645; v. 40, pp. 22, 
 689; V. 41, pp. 19, 426.) ** 51 . 913-15.— Tlmbs, J: 
 Wonderful inventions. 1870. 609.1. — Tissandier, 
 G., and Krith, H: Marvels of invention and scien- 
 tific puzzles. (Sci. rec. ser.) 608.150.— Towle, G: 
 M. Heroes and martyrs of invention. 1890. 609.14. 
 
 See also Catalogrues of this I,ibrary. 
 No. 2, :88o, p. 118. No. 4, 1884, p. 145. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 100. No. 5, 1888, p. 214. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 651, in ** 
 ^o.i\— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 224, in ** 
 50.1'. 
 
 Invisible empire, The. Tourg^e, A. W. 
 
 823.2189 
 
 Same. «« 823.4176 
 
 Invisible lodge. Richter, J, P. P. 823.4613 
 
 Involuntary experimentalist, The. 17 pp. {In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 12.) 
 
 ** in 823 . 6658 
 Involuntary voyage. An. Biart, L. 823.6837 
 Ipomydon, Lyfe of. Weber, H: W: 
 
 p. 279, in* 821.1240 
 Ireland. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Shamrock and thistle; 
 
 or, Young America in Ireland and Scot- 
 land. 808.492 
 
 Elnglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Ireland. Contin. 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in 
 
 the British Isles. 808.1813 
 
 Croker, T. C. Fairy legends and tra- 
 ditions of the south of Ireland. 299.21 
 
 Killarney legends. 299 . 22 
 
 Curtin, J. Myths and folk-lore of Ire- 
 land. 291.83 
 
 Same. 291.86 
 
 Emerald gems: . . . Irish fireside tales, 
 
 historic, domestic, and legendary. 823 . 1 190 
 
 Half-hours with Irish authors. Selec- 
 tions from Griffin, Lover, Carleton and 
 Lever. 823 . 1073 
 
 Irish fireside stories, tales and legends. 
 
 823.6145 
 
 Kennedy, P. Legendary fictions of the 
 
 Irish Celts. 823.2115 
 
 Knox, T: W. The boy travellers in 
 
 Great Britain and Ireland. 808. 1930 
 
 • Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 821. 211 
 
 Lover, S: Legends and stories of Ire- 
 land. 823.1016 
 
 Same. 823.5154 
 
 McAnally, D: R., Jr. Irish wonders: 
 
 the ghosts . . . and other marvels of the 
 emerald isle: popular tales as told by the 
 people. 808.1908 
 
 Martineau, H. Ireland. {In her lUus. 
 
 of polit. econ, v. 3.) in ** 823.6708 
 
 Towle, G: M. Young people's history 
 
 of Ireland . 94 1 . 1 33 
 
 Wilde, Zarfjj/J.. F. S. (E.) Ancient le- 
 gends, mystic charms, and superstitions of 
 Ireland. 291.90 
 
 5TH CENTURY, A. D. Shirley, J. Saint Pat- 
 rick for Ireland; drama. 
 
 p. 363, in * 822. nil 
 
 8th CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Griffin, G. The invasion. 823.673 
 
 Smyth, P. G. King and viking; or, the 
 
 ravens of Lochlan: a tale of the Danish in- 
 vasion of Ireland. (795.) 823.7305 
 
 I2TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Adams, J. Q. Dermot MacMorrogh; 
 
 or, the conquest of Ireland (poem). 
 
 821.1377 
 
 O' Byrne, M. L: The court of Rath 
 
 Croghan. 823 . 7304 
 
 I 6th CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 O' Grady, S. Red Hugh's captivity. 
 
 823.7222 
 
 Sadlier, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) MacCarthy 
 
 More; or, the fortunes of an Irish chief in 
 the reign of Queen Elizabeth. 823.1380 
 
 17TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Banim, J: Boyne- water. 823.54 
 
 The denounced; or the last baron of 
 
 Crana. (Battle of Aughrim, 1691.) 823.56 
 
 Caddell, C. M.. Nellie Netterville. 
 
 823 . 163 
 
 Field, Mrs. E. M., ed. Ethne: a truth- 
 ful historie of the great and final settlement 
 of Ireland by Oliver Cromwell . . . 
 
 823 . 6400 
 
 Henty, G: A. Orange and green : a tale 
 
 of the Boyne and Limerick. 808.1457 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 133 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Contin. 
 
 Con tin. 
 A. (M.) 
 
 Confederate 
 
 823.1377 
 
 or, evenings 
 
 823.1379 
 
 of Cro' Mar- 
 
 823.987 
 
 823.5708-9 
 
 823.989 
 
 823.1017 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. 
 
 Ireland. Contin, 
 
 I7TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Sadlier, Mrs. M. 
 
 chieftains. 
 
 Heiress of Kilorgan: 
 
 with the old Geraldines. 
 
 Smyth, P. G. The wild rose of Lough 
 
 Gill: a tale of the Irish war. 823.7306 
 
 i8th century, a. D. 
 
 Edgeworth, M. Castle Rackrent. {In 
 
 A^r Tales ... v. i.) p. i, in ** 823.4646 
 
 Froude, J. A. Two chiefs of Dunboy. 
 
 823.5512 
 
 Lever, C: J. The Martins 
 
 tin. 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 
 The O'Donoghue. 
 
 Lover, 8: Rory O'More. 
 
 Insurrection of 1 798-1 799. 
 
 Argyle, A.. Olive Lacey. 823.41 
 
 Banim, M. The croppy. 823.55 
 
 Conyngham, D: P. The O'Mahony: 
 
 chief of the Comeraghs. 823 . 273 
 
 Damant, M.. Peggy Thornhill. 823.7171 
 
 Neville, R. Lloyd Pennant. 823.1187 
 
 I9TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Savage, M. W. The Falcon family; or 
 
 young Ireland. 823.6144 
 
 Trollope, A. Kellys and the O'Kellys. 
 
 823.1612 
 
 The Macdermots of Bally cloran. 
 
 823.1615 
 
 Phineas Finn, the Irish member. 
 
 823.1619 
 
 See also Trench, "W . S. Realities of Irish life. 941.44 
 
 Legislative union, 1801. Lever, C: J. 
 
 Knight of Gwynne. 2 vols. 823.5712-13 
 
 Famine, 1847. 
 
 Carleton, W: The black prophet. 
 
 823 . 168 
 
 Keary, A. Castle Daly: the story of an 
 
 Irish home . . . 823.922 
 
 Trollope, A. Castle Richmond. 
 
 823 . 1606 
 Catholics and Protestants. Sadlier, Mrs. M. . 
 A. (M.) New lights; or, life in Galway. 
 
 823.1382 
 Church imposts. Carleton, W: The tithe- 
 proctor. 823.175 
 Fenians. 
 
 McCarthy, J. Maurice Tyrone; or, the 
 
 fair Saxon. 823 . 1053 
 
 Same. 823.5748 
 
 Landlords and agents. 
 
 Carleton, W: Poor scholar. {In his 
 
 Traits and stories . . . v. 2.) in 823.5820 
 
 Same. {In his Traits and stories 
 
 ... v. 4.) ** 823.6644 
 
 Tubber Derg. {In his Traits and 
 
 stories . . . v. 2.) in 823.5820 
 
 Same. {In his Traits and stories 
 
 ... v. 4.) ** 823.6644 
 
 Valentine M'Clutchy. 823.179 
 
 Land system. 
 
 Carleton, W: The emigrants of Ahad- 
 
 arra. 823.170 
 
 Trollope, A. The land leaguers. 
 
 823.6590 
 
 Elngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Ireland. Contin. 
 19TH CENTURY, A. D. Contin. 
 Penal laws. 
 
 Carleton, W: Willy Reilly. 
 
 Griffin, G. Tracy's ambition. 
 
 823.180 
 
 in 823.676 
 
 Same. 823.4960 
 
 Irish character. 
 
 Ballyblunder: an Irish story. 823.6431 
 
 Banim, M. Mayor of Wind-gap. 
 
 823.59 
 
 Boyce, J: Mary Lee; or, the Yankee in 
 
 Ireland. 823.113 
 
 Shandy M'Guire: a story of the north 
 
 of Ireland. 823 . 1 14 
 
 Carleton, W: The black baronet. 
 
 823.167 
 
 The evil eye. 823.171 
 
 Fardorougha, the miser. 823.172 
 
 Jane Sinclair; or, the fawn of Spring- 
 vale. 823.173 
 
 Same. 823.5517 
 
 Poor scholar, and other tales of Irish 
 
 life. 823.174 
 
 Tubber Derg, and other tales. 
 
 823.178 
 
 Willy Reilly, and his dear Coleen 
 
 bawn. 823.180 
 
 Griffin, G. Tales of the Munster festi- 
 vals. 823 . 667 
 
 Talis qualis; or, tales of the jury-room. 
 
 823.677 
 
 Hall, Mrs. A.. M. (F.) Sketches of 
 
 Irish (^aracter. 823 . 691 
 
 Lever, C: J. Charles O'Malley. 
 
 823.973 
 
 Harry Lorrequer. 823 . 981 
 
 Tom Burke of "Ours." 823.994 
 
 Lover, S: Handy Andy. 823.1014 
 
 He would be a gentleman. 823.1784 
 
 Lunn, Mrs. J. C. Shamrock and rose. 
 
 3 vols. 823.7218-20 
 
 Maunsell, W. P. Poisoned chalice. 
 
 823.7221 
 
 Morgan, Lady S. (O.) Florence Ma- 
 
 carthy. 823.1174 
 
 Wild Irish girl. 3 vols. * 823 . 2361-3 
 
 O'Brien, W: When we were boys. 
 
 823.7023 
 
 Reade, C: The wandering heir. 
 
 p. 211, in 823.1983 
 
 Smart, H. The master of Rathkelly. 
 
 823.5589 
 
 Wilde, W. R. Irish popular supersti- 
 tions, in ** 1000 . 106 
 
 Seeaho Novels by J: and M. Banim; Mrs. A.. M. (F.) 
 Hall; C: J. Lever; S: Lover. 
 
 Life among the aristocracy. 
 
 Edgeworth, M. Ormond. {In her Tales 
 
 . . . vols. 13-14.) p. 285, /«** 823 . 4658-9 
 
 Peasant life. 
 
 Carleton, W: Traits and stories of the 
 
 Irish peasantry. 823.7363 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5819-20 
 
 Sam.e. 5 vols. ** 823.6641-5 
 
 Mick Tracy, the Irish scripture reader: 
 
 or; the martyred convert and the priest. 
 By the author of " Tim Doolan." 823 . 7190 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 134 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !EngrIish Fiction. Contin. 
 Ireland. Contin. 
 Irish character. Contin. 
 Peasant life. Contin. 
 
 MulhoUand, C. Kathleen Mavoumeen. 
 
 823.7178 
 
 Roy, G. For her sake. 823.6369 
 
 See also Novels by J: and M. Banim. 
 
 Claddagh. Sadlier, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) Mau- 
 reen Dhu, the admiral's daughter. 
 
 823.1381 
 Leinster. See Tales by J: and M. Banim. 
 Munster. 
 
 Griffin, G. The collegians: a tale of 
 
 Carryowen. 823.671 
 
 Note. — Rural middle class life in Munster, Ire- 
 land; the source of Boucicault's play "Colleen 
 Bawn." 
 Sketches illustrative of life and man- 
 ners in the south of Ireland. ( With his 
 Munster festivals. ) p. 374, in 823.667 
 
 Tales of the Munster festivals. 2 ser. 
 
 823.667-8 
 Ulster. 
 
 Carleton, W: Traits and stories of the 
 
 Irish peasantry. 2 vols. 823.5819-20 
 
 Same. 5 vols. ** 823.6641-5 
 
 See also Novels of W: Carleton. 
 In poetry. 
 
 Ballads and songs (of Ireland), with 
 
 music. 821.128 
 
 Duncathail, — , comp. Ballads, popu- 
 lar poetry, and household songs of Ireland, 
 1882. 821.1349 
 
 Graves, A. P. Irish songs and ballads. 
 
 1880. * 821.1338 
 
 Songs of Irish wit and humour. 1884. 
 
 821 . 1047 
 
 Hardiman, J., ed. Irish minstrelsy; or, 
 
 bardic remains of Ireland. 2 vols. 1831. 
 
 * 82 I. 1335-6 
 
 Hayes, E. Ballads of Ireland. 2 vols. 
 
 821.149-50 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places: 
 
 Ireland. 821.211 
 
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 the Four Masters, from the earliest period to 1616, 
 ed. by J. O'Donovan. 7 vols. 1856. *94ii. 75-81. — 
 Ball, J: T: Historical review of the legislative sys- 
 tems operative in Ireland, (i 172-1800.) 1888. 328. 
 730.— Barnard, F. P., tr. Strongbow's conquest of 
 Ireland. (1166-86.) 1888. (Authorities, pp. 202-9.) 
 9411.65.— Bellingg, R. History of the Irish con- 
 federation and the war in Ireland. 1641-1648. 6 
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 the state papers relating to Ireland, of the reign of 
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 the west. 2 vols. (Era of St. Patrick and the early 
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 union in 1801.) 2 vols. 1839. 941.53-4. 
 
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 present land act.) 824.319. — Atkins, T. de C. The 
 case of Ireland stated. 1881. 9411.87. — Blackw^ood, 
 F. T. H., Earl of Dufferin. Irish emigration and the 
 tenureof land in Ireland. 1867. (Favors emigration 
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 W: J. O'N. Eighty-fiveyears of Irish history. 1800- 
 1884. 1888. 9411.55. — Higg:ins, C: Home rule; or, 
 the Irish land question. 9411.54. — Hurlburt, W: H: 
 Ireland under coercion: the diary of an American. 
 1888. 9411.56.— Ingram, T.D. The Irish parliament 
 of James II. 90 pp. {In his Two chapters of Irish 
 history.) 1888. p. i,i» 9411.58; — Alleged violation of 
 the treaty of Limerick. 47 pp. {In his Two chap- 
 ters of Irish history.) p. 93, in 9411 .58. — Irish sedi- 
 tions, from 1792-1880. 9411.90.— Jervish, H. J. W. 
 Ireland under the British rule. 1868. 941 1 . 89.— Mc- 
 Carthy, J. Ireland's cause in England's parlia- 
 ment. 1888. 9411-60. — Maguire, J. G. Ireland 
 and the pope: a brief history of papal intrigues 
 against Irish liberty, from Adrian IV. to Leo XIII. 
 1S88. 9411.57. — Martin, R. M. Ireland before and 
 after the union with Great Britain. (English side.) 
 1843. 9411.66.— O'Connor, T: P., and McWade, P. 
 Gladstone-Parnell, and the great Irish struggle. 
 (1886.) 9411.59.— Kussell, SzVC: The Parnell com- 
 mission: the opening speech for the defence. 3d 
 ed. 1889. 340.161. — Kutherford, J: The secret 
 history of the Fenian conspiracy. 2 vols. 1877. 
 9411 .69-70.— Staples, R. Agitation in Ireland, from 
 a landlord's point of view. 18S1. 9411.91. — Sulli- 
 van, A. M. New Ireland. 1878. 941 . 16.— Thorn- 
 ton, W: T. A plea for peasant proprietors. 1874. 
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 dies. The land question. A visit to Donegal and 
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 .fl/rj. A..M. Sketches of Irish character. 823.691. — 
 O'Curry, E. On the manners and customs of the 
 ancient Irish. 3 vols. * 941 1.62-4.— Smith, G. 
 Irish history and Irish character. 1862. 9411.72. — 
 Th6baud, A : J. Irish race in the past and present. 
 1873. 941.14. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 119. No. 4, 1884, pp. 145-46. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 100. No. 5, 1888, p. 215. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 652-663, in ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. pp. 224-229, in 
 *'*' 50.1*. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885 ; 
 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. 0/ State.) 
 ** 350 -5496'- ^• 
 
 Ireland's dream. 2 vols. Lyon, E. D. 
 
 823.6401-2 
 Irene Magillicuddy. Oliphant, L. 823 . 4059 
 Irene, the missionary. De Forest, J: W: 
 
 823.1789 
 
 Irish character. Sketches of Hall, Mrs. A.. 
 
 M. (F.) 823.691 
 
 Irish Charles Dickens, The. See MacNabb, 
 
 Mrs. May (Laffan). 
 Irish fireside stories: tales and legends. 
 
 823.6145 
 Irish wonders. Mc Anally, D: R., Jr. 
 
 808.1908 
 Iron horse. The. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.1261 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 135 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Eng'lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Iron mask, The. Dumas, A. D. 823.5803 
 
 Note.— See Reddall, H: F. Fact, fancy and fable, 
 pp. 276-81, in** 803.34. 
 Irving, J: Treat. [/.• Qnod.'\ The attorney; 
 or, the correspondence of John Quod. 
 
 823.4025 
 
 Harry Harson; or, the benevolent bach- 
 elor. 823.4026 
 
 Irving, Washington. {Geoffrey Crayon , Gent] 
 (1783-1859.) The Alhambra. 823.1807 
 
 Bracebridge Hall; or, the humorists: a 
 
 medley. 823.1810 
 
 The Crayon miscellany. No. 3. Le- 
 gends of the conquest of Spain. 
 
 ** 823.6739 
 Contents:— The legend of Don Roderick.— Legend 
 of the subjugation of Spain.— Legend of Count 
 Julian and his family. 
 
 The sketch-book of Geoffrey Crayon, 
 
 Gent. 823.843 
 
 Same. 823.5057 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6722-3 
 
 Tales of a traveller. By Geoffrey 
 
 Crayon, Gent. 823.844 
 
 Wolfert's Roost, and other papers. 
 
 823.1808 
 , j'oini author. See Irving, W: 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Bolton, S.. 
 K. Famous American authors. 1887. p. 58, in 820. 
 99.— Bryant, W: C. Orations and addresses, p. 93, 
 in 825.12. — Griswold, R. W. Prose writers of 
 America, p. 201, in * 829.110. — Harris, A. B. 
 American authors for young people, p. 11, in 820. 
 157. — Hodg^kins, L. M. W. Irving. (In her A 
 guide to the study of 19th cent, authors, (pt. 2.) 
 p. 1, in 820.155. — Homes of American authors. 
 1853. P- 33, 2» 9I7-37- — Irving, P. M. Life and let- 
 ters of I. 3 vols. 928.112-14. — Life of I. 10 pp. 
 (Longacre, J. B., and Herring, J. Nat. portr. gal- 
 lery, \. I.) ** 923.1597. — Lowell, J. R. A fable for 
 critics. ** 881.242.— Mitchell, D. G. Bound to- 
 gether, p. 3, in 824.385.— Prescott, W: H. Bio- 
 graphical and critical miscellanies, p. 88, m829. 
 221.— Shepard, W: Pen pictures of earlier Victor- 
 ian authors. 1884. p. 208, jn 820.158.— Tliackeray, 
 W: M. Nil nisi bonum. {In Prose masterpieces 
 . . . V. 1.) 1888. p. 177, m 824.402. — Warner, C: D. 
 (Life of ) Irving. {Amer. men of letters.) 928.654. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 667, in ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 230, in 
 ** 50.1'-'. 
 Irving, W:; Paulding, James Kirke; and Irv- 
 ing, Washington. Salmagundi; or, the 
 whimwhams and opinions of Launcelot 
 Langstaff, Esq., and others. 823.1811 
 
 Ishe Popenjoy? Trollope, A. 823.2009 
 
 Is it true? Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 808.114 
 Is that all ? Preston, H. W. 823 . 1994 
 
 Isaacs, Jorge. Maria: a South American ro- 
 mance. Tr. by R. Ogden. Introd. by T: 
 A.Janvier, 823.6941 
 
 Isabel of Bavaria. Dumas, A. D. 823 3161 
 Ishmael. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) 
 
 823.1495 
 
 Ishmaelite, An. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.5051 
 Same. in 823 . 5058 
 
 Isla, Father Jos6 Francisco, S.J. The his- 
 tory of the famous preacher Friar Gerund 
 de Campazas: otherwise Gerund Zotes. 2 
 vols. ** 823.6153-4 
 
 Island Pearl, An. Farjeon, B: L. 823.5859 
 Same. *'« 823.6125 
 
 Isles of the sea. Adams, W: T. 808.494 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Ismay's children. MacNabb, Mrs. M. (L.) 
 
 823.5686 
 Isoult Barry of Wynscote. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 808.1519 
 "It." Lang, A., awaf Latimer, D. 
 
 in 823.5472 
 It is never too late to mend. Reade, C: 
 
 823.1292 
 It is the fashion. Cosel, C. von. 823.6789 
 
 Italian banditti. The. Irving, W. 
 
 p. 313, in 823.844 
 
 Italian poets. Stories from the. 2 vols. Hunt, 
 
 J. H: L. 823.7081-2 
 
 Italians, The. Elliot, F.. 823.526 
 
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 Adams, W: T. Sunny shores. 808497 
 
 Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) Three Vas- 
 
 sar girls in Italy. 808. 1828 
 
 MacFarlane, C: Romance of history: 
 
 Italy. 823 . 1072 
 
 Watson, E. H. Child-life in Italy: a 
 
 story of six years abroad. 808. 1684 
 
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 6th CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Dahn, F. Ein Kampf um Rom. 4 vols. 
 
 (in 2). 823.875-6 
 
 Belisarius, d. 565. Marmontel, J. F. B^li- 
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 and fall of the Roman empire, v. 6. chapters 69, 
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 in 940.2. — Hodgkin, T: Italy and her invaders. 
 (A. D. 376-535-) 3 vols. 945.31-32^.— Leo, H. Ge- 
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 945.83-6. 
 
 loTH CENTURY, A. D. Hemans, Mrs. F. D. 
 
 (B.) The widow of Crescentius; poem. 
 
 p. 68, in 821.154 
 iiTH CENTURY, A. D. Oswald, E. J. The 
 
 dragon of the north: a tale of the Normans 
 
 in Italy. 823 . 7086 
 
 12TH CENTURY, A. D. Dante Alighieri. The 
 
 divine comedy. §5 1 • 5 
 
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 Manfred; or, the battle of Benevento. 
 
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 Sicilian vespers, 1282. 
 
 Hemans, Mrs. F. D. The vespers of 
 
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 Dante Alighieri. Inferno. Tr. by H: 
 
 W. Longfellow. 821.1182 
 
 Same. Tr. l?y E: Pollock. 
 
 in 821.1046 
 
 Same. Tr. by I. C. Wright. 851.18 
 
 Francesca da Rimini. 
 
 ; poem. By Lord Byron. 821.68 
 
 Same. 821.1042; 821.1166 
 
 Dante Alighieri. Inferno. Tr. by H: 
 
 W. Longfellow. 821. 11 82 
 
 Same. Tr. by E: Pollock. 
 
 in 821.1046 
 Same. Tr. by I. C. Wright. 851 . 18 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 136 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Italy. Contin. 
 
 13TH CENTURY, A. D. Contin. 
 Dante Alighieri, 1 265-1321. 
 
 Byron, G: G. N., Lord. {In his Poems.) 
 
 821.59-63 
 
 Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) {In her Voems.) 
 
 821.660 
 
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 works.) * 821.888 
 
 I4TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Boccaccio, G. Preface to Decameron. 
 
 II pp. in ** 821.1346 
 
 Edwards, C: Di Vasari: a tale of Flor- 
 ence. 95 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, 
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 Same. in ** 823.6654 
 
 Henty, G: A. Lion of St. Mark: a tale 
 
 of Venice. 808.1458 
 
 Rienzi, 1354. 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- Rienzi, 
 
 the last of the Roman tribunes. 823 . 1039 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6762 
 
 Marino Faliero, 1355. Drama, by Lord By- 
 ron, p. 83, in 821.71 
 15TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Astor, W: W. Sforza: a tale of Milan. 
 
 823.7015 
 
 — Byron, G: G. N., Lord. 
 cari; trag. 
 
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 tinned by Byron.) 
 
 Satne. 
 
 — Shelley, P. B. 
 
 The two Fos- 
 
 iti 821.72 
 
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 in 822.51 
 
 in 822.746; in 829.390 
 
 The Cenci; trag. 
 
 p. 144, in 821.804 
 Savonarola, 1452-1498. 
 
 Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.) Romola. 
 
 823.1003 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) Agnes of Sor- 
 rento. 823 . 2038 
 
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 edy. Proctor, B. W. {In his Dramatic 
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 Note.— See Amari, M. History of the wars of 
 the Sicilian vespers. (1251-1292.) 3 vols. 945.69-71. — 
 Bnrkhardt, J. The civilisation of the renaissance 
 in Italy. (i453-i5i7-) 1890. 945.78.— Oliphant, Afri. 
 M. O. (W.) Makers of Florence . . . Savonarola 
 . . . and their city. 1888. 854.2.— Prescott, W: 
 H. Ferdinand and Isabella. 3 vols. 1879. (For 
 the wars with Spain.) 0^6.^3-5. — Rebellamentu 
 di Sichilia. Codice della biblioteca nazionale di Pa- 
 lermo . . . con note del rettore Comm. Dr. F. 
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 sance in Italy. 5 vols. 1883. viz.: V. I : Age of des- 
 pots. 945.42; V. 2: Revival of learning. 945.43; v. 3: 
 Fine arts. 945.44; vols. 4 and 5: Italian literature. 
 850.29-30.— TroUope, T. A. History of the com- 
 monwealth of Florence (to 1531). 4vols. 1865. 945. 
 79-82-— Villarl, P. Savonarola. (1452-1498.) 2 vols. 
 1863. 922.327-8. 
 
 See also Histories of France, time of Charles VIII. 
 and Francis I., p. 89. 
 
 16TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Azeglio. M. T. d'. Challenge of Bar- 
 
 letta. 2 vols, (in i). ** 823.6637 
 
 Meyer, K. F. The tempting of Pescara. 
 
 ^ n • J ,. 823.7351 
 
 Ccesar Borgta, d. 1507. Robinson, J. . Cae- 
 sar Borgia. 823 . 2027 
 Lucretia Borgia, d. 1523. 
 
 ; trag. Hugo, V. M., vicomte. 842.56 
 
 Same. (In French.) in 849 . 86 
 
 Contin. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 English Fiction. 
 
 Italy. Contin. 
 
 I 6th CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Fiesco, d. 1547. 
 
 ; trag. Schiller, J. C. F. von. 
 
 {Works.) p. 131, in 832.9 
 
 Same. 832.10; 832.37 
 
 Catherine de' Medici, 1519-1589. Trollope, T. 
 
 A. Girlhood of Catherine de' Medici. 
 
 923.1326 
 The Medici. Alfieri, V. Don Garcia; trag. 
 
 p. 57, in 852 . 2 
 Tasso, 1544-1595- 
 
 Byron, G: G. N., Lord. Poetical works. 
 
 p. 398, in 821.65 
 
 Gothe, J. W. von. ( Werke, v. 2. ) 
 
 p. 513, in 830.39 
 
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 5-6. viz.: 
 
 V. 5: p. 256, in 821.157 
 
 V. 6: p. 121, in 821.158 
 
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 trice Cenci. 2 vols, (in i). 823.7379 
 
 Artist life. Colonna the painter. {In Tales 
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 Hebbel. p. 205, in 832.90 
 
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 Kirchenstaates. (1500-1870.) 2 vols. 1882. 945.112- 
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 Opere inedite. 10 vols. 1857-67. (Continuation of 
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 lay, T: B. Niccolo Machiavelli. (In his Essays, v. 
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 Florence and of the affairs of Italy. (A. D. 379-A. 
 D. 1492.) 850.2; — Same. 945.13.— Banke, 1,. von. 
 History of the popes. (455-1847.) 3 vols. 1878. 282. 
 55-7. — Reumont, A. von. Lorenzo de' Medici. 
 (1448-1492.) 2 vols. 1876. 923.1258-9.— Boscoe, W. 
 Life and pontificate of Leo X. (1475-1521.) 2 vols. 
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 Zo.i;— Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. i, 1887. pp. 231-2, in 
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 17TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Browning, R. The ring and the book. 
 
 3 vols. ( Works, vols. 8-10.) * 821 . 1260-2 
 
 Note. — Story of a tragedy which took place in 
 Rome in 1698. 
 
 Manzoni, A. I promessi sposi. The be- 
 trothed. (Plague at Milan, 1628.) 823.2138 
 
 Same. 823.5048; 823.7399 
 
 Otway, T. Venice preserved; trag. 
 
 — Satne. 
 
 — Same. 
 Trollope, 
 
 in ** 822.15 
 ** 822.56; **822.82; 822.455 
 822.692 
 T. A. - - 
 
 Paul (V.) the pope, 
 
 and Paul (Sarpi) the friar. 282.363 
 
 Masaniello, T. A. 1622-1646. Tragedy by 
 
 H. M. Milner. in ** 822.50 
 
 The Waldenses. Finley, M. Casella; or, the 
 
 children of the valleys. 823.4109 
 
 i8TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Bresciani, A. Ubaldo and Irene. 2 
 
 823.6888-9 
 
 King Victor and King 
 
 in 821.1255 
 
 The painter of Parma; 
 
 vols 
 
 Browning, R. 
 
 Charles; poem. 
 
 Dunlap, W. D. 
 
 or, the magic of a masterpiece. 823 . 701 1 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 137 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Conlin. 
 Italy. Contin. 
 
 I 8th century, a. D. Contin. 
 Politics. Foscolo, N. U. Jacque Ortis. 
 
 843-514 
 Brigandage. 
 
 De Mille, J. The American baron. 
 
 823.5844 
 
 Oliphant, L. The brigand's bride: a 
 
 tale of southern Italy. 35 pp. {In Tales 
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 Manners. 
 
 Goldoni, C. (1707-93.) Collezioni com- 
 
 pleta delle commedie. 30 vols. 1827-29. 
 
 ** 812.4-33 
 
 Moore, Dr. J: Zeluco. Various views 
 
 of human nature, taken from life and man- 
 ners, foreign and domestic. 2 vols. (Bar- 
 bauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.) The Brit, novelists, 
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 I9TH CENTURY. 
 
 Bresciani, A. Ubaldo and Irene. 2 
 
 vols. 823.6888-9 
 
 Browning, Mrs. E.. (B.) Napoleon III. 
 
 in Italy; poem. p. 309, hi 821.33 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Wing-and-Wing; or, le 
 
 Feu-Follet. 823.317 
 
 Same. 823.6173 
 
 Jenkin, Mrs. C: "Who breaks — pays." 
 
 823.897 
 
 Wallace, Mrs. E. D. Strife: a romance 
 
 of Germany and Italy. 823 . 2358 
 
 Revolution, 1848. Browning, Mrs. E.. (B.) 
 Casa Guido windows, Tuscany, 1848-51; 
 poem. p. 243, in 821.35 
 
 Battle of Sol/erino, 1859. Walmsley, H. M. 
 Chasseur d'Afrique. 823.1670 
 
 Garibaldi, 1807-1882. 
 
 Browning, Mrs. E.. (B.) 
 
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 Note.— See Botta, C. G. G. Storia d' Italia. 1534- 
 1789. 10 vols. 1837. 945.102-11. — Brosch, M. 
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 Naples. (1734-1825.) 2 vols. 945.15-15A. — Gallenga, 
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 —Hunt. W: History of Italy. 476-1870. (Hist, 
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 945.83-6. — Maurice, C. E. Revolutionary move- 
 ment of 1848-9 in Italy . . . 1887. 943.313. — Mazade, 
 C: de. Life of Cavour. (1810-1861.) 923.2015. — 
 O'Clery, K. History of the Italian revolution: 1st 
 period (1796-1849). 1875. 945.91.— Probyn, J: W. 
 Italy from fall of Napoleon I. (1815) to death of Vic- 
 tor Emanuel (1878). 1884. 945.73.— Spalding, W: 
 Italy and the Italian islands from the earliest ages. 
 (B. C. 510-A. D. 1840.) 3 vols. 945.28-30.— Wright- 
 son, R. H. History of modern Italy. (1789-1850.) 
 
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 No. 2, 1880, p. 120. No. 4, 1884, p. 147. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 101. No. 5, 1888, p. 216. 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350-5496'-'. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 669-73, in ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 231-2, in 
 ** 50.1^. 
 
 ITALIAN LII'''E, CHARACTER, ETC. 
 
 Amicis, E. de. Cuore: an Italian school- 
 boy's journal. 808.1657 
 
 Andersen, H. C. The improvisatore. 
 
 823.4223 
 
 !Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Italy. Contin. 
 
 ITALIAN LIFE, CHARACTER, ETC. Contin. 
 
 Bjornson, B. Captain Mansana. 
 
 823.4477 
 
 Byron, G: G. N., Lord. Childe Harold's 
 
 pilgrimage ; poem, (4th canto.) 
 
 p. 220, in 821.69 
 
 Collins, W: W. Woman in white. 
 
 823.268 
 
 Comyn, L. N. Elena. (Country life.) 
 
 823.272 
 
 Craven, Mme. P. Fleurange. 823 . 6843 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. Little Dorrit. (Partly 
 
 in Italy.) 823.419 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5315-16 
 
 Elliot, F.. The Italians. (In Luca.) 
 
 823.526 
 
 Hawthorne, N. The marble faun; or, 
 
 the romance of Monte Beni. 2 vols. 
 
 823.4362-3 
 Same. 823.6553-4 
 
 Howells, W: D. A foregone conclusion. 
 
 823.829 
 
 La Ramde, L- de. Signa. (Village 
 
 life.) 823.1827 
 
 Village commune. 823 . 4028 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- My novel. 
 
 2 vols. 823 . 1037-8 
 
 Macquoid, Mrs. K.. (S.) Checco: a 
 
 tale of Perugia. ( With her The little vag- 
 abond. ) in 808 .1622 
 
 Marks, Mrs. M.. A. M. (H.) Story of 
 
 carnival. 823.4572 
 
 Maturin, E: Bianca: a tale of Erin and 
 
 Italy. 823.1123 
 
 Meredith, G: Vittoria. 823.5586 
 
 Richter, J. P. F. Titan. 2 vols. 
 
 823.6810-11 
 
 Rogers, S: Italy; poem. 821.343 
 
 Rufl&ni, G. Lavinia. 3 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.7128 
 
 Stael-Holstein, A. L. G. (N.), baronne. 
 
 Corinne; or, Italy. 823.4258 
 
 Same. in 823.6261; 823.6297 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) Agnes of Sor- 
 rento. 823 . 2038 
 
 Thomson, J. Liberty; poem. (pts. i 
 
 and 3.) 821.410 
 
 Tincker, M.. A. Signer Monaldini's 
 
 niece. 823.2000 
 
 Trollope, T: A. Diamond cut diamond: 
 
 a story of Tuscan life. in 823 .5073 
 
 Verga, G. The house of the medlar- 
 tree. (Southern fishing life.) 823.7186 
 
 Artist life. 
 
 Serrao, T. Brushes and chisels. 
 
 823.7514 
 
 Vosmaer, C. The amazon. 823.4804 
 
 Musical life. 
 
 Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. (D.) Consu- 
 
 elo. 823.6214 
 
 Same. 823.6703; 823.6885 
 
 Brigandage. 
 
 Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. (D.) Le Pic- 
 
 cinino (in Sicily, etc.). 843.470 
 
 Irving, W. Italian banditti. {In his 
 
 Tales of a traveller.) p. 313, in 823.844 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 138 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
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 823.4970 
 (Old Ca- 
 823.6618 
 823.5055 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Italy. Contin. 
 
 ITAI.IAN IvIFE, CHARACTER, ETC. 
 In poetry. 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 3 vols. 821.222-4 
 
 Miller, C. H. Songs of Italy. 821.268 
 
 Same. {In his Poems.) in 821.1314 
 
 Florence. 
 
 La Ram^e, L. de. In a winter city. 
 
 823.1823 
 
 Waller, M. E. Giotto's sheep: a cathe- 
 dral story. 808.1907 
 
 Padua. Antonio di Carrara. A Paduan tale. 
 79 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, v. 10.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6656 
 Rome. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. A night's adventure 
 
 in Rome. (1830.) {With his .\.ur\o\.) 
 
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 Crawford, F. M. Marzio's crucifix. 
 
 823.5231 
 Sant' Ilario. (Sequel to Saracinesca. ) 
 
 823.6548 
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 Henderson, I: The prelate. 
 
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 Tincker, M.. A. By the Tiber. 
 
 823.4152 
 Staly. Lytton, E: R. Bulwer- The Oread's 
 son; poem. {In his Lost tales of Miletus.) 
 p. 105, in 821.1313 
 Venice. Saxon, Mrs. E. L- City in the sea: 
 stories of the deeds of the old Venetians 
 from the chronicles. 823 . 7 1 73 
 
 Note. — For society and manners, see Amicis, E. 
 de. Military life in Italy. (19th cent.) 1882. 945. 
 59. — Blunt, J. J. Vestiges of ancient manners and 
 customs discoverable in modern Italy. 1823. 945 .77. 
 — Carr, Mrs. C. North Italian folks. Sketches of 
 town and country life. 1S78. 945.90. — Doran, J. 
 "Mann" and manners at the court of Florence, 
 1740-1786. 2 vols. 1876. 945.46-7.— Hazlitt.C. His- 
 tory of the Venetian republic. 4 vols. i860. 945. 
 J6-19.— Howells, W: D. Venetian life. 1876. 914. 
 102.— Jarves, J. J. Italian sights and papal princi- 
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 Italy. 2 vols. 1781. 945.88-9.— Symonds, J: A. 
 Sketches and studies in southern Europe. 2 vols. 
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 Ivan de Biron. Helps, Sir A. 
 Ivdn Ilyitch, and other stories, 
 
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 Ivanhoe. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 Same. 823.5160; p. 345, in ** 823.6026 
 
 Ixion in heaven. Disraeli, B: 823 . 458 
 
 Jack. Daudet, A. in 823 . 2827 
 
 Same. 823.6566; 823.6845 
 
 Jack Archer. Henty, G: A. 808.1532 
 
 Jack Chaloner. Grant, J. 823.4801 
 
 Jack Hall. Grant, R. 808.1716 
 
 Jack Hinton. Lever, C; J. 823.983 
 
 Jack Horner, Tiernan, Mrs. M.. S. (N.) 
 
 823 . 6944 
 
 Sack in the bush. Grant, R. 808. 1636 
 
 ack Manly. Grant, J. 823.631 
 
 ack of all trades. 57 pp. Reade, C: 
 
 in 823.6697 
 Jack Sheppard. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.19 
 Jack the fisherman. Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 
 
 823.6196 
 
 823.750 
 
 Tolstoi, L. 
 
 823.5243 
 
 823.1401 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Jack, the shepherd {pseud.) Dicky Dawkins; 
 
 or, the bookmaker of the outer ring. 16 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 
 
 6.) p. 35, in 823.7502 
 
 Jack Tier. Cooper, J, F. 823.298 
 
 Same. 823 . 7468 
 
 Jackanapes. 26 pp. Ewing, 7^r.y. J. H. (G.) 
 
 in 823.5090 
 Jackman, Abi S. Fatima: a dream of passion. 
 
 823.6561 
 Jack's courtship. Russell, W: C. 823 . 4947 
 Sa me. «'« 823 . 5092 
 
 Jackson, Gen. Andrew. (1767-1845.) 
 
 Frost, J: Old Hickory. 808.1715 
 
 Life of A. Jackson: embracing anec- 
 dotes illustrative of his character. ( Young 
 Am,er's. lib. of famous generals.) 808.744 
 
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 Henry Clay. {In his Party leaders.) 1868. p. 277, 
 in 923.328; — Same. 923.329. — Dusenbery, B. M. 
 Monument to the memory of J . . . preceded by a 
 sketch of his life. 1848. 923.316.— Godwin, P. 
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 p. 341, in * 917.36. — Young, A. W. Jackson. {In his 
 Amer. statesmen.) 1858. p. 476, in * 973.259. 
 
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 No. 2, 1880, p. 120. No. 4, 1884, p. 147. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. loi. No. 5, 1888, p. 216. 
 
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 **5o.i; — Same. (Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887.) p. 232, i« 
 ** 50 . 1 *. 
 
 Jackson, Mrs. H.. Maria (Fiske). \_H. H.'\ 
 [^Saxe Holm.'] Between whiles. 823.5264 
 
 Hetty's strange history. 823.1992 
 
 Mercy Philbrick's choice. 823.4304 
 
 Ramona. 823.4865 
 
 Saxe Holm's stories, ist and 2d ser. 
 
 2 vols. 823.891-2 
 
 Zeph. A posthumous story. 823.5266 
 
 Jacob, P. W., tr. Hindoo tales; or, the ad- 
 ventures of ten princes. 823.4365 
 
 Jacob Faithful. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 823 . 1098 
 Same. ** 823 . 6660 
 
 Jacobi, Mrs. M.. (Putnam). Martyr to sci- 
 ence. 46 pp. {In Stories by Amer. authors, 
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 Jacobins in Hungary. 2 vols. Pulzsky, F. A. 
 
 823.5732-3 
 
 Jacquerie, The. James, G: P. R, 823.866 
 
 Jacques Bonneval. Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. 
 (M.) 823.4103 
 
 Jak, pseud. See Williams, A. B. 
 
 James, Mrs. Florence Alice (Price). [Flor- 
 ence Warden.] 
 
 At the world's mercy. in 823.4993 
 
 Deldee; or, the iron hand, in 823.4995 
 
 Satne. in 823.5202 
 
 Doris's fortune. in 823.5015 
 
 The house on the marsh. in 823.5094 
 
 A prince of darkness. in 823.5103 
 
 A vagrant wife. 823.4988 
 
 James, G: Payne Rainsford. 
 
 Agincourt, ** 823,6716 
 
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 Satne. 823.5059 
 
 Aims and obstacles. ( With his Beau- 
 champ.) in 823.6247 
 
 The ancient regime: a tale. 3 vols. 
 
 * 823.6403-5 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 139 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 James, G: Payne Rainsford. Contin. 
 
 Arabella Stuart. A romance from Eng- 
 lish history. 3 vols. * 823 . 6406-8 
 
 Attila. {Also) My aunt Pontypool. 
 
 823.848 
 Same. 823.7020 
 
 Beauchamp; or, the error. {Also) The 
 
 castle of Ehrenstein. — Pequinillo: a tale. — 
 Aims and obstacles. — The fate: a tale of 
 stirring times. — Henry Smeaton: a Jacobite 
 story of the reign of George the First. — 
 Margaret Graham, or, the reverses of for- 
 tune. {And) The last of the fairies: a 
 Christmas tale. 823 . 6247 
 
 Bertrand de la Croix; or, the siege of 
 
 Rhodes. (Picken A., ed. The club-book.) 
 
 in 823.702 
 
 The bride of Landeck. ?« 823.5562 
 
 Castelneau; or, the ancient regime. 
 
 ** 823.6705 
 
 The castle of Ehrenstein ... ( With 
 
 A/.S Beauchamp.) in 823.6247 
 
 The cavalier. 823.7107 
 
 Charles Tyrrell; or, the bitter blood. 2 
 
 vols, (in i). 823.850 
 
 The convict. 823.7307 
 
 Corse de Leon ; or, the brigand. 2 vols. 
 
 (in I). 823.853 
 
 Delaware; or, the ruined family. 
 
 823.2157 
 'Issuedalso as " Thirty years since." 
 
 Del'Orme. 823.7388 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6248-9 
 
 The desultory man. 823.856 
 
 Eva St. Clair, and other collected tales. 
 
 3 vols, (in i). 823.5892 
 
 The fate. ( With his Beauchamp. ) 
 
 in 823.6247 
 
 Forest days: a romance of old times. 
 
 823.6377 
 
 The gentleman of the old school. 2 
 
 vols, (in i). 823.859 
 
 Gowrie; or, the king's plot. 823.861 
 
 Heidelberg. 823.862 
 
 Henry Masterton; or, the adventures of 
 
 a young cavalier. 2 vols, (in i). 823.864 
 
 Henry of Guise; or, the states of Blois. 
 
 823.863 
 
 Henry Smeaton : a Jacobite story of the 
 
 reign of George the First. ( With his Beau- 
 champ.) in 823.6247 
 
 The Huguenot: a tale of the French 
 
 Protestants. 2 vols, (in i). 823.865 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823 . 6765-6 
 
 The jacquerie. 2 vols, (in i). 823.866 
 
 John Marston Hall; or, Little Ball o' 
 
 Fire. 823.4323 
 
 The king's highway. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.867 
 
 The last of the fairies: a Christmas tale. 
 
 ( With his Beauchamp.) in 823 .6247 
 
 Leonora d' Oreo. 823.7233 
 
 Life ... of John Marston Hall. 2 vols. 
 
 (in i). 823.868 
 
 Lord Montagu's page. 3 vols. 
 
 823 . 6458-60 
 
 The man at arms; or, Henri de Cerons. 
 
 823.869 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 James, G: Payne Rainsford. Contin. 
 
 The man in black. 823.5898 
 
 Margaret Graham. 823.4920 
 
 Same. in 823 . 6247 
 
 Mary of Burgundy; or, the revolt of 
 
 Ghent. 823.870 
 
 Morley Ernstein; or, the tenants of the 
 
 heart. 823.872 
 
 My aunt Pontypool. ( With his Attila.) 
 
 in 823.848 
 
 Same. 823.7020 
 
 The Old Dominion. 823.5427 
 
 One in a thousand; or, the days of Henry 
 
 Quatre. 823 . 873 
 
 Pequinillo: a tale. ( With his Beau- 
 champ. ) in 823 . 6247 
 
 Philip Augustus; or, the brothers in 
 
 arms. 2 vols, (in i). 823.874 
 
 Richelieu: a tale of France. 823.875 
 
 Rose d'Albret. 823.7234 
 
 Russell: a tale of the reign of Charles 
 
 II. 823.877 
 
 The step-mother. 823.879 
 
 The string of pearls. 823 . 880 
 
 Ticonderoga; or, the black eagle. 
 
 823.6385 
 
 A whim and its consequences. 823.881 
 
 The woodman. 823.882 
 
 James, H:,yr. The American. 823.883 
 
 The Aspern papers. {Also) Louisa Pal- 
 
 lant; {and) The modern warning. 
 
 823.5780 
 
 The author of Beltraffio. {Also) Pan- 
 dora. — Georgina's reasons. — The path of 
 duty; (a«rf) Four meetings. 823.4894 
 
 Confidence. 823.1928 
 
 The Europeans. 823 . 884 
 
 Four meetings. ( With his The author 
 
 of Beltrafl&o.) in 823.4894 
 
 Georgina's reasons. ( With his The au- 
 thor of Beltraffio.) w 823.4894 
 
 The liar. {With his A London life.) 
 
 in 823.6536 
 
 A light man. 47 pp. {In Stories by 
 
 Amer. authors, v. 5.) p. 5, in 823.4706 
 
 A London life. {Also) The Patagonia. 
 
 — The liar; {and) Mrs. Temperly. 
 
 823.6536 
 
 Louisa Pallant. ( With his The Aspern 
 
 papers.) ?« 823.5780 
 
 Mrs. Temperly. ( With his A London 
 
 life.) 823.6536 
 
 The modern warning. ( With his The 
 
 Aspern papers. ) in 823 . 5780 
 
 Pandora. ( With his The author of Bel- 
 traffio.) in 823.4894 
 
 A passionate pilgrim, and other tales. 
 
 823.885 
 
 The Patagonia. {With his A London 
 
 life.) in 823.6536 
 
 The path of duty. ( With his The Au- 
 thor of Beltraffio. ) t« 823.4894 
 
 The Pension Beaurepas. ( With his 
 
 The siege of London.) in 823.4524 
 
 The point of view. ( With his The siege 
 
 of London.) in 823.4524 
 
 Portrait of a lady. 823.5251 
 
 Princess Casamassima. 823.5744 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 140 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 James, 'H.-,Jr. Contin. 
 
 The Reverberator. 823.5412 
 
 Roderick Hudson. 823.886 
 
 ■ The siege of London. {Also) The Pen- 
 sion Beaurepas; (and) The point of view. 
 
 823.4524 
 
 The tragic muse. 2 vols. 823 . 7332-3 
 
 Washington square. 823.2346 
 
 Watch and ward. 823 . 887 
 
 Same. 823.5405 
 
 James, T: P. Mystery of Edwin Drood. Pt. 
 
 2. [iVefixed, Pt. I, by C: Dickens.) 
 
 823.6122 
 
 James Braithwaite, the supercargo. King- 
 ston, W: H: G. 808.1139 
 
 James Gordon's wife. (Anon.) in 823.5049 
 Same. in 823.5050 
 
 James Montjoy. Roe, A. S. 823 . 2022 
 
 James the Second. Ainsworth, W: H. 
 
 823 . 20 
 
 Jan Vedder's wife. Barr, Mrs. 
 
 Jane Eyre. 
 
 Same. 
 Jane Seton. Grant, J. 
 Jane Sinclair. Carleton, W: 
 
 Same, and other tales. 
 Jane Talbot. Brown, C: B. 
 
 Same. 
 Janet's repentance. Cross, Mrs. 
 
 A. E. (H.) 
 
 823.5703 
 
 Nicholls, Mrs. C. (B.) 823.126 
 
 in 823.6261 
 
 823.632 
 
 823.173 
 
 823.5517 
 823.140 
 * 823 . 6204 
 M.. A. (E.) 
 in 823.6687 
 Janson, Kristofer Nagel. Spell-bound fid- 
 dler: a Norse romance. Tr. by A. Fores- 
 tier. Introd. by R. B. Anderson. 823.2020 
 Janvier, T: AUibone. [Ivory Black.'\ The 
 Aztec treasure-house: a romance of contem- 
 poraneous antiquity . 823 . 7 1 65 
 
 Pancha: a story of Monterey. 39 pp. 
 
 {In Stories by Amer. authors, v. 10.) 
 
 p. 5, ?■« 823.4711 
 Japan. 
 
 Ayrton, C. Child-life in Japan and 
 
 Japanese child stories. 808. 1871 
 
 Dickins, F. V., tr. Old bamboo-hewer's 
 
 story: the earliest of the Japanese romances; 
 written in the tenth century. * 823 . 6430 
 
 Greey, E: The golden lotus and other 
 
 legends of Japan . 808 . 1 1 28 
 
 Young Americans in Japan. 
 
 808.1873 
 
 Griffis, W: E. Japanese fairy world. 
 
 808.1026 
 
 Knox, T: W. The boy travellers in the 
 
 far east. Pt. i. 808.1835 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 233, in 821.229 
 
 Maclay, A. C. Mito YashUci: a tale of 
 
 old Japan. 823 . 6963 
 
 Mitford, A. B. Tales of old Japan. 
 
 823.4245 
 Same. 2 vols. 891.8-9 
 
 Wingfield, L. Curse of Koshiu: a chron- 
 icle of old Japan. 823 .7192 
 
 1 7TH CENTURY. Mend^s, i^w<?. J. (G. ) The 
 usurper. (1615.) 823.4785 
 
 iSth century. Tamenaga Shunsui. The 
 loyal Ronins. 823.6083 
 
 !Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Japan. Contin. 
 
 19TH CENTURY. Shigemi, S. A Japanese 
 boy. (A boy's life.) 808.1742 
 
 Nute.—See Bibliography. Guissani, C. List 
 of works, essays, etc., relating to Japan. (Asiatic 
 Soc. of Japan. Trans. 1886. v. xiv. 87-118.) **952. 
 18^*. — Blsliop, Mrs. I.. L. (B.) Unbeaten tracks in 
 Japan. 1880. 915.332. — Huisli, M.B. Japan and its 
 art. lUus. 1889. 952.15.— Pearson, G: C. Flights 
 inside and outside Paradise. 1886. 915.373. — Rein, 
 J:J. The industries of Japan. 1889. 915.351; — Japan: 
 travels and researches. 1884. 915.333.— Stern, S. A. 
 Jottings of travel in China and Japan. 1888. 915 
 " m of I 
 
 Japat 
 
 our day. 1887. 
 
 374. — Taylor, B., comp. 
 915.355. 
 
 See also D6cennale du "Tour du monde." 
 
 1860-1870. ** 913.138'. 
 
 For general histories, see Adams, F. O. History 
 of Japan from the earliest period. 2 vols. 1874. 
 952.13-14.— Bramsen, W: Japanese chronological 
 tables. (645-1873.) 952.17. 
 
 For manners and customs, see Morse, E. S. Jap- 
 anese homes and their surroundings. 1886. 915. 
 382.— Silver, J. M. W. Sketches of Japanese man- 
 ners and customs. 1867. 952.16. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 121. No. 4, 1884, p. 148. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 102. No. 5, 1888, p. 217. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Depl. of Slate.) 
 ** 350 •5496'"*- 
 
 See also Ency. Brit. Index, p. 474, in ** 32.295. — 
 Index to Harper's monthly, p. 337, in ** 51.475. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 677-79, '« ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 233-34, in 
 ** 50 . 1 ^. 
 
 See also Catalogue of the gov't pubs, of the U. S. 
 1774-1881. ** 15.202. 
 
 Japanese boy, A. Shigemi, S. 808.1742 
 
 Japanese fairy world. Griffis, W: E. 
 
 808 . 1026 
 
 Japheth in search of a father. Marry at, Capt. 
 
 F: 823.1099 
 
 Same. ** 823.6661; ** 823.6742 
 
 Jarl's daughter. Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. (H.) 
 
 823.5633 
 Jarves, James Jackson. Kiana: a tradition of 
 Hawaii. 823.1903 
 
 Jarvis, T: Stinson. Geoffrey Hampstead. 
 
 823.7449 
 
 Jasper. Abbott, J. in 808 .590 
 
 Jaufry the knight and the fair Brunissende. 
 
 Mary-Lafon, J. B. 823.6104 
 
 Java. 
 
 Higginson, Mrs. S. J. Java, the pearl 
 
 of the east. 808. 1601 
 
 Knox, T: W. The boy travellers in the 
 
 far East. Pt. 2. 808.1836 
 
 Nordhoff, C: Java. {In Ms Stories of 
 
 the island world.) p. 87, in 808.165 
 
 Java, the pearl of the east. Higginson, Mrs. 
 S.J. 808.1601 
 
 Jay, Harriett. See Buchanan, Mrs. H. (J.) 
 Jeaffreson, J: Cordy. Not dead yet. 
 
 823.5951 
 Jealous husband. Maillard, Mrs. A. M. 
 
 823.6117 
 Jealousy. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. (D.) 
 
 823.6849 
 Jean T^terol's idea. Cherbuliez, V. 
 
 823.2331 
 Jeanie's quiet life. Stephenson, Mrs. E. (T. ) 
 
 823.5990 
 Jed. Goss, W. L. 808.1561 
 
 Jeff cries, R: Wood magic: a fable. 808.1595 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 141 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Jefferson, T: (i 743-1 826.) Cooke, J: E. 
 
 The youth of Jefferson; or, a chronicle of 
 
 college scrapes at Williamsburg . . . A. D. 
 
 1764. 823.7421 
 
 Note.— See XM\aott,'i:%. C. Lives of the presi- 
 dents, p. 97, ?■« 923.259. — Baldivin, J. G. Thomas 
 Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. {In his Party 
 leaders.) 1868. p. 17, in 923.328;— 5a»/«. 923.329. 
 —Godwin, P. Jefferson. {In Homes of Amer. 
 statesmen.) 1854. p. 79, in * 917.36.— Lincoln, R. 
 W. Jefferson. {In his Lives of the presidents.) 
 1839. p. 97, j'w ** 923. 1 1 10.— Parker, T. Jefferson. 
 (In his Hist. Amer.) 1878. p. 260, in 923.110^.— 
 Salnte-Beuve, C. A. Jefferson. {In his Premiers 
 lundis, V. 2.) p. 126, in 824.444. 
 
 See also in the lives of Washington, Adams, Ham- 
 ilton, etc., and in Bancroft's Hist, of the United 
 States. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 122. No. 4, 1884, p. 149. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 102. No. 5, 18S8, p. 217. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 680-1, in 
 ** $o.i\— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 234, in 
 **50.i='. 
 
 Jenifer. Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) 823.4999 
 Jenkin, Mrs. C. 5"<?^Jenkin, Mrs. H. C. (J.) 
 Jenkin, Mrs. Henrietta Camilla (Jackson). 
 Jupiter's daughters. 823.895 
 A Psyche of to-day. 823 . 4240 
 
 Skirmishing. 
 
 "Who breaks — pays." 
 
 paga.") 
 
 Within an ace. 
 
 Jenkins, E: The devil's chain, 
 
 Little Hodge. 
 
 A paladin of finance : 
 
 manners. 
 
 (;'Chi 
 
 823.896 
 rompe- 
 823.897 
 823.898 
 823.899 
 823.900 
 contemporary 
 823.4559 
 
 A week of passion; or, the dilemma of 
 
 Mr, George Barton the younger. 
 
 823.5061 
 
 Jenner, G. A philanthropist: a tale of the 
 vigilance committee at San Francisco. 40 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 V. 6.) p. 193, z« 823.7502 
 
 Jennings, Hargrave, ed. One of the thirty 
 (pieces of silver for which Jesus Christ was 
 sold): a strange history. 823.4589 
 
 Jennings, L: J. The millionaire. 
 
 in 823.5091 
 
 Jephson, Philippa Prittie. An April day. 
 
 in 823.4993 
 
 Jerdan, W: The sleepless woman. (Picken, 
 A., ed. The dub-book, v. i.) 
 
 p. 198, in 823.702 
 
 Jericho road, The. Habberton,J: 823.679 
 
 Jerome, Jerome "K., pseud. See {in Appendix) 
 Arrowsmith, J. W. 
 
 Jerrold, Douglas W: Mrs. Caudle's curtain 
 lectures. 823 . 2598 
 
 Works, v. 2. 823.4828 
 
 Con/^n/5.— story of a feather, and Cakes and ale. 
 
 Jerry. Elliott, S.. B. 823.7533 
 
 Jerusalem. See also Crusades. — Jews. — Syria. 
 
 Eddy, D. C. Walter in Jerusalem. 
 
 808.1647 
 Jess. Haggard, H: R. 823.5074 
 
 Same. 823.5075; 823.6591; 823.7156 
 
 Jessamine. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. (H.) 
 
 823.1557 
 Jessie Cameron. Butler, ZLa^_y R. 823.7319 
 
 Jessie Graham. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. fH.) 
 
 «■« 823.788 
 
 Elng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Jessie Trim. Farjeon, B: L. 823.6373 
 
 Jessop, G: H. Gerald Ffrench's friends. 
 
 823.6574 
 Judge Lynch: a romance of the Cali- 
 fornia vineyards. 823.6528 
 Jesus Christ in Flanders. 28 pp. Balzac, H. 
 de. p. 201, in 823.7335 
 Jet. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 823.2905 
 Jewel in the lotos. Tincker, M,. A, 
 
 823.4743 
 Jewett, S.. Orne. Country by-ways. 
 
 823.1864 
 
 A country doctor. 823 . 5263 
 
 Deephaven. 823.4071 
 
 The King of Folly island, and other peo- 
 ple. 823.5261 
 
 A marsh island. 823 . 4862 
 
 The mate of the Daylight, and friends 
 
 ashore. 823 . 4807 
 
 Old friends and new. 823 . 5385 
 
 Strangers and wayfarers. 823 . 7389 
 
 Tales of New England. 823.7175 
 
 A white heron, and other stories. 
 
 823.5262 
 Jews, The. 
 
 Brooke, E. S. Son of Issachar: a ro- 
 mance of the days of Messias. 823.7164 
 
 Csedmon. Exodus and Daniel. 1888. 
 
 821.1306 
 
 Church, A. J:, afid Seeley, R. The ham- 
 mer: a story of the Maccabean times. 
 
 823.6940 
 
 Cooley, Mrs. A. (K.) Asaph. 
 
 823.7478 
 
 Cooley, W: F. Emmanuel: the story of 
 
 the Messiah. 823 . 6575 
 
 Cutler, Mrs. M.. C. Philip: a story of 
 
 the first century. 823.7248 
 
 Delitzsch, F. Jos^ and Benjamin: a tale 
 
 of Jerusalem in the time of the Herods. 
 
 823.7124 
 
 Escrich, E. P. Martyr of Golgotha: a 
 
 picture of oriental tradition. 2 vols. 
 
 823.7152-3 
 
 Ingraham, J. H. The pillar of fire; or, 
 
 Israel in bondage. 249. 13 
 
 Prince of the house of David. (Jeru- 
 
 .salem under Herod. ) 823.2167 
 
 The throne of David ... to the re- 
 bellion of prince Absalom. (Grandeur of 
 Hebraic hist.) 823.7441 
 
 Klopstock, F. G. Der Messias; poem. 
 
 831.40 
 
 Longfellow, H:W. The divine tragedy. 
 
 (Death of Christ. ) 85 1 . 7 
 
 Milton, J: Paradise regained; poem. 
 
 821.487 
 
 Osborne, S: D. Spell of Ashtaroth. 
 
 823.5215 
 
 Pascheles, W. Sammlung jiidischer 
 
 Volksagen, etc. 1883. 296.62 
 
 Story, W : W. A Roman lawyer in 
 
 Jerusalem; poem. in 819.53 
 
 Wallace, L. Ben-Hur: a tale of the 
 
 Christ. 823.4860 
 
 Ware, W : Julian ; or, scenes in Judea. 
 
 2 vols. 823.1650-1 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 142 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Bn^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Jews, The. Contin. 
 Wandering Jew. 
 
 Conway, M. D. (Legend of) the Wan- 
 dering Jew, 291.33 
 
 Croly, G: Salathiel. 823.5558 
 
 Same. Enl. ed. 3 vols. 823.345-7 
 
 Gould, S. Baring- Curious myths of 
 
 the middle ages. p. i, in 940.35 
 
 McHenry, Mrs. J. The Wandering 
 
 Jew (poem). 821 .561 
 
 Reddall, H: F: Fact, fancy and fable. 
 
 pp. 517-22, in ** 803.34 
 
 Sue, E. The Wandering Jew. 823.5014 
 
 Same. 823.5799 
 
 Jerusalem taken, 70 A. D. 
 
 Crowne, J. Destruction of Jerusalem; 
 
 trag. {Dram, works, v. 2.) 
 
 p. 215, z« 822.533 
 
 Henty, G: A, For the temple. 
 
 808.1439 
 
 Melville, G: J: Whyte- The gladiators. 
 
 823.4670 
 
 Milman, H. H. Fall of Jerusalem; 
 
 drama. p. i, in 821.1327 
 
 Jews and Christians. 
 
 Aguilar, G. The edict: a tale of 1492. 
 
 {In her Home scenes.) p. 118, in 823.8 
 
 The vale of cedars. (Expulsion from 
 
 Spain, 15th cent.) 823.10 
 
 Berry, E: P. Leah of Jerusalem: a story 
 
 of the times of Paul. 823 . 6396 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Mercedes of Castile. 
 
 ( Persecution of Jews. ) 823 . 300 
 
 Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.) Daniel De- 
 
 ronda. 2 vols. (A supposed Christian dis- 
 covers himself to be a Jew. ) 823 . 997-8 
 
 Harland, H: The yoke of the Thorah. 
 
 823.5198 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Ivanhoe. 823.1401 
 
 Same. 823.5160; in ** 823.6026 
 
 Spindler, C. Der Jude. (Worms, 1414. ) 
 
 2 vols. 833.425-6 
 
 Jewish character. 
 
 Aguilar, G. Home scenes. 823 . 8 
 
 Auerbach, B. Poet and merchant: a 
 
 picture of life from the times of Moses 
 Mendelssohn. 823.6793 
 
 Spinoza. 823.4576 
 
 Church, A. J:, and Seeley, R. The 
 
 hammer: a story of the Maccabean times. 
 
 823.6940 
 
 Cumberland, R: The Jew; drama. 
 
 ** 822.27 
 Same. ** 822.88; * 822.744 
 
 Disraeli, B: Alroy. 823.458 
 
 Coningsby. 823.459 
 
 Same. in 823.3002 
 
 Tancred. , 823.467 
 
 Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, P. A. 
 
 The Polish Jew. 823 . 6858 
 
 Guenot, C. Vengeance of a Jew. 
 
 823.616 
 — — Harland, H: As it was written: a Jew- 
 ish musician's story. 823 . 4914 
 
 Lessing, G. E. Nathan the wise; 
 
 drama. (Protest against uncharitable 
 views of the Jewish character. ) ** 832 . 42 
 
 Marlowe, C. The Jew of Malta. 822 . 122 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Jews, The. Contin. 
 
 Shakespeare, W: Merchant of Venice; 
 
 drama. 822 . 270 
 Same. 822.290; 822.651; 822.807 
 
 See also Novels by K. E. Franzos. 
 
 For parody, i«« Edgeworth, M. Harrington. (/« 
 A^r Tales, etc.) ** 823.4658. 
 
 Note. — See Bibliography. Fuerst, J. Bibliotheca 
 Judaica. 3 vols, (in 2). 1863. ** 16.64-5.— Jacobs, J. 
 The Jewish question. 1875-1884: a bibliographic 
 hand-list. §6 pp. 1885. * 16.225. — Wppe, C. D. 
 Bibliographisches Lexicon der gesammten jiidi- 
 schen Literatur der Gegenwart. 1881. 893.5. 
 
 For ancient history, see Allen, J. H. Hebrew 
 men and times from trie patriarchs to the Messiah. 
 922.94. — Ewald, /Vo/. G. H. A. The antiquities of 
 Israel. 1876. * 933.22; — History of Israel (viz.: 
 vols. 1-5: to estab. of Roman supremacy; v. 6: 
 
 Christ and his times: 
 
 s: v. 7: Apostolic age.) 7 vols. 
 17-21^.— Hosiner, J. K. The 
 
 story of the Jews; ancient, mediaeval and modern. 
 {Story of the nations.) 933.67.— Jewish and Chris- 
 tian history. 3 vols. 1882. 220.181-3. — Josephus, 
 F. Works. 1857. 933.1; — Same. 933.2. — Kuenen, 
 £>r. A. Prophets and prophecy in Israel. 1877. 
 224.12; — Religion of Israel to fall of the Jewish state. 
 3 vols. 1881-3. 933.57-9. — Lienormant, F.,anrfChev- 
 allier, E. The Israelites. (/« thet'r Man. of anc. 
 hist., v. I.) 1871. p. 79, j« 930.23. — Leo of Modena 
 The hist, of the present Jews. 1707. ** 1000.79. 
 — Morrison, W. D. The Jews under Roman rule. 
 1890. (I/ist of authorities, pp. xvii-xviii.) 933-65. 
 — Renan, E. History of the people of Israel till 
 the time of King David. 1888. 933.55.— Scliurer, 
 E. A history of the Jewish people in the time ot 
 Jesus Christ. 3 vols. 1855-6. 933.62-4. 
 
 For history in general, see Cassel, D: Manual 
 of Jewi.sh history and literature. 1883. 933.66. — 
 Hosmer, J. K. The story of the Jews; ancient, 
 mediaeval and modem. (Star)/ of the nations.) 
 1889. 933.67. — Jewish and Christian history. 3 
 vols. _ 1882. 220.181-3. — Macaulay, T: B. Civil dis- 
 abilities of the Jews. {In his Essays, v. 2.) p. 307, 
 in 824.134. — Mflman, Dr. H: H. History of the 
 Jews, (to 1830.) 3 vols. 1885. 933.4-6.— Palmer, 
 Prof. E. H. History of the Jewish nation to the pres- 
 ent day. 1883. 933.70. — Philipson, D: The Jew in 
 English fiction. 1889. 296.193. — Simon, Afrj. B. A. 
 The ten tribes of Israel historically identified with 
 the aborigines of the western hemisphere. 1836. 
 933-7I' — Wolf, S. Influence of the Jews on the 
 progress of the world: a lecture. 46 pp. 1888. 
 933-61. 
 
 For religion, see Clarke, J. F. Ten great relig- 
 ions. 1878. 208.2.— Gould, S. Baring- Origin and 
 development of religious belief. 1870. 209.27. 
 
 For manners and customs, see Edersheim, Or. 
 Sketches of Jewish social life. 933.23.— Fenton, J. 
 Early Hebrew life. 1880. 933.68. 
 
 See also Catalog:ues of this Libraiy. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 123. No. 4, 1884, p. 150, 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 102, 103. No. 5, 1888, p. 218. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 689-91, in** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 236-7, in 
 **50.i*. 
 
 See also M'Clintock, and Strong. Cyclopaedia, 
 v. 4. p. 905, in ** 203.9. 
 
 See also Catalogue of gov't pubs, of the United 
 States. " Israelites, Treatment of, in Europe." p. 
 1306, in ** 15.202. 
 
 Also, Index to Consular reports. 1886-1889. 
 U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) p. 83, in ** 350. 
 5496^. 
 PAIvESTINE. 
 
 Note.— See Bibliography. 
 Strong. Cyclopaedia of Biblical 
 (With authorities, pp. 58o-'82.) 
 — Sewall, W. H. Travels in Palestine. 
 {N. & Q. 1881-1884.) See Index, p. 98, in ** 52 .5316. 
 — Stapfer, E. Palestine in the time of Christ. 1886. 
 (Bibliography, pp. 502-508.) 956.36. — Conder, C. R. 
 Palestine- {The world's great explorers . . .) 915. 
 358.— Geikie, C. The Holy Land and the Bible. 2 
 vols. 1888. 915. 361-2.— Thomson, W: M. The 
 land and the Book; or, Biblical illustrations drawn 
 from the manners and customs, the scenes and 
 scenery, of the Holy Land, southern Palestine and 
 Jerusalem. (1880.) * 915. no*. 
 
 McClintock, and 
 literature, v. 7. 
 I, in ** 203 -II*. 
 
 P-55 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 143 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engflish Fiction. Contin. 
 Jews, The. Contin. 
 Palestine. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 174. No. 4, 1884, p. 214. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 141. No. 5, 1888, p. 275. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 960-1, in 
 ** So.\;—Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1,1887. p. 327, z'n 
 ** 50 . 1 ^. 
 Jews, The, of Barnow. Franzos, K. E. 
 
 823.4474 
 Till and Jack. Dillwyn, E. A. 823.6909 
 
 Jim Skaggs of Skaggsville. Legif, L. 
 
 823.4357 
 Joan. Broughton, R. in 823.3062 
 
 Joan of Arc. (i4ii?-i43i.) 
 
 Calvert, G: H: The maid of Orleans: an 
 
 historical tragedy. 1874. 822.1101 
 
 Schiller, J. C. F. von. Maid of Orleans; 
 
 drama. p. 328, in 832.36 
 
 Shakespeare, W: Henry VI. 
 
 ** 822.859 
 
 Same. ** 822.1008; 822.1026 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 822.876-7 
 
 Southey, R. {Poetical works.) 
 
 821. I 165 
 
 Note.— See Adams, W: H: D. The maid of Or- 
 leans: and the great war of the English in France. 
 1889. 023.1977. — Barthelemy de Beauregard, E. 
 J. Histoire de Jeanne d'Arc. 2 vols. 1847. (Cata- 
 logue raisonn6 des ouvrages qui ont paru sur Jeanne 
 d'Arc, pp. 457-9-) 923-2056-7.— Bibliography. Bos- 
 ton Vuty.h^^., Bulletin No. 34. p. 363, i» ** 17.134. 
 —Bray, Mrs. A.. E. (K.) Joan of Arc and the 
 times of Charles the Seventh, King of France. 
 1874. 923.1988. — Delepierre, O. Jeanne d'Arc. 
 (1430.) II pp. (In his Hist. diflBculties . . . ) 1868. 
 p. 105, in 904.27.— De Quincey, T: Joan of Arc. 
 43 PP- (^« «" Misc. essays.) p. 81, in 829.84.— 
 liamartine, A. M. L: de P. de. Joan of Arc. 
 69 pp. [In his Memoirs of celebrated charac- 
 ters.) p. 49, in 920.371. — Parr, H. Life and death 
 of Jeanne d'Arc. 2 vols. 1866. 923.2053-4.— Stan- 
 hope, P. H. Joan of Arc. (In his Hist, essays.) p. 
 I, in 904.24. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 692, in ** 50. i; 
 —Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 237, in 50.1*. 
 5«« a/io Ency. Brit. Index, p. 479. 2« ** 32-295. 
 See also under France, Charles VII., p. 89. 
 Joan the maid. Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) 
 
 823 . 209 
 Joan Wentworth. Macquoid, Mrs. K.. S. 
 
 823.5628 
 Joe Bently naval cadet. Clark, H. H. 
 
 823.7035 
 Johannes Olaf. Wille, E.. de. 823.4088 
 
 John, Eugenie. \_E. Marlitt.'] At the coun- 
 cillor's; or, a nameless history. Tr. by 
 Mrs. A. L. Wister. 823.2775 
 
 Issued also as In the counselor's house. 
 
 The bailiff's maid: a romance. Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. A. L. Wister. 823.4060 
 
 Countess Gisela. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. 
 
 Wister. 823 . 2654 
 
 Gold Elsie. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. Wister. 
 
 823.6601 
 
 In the counselor's house. in 823.6693 
 
 In the Schillingscourt. Tr. by Mrs. A. 
 
 L. Wister. 823.2023 
 
 Same. 823.2444 
 
 The little moorland princess. Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. A. L. Wister. 823 . 3052 
 
 Old mam'selle's secret. Tr. by Mrs. A. 
 
 L. Wister. 823.5781 
 
 The second wife. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. 
 
 Wister. 823 . 2455 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 John, Eugenie. [B. Marlitt.] Contin. 
 The twelve apostles. (Zimmern, H.., 
 
 and K. Half-hours with for. nov., v. 2.) 
 
 in ** 823.6614 
 John. Oliphant, .^r.y. M. O. (W.) 823.1200 
 
 Same. ?« 823.5109 
 
 John Andross. Davis, Mrs. R.. B. (H.) 
 
 823.361 
 John Bodewin's testimony. Foote, Mrs. M.. 
 
 (H.) 823.4896 
 
 John Brent. Winthrop, T. 823.1725 
 
 John Chardxes. Boylston, P: 823.7032 
 
 John Deane. Kingston, W: H: G. 808. 1577 
 John Dorrien. Kavanagh, J. 823.915 
 
 John Eax. Tourgde, A. W. 823.4303 
 
 John Godfrey's fortunes. Taylor, B. 
 
 823.1545 
 John Halifax, Gentleman. Craik, Mrs. D. 
 
 M. (M.) 823.331 
 
 John Halsey, the anti-monopolist. Collins, 
 
 R. U. 823.4827 
 
 A^o/^.— Based on John H. Burke's " bonanza suits." 
 John Holdsworth, chief mate. Russell, W: C. 
 
 in 823.5128 
 John Inglesant. Shorthouse, J. H: 
 
 823.4531 
 John Jerome. Ingelow, J. 823.5613 
 
 John Law. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.5602 
 
 John Marchmont's legacy. Maxwell, Mrs. 
 
 M.. E.. (B.) in 823.2400 
 
 Same. in 823.5045 
 
 John Marston Hall. James, G: P. R. 
 
 823.868 
 
 Same. 823.4323 
 
 John Milton and his times. Ring, M. 
 
 823.5964 
 John Nicholson, The misadventures of. 
 
 Stevenson, R. L: 823.5776 
 
 John Parmelee's curse. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 823.6787 
 John Rintoul; or, the fragment of a wreck. 
 
 [In Tales from Blackwood, v. 11.) 
 
 in ** 823.6657 
 John Thompson, and other stories. Parr, 
 
 Mrs. L.. (T.) 823.1233 
 
 John True. Abbott, J. 808.585 
 
 John Ward, preacher. Deland, Mrs. M. W. 
 
 (C.) 823.5278 
 
 John Winter. Mayo, .^jrs. L. (F.) 823.5753 
 John Worthington's name. Benedict, F. L. 
 
 823-5833 
 
 Johnny Darbyshire, a primitive Quaker. 
 
 Howitt, W: in * 823.6194 
 
 Johnson, Col. — . The white fawn: a North 
 
 American story. {In Standard tales, etc., 
 
 ed. by Mrs. C. I. Johnston.) in * 823.5194 
 
 Same. 10 pp. (Tieck, L. The elves 
 
 . . . ) 1864. p. 127, in 823.6328 
 
 Johnson, Edwin Rossiter. 5<?^ Johnson, R. 
 Johnson, Mrs. H.. (Kendrick). Raleigh West- 
 gate; or, Epimenides in Maine: a romance, 
 
 823.5502 
 Johnson, Rossiter, ed. Little classics. 18 vols. 
 
 829.124-141 
 
 Contents.— Vo\. I. Exile: Ethan Brand, by N. 
 Hawthorne; The swans of Lir, by G. Griffin; Anight 
 in a workhouse, by J. Greenwood; The outcasts of 
 Poker Flat, by F. B. Harte; The man without a 
 country, by E: E. Hale; Flight of a Tartar tribe, by 
 T: De Quincey. 829 . 124 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 144 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Engrlish Fiction. Cotitin. 
 Johnson, Rossiter, ed. Little classics. Contin. 
 
 Contents. Contin. 
 
 Vol.11. Intellect: The houseand the brain, by E: 
 G: E. L. Bulwer-Lytton; D'outre mort, by Mrs. H. 
 E.. (P.) Spofford; The fall of the house of Usher, by E. 
 A. Poe; Chops, the dwarf, by C: J: H. Dickens; Wake- 
 field, by N. Hawthorne; Murder considered as one 
 of the fine arts, by T: De Quincey; The captain's 
 story, by Mrs. R.. H. Davis. 829.125 
 
 Vol. III. Tragedy: The murders in the Rue 
 Morgue, by E. A. Poe; The Lawson tragedy, by J: 
 W: De Forest; The iron shroud, by W: Mudford; 
 The bell-tower, by H. Melville; The Kathayan slave, 
 by Mrs. E. (C.) Judson; The story of La Roche, by 
 H: Mackenzie; The vision of sudden death, by T: 
 De Quincey. 829.126 
 
 Vol. IV. life : Rab and his friends, by J: Brown, 
 M. D.; A romance of real life, by W: D. Howells; 
 The Luck of Roaring camp, by F. B. Harte; Terry 
 Jarvis's wig, by R: H. Barham; Beauty and the 
 beast, by N. P. Willis; David Swan, by N. Haw- 
 thorne; Dreamthorp, by A. Smith; A bachelor's 
 revery, by D. G. Mitchell; The grammar of life, by 
 B: F. Taylor; My chateaux, by G:W: Curtis; Dream- 
 children, by C: Lamb; The man in the reservoir, by 
 C: F. Hoffman; Westminster abbey, by J. Addison; 
 The puritans, by T: B. Macaulay; Gettysburg, by A. 
 Lincoln. 829.127 
 
 Vol. V. Laughter: A Christmas carol, by C: J: 
 H. Dickens; The haunted crust, by Mrs. K.. (S.) 
 Cooper; A dissertation upon roast pig, by C: Lamb; 
 The total depravity of inanimate things, by Mrs. 
 E. A. Walker; The skeleton in the closet, by E: E. 
 Hale; Sandy Wood's sepulchre, by H. Miller; A visit 
 to the asylum for aged and decayed punsters, by O. 
 W. Holmes; Mr. Tibbot O'Leary, the curious, by G. 
 Griffin; Neal Malone, by W: Carleton, 829.128 
 
 Vol. VI. tove: Love and skates, by T. Win- 
 throp; The maid of Malines, by E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 Lytton; The story of Ruth, from the Bible; The rise 
 of'^Iskander, by B: Disraeli. 829.129 
 
 Vol. VII. Romance : Iris, by O. W. Holmes; The 
 Rosicrucian, by Mrs. D. M. (M.) Craik; The South 
 Breaker, by Mrs. H. E.. (P.) Spofford; The snow- 
 storm, by J: Wilson; The king of the peak, by A. 
 Cunningham. 829.130 
 
 Vol. VIII. Mystery: The ghost, by W: D. O'Con- 
 nor; The four-fifteen express, by A. B. Edwards; 
 The signal-man, by C: J: H. Dickens; The haunted 
 ships, by A. Cunningham; a raft that no man made, 
 by R. T. S. Lowell; The invisible princess, by F. 
 O'Connor; The advocate's wedding-day, by Mrs. C. 
 (S.) Crowe; The birthmark, by N. Hawthorne. 
 
 829.131 
 
 Vol. IX. Comedy: BarnyO'Reirdon, the naviga- 
 tor, by S: Lover; Haddad-Ben-Ahab, the traveller, 
 by J: Gait; Bluebeard's ghost, by W: M. Thackeray; 
 The picnic party, by H. Smith; Father Tom and 
 the pope, by S: Ferguson; Johnny Darbyshire, by 
 W: Howitt; The gridiron, by S: Lover; The box 
 tunnel, by C: Reade. 829.132 
 
 Vol. X. Childhood: A dog of Flanders, by L. de 
 La Ram^e; The king of the golden river, by J: Rus- 
 kin; The lady of Shalott, by Mrs. E. S. (P.) Ward; 
 Majorie Fleming, by J: Brown, M. D.; Little Jakey, 
 by Mrs. S.. H.. (A.) De Kroyfl; The lost child, by H: 
 Kingsley; Goody gracious! and the forget-me-not, 
 by J: Neal; A faded leaf of history, by Mrs. R.. (H.) 
 Davis; A child's dream of a star, by C: J: H. Dickens. 
 
 829-133 
 
 Vol. XI. Heroigm: Little Briggs and I, by F. H. 
 Ludlow; Ray, by Mrs. H. E.. (P.) Spofford; Three No- 
 vember days, by B: F. Taylor; The forty-seven 
 Rdnins, by A. B. Mitford; A chance child, by Mrs. 
 I.. (F.) Mayo; A leaf in the storm, by L. de La Ra- 
 ni6e. 829.134 
 
 Vol. XII. Fortune : The gold-bug, by E. A. Poe; 
 The fairy-finder, by S: Lover; Murad, the unlucky, 
 by M. Edgeworthj The children of the public, by 
 E: E. Hale; The rival dreamers, by J: Banim; The 
 threefold destiny, by N. Hawthorne. 829.135 
 
 Vol. XIII. Poems narrative : The deserted vil- 
 lage, by O. Goldsmith; The ancient mariner, by S: 
 T. Coleridge; The prisoner of Chillon, by Lord Byron; 
 Bingen on the Rhine, by C. Norton; O'Connor's child, 
 byT. Campbell; The culprit fay, by J. R. Drake; 
 The sensitive plant, by P. B. Shelley; The eve of St. 
 Agnes, by J: Keats; Paradise and the peri, by T: 
 Moore; The raven, by E. A. Poe; The skeleton in 
 armor, by H: W. Longfellow; The haunted house, 
 by T: Hood; The writing on the image, by W: 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Johnson, Rossiter, ed. Little classics. Contin. 
 
 Contents. Contin. 
 Morris; Tarn O'Shanter, by R. Burns; The forging 
 of the anchor, by S: Furguson; Morte d'Arthur, by 
 A. Tennyson; Horatius, byT: B. Macaulay. 829.136 
 Vol. XIV. Poems lyrical. XV. Minor poems. 
 XVI. Authors. Biographical sketches of the 
 authors represented in the series. With a general 
 index. 829. 137-9 
 
 Vol. XVII. Nature : A-hunting of the deer, by 
 C: D. Warner; Dogs, by P. G. Hamerton; In the 
 hemlocks, by J: Burroughs; A winter walk, by H. 
 D: Thoreau; Buds and birds voices, by N. Haw- 
 thorne; The fens, by C: Kingsley; Ascent of the 
 Matterhorn, by E: Whymper; Ascent of Mt. Tyn- 
 dall, by C. King; The firmament, by J: Ruskin. 
 
 829 . 140 
 Vol. XVIII. Humanity: Chumming with a sav- 
 age, by C: W. Stoddard; Doctor Marigold, by C: J: H. 
 Dickens; A brace of boys, by F. H. Ludlow; George 
 the Third, by W: M. Thackeray; Juliet, by Mrs. A. B. 
 (M.) Jameson; Is life worth living? by W: H. Mal- 
 lock. _ 829.141 
 
 Johnson, S: History of Rasselas, prince of 
 Abyssinia. 823 . 903 
 
 Same. 823.4964 
 
 Same. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. 
 
 The British novelists, v, 26.) ** 823.2087 
 
 Same. {In Classic tales.) 
 
 p. 5, z« 823.4489 
 Johnson, Virginia Wales. The Catskill fairies. 
 
 808.636 
 
 The Fainalls of Tipton. 823.4784 
 
 A foreign marriage; or, buying a title. 
 
 823 . 6040 
 
 The image of San Donato. 35 pp. {In 
 
 Stories by Amer. authors, v. 7.) 
 
 p. 145, /« 823.4708 
 Johnston, C: Chrysal; or, the adventures of 
 a guinea. By an adept. 4 vols, (in 2). 
 
 823.7364-5 
 Same. 4 vols. ** 823.4518-21 
 
 Johnston, R: Malcolm. Mr. Absalom Bil- 
 lingslea, and other Georgian folk. 
 
 823.5267 
 
 Ogeechee cross-firings. 823 . 6558 
 
 Widow Guthrie. 823.7390 
 
 Johnstone, Mrs. Christian Isobel. Experi- 
 ences of Richard Taylor, Esq. (viz.: 
 Young Mrs. Roberts' three Christmas din- 
 ners; — Mary Anne's hair: a London love 
 story; — Governor Fox; — Little Fanny 
 Bethel; — Frankland the barrister.) {In 
 her Standard tales, etc. ) * 823 . 6194 
 
 Mrs. Mark Luke; or, West country ex- 
 
 clusives. {In her Standard tales, etc.) 
 
 in * 823 . 6194 
 
 The Sabbath night's supper. 12 pp. 
 
 (Tieck, L. The elves . . . ) 1864. 
 
 p. 12, in 823.6328 
 , ed. Standard tales by standard authors. 
 
 * 823.6194 
 Contents.— Crowe, Mrs. C. (S.) Story of Martha 
 Guinnis and her son.— Eraser, Mrs. — . The cous- 
 ins.— Gore, j^rj. C. G. F.. (M.) Maid of honour.— 
 Howitt, W: Johnny Darbyshire, a primitive Quak- 
 er.— Johnson, Col. —. White fawn.— Johnstone, 
 Mrs. C.I. Experiences of Richard Taylor, Esq.;— 
 Mrs. Mark Luke;— Sabbath night's supper.— Lau- 
 der, 5«>-T:D. Story of Farquharson of^ Inverey.— 
 Mitford, M.. R. Freshwater fisherman. — Nicander, 
 K: A. The renounced treasure. Tr. by W: Howitt. 
 — Quillinan, E: Rangers of Connaught.— Tieck, L. 
 The elves.— Tytler, M. Fraser- The deformed. 
 J6kai, M6r. {Germ. Maurus.) A modern 
 Midas. Tr. by Mrs. L. C. Bullard and E. 
 Herzog. 823.4927 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 145 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 J6kai, M6r. {Germ. Maurus.) Contin. 
 
 The plague. (Zimmern, H.., and A. 
 
 Half-hours with for. nov., v. i.) 
 
 in 823.6613 
 Jolly good times. Smith, Mrs. M.. P. (W.) 
 
 808 . 1004 
 Jonathan. Liddell, Mrs. C. C. (F.-T.) 
 
 823 . 1644 
 
 Jones, C: H: Davault's mills. 823.904 
 
 Jones, Ethel, pseud. See Wharton, T: 
 
 Jones, J: B. The rival belles; or, life in 
 
 Washington. 823.905 
 
 Issued also as Spanglers and tinglers. 
 
 Wild western scenes: a narrative of ad- 
 ventures in the western wilderness wherein 
 the exploits of Daniel Boone . . . are par- 
 ticularly described. 823 . 906 
 
 Jones, Rear- Admiral 'i: Paul. Abbott, J: S. 
 C. Life and adventures of J. 808.546 
 
 Joost Avelingh. Maartens, M. 823.7448 
 
 Jos6 and Benjamin. Delitzsch, F. 823.7124 
 Joseph and his friend. Taylor, B. 823.1546 
 Joseph Andrews, Adventures of. Fielding, 
 H: 823.557 
 
 Same. z« ** 823.2079; 823.6149; 823.7070 
 Joseph Balsamo. Dumas, A. D. 823.5903 
 Joseph in the snow. Auerbach, B. 823.4347 
 Joseph II., and his court. Mundt, Mrs. C. 
 (M.) 823.6301 
 
 Joseph's coat, Murray, D: C. 823.4319 
 
 Joshua. Ebers, G. M. 823.6998 
 
 Joshua Haggard's daughter. Maxwell, Mrs. 
 M..E..(B.) 823.2412 
 
 Same. /« 823.5130; 823.6078 
 
 Joshua Marvel. Fatjeon, B: L. 823.5860 
 
 Journey from this world to the next. Field- 
 ing, H: p. 189, in 823.6152 
 Journey to the centre of the earth, A. Verne, 
 J. 823.6160 
 Journey to the world underground, A. Hol- 
 berg, L., Baron \. ** 823.6778 
 Same. 823 . 7384 
 Joy after sorrow. Riddell, Mrs. C E. L. (C.) 
 
 823.1328 
 Joyce. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.5914 
 Joyce Morrell's harvest. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 823.7103 
 
 Judd, Sylvester. Margaret: a tale of the real 
 
 and the ideal. 823 . 907 
 
 Richard Edney and the governor's fam- 
 ily. 823.2340 
 
 Judge Justin. Abbott, J. 808.590 
 
 Judge Lynch. Jessop, G: H. 823.6528 
 
 Judith. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. (H.) 
 
 823.4698 
 
 Judith Shakespeare. Black, W: 823.5535 
 
 Judson, Mrs. Emily (Chubbuck). [Fanny 
 
 Forester. '\ Alderbrook: a collection of 
 
 Fanny Forester's village sketches, poems, 
 
 etc. 2 vols, (in I ). 823.908 
 
 The Kathayan slave. 16 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 149, in 829.126 
 Julia and her Romeo. 62 pp. Murray, D:C. 
 
 in 823.5131 
 Julia de Roubign^. Mackenzie, H: 
 
 p. 115, in ** 823.2090 
 
 !Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Julian. 2 vols. Ware, W: 823.1650-1 
 
 Julius Courtney. Cobban, J. M. 823.7246 
 Juncker, E. 6V(? Schmieden, Mrs. E. (J.) 
 June. Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . in 823.4986 
 Same. ?« 823 . 502 1 
 
 Jupiter's daughters. Jenkin, Mrs. H. C. (J.) 
 
 823.895 
 Just as I am. Maxwell, Mrs. M 
 
 Sam^e. 
 Just sixteen. Woolsey, S.. C 
 Justin Harley. Cooke, J: E. 
 Kalani of Oahu. Newell, C: M. 
 Kaloolah. Mayo, W.: S. 
 Kangaroo hunters. The. Bowman, 
 
 E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.2417 
 
 in 823.5112 
 
 808.1534 
 
 823.276 
 
 823.6132 
 
 823.1144 
 
 A. 
 
 808.892 
 
 823.4937 
 
 Karraa. Sinnett, A. P. 
 
 Kate Beaumont. De Forest, J: W: 
 
 823.5855 
 Kate Clarendon. Bennett, E. 823.72 
 
 Kate Coventry. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 ** 823.4669 
 Same. 823 . 7279 
 
 Kate Danton. Fleming, Mrs. M. A. (E.) 
 
 823.575 
 Katerfelto. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 823.1152 
 
 Same. ** 823.4661; 823.7280 
 
 Katharine Walton. Simms, W: G. 823.1433 
 
 Katherine Regina. Besant, W. 823 . 6603 
 
 Kathleen. Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. (H.) 
 
 823.5631 
 Kathleen mavoumeen. MulhoUand, C. 
 
 823.7178 
 Katia. Tolstoi, Coww/! L. N. 823.5240 
 
 Katy of Catoctin. Townsend, G: A. 
 
 823.7446 
 Kauffmann, Maria Angelica (Mrs. A. K. Zuc- 
 chi.) 1741-1807. 
 
 Ritchie, Mrs. A. I.. (T.) Miss Angel. 
 
 823.5986 
 Note. — See Nouvelle biographic g^nerale. p. 479, 
 
 in ** 920.270. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 703, in ** 50. i; 
 
 — Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 241, in ** 50.1*. 
 
 Kavanagh, Julia. Adeleratale. 823.909 
 
 Beatrice. 3 vols, (in i). 823.910 
 
 Bessie. 823.5924 
 
 Daisy Burns: a tale. 823.912 
 
 Grace Lee. 823.914 
 
 John Dorrien. 823.915 
 
 Madeleine: a tale of Auvergne, founded 
 
 on fact. 823.916 
 
 Same. 823.6592 
 
 Nathalie: a tale. 823.917 
 
 Queen Mab. 3 vols, (in i). 823.918 
 
 Rachel Gray: a tale founded on fact. 
 
 823.919 
 
 Seven years, and other tales. 3 vols. 
 
 (in i). 823.920 
 
 Silvia. 823.5920 
 
 Sybil's second love. 3 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.921 
 
 Two lilies. 823.5745 
 
 Kavanagh. Lot%fellow, H: W. 823.1010 
 
 Keary, Annie. Castle Daly: the story of an 
 
 Irish home thirty years ago. 823.922 
 
 A York and a Lancaster rose. 808. 1489 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 146 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 [Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Keary, Eliza. The Magic Valley; or, patient 
 Antoine. 808 . 1544 
 
 Keddie, Henrietta. [5".. Tytler.'\ Citoyenne 
 Jacqueline; a woman's lot in the French 
 revolution. 823.923 
 
 ■ Days of yore. 2 vols. 823.924-5 
 
 Duchess Frances. 2 vols. 823.7226-7 
 
 A garden of women. 823.1783 
 
 Same. 823.4239 
 
 Girl neighbours; or, the old fashion and 
 
 the new. 823.5474 
 
 Her gentle deeds. in 823 . 4999 
 
 The Huguenot family. 823 . 4098 
 
 Papers for thoughtful girls, with sketches 
 
 of some girls' lives. 808.325 
 
 Phemie Millar. 3 vols, (in 2). 
 
 823.7312-13 
 
 Keeler, Ralph. Gloverson and his silent 
 
 partners. 823.926 
 
 Keeling, Elsa d'Esterre- Three sisters; or, 
 
 sketches of a highly original family. 
 
 in 823.5060 
 
 Keena Karmody. Kerr, E. 823.7189 
 
 Keenan, H: Francis. The money-makers: a 
 
 social parable. 823 . 4856 
 
 Keepsake stories. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 in 823.7473 
 Keller, Gottfried. 1819 — . Clothes make men. 
 (Also) The funeral. (Zimmern, H.., and A. 
 Half -hours with for. nov., v. 2.) 
 
 in ** 823.6614 
 Kellys and the O'Kellys. Trollope, A. 
 
 823.1612 
 Kelp-gatherers, The. Trowbridge, J: T. 
 
 808.1728 
 
 Kendall, May. * Such is life.' 823.7262 
 
 Kenelm Chillingly, Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bul- 
 
 wer- 823 . 1032 
 
 Kenilworth. Scott, Sir W. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823 . 1402 
 Same. 823.5155; ** 823.6028 
 
 Kennedy, J: Pendleton. {Solomon Second- 
 thoughts, schoolmaster. '\ Horse-shoe Rob- 
 inson: a tale of the Tory ascendency. 
 
 823.927 
 
 Quodlibet: containing some annals there- 
 of, with an authentic account of the origin 
 
 ... of the borough, and the sayings and 
 doings of sundry of the townspeople: in- 
 terspersed with sketches of the most remark- 
 able ... characters of that place. By Sol- 
 omon Secondthoughts, schoolmaster. 3d 
 ed. 823.930 
 
 Rob of the bowl: a legend of St. Inigoe's. 
 
 823.928 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823 . 6630-1 
 
 Swallow Barn; or, a sojourn in the Old 
 
 Dominion. 823.929 
 
 Kennedy, Patrick. Legendary fictions of the 
 
 Irish Celts. 823.2115 
 
 Kent, W. C: The vision of Cagliostro: a tale 
 
 of the five senses. 42 pp. (/« Tales from 
 
 Blackwood, v. 10.) in ** 823.6656 
 
 Kentuckian in New YorUl Neal, J: 2 vols. 
 
 ** 823.6239-40 
 Kentucky colonel, A. Read, O. P. 
 
 823.6465 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Kentucky's love. King, E: 823.948 
 
 Ker, D: Into unknown seas; or, the cruise 
 
 of two sailor-boys. 808.1360 
 
 The lost city; or, the boy explorers in 
 
 central Asia. 808. 1361 
 
 Kerr, Eliza. Keena Karmody. {Also) Mer- 
 vyn's meed. 823 .7189 
 
 Key to the Waverley novels. Grey, H: 
 
 ** 823.6776 
 Keyser, Arthur. An exile's romance; or, real- 
 ities of Australian life. 823.7391 
 Kiana. Jarves, J. J. 823 . 1903 
 Kibboo Ganey. Gilman, J: B. 808.1537 
 Kidd, Captain W: Abbott, J: S. C. Captain 
 William Kidd, and others of the pirates 
 . . . who ravaged the seas . . . two hun- 
 dred years ago. (Am.er. pioneers . . . ) 
 
 808 . 540 
 
 Kidnapped. Stevenson, R. L: ?« 823.5051 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5067; 823 . 7442 
 
 Kielland, Alexander L. Siesta. Tr. from the 
 
 German version of M. von Borch by C : F. 
 
 McClumpha. 20 pp. {In Mod. ghosts. ) 
 
 p. 59, «« 823.7349 
 Kildhurm's oak. Hawthorne, J. C. 823 . 7383 
 Kilmeny. Black, W: 823.83 
 
 Kimball, R: Burleigh. Henry Powers (bank- 
 er): how he achieved a fortune, and mar- 
 ried. 823.4097 
 
 Romance of student life abroad. 
 
 823.5734 
 King, Capt. C: Between the lines. 823 . 6544 
 
 The colonel's daughter; or, winning his 
 
 spurs. 823 . 7392 
 
 Marion's faith; a sequel to "The colo- 
 nel's daughter." 823.4967 
 
 Starlight ranch and other stories of 
 
 army life on the frontier. 823.7176 
 
 King, Clarence. Democracy : an American 
 
 novel. 823.4577 
 
 King, E: The gentle savage. 823 . 4547 
 
 Kentucky's love; or, roughing it around 
 
 Paris. 823.948 
 
 King, K.. Ethel Mildmay's follies. 
 
 823.5090 
 King, R: Ashe. {Basil. '\ A coquette's con- 
 quest, in 823.5062 
 
 A drawn game. 823 . 4833 
 
 Same. in 823.5062 
 
 Passion's slave. 823 . 7050 
 
 "The wearing of the green." 823.4825 
 
 Same. in 823.5109 
 
 King and not a king, A. Rice, M. S. 
 
 808.1724 
 King and viking. Smyth, P. G. 823.7305 
 King Arthur. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 in 823.4978 
 
 Sanfe. in 823 . 4984; 823 . 5056; 823 . 5389 
 
 Kin|^ Arthur, History of. 3 vols. Malory, 
 
 5«rT:, comp. * 823.6615-17 
 
 King Capital. Sime, W: 823.4503 
 
 King of Folly island, and other people. Jew- 
 
 ett, S.. O. 823.5261 
 
 King of No-land. Farjeon, B: L. 823.5861 
 
 Same. in 823 . 6125 
 
 King of the conjurors. Borlase, J. S. 
 
 823. Ill 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 147 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 iEngflisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 King of the mountains. About, E. F. V. 
 
 823.6976 
 King Solomon's mines. Haggard, H; R. 
 
 in 823.5071 
 Same, in 823.6591; in 823.6606; 823.7157 
 King Solomon's wives. Lang, A., and Lati- 
 mer, D. (?) 823.5019 
 King Veric. 12 pp. Tupper, M. F. 
 
 p. 239, in 823 . 1443 
 Kingdom of coins. Gilman, J: B. 808.1805 
 King's daughters, The. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 808.1526 
 King's highway. The. James, G: P. R. 
 
 823.867 
 King's men, The. Grant, R., and others. 
 
 823.4786 
 King's Own, The. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 823.1100 
 Same. 823.2916; ** 823.6662 
 
 King's Own Borderers, The. Grant, J. 
 
 823.633 
 King's servants. The. Smith, H. 823 . 1459 
 King's treasure house. The. Walloth, W. 
 
 823.6986 
 Kingsbury, Alice. See Cooley, Mrs. A. (K.) 
 Kingsford, J.., />.y^tt^. See Barnard, C: 
 Kingsley, C: (1819-1875. ) Alton Locke, tailor 
 and poet: an autobiography. With a prefa- 
 tory memoir by T: Hughes. 823.931 
 
 At last: a Christmas in the West Indies. 
 
 823.5746 
 
 Hereward the Wake, "Last of the Eng- 
 lish." 823.932 
 
 Same. 823.6422 
 
 Heroes; or, Greek fairy tales for my 
 
 children. 808.550 
 
 Contents:— VerseviS. — The Argonauts. — Theseus. 
 
 Same. 808.1006 
 
 Hypatia; or, new foes with an old face. 
 
 823.933 
 
 Madam How and Lady Why; or, first 
 
 lessons in earth lore for children. 808 . 933 
 
 Two years ago. 823.934 
 
 The water-babies: a fairy tale for a land- 
 baby, in 823.5094 
 
 Westward ho! or, the voyages and ad- 
 ventures of Sir Amyas Leigh ... in the 
 
 • reign of . . . Queen Elizabeth. 823 . 935 
 Yeast: a problem. 823.936 
 
 JVote. — For his life and writings, see Bayne, P. 
 Kingsley. 42 pp. (/n his Essays in biog. and crit.) 
 p. 9, 824.186. — Greg, W. R. Kingsley and Carlyle. 
 31 pp. (In his hit. and social judgments.) p. 115, 
 in 824. 153. — Harris, A. B. Ivittle biographies. (1887.) 
 p. 93, in 928.692. — King'sley, C: His letters and 
 memories of his life. 1890. 928.709. — Miiller, F: 
 M. Kingsley. 21 pp. (/« his Biog. essays.) p. 258. 
 in 928.621. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 708-9, in ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 243, in ** 
 50.1'. 
 Kingsley, H: Austin Elliot. 823.937 
 
 Geoffry Hamlyn, Recollections of. 
 
 823.944 
 
 The Harveys. 823.939 
 
 Hetty. ' 823.6374 
 
 Same, and other stories. 823 . 940 
 
 Hillyars and the Burtons: a story of two 
 
 families. 823.941 
 
 Hornby mills, and other stories. 
 
 823 . 2040 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Kingsley, H: Contin. 
 
 Leighton Court: a country house story. 
 
 823.942 
 
 The lost child. 8 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. 
 
 Little classics, v. lo.) p. 174, in 829.133 
 
 Old Margaret. 823 . 2032 
 
 Ravenshoe. 823.943 
 
 The recollections of Geoffry Hamlyn. 
 
 823.944 
 
 Silcote of Silcotes. 823.2033 
 
 Stretton. 823.945 
 
 Same. 823.5935 
 
 Valentin : a French boy's story of 
 
 Sedan. 823 . 946 
 
 Kingsley, Maurice. The Puerto de Medina. 
 37 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 V. 2.) P- 117. ifi 823.7498 
 
 Kingston, W: H: Giles. Adventures of Dick 
 Onslow among the redskins. 808. 1554 
 
 Count Ulrich: a tale of the reformation 
 
 in German jr. 823.5782 
 
 The cruise of the " Dainty;", or, rovings 
 
 in the Pacific. 808.890 
 
 From powder monkey to admiral: a 
 
 story of naval adventure. 808 . 1033 
 
 Hurricane Hurry; or, the adventures of 
 
 a naval officer afloat and ashore. 808. 1613 
 
 In the eastern seas. 808 . 350 
 
 In the Rocky mountains. 808.362 
 
 James Braithwaite, the supercargo. 
 
 808.1139 
 
 John Deane: historic adventures by land 
 
 and sea. 808.1577 
 
 Mark Seaworth: a tale of the Indian 
 
 ocean. 808.874 
 
 The missing ship; or, notes from the log 
 
 of the "Ouzel" galley. 808.358 
 
 Issued also as Ouzel galley; or, notes from an old 
 sea log. 
 
 My first voyage to the southern seas. 
 
 808.351 
 
 Old Jack: a tale for boys. 808.355 
 
 On the banks of the Amazon. 808.364 
 
 Paddy Finn; or, the adventures of a 
 
 midshipman. 808.1614 
 
 Peter Trawl; or, the adventures of a 
 
 whaler. 808.1014 
 
 Roger Willoughby; or, the times of Ben- 
 bow: a tale of the sea and laud. 808. 1578 
 
 Round the world. 808 . 346 
 
 Saved from the sea; or, the loss of the 
 
 "Viper" and the adventures of her crew in 
 the great Sahara. 808.349 
 
 Schoolboy days; or, Ernest Bracebridge. 
 
 808.1543 
 
 The seven champions of Christendom; 
 
 compiled from the most ancient chroni- 
 cles . . . 808.617 
 
 Snow-shoes and canoes; or, the early days 
 
 of a fur-trader in the Hudson's Bay terri- 
 tory. 808.1590 
 
 The south sea whaler; . . . loss of the 
 
 "Champion" and the adventures of her 
 crew. 808.352 
 
 Stories of the sagacity of animals. The 
 
 horse and other animals. 808 . 1445 
 
 Three hundred years ago; or, the martyr 
 
 of Brentwood. 808 .1615 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 148 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Kingston, W: H: Giles. Contin. 
 
 The three lieutenants; or, naval life in 
 
 the nineteenth century. 808.1616 
 
 True Blue; or, the life and adventures of 
 
 a British seaman of the old school. 
 
 808.365 
 
 Twice lost: a story of shipwreck, and 
 
 of adventure in the wilds of Australia. 
 
 808.348 
 
 Voyage round the world. 808 . 346 
 
 The wanderers; or, adventures in the 
 
 wilds of Trinidad and up the Orinoco. 
 
 808.353 
 
 The young Foresters, and other tales. 
 
 808.878 
 
 Young llanero: a story of war and wild 
 
 life in Venezuela. 808 . 354 
 
 Kinkel, Godfrey. A family feud. Tr. by F: 
 Hardman. 34 pp. (/« Tales from Black- 
 wood. 2d sen, V. II.) in 823.7495 
 
 Kinley Hollow. Hollister, G. H. 823.4575 
 
 Kintail Place. Paul, Mrs. M. A. (C.) 
 
 823 . 7200 
 
 Kip, Leonard. The dead marquise. 823.4123 
 
 " — mas has come. ' ' 29 pp. (/« Stories 
 
 by Amer. authors, v. 9.) 
 
 p. 152, in 823.4710 
 
 Under the bells: a romance. 823.951 
 
 Kipling, Rudyard. The courting of Dinah 
 
 Shadd, and other stories. With a biog. and 
 crit. sketch by A. Lang. 823.6440 
 
 Indian tales, i: Plain tales from the 
 
 hills. 823 . 7343 
 
 2: Soldiers three. (Also) In black 
 
 and white. 823 . 7344 
 
 3: The phantom 'rickshaw, and other 
 
 tales. (Also) Wee Willie Winkie, and 
 other child stories. 823 . 7345 
 
 The light that failed. (Also) Love in 
 
 a mist, (isted.) 823.7451 
 
 Kirby, M.., and Kirby E.. The sea and its 
 wonders. 808.1875 
 
 The world by the fireside; or, pictures 
 
 and scenes from far-off lands. 808. 1891 
 
 Issued also as World at home. 
 
 Kirby, W: The Chien d'or; the Golden Dog: 
 a legend of Quebec. 823.950 
 
 Issued also as The Golden Dog. 
 
 The Golden Dog. 823.7051 
 
 Kirby's coals of fire. 12 pp. Stockton, L. 
 
 p. 67, in 823.4708 
 Kirk, Mrs. Ellen Warner (Olney). [//: 
 
 823.5464 
 
 823.5397 
 823.5900 
 823.5260 
 823.5610 
 
 823.5527 
 823.6055 
 
 823.7393 
 
 //ayes.] Better times: stories. 
 
 A daughter of Eve. 
 
 Fairy gold: a novel. 
 
 Queen Money. 
 
 Sons and daughters. 
 
 Story of Margaret Kent 
 
 Through winding ways. 
 
 Walford. 
 
 Kirke, Edmund, pseud. See Gilmore, J. tC. 
 Kirkland, Afrs. Caroline Matilda (Stansbury). 
 
 [Mrs. M.. Clavers."] A new home — who'll 
 follow? or, glimpses of western life. 
 
 823.7108 
 
 Western clearings. 823.7109 
 
 Kirkland, Joseph. Zury: the meanest man in 
 
 Spring county: a novel of western life. 
 
 823.4962 
 
 £ngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Kirschner, Luise {called Lula). [Ossip Schu- 
 bin.'\ 
 
 Erlach Court. Tr. by Mrs, A. L. Wister. 
 
 823.6578 
 
 "Gloria victis ! " Tr. by Mrs. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) Maxwell. 823.6979 
 
 " O thou, my Austria ! " Tr. by Mrs. A. 
 
 L. Wister. 823.7415 
 
 Our own set. Tr. by C. Bell. 823.7416 
 
 Kirsteen. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.6464 
 Kismet. Fletcher, J, C. 823 . 4301 
 
 Kiss, and be friends. Smith, J. P. 823 . 2029 
 Kissing the rod. Yates, E. H. 823.1752 
 
 Kit and Kitty. Blackmore, R: D. 823.7031 
 Kith and kin. Fothergill, J. 823.3914 
 
 Kitty Craig. 71 pp. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. 
 
 (H.) p. 329, z« 823.4846 
 
 Klimius, Nicholas, /5<?«flf. See Holberg, L., 
 
 Baron v. 
 Klytia. Hausrath, A. in 823.4973 
 
 Knatchbull-Hugessen, E: Hugessen. See 
 
 Hugessen, E: H. Knatchbull- 
 Knight of Gwynne. 2 vols. Lever, C: J. 
 
 823.5712-13 
 Knight of the nineteenth century. Roe, E: 
 
 P. 823.1358 
 
 Knight-errant. Bayly, A. E. 823.7265 
 
 Knightly legends of Wales. Lanier, S., ed. 
 
 808.1899 
 Knightsbridge mystery. 29 pp. Reade, C: 
 
 823.6677 
 Knitters in the sun. French, A. 823.5377 
 Knockabout Club in north Africa. Ober, F: 
 
 A, 808.1924 
 
 Knorring, Sophie Margarete (Zelow), Baron- 
 ess von. The ancestress; or; family pride. 
 
 20 pp. (Bushby, Mrs. — , tr. The Danes 
 ... V. I.) p. 285, in 823.6444 
 
 The peasant and his landlord. Tr. by 
 
 M.. Howitt. 823.952 
 
 Known too late. Taylor, iJ/m — . 823.1548 
 
 Knox, Mrs. Adeline (Trafton). His inheri- 
 tance. 823 . 1601 
 
 Knox, Mrs. Isa (Craig). The little folks' 
 history of England. 4th ed. 808.616 
 
 Knox, T: Wallace. The boy travellers in 
 Australasia. 808.1842 
 
 The boy travellers in Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland. 808.1930 
 
 The boy travellers in Mexico. 808 . 1841 
 
 The boy travellers in South America. 
 
 808.1840 
 
 The boy travellers in the far East. Pt. 
 
 i: Adventures ... in a journey to Japan 
 and China. 808 . 1835 
 
 Pt. 2: Adventures . . . in a journey 
 
 to Siam and Java, with descriptions of 
 Cochin-China, Cambodia, Sumatra and the 
 Malay archipelago. 808.1836 
 
 Pt. 3: Adventures . . . in a journey 
 
 to Ceylon and India, with descriptions of 
 Borneo, the Philippine islands and Burmah. 
 
 808.1837 
 
 Pt. 4: Adventures . . . in a journey 
 
 to Egypt and the Holy Land. 808 . 1838 
 
 Pt. 5: Adventures . . . in a journey 
 
 through Africa. 808.1839 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 149 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Knox, T: Wallace. Contin. 
 
 The boy travellers in the Russian em- 
 pire. 808.1844 
 
 The boy travellers on the Congo. 
 
 808.1843 
 
 Hunting adventures on land and sea. 
 
 2 pts, 808.1846-7 
 
 Pt. i: The young Nimrods in North America. 
 
 Pt. 2: The young Nimrods around the world. 
 
 Voyage of the "Vivian" to the north 
 
 pole and beyond. Adventures ... in the 
 open polar sea. 808. 1845 
 
 Kompert, Leopold. The silent woman. Tr. 
 by C: F. McClumpha. 36 pp. (/« Mod. 
 ghosts.) p. 189, z« 823.7349 
 
 Kongo river. See also Africa, note. 
 
 Kophetua the Thirteenth. Corbett,J. 823.6910 
 
 Korea. Allen, H. N., tr. Korean tales: 
 being a collection of stories translated from 
 the Korean folk-lore. 823.6535 
 
 Note.— See Griffis, W. E. Corea, the hermit na- 
 tion. (Bibliograpliy, pp. xi-xvii.) * 951.28. — 
 Carles, W. R. Life in Corea. 1888. 915 •343-— 
 Griffis, W: E. Corea, without and within. 1885. 
 915.322. — Lowell, P. Choson: the land of the 
 morning calm. 1888. 915.342.— Oppert, E. A for- 
 bidden land: voyages to the Corea. 1880. 915 .45. — 
 Treaties with Great Britain, 1884.; Japan, 1876; 
 United States, 1883. (See Chronicle & directory for 
 China. . ., for 1886.) zw ** giot.ys"". 
 
 See also "Corea " in Index to Consular reports. 
 1880-1885; 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. 
 of State.) ** 350 -5496' '"• 
 
 See also "Corea" in Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 
 301-2, in ** so. i\— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 
 103, in ** 50.1". 
 
 Korean tales. Allen, H. N., tr. 823.6535 
 
 Kouns, Nathan Chapman. Arius the Libyan: 
 a romance of the primitive church. 
 
 823.7239 
 Kraszewski, Joseph Ignatius. 1812 — . The 
 foundling. (Zimmern, H.., a«af A. Half- 
 hours with for. novelists, v. 2.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6614 
 
 Krypow, Dr. — . Leka; or, reminiscences 
 
 of a physician. 16 pp. Tr. by Mrs. F.. C. 
 
 Henderson. (Henderson, Mrs. F.. C. Dun- 
 
 derviksborg . . . ) 1881. 
 
 p. 355, in 823.6534 
 Kyng Alisaunder. 2 pts. Weber, H: W: 
 
 p. I, iji * 821.1239 
 Labadye, Albert de. The baron of Hertz: 
 a tale of the Anabaptists. 823.6868 
 
 Laboulaye, Edouard Ren^ Lefebvre. 
 
 Abdallah; or, the four-leaved shamrock. 
 
 Tr. by M.. L. Booth. 823.4100 
 
 Fairy tales of all nations. Tr. by M. . 
 
 L. Booth. 808.672 
 
 Last fairy tales. Tr. by M.. L. Booth. 
 
 808.1312 
 
 Paris in America. Tr. by M.. L. Booth. 
 
 823.6870 
 Labour stands on golden feet. Zschokke, J. 
 
 H. D. 823.6833 
 
 Lace. Lindau, P. 823.7264 
 
 Laconia. Scribner, J. P. 823.1782 
 
 Ladies' gallery, The. McCarthy, J., and 
 
 Praed, Mrs. R. (M.-P.) C. 823.7266 
 
 Ladies Lindores, The. Oliphant, Mrs. M. 
 
 O. (W.) 823.6593 
 
 Ladies of Lone Leveuthorpe. Linskill, M.. 
 
 p. 141, in 823.6562 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Lad's love, A. Bates, A. 823.5576 
 
 Lady Audley's secret. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. 
 E.. (B.) in 823.2405 
 
 Same. 823.5104 
 
 Lady Branksmere. Hungerford, Mrs. M. 
 
 823.4917 
 
 Lady Car. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.6309 
 
 Lady Damer's secret. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 (L.) 823.237 
 
 Same. tn 823.51x7 
 
 Lady Ernestine. Warfield, Mrs. C. A. (W.) 
 
 823.1659 
 
 Lady Gay's pride. Miller, Mrs. A. McV. 
 
 823.5043 
 
 Lady Gwendoline's dream. Brame, Mrs. C. 
 M. (L.) in 823.5064 
 
 Lady Judith. McCarthy, J. 823.6378 
 
 Lady Julia Mandeville, History of. Brooke, 
 Mrs. F.. (M.) ** 823.2088 
 
 Lady Lee's widowhood. Hamley, Sir E: B. 
 
 823 . 6072 
 
 Lady Marabout's troubles. La Ram^e, L. de. 
 
 in 823.1817 
 
 Lady Muriel's secret. Middlemass, J. 
 
 in 823.5093 
 
 Lady of the Aroostook. Howells, W: D. 
 
 823 . 2004 
 
 Lady of the ice. De Mille, J. 823.5829 
 
 Lady of the isle. Southworth, Mrs. E. D, 
 E. (N.) 823.1496 
 
 Lady, or the tiger ? and other stories. Stock- 
 ton, F. R: 823.4735 
 
 Lady Silverdale's sweetheart. 30 pp. Black, 
 W: in 823.2885 
 
 Lady Sybil's choice. Holt, E. S.. 823.808 
 
 Lady Wedderburn's wish. Grant, J. 823.634 
 
 Lady Willoughby. Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. 
 (M.) 823.7394 
 
 Lady-bird. Fullerton, Lady G. C. (L. G.) 
 
 823.595 
 
 Lady's mile. The. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 (B.) z« 823.2399 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5096 
 
 Lafayette, Marie Jean Paul Roch Yves Gil- 
 bert de Motier, tnarquis de. Life of L., 
 with anecdotes illustrative of his character. 
 {Young Amer. lib . . . ) 808.727 
 
 Same. 808.745 
 
 Laffan, May. See MacNabb, Mrs. M. (L.) 
 
 Lafon, Mary- See Mary-Lafon, J. B. 
 
 Laidlaws and the Scotts, The. Hogg, J. 
 
 in 823.702 
 
 Lajla. Friis, /Vo/: J. A. 823.6964 
 
 Lake breezes. Adams, W: T. 808.503 
 
 Lakeville. Bigot, i7/r.y. M.. (H.) 823.5872 
 
 Lai. Hammond, W: A. 823.4781 
 
 Same. 823.7017 
 
 Lamartine, Alphonse Marie L: de Prat de. 
 ( 1 791-1869.) Fior d'Aliza. Tr. by G: 
 Perry. 823.6873 
 
 Graziella: a story of Italian love. Tr. 
 
 by J. B. Runnion. 823.2353 
 
 My mother's manuscript: being a true 
 
 picture of the private life of a French family 
 during . . . the nineteenth century. With 
 annotations, etc. Tr. by M.. L.. Helper. 
 
 823.6874 
 
ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 150 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Lamartine, Alphonse Marie L: de Prat de. 
 (1791-1869.) Cofitin. 
 
 Raphael; or, pages of the book of life at 
 
 twenty. 823.6875 
 
 The stone-mason of Saint Point: a vil- 
 lage tale. 823.6293 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, 5i;« Alison, Sir A. 
 Lamartine. (/«/(« Misc. essays.) p. 163, j'w 824. 90. — 
 Gautier, T., and others. Famous French authors. 
 1879. p. 145, j'n 928.87. — Iiacretelle, H. de. Lamar- 
 tine and his friends. 1880. 923.509. — Lamartine, 
 
 A. M. L: de P. de. Twenty-five years of my life, in 
 928.644. — Mazade, C. de. Lamartine. 57 pp. {Rev. 
 d. d. Mondes, 1870, 2 per. v. 88, p. 563; v. 89, p. 585; 
 V. 90, p. 38.) ** 54 •293-5- 
 
 5^1; also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 130. No. 3, 1882, p. 106. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 719, in ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 246, in 
 ** 50.1'. 
 
 Lamb, C: (1775-1834.) The adventures of 
 Ulysses. j« 823.5562 
 
 Dream children: a revery. 5 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 183, in 829.127 
 
 Mrs. Leicester's school; or, the history 
 
 of several young ladies related by them- 
 selves. {In his Mrs. Leicester's school, and 
 other writings in prose and verse.) 
 
 824.415 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Ainger, C. 
 (Account oO Lamb. 028.369. — DeQuincey, T: C: 
 Lamb. 53 pp. (IVorks, v. 2.) p. 293, in 824.426. — 
 Drake, S- A. Our great benefactors. 6 pp. 1884. 
 p. 81, jn * 920.312.— Forcade, E. C: Lamb, sa vie 
 intime et litteraire. 24 pp. (Riv. d. d. Mondes, 
 1849, n. p6r., V. I.) p. 177, in ** 54.174.— Harris, A. 
 
 B. Little biographies. 14 pp. (1887.) p. 33, in 
 928.692.— Hunt, T. W. The prose style off,. 23 pp. 
 (In his Rep. Eng. prose, etc.) 1887. p. 363, in 820. 
 120.— Lytton, E: G: E. L. B-, Baron. C: Lamb and 
 some of his companions. 40 pp. {In his Quarterly 
 essays.) p. 86, in 829.602.— Martin, B: E. In the 
 footprints of Charles Lamb. With a bibliog. by 
 E. D. North. 1890. * 928.725.— Patmore, P: G: 
 C: Lamb. 100 pp. {In his My friends, etc., v. i.) 
 p. I, in * 923.1745.— Swinburne, A. C: Charles 
 Lamb. 44 pp. (In his Miscellanies.) 1886. p. 157, 
 in 824.405. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 130. No. 4, 1884, p. 157. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 106. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 719, in ** 50.1; 
 — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 247-8, in 
 ** 50I*- 
 
 , and Lamb, M., Tales from Shakespeare. 
 
 808.783 
 
 Same. 823.953 
 
 Lamb, M.. Mrs. Leicester's school; or, the 
 
 history of several young ladies related by 
 themselves, (Lamb, C: Mrs. Leicester's 
 school, etc.) in 824.415 
 
 , joint author. See Lamb, C: 
 
 Lament of Dives. Besant, W. 823 . 7029 
 
 La Motte-Fouqu^, Friedrich Heinrich K: 
 
 Freiherr A&. The four seasons. 823.5196 
 
 C(S«/^«/i.— Undine.— The two captains.— Sintram. 
 
 — Aslaug^a's knight. 
 
 The magic ring: a knightly romance. 
 
 823 . 5480 
 
 Minstrel love: a romance. 823.6865 
 
 Popular traditions. (Roscoe, T:, tr. The 
 
 German novelists, v, 2. ) 
 
 p. 306, in ** 823.6827 
 
 Sintram and his companions. 823.3892 
 
 Thiodolf the Icelander. 823.6866 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 La Motte-Fouqu^, Friedrich Heinrich K: 
 Freiherr de. Contin. 
 
 Undine; or, the water-spirit. 52 pp. 
 
 {In Lib. of famous fiction, etc.) 
 
 p. 900, in ** 823.6215 
 
 Same, and other tales, Tr. by F. E. 
 
 Bunnett. 823.4762 
 
 Contents — Undine. — Two captains. — Aslauga's 
 knight. — Sintram and his companions. 
 Lamplighter, The. Cummins, M. S. 823 .356 
 Lancashire witches, The, Ainsworth, W: H. 
 
 823.21 
 Lancaster, Albert Edmund. "All's dross but 
 love": a strange record of two reincar- 
 nated souls. 64 pp. 823 . 5490 
 Lancaster's choice. Miller, Mrs. A. McV. 
 
 823.5036 
 Lancelot Ward, M. P, Temple, G: 
 
 in 823.4987 
 Land at last. Yates, E. H. 823.1753 
 
 Land leaguers. The. Trollope, A. 823 . 6590 
 Land of gold. The. Spurr, G: G. 823.4336 
 " Land of the sky, The." Tiernan, Mrs. F.. 
 C. (F.) 823.6044 
 
 Lander, Meta, pseud. See Lawrence, Mrs. 
 
 M. (W.) 
 Lander, S.. West. Spectacles for young eyes. 
 
 8 vols 
 Berlin. 
 Boston. 
 Moscow. 
 New York. 
 
 Landers, J. 
 
 808.97. 
 808.99. 
 808.100. 
 King 
 
 823.97-104 
 Pekin. 808.101 
 
 Rome. 808.102 
 
 St. Petersburg 808.103 
 Zurich. 808.104 
 
 Bemba's point: a west 
 African story. 47 pp. (/« Tales from 
 Blackwood. 3d ser., v. i.) 
 
 p. 288, in 823 . 7497 
 
 The story of James Barker: a tale of the 
 
 Congo coast. 68 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 3d sen, v. 5.) 
 
 p. 141, in 823 . 7501 
 Landolin. Auerbach, B. 823.6791 
 
 Landor, Owen. Three sisters of the Briars. 
 27 pp. ( With A Polish Jew, By F). Erck- 
 mann and P. A. Chatrian.) in 823.5089 
 
 Lane, E. W., tr. The thousand and one 
 nights; or, the Arabian nights' entertain- 
 ments. 2 vols. 823.4057-8 
 Lang, Andrew, ed. The blue fairy book. 
 3ded. 808.1687 
 
 The mark of Caiu. in 823.5026 
 
 The red fairy book. 808. 1688 
 
 , joint author. See Haggard, H: R. 
 
 , and Latimer, Darsie, [^Hyder Ragged. ] 
 
 He. 69 pp. 823.5076 
 
 "It." (Anon.) /« 823.5472 
 
 King Solomon's wives, 823,5019 
 
 Lang, Mrs. Andrew, Dissolving views. 
 
 823.5049 
 
 Same. 823.5050 
 
 Langbein, August Friedrich Ernst. Popular 
 
 tales. (Roscoe, T:, tr. The German novel- 
 ists, V, 4.) p. 133, in ** 823.6829 
 Lanier, Sidney. Tiger-lilies. 823.7110 
 
 , ed. The boy's Mabinogion. Same as 
 
 Knightly legends of Wales. 
 
 Knightly legends of Wales; or, the boy's 
 
 Mabinogion; being the earliest Welsh tales 
 of King Arthur in the famous Red book of 
 Hergest. 808.1899 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 151 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Laodicean, A. Hardy, T: 823.3596 
 
 Lapsed but not lost. Charles, il/rj. E.. (R.) 
 
 823.2158 
 
 Lapstone. Abbott, J. ?« 808.599 
 
 La Ram^e, Louise de. ["(?««V/a."] Ariadne: 
 
 the story of a dream. 823.1814 
 
 Beatrice Boville, and other stories. 3d 
 
 sen 823.1815 
 
 Bebee; or, two little wooden shoes. 
 
 823.1816 
 
 Cecil Castlemaine's gage; Lady Mara- 
 bout's troubles, and other stories. 
 
 823.1817 
 
 Chandos. 823.1818 
 
 A dog of Flanders. 48 pp. (Johnson, 
 
 R., ed. Little classics, v. 10.) 
 
 p. 7, in 829.133 
 
 Don Gesualdo. ( With her A house- 
 party.) /« 823.5747 
 
 Folle-farine. 823.1819 
 
 Frescoes, etc. Dramatic sketches. 
 
 823.4730 
 
 Friendship: a story of society. 
 
 823.1820 
 
 Granville de Vigne; or, held in bondage: 
 
 a tale of the day. 823 . 182 1 
 
 A house-party, — Don Gesualdo, — and A 
 
 rainy June. 823.5747 
 
 Idalia. 823.1822 
 
 In a winter city: a story of the day. 
 
 823.1823 
 
 In Maremma: a story. 823.5482 
 
 Lady Marabout's troubles. ( With her 
 
 Cecil Castlemaine's gage.) in 823. 181 7 
 
 A leaf in the storm. 41 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 11.) 
 
 p. 202, in 829 . 134 
 
 Moths. 823.2172 
 
 Othmar. 823.4956 
 
 Pascarel: only a story. 823. 1824 
 
 Princess Napraxine: a novel. 823.5483 
 
 Same. 823.5627 
 
 A Provence rose. 27 pp. ( With Daugh- 
 ters of Eve. By P. Meritt.) in 823.7056 
 
 Puck: his vicissitudes . . . Related by 
 
 himself. 823 . 1825 
 
 A rainy June. 32 pp. t» 823.4994 
 
 Same. in 823.5747 
 
 Randolph Gordon, and other stories. 
 
 2d ser. 823 . 1826 
 
 Signa. 823.1827 
 
 Strathmore; or, wrought by his own 
 
 hand: a life romance. 823 . 1828 
 
 Syrlin; or, position. 823.7024 
 
 Tricotrin: the story of a waif and stray. 
 
 823.1829 
 
 Under two flags. 823.1830 
 
 A village commune. 823 . 4028 
 
 Wanda, Countess von Szalras: a novel. 
 
 823.5484 
 Note. — For reviews of Ouida's novels, j^« Mur- 
 ray, V. E. H. Ouida's novels. 15 pp. (Contemp. 
 rev., V. 22. 1873.) p. 921, in ** 52.5372. — (Ouida.) 
 Novels. Rev. of. 26 pp. (IVestm. rev., n. s., v. 49. 
 1876.) p. 360, m** 52. 2040. — Shepard, W: In his 
 Pen pictures of modem authors, p. 331, in 820.163. 
 
 Larned, Augusta. Old tales retold from Gre- 
 cian mythology, in talks around the fire. 
 
 808.1551 
 
 Last of the barons. 
 
 wer- 
 
 Same. 
 Last of the fairies. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 La Rochere, Mme. Eugenie de, pseud. See 
 
 Dutheil, E. 
 La Salle, Robert Cavelier de. Abbott, J: S. 
 C. Adventures of La Salle. 808.1050 
 
 Last abbot of Glastonbury. Crake, A. D. 
 
 ' 823.7097 
 Last chronicle of Barset. Trollope, A. 
 
 in 823.6262 
 Last days at Apswich. (Anon.) 
 
 in 823.4997 
 
 Last days of Pompeii. Lytton, E: G: E. L. 
 
 Bulwer- 823.6308 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6734-5 
 
 Last fairy tales. Laboulaye, E. R. L. 
 
 808.1312 
 
 Last in the lease. 20 pp. Hall, Mrs. A.. M. 
 
 (F.) p. 252, z« 823. 1443 
 
 Last love, A. Ohnet, G. 823.7180 
 
 Last meeting, The. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 823.5367 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bul- 
 
 823.5933 
 823-5977 
 James, G: P. R. 
 
 in 823.6247 
 Last of the Macallisters. Barr, Mrs. A. E. 
 (H.) 823.5513 
 
 Last of the Mohicans. Cooper, J. F. 
 
 823.320 
 
 Same. in 823 . 7457 
 
 Last of the Mortimers. Oliphant, Mrs. M. 
 
 O. (W.) 823.1203 
 
 Same. 823.5939 
 
 Last of the Plantagenets. Heseltine, W: 
 
 823.1813 
 Late for the train. 53 pp. (/« Tales from 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 2.) in 823.7486 
 
 Late Miss HoUingford. Mulholland, R. 
 
 in 823.5074 
 Late Mrs. Null, The. Stockton, F. R: 
 
 823.5217 
 Late remorse, A. Benedict, F. E. 823 . 5699 
 Lathrop, G: Parsons. Afterglow. 823.1996 
 
 An echo of passion. 823 . 5364 
 
 In the distance. 823 . 5365 
 
 Newport. 823.4700 
 
 Somebody else. 823 . 4108 
 
 Two purse-companions. 38 pp. (/» 
 
 Stories by Amer. authors, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 62, in 823.4704 
 
 , and Rideing, W: H: The letter of 
 
 credit. 823.7213 
 
 Latimer, Mrs. M.. E.. (Wormeley). 
 
 My wife and my wife's sister. 823.4348 
 
 Salvage, 823.2339 
 
 Latimer family, The. Arthur, T. S. 
 
 823.5911 
 
 823.5893 
 823.4635 
 
 Latreaumont. Sue, M. J. 
 
 Latter-day saint, A. Wharton, T: 
 
 Lauder, Sir T: Dick. Story of P^arquharson 
 of Inverey. {In Standard tales, etc., ed by 
 Mrs. C. I. Johnstone.) in * 823.6194 
 
 Same. (Tieck, L. The elves . . .) 1864. 
 
 p. 146, in 823.6328 
 
 Laura Everingham. Grant, J. 823.635 
 
 Same. 823.5682 
 
 Laurel bush, The. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823.332 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 152 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Gng'Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Laurel Vane. Miller, Mrs. A. McV. 
 
 in 823.5043 
 Laurella. 41 pp. Heyse, J. L. P. 
 
 p. 100, in 823 . 6803 
 Lavengro. Borrow, G: 823.112 
 
 Lavinia. 3 vols, (in i). Ruflfini, G. 
 
 823.7128 
 Law, John. (1671-1729.) See also John 
 Law. 
 
 Note. — See Irving, W. The g^reat Mississippi 
 bubble. 42 pp. {In A« Wolfert's roost.) p. 172, in 
 S23.180S. — Mackay, C. The Mississippi scheme. 
 44 pp. (/« Aw Popular delusions.) p. i, in 133.7. — 
 Michelet, J. Paris et la France sous X,. 35 pp. 
 {Rev. d. deux Mondes, 1863, 2 p6r., v. 44.) p. 497, in 
 ** 54.249. — Smyth, W: Law, and the Mississippi 
 scheme. 27 pp. {In his Lectures on mod. hist., 
 V. 2.) p. 239, in 901 . 10. 
 
 See also French histories covering the reig^n of 
 Louis XV. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 728-9, in 
 ** 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. i, 1887. p. 250, in 
 **5o.i*. 
 Law and the lady. The. Collins, W: W. 
 
 823.258 
 Lawless, Hon. Emily. A Chelsea house- 
 holder. 823.4592 
 
 Hurrish: a study. in 823.4975 
 
 Lawrence, Uncle, pseud. In search of a 
 
 son. 808.1893 
 
 The story of a mountain. 808.1894 
 
 Lawrence, G: Alfred. Anteros. 823.954 
 
 Barren honour. 823.955 
 
 Brakespeare; or, the fortunes of a free 
 
 lance. 823.956 
 
 Breaking a butterfly; or, Blanche Eller- 
 
 slie's ending. 823.958 
 
 Issued also as Blanche Ellerslie's ending. 
 
 Guy Livingstone; or, "thorough." 
 
 823.959 
 
 Maurice Denng; or, the quadrilateral. 
 
 823.961 
 
 Sans merci; or, kestrels and falcons. 
 
 823 . 962 
 
 Lawrence, Mrs. Margaretta (Woods). [Mela 
 
 Lander.'] Marion Graham; or, "higher 
 
 than happiness." 823.7323 
 
 Lawrence's adventures among the ice-cutters, 
 
 etc. Trowbridge, J: T. 808.238 
 
 Lawton girl, The. Frederic, H. 823.6996 
 
 Lawyer's secret. The. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. 
 
 E.. (B.) in 823.6384 
 
 Lawyer's story. Maitland, J. A. 823.1083 
 
 Lay le Freine. Weber, H: W: 
 
 P- 355, «'«* 821.1239 
 Lazarus, Emma. Alide: an episode of Goe- 
 the's life. 823.964 
 Lazy man's work. Sparhawk, F.. C. 
 
 823.4178 
 Leaden casket, The. Hunt, Mrs. M. (R.) 
 
 823.4165 
 Leaguer of Lathom, The. Ainsworth, W: H. 
 
 823.5603 
 Leah: a woman of fashion. Edwardes, Mrs. 
 
 A. 
 
 Same. 
 Leah of Jerusalem. Berry, E: P. 
 Lean, Mrs. Florence (Marryat). 
 
 court: his confessions. 
 
 The girls of Feversham. 
 
 Her lord and master: a tale. 
 
 823.2815 
 
 823.6376 
 
 823.6396 
 
 Gerald Est- 
 
 823.219 
 
 823.220 
 
 823.5841 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Lean, Mrs. Florence (Marryat). Contin. 
 
 The prey of the gods. 823 . 5840 
 
 Where the chain galls. 14 pp. (/« 
 
 Twenty novelettes . 
 
 Lear of the steppe, A. 
 S. 
 
 .) 
 
 p. 183, in 823.7183 
 71 pp. Turgenef, I. 
 p. 149, in 823.7131 
 Leather stocking and silk. Cooke, J: E. 
 
 823.277 
 Leavenworth case. Rohlfs, Mrs. A.. K.. (G.) 
 
 823.663 
 
 Lebrun's lawsuit. 38 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood, V. 12.) in** 823.6658 
 
 Le Clerc, M. E. Mistress Beatrice Cope; or, 
 
 passages in the life of a Jacobite's daughter. 
 
 823.6504 
 Led astray. Feuillet, O. in 823 . 5064 
 
 Led-Horse claim. Foote, Mrs. M.. (H.) 
 
 823.4580 
 Lee, Margaret. May Blossom; or, between 
 two loves. in 823 . 5054 
 
 Lee, Mrs, M.. Catherine Congdon (Jen- 
 kins). A Quaker girl of Nantucket. 
 
 823.6961 
 Lee, Harriet. Canterbury tales. 2 vols. 
 
 823.966-7 
 
 The Scotsman's tale. 48 pp. {In Fa- 
 mous stories. By De Quincey, and others.) 
 
 p. 300, in 823.1778 
 Lee, Gen. Robert E: (1807-1870.) 
 
 Cooke, J: E. Mohun; or, the last days 
 
 of Lee and his paladins. 823 . 278 
 
 Note. — For life and character, see Chesney, C: C. 
 Memoir of Gen. Lee. {In his Essays in mil. biog.) 
 1874. p. 81, in 923.395.— Childe, E: L. Life and 
 campaigns of Gen. Lee. 1875. 923.385.— Jones, J. 
 W: Personal reminiscences, anecdotes, and letters 
 of Gen. R. E. Lee. 1875. 923.387.— McCabe, J. D. 
 Jr. Life and campaigns of Gen. R. E. Lee. 923.2074. 
 —Mason, E. V. Popular life of Gen. R. E. Lee. 
 1872. 923.300. — Pollard, E: A. Early life, cam- 
 paigns, and public services of Lee. 1871. 923.2005. 
 —Snow, Capt. W: P. Lee and his generals. * 920. 
 385.— Taylor, W. H. Four years with Gen. Lee. 
 1878. 973 •714- 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 734, in ** 
 50.IJ— 5aw«. Jan. i, 1882-Jan, i, 1887. p. 252, in ** 
 50-1 • 
 
 See also United States. Civil war, note. 
 
 Lee, Sophia. Canterbury tales. 823 . 968 
 
 Lee, Vernon, pseud. See Paget, V. 
 
 Leech club. Owen, G: W. 
 Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan. 
 
 823.1226 
 All in the dark. 
 823.6438 
 823.6177 
 823.6176 
 823.6175 
 
 Guy Deverell. 
 
 A lost name. 
 
 The tenants of Malory. 
 
 Lefebvre, Dr. Ren6. See Laboulaye, E. R. L. 
 
 Left on Labrador. Stephens, C: A. 808.240 
 
 Legacy of Cain, The. Collins, W: W. 
 
 T 1.1 823.3563 
 
 Legal tales. 
 
 Aytoun, W: E. The emerald studs: a 
 
 reminiscence of the circuit. 66 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 6. ) 
 
 in ** 823.6652 
 
 Clarke, C: My cousin's clients. lUustr. 
 
 by Cruikshank. {In his Three courses and 
 a dessert.) /« 823.352 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Ways of the hour. 
 
 (Evils of the jury system.) 823.315 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 153 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Legal tales. Contin. 
 
 Croke, J. G., pseud. Poems of the law. 
 
 821.1147 
 
 Falsely accused: a criminal trial in 
 
 Niirnberg, 1790. (/» Tales from Black- 
 wood. 2dser., V. 3.) z« 823.7487 
 
 Griffin, G. Talis qualis; or, tales of the 
 
 j ury-room . 823.677 
 
 James, G: P. R. Circumstantial evi- 
 dence. 6 pp. {With his Eva St. Clair, 
 and other collected tales. ) 
 
 p. 84, in 823.5892 
 
 Lebrun's law-suit. 38 pp. (/« Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 12.) in ** 823.6658 
 
 Matthews, J. B., and Bunner, H: C. The 
 
 documents in the case. 50 pp. {In Stories 
 by Amer. authors, v. i.) p. 31, in 823.4702 
 
 Moir, G:, ed. andtr. The blue dragoon: 
 
 a tale of circumstantial evidence from the 
 criminal records of Holland. 38 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 9.) 
 
 in 823.7493 
 Note. — See Brightwell, C. L. Memorials of lives 
 and doings of great lawyers. 923.878. — Browne, I. 
 Law and lawyers in literature. 1882. 829.586; — Hu- 
 morous phases of the law. 340.15. — Cook.F.G. Some 
 colonial lawyers and their work. 11 pp. {Atlantic 
 monthly, Mar., 1889.) p. 360, in ** 51.933'. — Grant, 
 J. The bench and the bar. (Eng.) 2 vols. 1837. 
 923.2054-5.— Heard, F. F. Curiosities of the law 
 reporters. 340.37; — Oddities of the law. 340.101. — 
 Paget, J: Judicial puzzles. 343.7; — Paradoxes and 
 puzzles: historical, judicial, and literary. 824.230. 
 — Shell, R. I,. Sketches, legal and poetical. 2 
 vols, (in i). 1855. 824.355. —Wiglittle, Judge A. 
 Ten years a police court judge. 1884. 340.154. — 
 Williams, M. Leaves of a life : the reminiscences 
 of Montagu Williams. 2 vols. 1890. 923.1928-9. 
 See also Index to Harper's monthly. (Law and 
 lawyers.) p. 351, in ** 51 .475. 
 
 Legend of Montrose. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 in 823.1395 
 Same. in 823.5326; in 823.5337 
 
 Same. in 823.5797; in ** 823.6026 
 
 Same. in ** 823.6724 
 
 Legend of the large mouth, and other tales. 
 Seymour, R., awof Cruikshank, G: 823.350 
 
 Legend of the little weaver. 20 pp. Lover, 
 S: p. 187, in 823.5478 
 
 Legendary fictions of the Irish Celts. Ken- 
 nedy, P. 823.2115 
 
 Legends and stories of Ireland. Lover, S: 
 
 823.1016 
 Same. 823.5154 
 
 Legends of Charlemagne. Bulfinch, T: 
 
 823.150 
 
 Legends of le Detroit. Hamlin, Mrs. M. C. 
 W. 823.4756 
 
 Legends of the Black Watch. Grant, J. 
 
 823.619 
 
 Legends of the conquest of Spain. Irving, 
 W. ** 823.6739 
 
 Legends of the west. Hall, J. 823.6316 
 
 Legif, Laurence. Jim Skaggs of Skaggsville: 
 a Sierran sketch. 823.4357 
 
 Leighton Court. Kingsley, H: 823.942 
 
 Leila. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823.1035 
 Same. 823 . 5957 
 
 Leila-Hanoum, pseud. See Piazzi, Mme. A. 
 (D.) 
 
 823.5421 
 823 . 1020 
 
 823 -7434 
 823.7233 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Leka. 16 pp. Krypow, Dr. — 
 
 P-355. ?■» 823.6534 
 Len Gansett. Read, O. P. 823.5500 
 
 'Lena Rivers. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.798 
 
 Lennox, Mrs. C. (Ramsay). The female 
 
 Quixote: or, the adventures of Arabella. 
 
 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. 
 
 The British novelists, vols. 24-5.) 
 
 ** 823.2085-6 
 Lenox Dare. Townsend, V. F.. 823.4167 
 Lenzen, Marie, now Mrs. M. (di S.) ten 
 
 Brink. 
 Leofwine, the Saxon. Dixon, Mrs. — . 
 
 808.1209 
 Leon Roch. 2 vols. Perez Gald6s, B. 
 
 823 . 6969-70 
 Leonard and Gertrude. Pestalozzi, J. H. 
 
 823.4892 
 Sam,e. 
 L^onie. Lucas, A. 
 Leonora. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 p. I, in ** 823.4649 
 Same. 
 Leonora d' Oreo. James, G: P. R. 
 Le Sage, Alain Ren^. The adventures of 
 Gil Bias of Santillane. Tr. by T. SmoUet. 
 
 823.2137 
 
 Same. 823.4287 
 
 Asmodeus; or, the devil on two sticks. 
 
 With a biog. notice of the author by J. 
 Janin. lUus. by T. Johannot. 823.6872 
 
 The bachelor of Salamanca. Tr. by J. 
 
 Townsend. 2 vols. 823.5735-6 
 
 Leslie, Emma. See Dixon, Mrs. — . 
 Lesperance, J: The Bastonnais: a tale of the 
 
 American invasion in Canada in 1775-76. 
 
 823.4127 
 Less black than we're painted. Payn, J. 
 
 823.6058 
 Lester's secret. Hay, M.. C. in S23.4973 
 Let every man mind his own business. 28 
 
 pp. Stowe, Mrs. H. (B.) in 823.6678 
 
 Let nothing you dismay. Besant, W. 
 
 823.6689 
 Letter of credit. Lathrop, G: V., and Ride- 
 
 ing, W: H: 823.7213 
 
 Letter of credit. Warner, S. 823 . 1862 
 
 Letter-bag of the Great Western, The. Hali- 
 
 burton, T:C. 823.689 
 
 LetticeEden. Holt, E. S.. 808.1522 
 
 Letty Hyde's lovers. Grant, J. 823 . 636 
 
 Letty Leigh. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 «■« 823.5123 
 Levant. See also notes under Arabia. — Asia. 
 
 — Assyria. — Egypt. — Greece. — Persia. — 
 
 Syria. — Turkey. 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in the 
 
 Levant, with a Talmudist story-teller . . . 
 
 808.1812 
 Lever, C: James. [Cornelius O^Dowd.'\ 
 (1806-72.) 
 
 Arthur O'Leary, Adventures of. 823.969 
 
 Barrington. 823.970 
 
 The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly. 
 
 823.972 
 
 Charles O'Malley, the Irish dragoon. 
 
 . '■--'-- ., 823.973 
 
 
ENGIylSH FICTION 
 
 154 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Lever, C: James. ICornelius 0'Dowd.'\ 
 (1806-72.) Contin. 
 
 The confessions of Con Cregan: the Irish 
 
 Gil Bias. 823 . 974 
 
 Confessions of Harry Lorrequer. lUus. 
 
 ** 823.6221 
 
 The Dal tons; or, three roads in life. 
 
 823.976 
 Same. {Also) A day's ride: a life's ro- 
 mance. 823.6341 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5716-17 
 
 . Davenport Dunn. 823.977 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5710-11 
 
 A day's ride: a life's romance. 823 . 978 
 
 Same. p. 401, in 823.6341 
 
 The Dodd family abroad. 823 . 979 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5718-19 
 
 The fortunes of Glencore. 823 . 980 
 
 Harry Lorrequer. 823.981 
 
 Hero-worship and its dangers. 21 pp. 
 
 {In hisO' Dowd, etc. ) p. 360, in 829 . 666 
 
 Same. 26 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 2dser., V. 8.) «« 823.7492 
 
 Horace Templeton. 823.982 
 
 How Frank Thornton was cured. 42 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., 
 V. ID.) in 823.7494 
 
 Jack Hinton, the guardsman. 823.983 
 
 The knight of Gwynne. 2 vols. 
 
 823.5712-13 
 
 Lord Kilgobbin. 823.985 
 
 Luttrell of Arran. 823.986 
 
 The Martins of Cro' Martin. 823.987 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5708-9 
 
 Maurice Tiernay, the soldier of fortune. 
 
 823.988 
 
 The O'Donoghue: a tale of Ireland fifty 
 
 years ago. 823.989 
 
 Issued also as Kate Donoghue. 
 
 One of them. 823.990 
 
 Roland Cashel. 823.991 
 
 Same. 2vols. 823.5714-15; 823.6927-8 
 
 Sir Brook Fossbrooke. 823.992 
 
 Sir Jasper Carew, his life and experi- 
 ences. 823.993 
 
 Some one pays. 24 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 2d sen, v. 12.) in 823.7496 
 
 That boy of Norcott's. in 823.6213 
 
 Same. {Also) A rent in a cloud, and 
 
 St. Patrick' s eve. 823 . 97 1 
 
 Tom Burke of "Ours." 823.994 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5720-21 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6224-5 
 
 Tony Butler. 823.995 
 
 What I did at Belgrade. 55 pp. {In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 6.) 
 
 in 823.7490 
 , and others. Half hours with Irish au- 
 thors. Selections from . . . Lever. 
 
 in 823 . 1073 
 NoU.—VoT his life and writings, see Fitzpatrick, 
 W. J. Life of Lever. 928.218.— JeaffVeson, J:C. 
 Charles James Lever, i p. (In his Novels, etc., v. 2.) 
 p. 367, in 820.187.— Poe, E. A. C: Lever. 9 pp. 
 (IVorks, V. 3.) p. 447, in 829.503. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 739 in ** 
 ^.i\—Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 254, in 
 
 50.1'. 
 Levy, Amy. 
 
 The romance of a shop. 
 
 823.7142 
 
 Eng^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 Lewald, Fanny, now Stahr, Mrs. F. (L.) 
 LevB-es, C. L. The dragon-tree of Telde. 56 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 
 V. 3.) p. 219, in 823.7499 
 
 Lewes, G: H: Ranthorpe. 823.5053 
 
 Lewes, Mrs. M.. A. (F.). \_George Eliof], 
 
 formerly Miss Evans, now Cross, Mrs. M.. 
 
 A. (E.) 
 Lewis, Matthew Gregory. Romantic tales. 
 
 823.4275 
 Leys, J: K. The Lindsays: a romance of 
 
 Scottish life. 3 vols. 823.7214-16 
 
 Liar, The. 66pp. James, H:,yr. i« 823.6536 
 Libbey, Laura Jean. A mad betrothal; or, 
 
 Nadine's vow. 823 . 7263 
 
 Madolin Rivers; or, the little beauty of 
 
 Red Oak Seminary. in 823 . 5095 
 
 Liberation of Holland. Charles, Mrs. E. . (R.) 
 p. 143, in 823.6598 
 
 Liberty. Coffin, C: C. Story of liberty. 
 
 808.1858 
 
 Library of famous fiction; embracing the 
 nine standard masterpieces of imaginative 
 literature (unabridged). With an introd. 
 by Harriet Beecher Stowe. ** 823.6215 
 
 Contents: — Beckford, W. Vathek.— Boniface, 
 J. X. P^cciola. — Bunyan, J: Pilgrim's progress. — 
 Cottin, Mme. S. (R.) Elizabeth; or, the exiles of 
 Siberia. — DeFoe, D. Robinson Crusoe. — Forster, 
 E:. tr. Tales from the Arabian nights' entertain- 
 ments.— Goldsmith, O. Vicar of Wakefield.— La 
 Motte-Fouque, K. H. K: de. Undine; or, the 
 water-spirit.— St. Pierre, J.-H.-B. de. Paul and 
 Virginia. — Swift, J. Gulliver's travels. 
 
 Liddell, Mrs. Catherine Christina (Fraser- 
 Tytler). Jonathan. 823.1644 
 
 Mistress Judith: a Cambridgeshire story. 
 
 823.1645 
 Lie, Jonas Laurits Idemil. The barque Fu- 
 ture; or, life in the far north. Tr. by Mrs. 
 O. Bull. 823.4230 
 
 Liefde, J: B. de. Galama; or, the beggars. 
 
 823.5847 
 
 Issued also as The beggars. 
 
 The maid of Stralsund. A story of the 
 
 thirty years' war. 823.2181 
 
 Life and adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit. 
 2 vols, (in i). Dickens, C: J: H. 823.424 
 Same. 823 . 5848 
 
 Life and adventures of Mervyn Clitheroe. 
 Ainsworth, W: H. 823.22 
 
 Life and adventures of Michael Armstrong 
 the factory boy. Trollope, Mrs. F.. (M. ) 
 
 ** 823.6222 
 
 Life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. 2 
 vols. Dickens, C: J: H. 823. 437-7 >^ 
 
 Same. 4 vols. 823.433-6 
 
 Life and adventures ... of Private Miles 
 O'Reilly. Halpine, C. G. 823.7083 
 
 Life and adventures of Robinson Crusoe. 
 De Foe, D. 823.2147 
 
 Same. *«** 823.6215; ** 823.6627 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823 . 2077-8 
 
 Life and adventures of Valentine Vox. 
 Cockton, H: 823.5818 
 
 Life and opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gen- 
 tleman. Sterne, L. 823.1518 
 
 Life for a life. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 , ., . , . 823.334 
 
 Life in the open air. Winthrop, T. 823.5612 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 155 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £n^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Life in the wilds. Martiueau, H. 
 
 in ** 823.6706 
 
 Same. ** 823.6748 
 
 Life ... of John Marston Hall. James, G: 
 
 P. R. 823.868 
 
 Life sentence, A. Sergeant, A. 823 . 7064 
 
 Life-boat. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. The lifeboat. 
 
 808.827 
 
 Saved by the lifeboat. {In his Tales 
 
 of adventure, etc. ) in 808 . 1269 
 
 Note.— See Forbes, R. B. Life-boats, projectiles 
 and other means for saving life. 1872. 656.33. — 
 Lewis, R. History of the life-boat and its work. 
 1874. 656.13. 
 
 Seealso Foole's Index (to 1882). p. 746, m **50.i; 
 —Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 258, j«** 50.1*. 
 
 Life-magnet, The. 30 pp. Adee, A. A: 
 
 Life's assize, A. 
 
 p. 139, in 823.4709 
 Riddell, Mrs. C. 
 
 Same. 
 Life's atonement, A. 
 
 Same. 
 Life's mistake, A 
 
 " Light princess. The." 
 
 G: 
 Light that failed, The. 
 
 Lighthouse, The. 
 
 E. L. (C.) 
 823.1329 
 in 823.6213 
 Murray, D: C. 
 
 823.4940 
 in 823.5024; 823.6597 
 Cameron, Mrs. H. L. 
 
 823.5369 
 Life's secret, A. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 tn 823.2921 
 Life-struggle. Pardoe, J. 823.1230 
 
 Lifted veil. The. 61 pp. Cross, Mrs. M.. A. 
 (E.) p. 319, z« 821.1243 
 
 Light. Abbott, J. 808.798 
 
 Light man, A. 47 pp. James, H:,/r. 
 
 p. 5, in 823.4706 
 80 pp. MacDonald, 
 p. 107, in 823.5478 
 Kipling, R. 
 
 823.7451 
 Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.267 
 Lighthouses. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. The floating light of 
 
 the Goodwin Sands. 808 . 209 
 
 The lighthouse: a story of a great 
 
 fight between man and the sea. 808 . 267 
 
 Story of the rock; or, building on 
 
 the Eddy stone. {In his Tales of adven- 
 ture, etc.) in 808.1269 
 Note. — See Heap, Major D: P. Ancient and 
 modem lighthouses. (With references to authori- 
 ties, pp. iii and iv.) 656.43. 
 
 Seealso Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. III. No. 5, 1888, p. 234. 
 No. 4, 1884, p. 165. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887, 
 
 Lights and shadows of a life. 
 
 Mrs. M. (V.) 
 Lights and shadows of Scottish life. Wilson, 
 
 J: 823.7067 
 
 Like no other love. 61 pp. Brame, Mrs. C. 
 
 M. (L.) in 823.5101 
 
 Lillie, Mrs. Lucy Cecil (White). The story 
 
 of music and musicians for young readers. 
 
 808.1459 
 Lilliesleaf. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 in 823.4994 
 Lillo, G: Macauley, E. Tales of the drama 
 
 founded on the tragedies of . . . LiHo, 
 
 etc. 823.1051 
 
 p. 748, in ** 
 p. 258, in ** 
 
 Dahlgren, 
 823.5666 
 
 Bn^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Lily and the cross. The. De Mille, J. 
 
 823.373 
 
 Lin, Frank, pseud. See Atherton, Mrs. G. 
 F. (H.) 
 
 Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. of U. S. (1809-65.) 
 Alger, H., Jr. Abraham Lincoln, the 
 backwoods boy; or, how a young rail-split- 
 ter became presiden L. 808 .1324 
 Note.— See Boutwell, G: S. President Lincoln. 
 60 pp. (In his The lawyer . . . ) P- 9°; »« 920. 
 315. — Brooks, N. Abraham Lincoln: a biogfraphy 
 for young people. 1888. 923.1821. — Carpenter, F. 
 B. The inner life of Lincoln. 923.1865. — Hay, J: 
 Life in the White House in the time of Lincoln. 5 
 pp. {Century, v. 41, 1890.) p. 33, in * 51.1243'. — 
 Herndon, W: H., and Weik, J. W: Herndon's 
 Lincoln. 3 vols. 923.1855-7.— Kelley, W. D. Lin- 
 coln and Stanton. {Ques.o/the day, No. 29.) 973. 
 640. — Lowell, J. R. Abraham Lincoln. 28 pp. {In 
 Aw My study windows.) p. 150, in 824.423; — McClel- 
 lan or Lincoln ? 1864. 23 pp. {In his Polit. essays.) 
 p. 153, in 329.45. — Memoranda on the life of Lin- 
 coln. 7 pp. {Century, v. 40, 1890.) p. 305, in * 
 51.1243". — Nicolay, J: G., and Hay, J: Abraham 
 Lincoln: a history, {Century, vols. 33-39, 1886-89.) 
 * 51.1243-1243'. — Phillips, W. Lincoln's elec- 
 tion. 25 pp. (/« Am Speeches, etc.) p. 294, i« 825. 
 48. — Seward, W: H. Abraham Lincoln. {IVorks, 
 v. 4.) 320.111. — Smith, G. The early years of Lin- 
 coln. 27 pp. (/« A« Lectures.) p. 240, t« 824 .420.— 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. B. Abraham Lincoln. 99 pp. {In 
 her Lives ... of our self-made men.) p. 11, in 920. 
 354. — Sumner, C: Respect for the memory of Lin- 
 coln. Eulogy before the municipal authorities of 
 Boston, June 1, 1865. 61 pp. ( Works, v. g.) pp. 361, 367, 
 in 329.64. — Twining, A. C. Lincoln's proclamation 
 of freedom to the slaves. 9 pp. {New Englander, 
 V. 24, 1865.) p. 178, in** 205.123. 
 
 Seealso United States. Ctvil IVar, note. 
 Also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No, 2, 1880, p. 135. No. 4, 1884, p. 165. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. III. N0.5, 1888, p 234. 
 Also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 750, in ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 259, m*'* 
 50.1". 
 
 Also Catalogue of gov't pubs, of the U. S. (to 
 1881). ** 15.202. 
 
 Lincoln, Mrs. Jeanie T. (Gould). Marjorie's 
 quest. 823 . 4084 
 
 Linda. Hentz, Mrs. C. L. (W.) 823.757 
 
 Lindau, Paul. Lace: a Berlin romance. 
 
 823.7264 
 
 Lindau, Rudolph. The philosopher's pendu- 
 lum. 44 pp. (/« Tales from Blackwood. 
 2d ser., V. 10.) in 823.7494 
 
 Lindsays, The. 3 vols. Leys, J: K. 
 
 823.7214-16 
 
 Lindsay's luck. Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. (H.) 
 
 823.5632 
 
 Linley Rochford. McCarthy, J. 823.6379 
 
 Linn^, Carl von. 
 
 Topelius, Z. Times of Linnaeus. (Surg. 
 
 stories, 5th. eye.) 823.4734 
 
 Linskill, M.. The ladies of Lone Leveu- 
 thorpe. ( With Derrick Vaughan, by A. 
 E. Bayly.) p. 141, in 823.6562 
 
 Linton, Mrs. Eliza (Lynn). Patricia Kem- 
 ball. 823 . 1005 
 
 The true history of Joshua Davidson, 
 
 communist. 823.4814 
 
 Linwoods, The. 2 vols. Sedgwick, C. M. 
 
 ** 823.6754-5 
 Lion of Flanders. Conscience, H. 823 . 6540 
 Lion of St. Mark. Henty, G: A. 808.1458 
 Lionel Lincoln, Cooper, J. F. 823.299 
 
 Same. 823 . 7460 
 
 Litchfield, Grace Denio. Little Venice, and 
 
 other stories. 823 . 7395 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 156 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cngrllsh Fiction. Contin. 
 Literature. See also Books and reading, p. 
 23- 
 
 Axon, W: E: A. Stray chapters in literature, 
 folk-lore and archseology. 1888. 829.678.— Beloe, 
 W: Anecdotes of literature and scarce books. 6 
 vols. 1808-14. ** 828.207-12.— D'Israeli, I. Curi- 
 osities of literature. 4 vols. 1877. 820.26-9.— Gris- 
 ■wold, W: M. Directory of writers for the literary 
 press particularly in the U. S. 3d ed. 1890. ** 9101 . 
 83'.— HargreaveB, J: G: I,iterary workers; or, pil- 
 grims to the temple of honour. 1889. 801.4. — Haz- 
 litt, W: C. Studies in jocular literature. 1890. 
 818.3. — Hennequin, A. The art of play writing. 
 1890. 812.76. — Moulton, C. W., ed. Queries with 
 answers in literature, etc. istser., 3d e^. 1888. 374. 
 18. — Posnett, H. M, Comparative literature. (Inter, 
 set. ser.,\.^.) 1886. 800.8.— Schaff.P. I^iterature 
 and poetry. 1890. 800.6.— Whipple, E. P. Out- 
 looks on society, literature and politics. 1888. 304.21. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 135, 136. No. 4, 1884, p. 166. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. Ill, 112. No. 5, 1888, p. 234. 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Alden's cyclopedia of universal literature, vols. 
 1-15. (A-N.) ** 803.15-29. Beeton'8 dictionary 
 of literature, fine arts and amusements. ** 803.32. 
 — Brewer, E. C. Dictionary of phrase and fable. 
 * 803. 1 ; — Reader's handbook of allusions, references, 
 plots and stories. 1880. ** 803.2.— Encyclopsedia 
 Britannica. 24 vols, and index. ** 32.271-95; — 
 Supplement. 4 vols. ** 32.296-99. — Reddall, H: 
 F:, comp. Fact, fancy and fable. i88g. ** 803.34. — 
 • Wheeler, W: A. Explanatory and pronouncing 
 dictionary of noted names of fiction. 19th ed. 1889. 
 ** 803.^1;— Who wrote it? 1881. * 803.9;— anrf C: G. 
 Familiar allusions. 1882. * 803. 12. 
 History and criticism. 
 
 Books that have helped me. (Forum, v. 3, 1886- 
 87.) p. 29. 10 pp. Hale, E: E.; p. 142. 10 pp. Har- 
 ris, A-cj/Tw: T.; p. 263. 10 pp. Bascom, J:; p. 339. 
 6 pp. Ijang, A.; p. 458. 8 pp. Peabody, /Vo/". A. P. ; 
 p. 578. 9 pp. Eggleston, E: m* 51 .4701'. — Botta, 
 Mrs. A... C. (ly.) Handbook of universal literature 
 (to 1885). 1890. 809.103.— Brandes, G. Eminent 
 authors of the nineteenth century. 1886. 809.67. — 
 Uowden, E: Studies in literature. 1789-1877. 4th 
 ed. 800.4. — Bunlop, J: History of fiction. 1876. 
 809.2.— Gay ley, C: M.,and Scott, F. N. Literature. 
 (In their Guide to the lit. of aesthetics.) 1890. pp. 
 108-14, in ** 16.227. — Grimm, H. Literature. 1886. 
 804.9. — Hallam, H: Introd. to the literature of 
 Europe in the 15th, i6th and 17th centuries. 2 vols. 
 1871. 809.3-4. — Hardy, T: The profitable reading 
 of fiction. 14 pp. {Forum, v. 5, 1888.) p. 57, in * 
 51.4701'.— Hedge, Pro/. F: H. The hundred au- 
 thors. (Forum, v. 2, 1886-7.) P- 293, in * 51. 4701. — 
 Henley, W. E. Views and reviews: essays in ap- 
 preciation. 1890. 824.451.— Klein, J. L. Geschich- 
 te des Dramas. 13 vols, (in 15). u. Register Bd. 
 16 vols. 1865-76. * 832. 95-1 10.— Knight, W: Ideal- 
 ism and experience in literature, etc. 49 pp. (In 
 Aii Essays in philosophy.) 1890. 104.21.— Lang, A. 
 letters on literature. 3d ed. 1889. 804.11. — liewin, 
 W. The abuse of fiction. 14 pp. (Forum, v. 7, 
 1889.) p. 659, i« * 51. 4701'. — Literature. (Forum, 
 V. 4.) p. 29. 9 pp. Jessopp, /?>-. A.; p. 207. 6 pp. 
 Gilder, J. L.; p. 314. 9 pp. Matthews, B.; p. 388. 
 9 pp. Hill,/?;-. T:; p. 536. 9 pp. Conway, M. D.; 
 p. 604. 8 pp. Pitman, R. C. *5i.47oi*.— Lowell, J. 
 R. Writings. 10 vols. 1890- . 824.455-64.— Mar- 
 montel, J. F. El^mens de literature. 4 vols. 
 (CEuvres, vols. 12-15.) 849.44-7.— Morley, J: Critical 
 miscellanies. 3 vols. 1888. 814.19-21. — Oliphant, 
 Mrs. M. O. (w!) Success in fiction. (Forum, v. 7, 
 1889. p. 314, in * 5I.470I*.— Ossoli, S. M. (F.) Mar- 
 chtoness. Art, literature and drama. 1874. 820.97. 
 —Perry, T: S. From Opitz to Lessing: a study of 
 pseudo-classicism in literature. 1885. 809.102.— 
 Prescott, W: H. Biographical and critical miscel- 
 lanies. (Repr. from North Amer. rev.) 824.437.'— 
 PrdlRB, R. Geschichte des neueren Dramas. 3 
 vols, (in 6). 1881-3. 812.68-73.— Sainte-Beuve, C: 
 A. Essays on men and women. 1890. 824.452. — 
 Salt, H. S. Literary sketches. 824.454.— Scherr, 
 J. Allgemeine Geschichte der Literatur. 809.5.— 
 Schlegel, A. W. Lectures on dramatic art and lit- 
 erature. 2d ed. 1886. 812.67.— Schlegel. K. W. F. 
 V. Lectures on the history of literature: ancient 
 and modern. 1885. 809.100.— Smith, G: B. Poets 
 and novelists. 1876. 829.237.— Sully, J. The fu- 
 
 Bn^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 History a nd criticism . Contin . 
 
 ture of fiction. 14 pp. (Forum, v. q, i8go.) p. 644, 
 in * 51.4701'. — Taylor, I: History of the transmis- 
 sion of ancient books to modern times. 1827. 809. 
 
 lOI. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 135-6. No. 4, 1884, p. 166. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 111-12. ■ No. 5, 1888, p. 234. 
 
 Also "Periodicals" in Catalogues of this Li- 
 brary. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 178-9. No. 4, 1884, pp. 218-22. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 144-7. No. 5, 1888, pp. 279-85. 
 
 Also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 753-5, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. pp. 260-1, in ** 50.1*. 
 American literature, Bibliography. 
 
 Adams, O. F. A brief handbook of Amer. au- 
 thors. 1884. ** 820.100.— Allibone, S: A. Dic- 
 tionary of Eng. literature and . . . Amer. authors. 
 3 vols. ** 803.6-8.— Brewer, E. C. Authors and 
 their works, with dates. 1884. **i5.272. — Hickcox, 
 J: H. United States government publications. A 
 monthly catalogue, vols. 1-2. 1885-6. 2 vols. ** 
 17.247-8. — Smith, G. J. A synopsis of Eng. and 
 Amer. lit. 1890. 820.200. — Triibner, W. Biblio- 
 graphical guide to Amer. literature. * 16.12. — 
 Whitney, J. L. A modem Proteus; or, a list of 
 books published under more than one title. 1884. 
 * 14.17. 
 
 See also " 'BihMogrsip'hy " in Catalogues of this 
 Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 23. No. 4, 1884, pp. 26-7. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 20. No. 5, 1888, pp. 33-5. 
 
 Also Poole's Index (to 1882). in** 50.1; — Same, 
 to Jan. I, 1887. in ** 50.1*. 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Annual Amer. catalogue. 1886. **i5.26i; — 
 Same. 1887. ** 15.263;— Sa we. 1888. ** I5.263»;— 
 Same. 1889. ** 15.263"; — Same. 1890. ** 15.264. — 
 — Author, The. v. i, Jan. -Dec. 15,1889. *5ib.2. — 
 —Book buyer, vols. 4-5, Feb. 1887-Jan. 1889. ** 
 I1.358*'.— Book chat. vols. 3-4, 1K88-9. * 51. 
 5I05-'-*.— Critic, vols. 1-4, Jan. 1884-Dec. 1885. 4 
 vols. * 51.1421-2*; — Same. vols. 8-11, 1887-9. 4 
 vols. *5i.i427'-*; — Same. v. 13, 1890. * 51.1426". 
 —Dial, The. vols, i-io, 1880-90. * 51. 476>->».— Lit- 
 erary news, vols. 7-9, 1886-8. (N. S.) * l5.207'■'.— 
 Lite^ary world, vols. 18-20, 1887-9. * 805. 666-8.— 
 Literary world. (Duyckinck.) vols. 1-13, 1847-53; 
 13 vols. ** 51 .3301-13.— Publishers' trade list 
 annual. 1888-90. 3 vols. ** 11. 357>-''.— Publish- 
 ers' weekly, vols. 31-37, 1887-1890. 7 vols. **ii. 
 87«-»».— Student's Journal, vols. 16, 18, 1887: 1889. 
 * 653.65' ';"•. — Writer, vols. 1-3, 1887-9. *5i.5i03'"^. 
 Collections and selections. 
 
 Bates, C..V ,comp. Cambridge book of poetry 
 andson^. 1882. * 821.1246.— Crandall, C: H: Rep- 
 resentative sonnets by Amer. poets. 1890. 821.1340. 
 —Duyckinck, E., and G: Cyclopaedia of Amer. lit- 
 erature. Ed. by M. L. Simons. 2 vols. ** 803.10-11. 
 —Eggleston, G: C, ed. Amer. war ballads and 
 lyrics. 2 vols. 1889. * 821.1271-2.— Higginson, T: 
 W., and Bigelow, E. H., comps. Amer. sonnets. 
 1890. 821.1342.— Keese, J:, «rf. The poets of Amer- 
 ica. ** 821. 1 187.— Lambert, W. H. In his Memory 
 gems. 1884. 829.664. — Martin, /Vo/. B: N. Choice 
 specimens of Amer. literature and literary reader. 
 1879. 829.387.— Mason, E: T., erf. Humorous mas- 
 terpieces of Amer. lit. 3 vols. 1889. 828.225-7. — 
 Smith, H., ed. A century of Amer. literature, Ben- 
 jamin Franklin to James Russell Lowell. (1889.) 
 820.156.— Stedman, E- C, and Hutchinson, E. 
 M. Library of Amer. literature from the earliest 
 settlement to the present time. 11 vols. ** 820. 
 122-31'.— Willmoth, R. A. Poets of the 19th cen- 
 tury. 1884. 821.1324. 
 
 See also "Extracts" in Catalogues of this Li- 
 brary. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 79-80. No. 4, 1884, p. 100. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 68-9. No. 5, 1888, p. 137. 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Allibone, S. A. Dictionary of Eng. literature 
 and. . . Amer. authors. 3 vols. ** 803.6-8.— Cush- 
 ln_g, W: Anonyms: a dictionary of revealed author- 
 ship. 1889. ** 14.52;— Initials and pseudonyms. 2 
 vols. 1885-8. ** 14.18-182.— Griswold, W: M. A 
 directory of writers for the literary press particu- 
 larly in the U. S. 3d ed. 1890. ** 9101 .83'>.— Ward, 
 A.. L., ed. Dictionary of quotations from Eng. and 
 Amer. poeU. 1883. ** 821.1235.— Wilson, J. G., 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
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 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 American literature. Contin. 
 
 Dictionaries. Contin. 
 
 and Fiske, J:, eds. Appleton's cyclopaedia of Amer. 
 biography. 6 vols. ** 920.320-5. 
 
 History, criticism and manuals. 
 
 Adams, O. F. A brief handbook of Amer. 
 authors. 1884. *820.ioo. — American fiction. 34 PP- 
 (Edin. rev., v. 173, Jan. 1891.) p. 31, in * 52. 5012^.— 
 Bancroft. H. H. The early Amer. chroniclers. 
 45 pp. 1883. 904.37. — Beers, H: A. An outline 
 sketch of Amer. literature. 1888. 820.101.— Blals- 
 dell, A. F. First steps with Amer. and Brit, auth- 
 ors. 1888. 820.154.— Bolton, iV»-5. S.. (K.) Famous 
 Amer. authors. 1887. 820.99;— 5aw«. 820.176. — 
 Gilder, J. L., and J. B., eds. Authors at home. Per- 
 sonal and biographical sketches of well-known 
 Amer. writers. (1888.) 820.159.— Hand-boolc of 
 Amer. literature, historical, biographical and criti- 
 cal. (1640-1854.) 820.132.— Harris, A. B. Amer. 
 authors for young folks. (1887.) 820.157.— Hart, J: 
 S. A manual of Amer. literature. (1872.) 820.106. 
 — Herringshaw, T: W. Local and national poets 
 of Amer., with biographical sketches. 1890. 820. 
 183. — Higginson, T: W. Short studies of Amer. 
 authors. 60 pp. 1880. 820.102. — Hodgliins, L. M. 
 Guide to the study of nineteenth century auth- 
 ors. 1889. 820.155. — Morris, C:, «ii. Half-hours with 
 the best Amer. authors. 4 vols. 1887. 820.108-11. 
 — Nicliol, J: American literature: an historical 
 sketch, 1620-1880. 1882. 820.160.— Richardson, C. 
 F.. Primer of Amer. literature. 820.80; — Amer. 
 literature, 1607-1885. 2 vols. 820.206-7.— Boyse, N. 
 K. A manual of Amer. literature. Rev. ed. (1882.) 
 S20.193. — Stedman, E. C. Poets of America. 1890. 
 820.188. — Tyler, M. C. History of Amer. literature. 
 (1706-1765.) 2vols. 1878. 820.59-60.— Welsh, A. H. 
 Digest of Kng. and Amer. literature. 1890. 820.192. 
 — Whipple, E. P. Amer. literature. 1887. 820.179. 
 — White, G. Sketch of the philosophy of Amer. 
 literature. 1891. 820.202. 
 
 See also "Literature" in Catalogues of this Li- 
 brary. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 135-6. No. 4, 1884, p. 166. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 111-12. No. 5, 1888, p. 234. 
 Poetry. See also before under American lit- 
 
 erature. History, etc. 
 
 The Library has poems of Trumbull, J: 1750- 
 1831. — Freneau, P. 1752-1832. — Allston, W. 1779- 
 1843.— Pierpont, J: 1785-1866.— Dana, R: H: 1787- 
 1879. — Halleck, F.-G. 1 790-1867. —Sprague, C: 
 1791-1875.— Bryant, W: C. 1794-1878. — Drake, J. 
 R- 1795-1820.— Percival, J. G. 1795-1856. — Brain- 
 erd,j:G. C. 1796-1828.— Alcott, A. B. 1798-1887.— 
 Sands, R. C. 1799-1832.— Morris, G: P. 1802-1864. — 
 Pinkney, E: C. 1802-1828.— Emerson, R. W. 1803- 
 1882.— Hofftnan, C: F. 1806-1884.— Willis, N. P. 
 1806-1867.— Longfellow, H: W. 1807-1882.— Wlilt- 
 tier, J: G. 1807- .—Gallagher, W: D. 1808- . 
 — Poe, E. A. 1809-1849.— Holmes, O. W. 1809- . 
 —Street, A. B. 1811-1881.— Linton, W. J. 1812- . 
 Cranch, C. P. 1813- .—Sargent, E. 1813-1880.— 
 Saie, J: G. 1816-1887.— Story, W: W. 1819- .— 
 Lowell, J. R. 1819- .—Whitman, W. 1819- . 
 —Holland, J. G. 1819-1881.— Taylor, B: F. 1819- 
 1887.— Parsons, T: W: 1819- .—Howe, Mrs. J. W. 
 1819- .— Welby,A. B. 1821- .—Read,T:B. 1822-1872. 
 — Boker, G: H. 1823- .— Preston, M. J. 1825- . 
 —Taylor, B. 1825-1878.— Dorr, Julia C. R. 1825- . 
 — Stoddard, R: H: 1825- . — L,arcom,Lucy. 1826- 
 1888.— Powers, H. N. 1826-1890.— Trowbridge, J: 
 T. 1827- .— Timrod, H: 1829-1867.— Hayne, P. 
 H. 1830-1886.— Jackson, H.. M. F. 1831-1885.— 
 Stedman, E. C. 1833- .— Realf, R: 1834-1878.— 
 Moulton, Louise C. 1835- .— Tilton, T. 1835- . 
 —Piatt, J: J. 1836- .— Thaxter, C. 1836- .— Al- 
 drich.T:B. 1836- .—Hay, J: 1838- .— Dodge,M.. 
 M. 1838- .— Harte, F. B. 1839- .—Sill, E: R. 
 1841-1887. — Miller, Joaquin. 1841- . — Lanier, S. 
 1842-1881.— Stoddard, C: W. 1843- .—Gilder, R: 
 W. 1844- .— Coolbrith, I. C. (?).— Fawcett, E. 
 1847- .— Wool8ey,S..C. (?).— Beers, H: A. 1847- . 
 — DeKay,C: 1848- .—Cheney, J: V. 1848- .— Laz- 
 arus, E. 1849-1888.— Bates, A. 1850- .—Thomas, 
 E. M. 1854- .—Feck, S: M. 1854- .— Bunner, 
 H:C. 1855- .—Sherman, F. D. i860- .— SooUard, 
 C. i860- . 
 
 See also "Poetry" in Catalogues of this Li- 
 brary. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 183. No. 4, 1884, p. 231. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 151-2. No. 5, 1888, pp. 289-90. 
 
 iEngflisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Literature. Contin. 
 American literature. Contin. 
 Poetry. Contin. 
 
 ^/io Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 31-2 
 — Same, to Jan. 1, 1887. p. 11, in ** 50.1*. 
 
 . 31-2, in •*5o.i; 
 
 Prose. 
 
 For prose writers, see Catalogues of this Li- 
 brary. 
 
 No. 2, 1880. No. 4, 1884. No. 6,-1891. 
 No. 3, 1882. No. 5, 1888. 
 
 ANGLO-SAXON LITERATURE. 
 
 Earle, J: Anglo-Saxon lit. 820.208. 
 
 See also Englisn literature, p. 158. 
 Arabic literature. 
 
 Burckhardt, J. L. Arabic proverbs. 1830. 
 916.1^2. — Clouston, W. A. Arabian poetry for 
 English readers. 1881. * 821.933. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 50, in ** 50.1; 
 — Same, to Jan. i, 1S87. p. 18, in ** 50.1". 
 Armenian literature. Dnlaurier, E. Les chants 
 populaires de l'Arm6nie. 32 pp. (Revue d. d. Mon- 
 des, 1852, n. p6r., v. 14.) p. 224, in ** 54.187. 
 Assyrian literature. 
 
 Birch, S., ed. In his Records of the past. 6 vols. 
 930.50-5.— Schrader, Dr. E. Die Hollenfahrt der Is- 
 tar. Nebst Proben assyrischer Lyrik. 1874. 493.33. 
 
 6>^ a/jo Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 69, i'« ** 50.1; 
 — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 25, in ** 50.1'. 
 Babylonian literature. 
 
 Birch, S. In his Records of the past. 6 vols. 
 1878-81. 930.50-5. — Sayce, A. H. Babylonian litera- 
 ture: lectures. 899.25;— /n A ij Records of the past, 
 v. I. 930.236. 
 
 5^^ a/jo Poole's Index (to 1882) p. 84, ?n ** 50.1. 
 Basque literature. See Poole's Index (to 1882). 
 p. 101, in ** 50.1; — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 36, in ** 
 50.1". 
 Bohemian literature. 
 
 Bowring, 5r>- J. Cheskian anthology. 831. 11. — 
 Literature of Bohemia. 25pp. (IVestm. rev., n. 
 s., v. 23, 1863.) p. 23, in ** 52. 2014. — Ward, A. W. 
 Bohemian literature in the 14th century. 8 pp. 
 {Macmillan's mag., v. 38, 1878.) p. 40, in ** 52. 
 1798. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 145, in ** 
 50-I. 
 Celtic literature. History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Arnold, M. On the study of Celtic literature. 
 1883. 896.13.— Morley, H. Old Celtic literature. 
 (In his Eng. writers, v. i.) 820.170. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 210, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. 1, 1887. in ** 50.1*. 
 Chinese literature. 
 
 Davis, J. E. On the poetry of the Chinese. 1834. 
 * 891.16.— Lau Tsze. Speculations. Tr. by Chal- 
 mers. 891.15. — Legge, J., tr. Chinese classics. 3 
 vols. V. i: Confucius; v. 2: Mencius; v. 3: She King. 
 (Miiller, F. M. Sacred books of the east.) 299.11-13. 
 — Loomis, A. W., ed. Confucius and the Chinese 
 classics. 1867. 299.24;— 5a>w<f. 1882. 891.18.— Mar- 
 tin, W. A. P. The Chinese: their education, phil- 
 osophy and letters. 891.10. — Sealy, T: H: Chinese 
 legends. 828.81. — Stent, G. C. Jade chaplet: songs 
 from the Chinese. * 821.765.— White, C. A. Clas- 
 sic literature . . . with some account of the . . . 
 Chinese.. . . 1889. p. 401, in 810.54. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 236, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. 1, 1887. p. 80, in ** 50.1*. 
 Classical literature. Bibliography. Moss, J. W: 
 Manual of classical bibliography. 2 vols. 1837. ** 
 16.1-2. 
 History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Morris, C: Manual of classical literature. 3d 
 ed. 1888. 880.29.— Ramage, C. T. Bible echoes in 
 ancient classics. 1878. 215.77. — Taylor, I: History 
 of the transmission of ancient books to modem 
 times. 1879. 809.32. — White, C. A. Classic lit- 
 erature, principally Sanskrit, Greek and Roman, 
 etc. 1889. 810.54. 
 
 See also Greek literature. — Latin literature. 
 Danish literature. 
 
 Griffin, G. W. Glance at Danish literature. 34 
 pp. (In his My Danish days.) 1875. p. 259, in 948. 
 II. — Thorpe, B., ed. Yule-tide stories. 823.4231. — 
 Vicary, J: F. A stork's nest. 823.5415. 
 
 See also Ander«en, H. C, p. 7. 
 
 See also Denmark, p. 52. 
 
 Also, Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 331, in ** 50.1. 
 Dutch literature. 
 
 Bowring, J:, and Van Dyk, H.S. Bata^^an an- 
 thology; or, specimens of Dutch poets. 1824. 899.8. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 158 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ug-lish Fiction. Coniin. 
 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 Dutch literature. Contin. 
 
 — Knuttel, Dr. W. P. C. Nederlandsche biblio- 
 graphic van Kergeschiedenis. 1889. ** 15.273.— 
 Marmier. X. Po4sie populaire de la HoUande. 
 16 pp. (Kev. d. d. Mondes, 1836, 46 p6r., v. 6.) p. 
 488, jn** 54.123. 
 
 Set also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 373, tn ** 
 50.1. . 
 
 Egyptian literature. 
 
 Birch, A. H. /n his Records of the past. 6 
 vols. 930.50-55. — Bunsen, C. C. J. Book of the 
 dead. (In his Egypt's place, v. 5. J in 962.7.— 
 Mahafiy, j. p. Survey of old Egyptian literature. 
 in 930.140.— Say ce, A. H. In his Records of the 
 past. Newser.,v. I. 930.236. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 397, in ** 
 50.1. 
 
 English literature. 
 
 See also Books and reading, pp. 23-4. 
 
 6ih century. Gildas (the IVise), Works of. pp. 293- 
 380, m 942.139. 
 
 yth century. 
 
 Bede or Bseda Venerabilis. 673-735. Be domes 
 dsege, de die judicii; an old English version of the 
 Latin poem ascribed to Bede. Ed. (with other 
 short poems) by J. R. Lumby. (Early Eng. Text. 
 Soc, No. 65.) ** 806. i«*.— Beowulf; poem. Tr. by 
 T. Arnold. ** 899.17;— i'awi^. Tr. by J. M. Garnett. 
 821 .938;— 5a»«^. Tr. by Thorpe. 42^.11;— Same. 
 With a transliteration and notes by J. Zupitza. 
 (Early Eng. Text. Soc, No. 77.) ** 806.1*^. Note.— 
 " The text of Beowulf took, about the close of the 7th 
 or the beginning of the 8th century, substantially 
 the shape in which it has come down to us." Ten 
 Brink. — Caedmon. -680. Exodus and Daniel. 
 By T. W. Hunt. (Lib. of Ang.-Sax. poetry, v. 2.) 
 821.1306. 
 
 Sth century. Cynewulf. Crist ; Elene ; Juliana. 
 Ed. by Grein. in 899.36-7. 
 
 pM century. 
 
 Alfred, King of the West-Saxons, The Great. 
 Orosius. Ed. by H: Sweet. Ft. 1: Old Eng. text 
 and Lat. orig. (Early Eng. Text Soc, No. 79.) ** 
 806.1";— Works. 2 vols. (Early Eng. Text Soc, 
 Nos. 45, 50.) ** 806.1". — Anglo-Saxon chronicle. 
 (55 A. D. to 1154 A. D.) 2 vols. V. 1: Ang.-Sax; v. 2: 
 Tr. by Thorpe. ** 942.539-40.— Nennius. Abbot of 
 Bangor. History of the Britons. Rev. and aug. 
 from the tr. of Rev. W. Gunn by J. A. Giles. ( IVith 
 Sixold chron.) 1841. p. 381, i« ** 942.139. 
 
 joth century. 
 
 ^Ifrlc. Abbott, called Grammaticus. -1006. 
 Lives of the saints; sermons on saints' days former- 
 ly observed by the Eng. Church. Ed. by W. W. 
 Skeat. pts. 1-3. (Early Eng. Text Soc, Nos. 76, 82, 
 94.) 806.I";"";**.— Dunstan, St. Ab/>. of Canter- 
 bury. 925-988. Stubbs, W: Memorial of Saint 
 Dunstan. 1874. (Gt. Brit. Rolls, chron.) * 942.642. 
 
 12th century. 
 
 Florence, of Worcester, d. 11 18? Chronicle of. 
 Tr. with notes and illus. by T: Forrester. 1854. 
 942.341. — Geoffrey, of Monmouth. Circa 1110-54. 
 British history. Tr. by A. Thompson. Ed. with 
 notes by LA. Giles. (With Six old chron.) 1848. 
 942.139.— Henry, of Huntingdon. History of the 
 English, from A. C. 55 to A. D. 1154, in eight books. 
 (Lat.) Ed. by T: Arnold. 1879. (Gt. Brit. Rolls, 
 chron.) * 942. 653. — Lancelot of the Laik. (Early 
 Eng. Text. Soc, N0.6.) *'*8o6.i'. — Map, or Mapes, 
 Walter. ii43?-i2io? De nug^s curialium distinc- 
 tionesV. Ed. by T: Wright: 1850. (Camden Soc, 
 No. 50.) *• 942-1020;— Latin poems; coll. and ed. 
 by T: Wright. 1850. (Camden Soc, No. 17.) ■** 942. 
 986.— Seint Oraal (or Grail), Legend of the. (1167?) 
 (Early Eng. Text Soc, -So. 44.) ** 806.1". Note.— 
 Sometimes called. The romance of Joseph of Ari- 
 mathea; written, according to H: Morley, at least 
 twenty years later than Geoffrey of Monmouth's 
 chronicle.— ■William of Malmesbury. (A. after 
 1 142.) De gcstis pontificum Anglorum libri V. {Lat.) 
 Ed. by N. E. S. A. Hamilton. 1870. (Gt. Brit. Rolls, 
 chron.) * 942.617. 
 
 ijth century. 
 
 Bacon, Roeer. Circa 1214-92. Opera qusedam 
 hactenus inedita. Ed. by J. S. Brewer. 1859. (Gt. 
 Brit. Rolls, chron.) "■ 942.523A. — Orosseteste, Rob- 
 ert. Bp. of Lincoln. Ctrca 1175-1253. Epistolse. 
 (Lat.) Ed. by H: R: Luard. 1861. (Gt. Brtt. Rolls, 
 chron.) * 942.543;— Wevmouth, R. F. Bishop Gros- 
 set«ste'B "Castle off loue." 94 pp. (Philol. Soc. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 English literature. Coniin. 
 
 13th century. Contin. 
 
 Lon., Trans., 1862-3.) ** 405.60.— Ha velok, tlie 
 Dane, The lay'of 1280. Re-ed. by W. W. Skeat. 
 (Early Eng. Text Soc, ex. ser.. No. 4.) *=* 806.2*; 
 —Same. (In Spec, of early Eng., pt. 1.) p. 222, in 
 420.19.— King Horn; poem. (Early Enz. Text Soc, 
 No. 14.) ** 806.1*;— 5a»«<?. (/n Spec, of early Eng., 
 pt. 1.) p. 237, in 420.19.— Matthew Paris. ( 
 -1259.) Chronica majora. Ed. by H: R: Luard. 5 
 vols. 1872-80. (Gt. Brit. Rolls, chron.) "'942.626-30; 
 Historia Anglorum, sive, ut vulgo, dicitur, His- 
 toria minor. Item, ejusdem abbreviatio chroni- 
 corum Anglise. Ed. by Sir F. Madden. 3 vols. 
 1866-69. {Gt. Brit Rolls, chron.) * 942.601-3. 
 
 14th century. 
 
 Chaucer, Geoffrey. Canterbury tales, annotated 
 and accented, with illus. of Eng. life in Chaucer's 
 time. By J: Saunders. 1889. 821.1248; — Minor 
 works. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. 1888. 821.1296;— 
 Poetical works. Ed. by R. Bell. 4 vols. 821. 
 477-80;— Prologue and Knight's tale, designed to 
 serve as an introd. to the study of Eng. lit. By S. 
 H. Carpenter. 1872. 420.4; — Treatise on the as- 
 trolabe. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. (Early Eng. Text 
 Soc, ex. sen. No. 16.) '** 806. 2**; — Boethius, A: M. 
 T. S. De consolatione philosophise. Tr. by Chaucer. 
 Ed. by R: Morris. 1868. (Early Eng. Text Soc, ex. 
 ser., No. 5.) *"" 806.2". See also Catalogue of this 
 Library, No. 2, 1880, p. 44.— Gower, J: about 1330- 
 1448. Confessio amantis (about 1393). Ed. by Dr. 
 R. Pauly. 3 vols. 1857. * 821.842-2A-2B.— Higden, 
 Ranu\pn,orRalTfh, of Chester. -1363. Polychron- 
 icon: together with the Eng. tr. of J: Trevisa and of 
 an unknown writer of the 15th century. Ed. by C. 
 Babington and J. R. Lumby. 7 vols. 1865-82. (Gt. 
 Brit. Rolls, chron.) * 942.590-6. — L.angland, W: 
 about 1332-about 1400. Pierce the ploughman's crede 
 (about 1394). Ed. by W. W. Skeat. (Early Eng. 
 Text Soc, No. 30.) ** 806.1';— Richard the redeles. 
 1399. (Early Eng. Text Soc, 'So. 54.) *'*8o6.i»*;— The 
 vision and creed of Piers ploughman. Ed. by T: 
 Wright. 2 vols. 1856. 821 .501-2;— The vision of 
 William concerning Piers the plowman, together 
 with vita fle Dowel, Dobet. et Dobest. Ed. by W. 
 W. Skeat. 4 pts. (in 5). (Early Eng. Text Soc, 
 Nos. 28, 38, 54, 67, 81.) ** 8o6.i';";<";"».— Liangtoft, 
 P: Chronicle, in French verse, from the earliest 
 period to the death of King Edward I. Ed. by T: 
 Wright. (With Eng. tr.) 2 vols. 1866-68. (Gt. Brit. 
 Rolls, chron.) * 942.606-7. — Wiclif, J: about 1324-84. 
 An apology for Lollard doctrines, attributed to 
 Wicline, with notes by J. H. Todd. 1842. (Camden 
 Soc, No. 20.) *= 942.990;— English works of Wyclif 
 hitherto unpublished. Ed. by F. D. Matthew. (Early 
 Eng. Text Soc, No. 74.) ** 8o5. 1' *j — Fasciculi zizanio- 
 rum magistri J. Wyclif cum tritico, ascribed to T: 
 Netter of Walden. Ed. by W. W. Shirley. 1858. (Gt. 
 Brit. Rolls, chron.) •* 942.506. 
 
 /5/A century. 
 
 Caxton, W: Blades, W: Biography and typog- 
 raphy of Caxton. Illus. 1877. ■* 926.23; — Same. 
 2ded. 1882. ■* 23.3;— Knight, C: William Caxton, 
 the first English printer. Illus. 1877. 928.294. — 
 Fortescue, Sir J: De laudibus legum Angliae. 
 With notes by A. Amos. 1874. "= 343.123; — Gover- 
 nance of England. Rev. with notes by C: Plummer. 
 1885. 340.155. — James I., of Scotland. Poetical re- 
 mains. Ed. by Rev. C: Rogers. 1873. p. 297; in ** 
 906.6. — Lydgate, J: (about 1375-1460.) Thechildeof 
 Bristow; poem. Ed. by C. Hopper. 1859. (Camden 
 Soc, No. 73.) in ** 942.1023. — Malory, SirT: Circa 
 1430-96. La raort d'Arthure. History of King Ar- 
 thur and of the Knights of the Round Table. Ed. 
 from the text of the ed. of 1634, with an introd. and 
 notes by T: Wright. 3 vols. 1866. *"* 823. 6773-5.— 
 Pecock, Reginald. i39o?-i46i. The repressor of 
 over much blaming of the clergy. Ed. by C. Bab- 
 ingfton. 2 vols. i860. (Gt. Brtt. Rolls, chron.) * 
 942.527-8. — Skelton, J: 1460-1529. Of the deatn of 
 the noble prince, Kynge Edwarde the Forthe. 
 1483.— Upon the doulourous dethe and muche la- 
 mentable chaunce of the most honorable Erie of 
 Northumberlande. 1489. (fbet. works.) 821.367. 
 
 i6th century. 
 
 Ascham, Roger. 1515-1568. Toxophilus. (Ar- 
 ber, E: Eng. reprints.) ** 829.20;— Whole works. 
 Rev. with life of author by Rev. Dr. Giles. 4 vols. 
 1864. 370.22-5. — Bacon, Francis. Baron Verulam, 
 Viscount St. Albans. (1561-1626.) Works. 15 vols. 
 
ENGUSH FICTION 
 
 159 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 English literature. Contin, 
 
 j6th century. Contin. 
 
 (i6thand 17th centuries.) 01.1-15.— Cranmer, T: 
 Abp. of Canterbury. Miscellaneous writings and 
 letters. Ed. by Rev. J: E. Cox. 1846. {Parker Soc.) 
 02.19; — Writings and disputations relative to the 
 sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Ed. by Rev. J: E. 
 Cox. 1844. {Parker Soc.) 02.18. — ^Erasmus, Des- 
 iderius. Colloquies. Tr. by N. Bailey. Ed. with 
 notes by Rev. E. Johnson. 2 vols. 1878. * 829.588-9. 
 — Fisher, J: Bp. of Rochester. 1459-1535. English 
 works collected by J: E. B. Mayor. Pt. i. {Early 
 Eng. Text Soc, ex., ser. No. 27.) ** 806. 2*' .—Hooker, 
 R: 1553-1600. Laws of ecclesiastical polity. (Books 
 I-IV, 1594; V, 1597.) (Works, vols. 1-2.) 283.41-2.— 
 Ho'ward, H: Earl of Surrey. Songs and sonnets. 
 (Arber, E: Eng. reprints.) 829.410. — Jewel, J: Bp.of 
 Salisbury. 1522-1571. Works, ed. by Rev. J: Ayre. 
 4 vols. 1845-50. {Parker Soc.) 02.23-26. — tfonson, 
 Ben. 1573-1637. Every man in his humour 
 (acted 1596-15^); — Every man out of his humour 
 (acted 1599). {fVorks.) in 822.121. — Latimer, 
 Hugh. 1491-1555. Sermon on the ploughers. 1549. 
 (Arber, E^ Eng. reprints.) in ** 829.13; — Seven ser- 
 mons before Edward VI. (Arber, E: Eng. re 
 prints.) in ** 829.18. — I>yly, J: 1553-1606. Eu- 
 phues: the anatomy of wit. 1579; — Euphues and his 
 England. 1580. (Arber, E: Eng. reprints.) *829. 
 15.— Lyndesay, SiVD: about 1490-1555. Works, ed. 
 by F. Hall and J. A. H. Murray. {Early Eng. Text 
 Soc, Nos. II, 19, 35, 37, 47.) **8oiS.i''. — Marlowe, 
 Christopher. 1564-1593. Works, with notes by 
 Rev. A. Dyce. 822.122. — More, Sir T: 1480-1535. 
 Utopia. Tr. by R. Robinson. (Arber, E: Eng. re- 
 prints.) zn * 829.18.— Shakespeare, W: 1564-1616. 
 See Catalogues of this Library: No. 2, 1880, pp. 207-8; 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173; No. 4, 1884, p. 265; No. 5, 1888, pp. 
 317-19. — Sidney, Sir Philip. 1554-1586. An apologry 
 for poetrie. (Arber, E: Eng. reprints.) * 829. 16; — 
 Complete poems. Ed. with notes by A. B. Grosart. 
 3 vols. 821.364-6. — Skelton, J: 1460-1529. Merie 
 tales. 1566-7. (Hazlitt, W. C. Old Eng. jest books.) 
 ** 828.33;— Poetical works. Ed. by A. Dyce. 821 .367. 
 — Southwell, Robert. i56o?-i595. Complete poems. 
 Ed. with notes by Rev. A. B. Grosart. {Puller 
 worthies' lib.) ** 821.1076. — Spenser, Edmund. 
 1552-1599. Amoretti (1595). Colin Clouts come home 
 againe (1595). (Hitchcock, A. E. Spencer's poem, 
 etc.) 821.575;— Works, with life by Rev. H: J: 
 Todd. 821.382.— Tyndale, W: 1485-1536. Answer 
 to Sir T. More's Dialogue; Supper of the Lord; W: 
 Tracy's Testament expounded. Ed. by H: Walter. 
 1850. {Parker Soc.) 02.40;— Doctrinal treatises on 
 introductions to the Scriptures. Ed. by H: Walter. 
 1848. {Parker Soc.) 02.39;— Expositions and notes 
 . . . on Scripture with practice of prelates. Ed. by 
 H: Walter. 1849. {Parker Soc.) 02.38; — Translation 
 of the Bible, in ** 225.45.— Udall, N: English 
 verses and ditties at the coronation procession of 
 Queen Anne Boleyn. g pp. (Arber, E: An Eng. 
 garner, v. 2.) p. 52, in * 810.4; — Ralph Roister Dois- 
 ter. (Hazlitt, W. C. Old Eng. plays, v. 3.) p. 53, in 
 •822.294; — Same. {Dodsley's old plays, v. 3.) p. i, in 
 ** 822.181; — Roister Doister. (Arber, E: Eng. re- 
 prints.) in * 829.12.— Wyatt, Sir. T:, the elder. 
 Songs and sonnets. (Arber, E: Eng. reprints.) 
 * 829.410. 
 
 17th century. 
 
 Addison, Joseph. 1672-1719. Account of the 
 greatest English poets. 1694. Latin poems in the 
 Musse Anglicanse. 1699. {fVorks, v. i.) 819.33. — 
 Bacon, Francis. Baron Verulam. yiscount St. 
 Albans, 1561-1626. Works. 15 vols. 01.1-15.- Beau- 
 mont, Francis, and Fletcher, J: Works. 2 vols. 
 822. 1 18-19.— Banyan, J: 1628-1688. Divine emblems, 
 with pref. by A. Smith. 821.612; — The pilgrim's 
 progress. (1628-1684.) """249.27. — Butler, S: 1612- 
 i68o. Poetical works. 2 vols, (in i). 821.56.— Con- 
 greve, W: 1670-1729. Dramatic works, in 822. 
 126.— Cowley, Abraham. 1618-1667. Essays, with 
 life and notes by Dr. Hurd and others. 824.160. — 
 Denham, Sir J: 1615-1668. Cooper's Hill; poem. 
 (1642.) 821.1008. — Dryden, J: 1631-1700. Drama- 
 tick works. 6 vols. ** 822.135-40;— Poetical works, 
 with memoir. 5 vols, (in 2). 821.126-7. — Hobbes, T: 
 1588-1679. English works. Ed. by Sir W: Moles- 
 worth. II vols. "'42.5-15. — Hooker. R: 1^53-1600. 
 Laws of ecclesiastical polity. Books, vi-viti. 1618. 
 {iVorks, V. 2.) 283 .42.— Jonson, Ben. Works, with 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 English literature. Contin. 
 
 ijth century. Contin. 
 
 biog. memoir, by W: Gifford. 822.121.— Locke. J: 
 1632-1704. Works. 8th ed. 4V0IS. "=42.1-4.— Milton, 
 J: 1608-1674. Complete poetical works, with life and 
 notes by Rev. G: Gilfillan. 821. 270-1;— Prose works, 
 with notes by J. A. St. John. 5 vols. 820.68-72.— 
 Frynne, W: 1600-1669. A short . . . prescription 
 to recover our kingdom, church and nation from 
 their present . . . confusion. 1659. {Harl. misc.) p. 
 89, in ** 942 .853.— Shirley, J. Dramatic works and 
 poems. 6 vols. 1833. 822.1108-13. — Spenser, Ed- 
 mund. 1552-1599. View of the state of Ireland. 
 1633. 941 .6.— 'Taylor, Jeremy. Bp. of Down and 
 Connor. 1613-1667. Holy living and dying. 1650- 
 1651. 241.4; — Works. 3 vols. 200.45-7. 
 
 18th century. 
 
 The Library has works of Addison, Joseph. 1672- 
 1719. — Alison, A. 1757-1830. — Beckford, W: 1760- 
 1844. — Bentham.J. 1748-1832. — Berkeley, G: Bp. 
 of Cloyne. 1684-1753.— Blackstone, Sir W: 1723- 
 1780. — Boswell, J. 1740-1795. — Burke, Edmund. 
 1729-1797. — Burney.F.. 1752-1840. — Bums, Robert. 
 1759-1796. — Butler, "Joseph. Bp. of Durham. 1692- 
 1752.— Chesterfield, Lord. 1699-1751.— Churchill, 
 C: 1731-1764.— Cibber, Colley. 1671-1757.— Coler- 
 idge, S: Taylor. 1 772-1834. — Cooper, Anthony. 
 Lord Shaftesbury. 1671-1713. — Cowper, W: 1731- 
 1800. — l>efoe, Daniel. 1661-1731. — Disraeli. I: 
 1766-1848. Dryden, J: 1631-1700. — Ferguson, A. 
 1724-1816.— Fielding, H: 1707-1754.— Gibbon, E: 
 1737-1794.— Godwin, W: 1756-1836.— Goldsmith, 
 Oliver. 1728-1774.— Hartley, D:, M. D. 1705-1757. 
 — Hervey, J. 1714-1758.— Hume, D: 1711-1776. — 
 Hutcheson, Francis. 1694-1747. — Johnson, Dr. 
 S: 1709-1784. — "Junius." — Lamb, C: 1775-1834. — 
 Locke, J: 1632-1704. — Lowrth, R. 1710-1787. — Lyt- 
 tleton, G: /-orrf. 1709-1773. — Malone, E. 1741-1821. 
 Mason, W: 1725-1797. — More, H. 1745-1833. — 
 Faley, W: 1745-1805. — Pope, Alexander. 1688- 
 1744.— Priestley, Dr. Joseph. 1733-1804. — Rad- 
 cliffe, Mrs. A. 1764-1823. — Reid, Dr. T: 1710-1796. 
 — Richardson, S: 1689-1761.— St. John, H: Lord 
 Bolingbroke. 1678-1 751. —Scott, Sir Walter. 1771- 
 1832. — Sheridan, R: Brinsley Butler. 1751-1816. 
 — Smith, Adam. 1723-1790. — Smollett, Tobias G: 
 1721-1771.- Spectator.The. 5^« Addison, J. Works, 
 vols. 2, 4. 819.34, 36.— Steele, Sir R: 1671-1729. — 
 Sterne, Laurence. 1713-1768. — Stewart, Dugald. 
 1753-1828.— Swift, Jonathan. 1667-1745.— Tindal, M. 
 1657-1733.— Warton, J. 1722-1800. — Warton, T: 
 1728-1790. — Wesley, J: i703-i79i;anrfC: 1708-1788. — 
 White, G. 1720-1793. — Wordsworth, W: 1770- 
 1850.— Young, E: 1684-1765; and others. 
 Note. — See Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880. No. 4, 1884. No. 6, 1891. 
 
 No. 3, 1882. No. 5, 1888. 
 
 i()th century. 
 
 The Library has works of Arnold, Matthew. 
 1822-1888.— Arnold, T: 1795-1842.— Austen, J.. 1775- 
 1817. — Bagehot, W. 1826-1877. — Bentham, J. 
 1748-1832.— Besant, W. 1838- .—Black, W: 1841- . 
 — Blackmore, R: D. 1825- .—Bowles, W: L. 1762- 
 1850.— Bronte, C. 1816-1855.— Bronte, E. 1818-1848. 
 — Brougham, H: Lord. 1778-1868. — Browning, 
 Mrs. E.. (Barrett). 1806-1861.— Browning, Robert. 
 1812-1890. — Buchanan, R. 1841- .— Buckle, H: 
 T: 1822-1862. — Burns, R. 1759-1796. — Byron, G: 
 Gordon Noel. 6 Lord. 1788-1824. — Carlyle, T: 
 1795-1881.— Clough, A. H. 1819-1861.— Cobbett, W: 
 1762-1835.— Coleridge, S: Taylor. 1772-1834. — Col- 
 lins, W: W. 1824-1889.— Darwin, C: R. 1809-1882. 
 -Dickens, C J: Huffam. 181 2-1870.— Disraeli, 
 B:, Lord Beaconsfield. 1804-1881. — Dowden, E: 
 1843- .— Edgeworth, M. 1767-1849. — Eliot, G: 
 1819-1880.— Fitzgerald, E: 1809-1883.— Freeman, 
 E: A: 1823- .— Froude, J. A. 1818- .-Gardiner, 
 S: R. 1829- .—Gladstone, W: Ewart. 1809.— 
 Godwin, W: 1756-1836.— Green, J: R: 1837-1883.— 
 Grote, G: 1794-1871. — Hallam, H: 1777-1859. — 
 Hardy, T: 1840- .-Helps, Sir A. 1817-1875.— 
 Hemans, Mrs. F. D. 1794-1835. — Hunt, J. H: L. 
 1784-1859.— Huxley, T: H: 1825- .—James, G: P. 
 R. 1801-1860. — Jeflfrey, F. 1773-1850. — Keats, J: 
 1795-1821. — Kinglake, A. W. 1811- .-Kings- 
 ley, C: 1791-1873.— Lamb, C:,i775-i834,anrfM. .— 
 Landor, W. S. 1775-1864. — Lang, A. 1844- . 
 — Lecky, W: E: H. 1838- .— Lever, C: J. 1809- 
 1872.— Lewes, G: H: 1817-1878.— Lockhart, J:G, 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 160 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 XjDgrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Literature. Contin. 
 English literature. Contin. 
 igth century. Contin. 
 
 1794-1854. — Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 1805-1873. — 
 Macaulay, T: B., Lord. 1800-1859.— MacDonald, 
 G: 1824- .— Malthus, T: R. 1766-1876.— Martin- 
 ean, H. 1802-1876.— Masson, D: 1822- . — Mau- 
 rice, J: F. D. 1805-1872.— Meredith, G: 1828- .— 
 Mill, J: S. 1806-1873.— Miller, H. 1802-1856.— Mil- 
 nes, M. Lord Houghton. 1809-1885.— Mitford, M.. 
 R. 1786-1866;— Mitford,W: 1744-1827.— Moore, T: 
 1779-1852.— More, H. 1745-1833.— Morley, J: 1838- . 
 — Mtiller, F. Max. 1823- .—Napier, Sir W: 1785- 
 1860.— Newman, J: H:, Cardinal. 1801-1890.— Oli- 
 phant, Mrs. 1820- . — Opie, Mrs. 1769-1853. — 
 Paley, W: 1745-1805. — Palgrave, Sir F. 1788- 
 1861.— Pater, W. H. 1839- .— Patmore, C. 1823- . 
 —Peacock, T: L. 1785-1866.— Procter, B. W. 1787- 
 1874.— Pusey, E: B. 1800-1882.— Reade, C: 1814- 
 1884. — Robertson, F: W. 1816-1853. — Rossetti, 
 Dante Gabriel. 1828-1882.— Ruskin, J: 1819- .— 
 Scott, Sir Walter. 1771-1832. — Shelley, Percy 
 Bysshe. 1792-1822.— Smith, G. 1823- .—Smith, 
 S. 1771-1845. — Southey, R. 1774-1843.— Spencer, 
 Herbert. 1820- . — Stephen, I,. 1832- . — Steven- 
 son, R. L: 1845- . — Stewart, Dugald. 1753-1828. 
 — Stubbs, W: 1825- .— Swinburne, A. C: 1837- . 
 — Symonds, J: A. 1840- . — Tennyson, Alfred, Lord. 
 1809- .-Thackeray, W: Makepeace. 1811-1863. — 
 Tooke, J:H. 1736-1812.— Trench, R: C. 1807-1886. 
 — Trollope, A. 1815-1882.— Tyndall, J: 1820- .— 
 "Wallace, A. R. 1822- .— Whately, R: 1787-1863. 
 — Whewell, W: 1794-1866.— "White, G. 1759-1833. 
 — Wilson, J: (Christopher North.) 1785-1854.— 
 "Wordsworth, "W: 1770-1850. — Yonge, C. M.. 
 1823; and others. 
 
 Note. — See Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880. No. 4, 1884. No. 6, 1891. 
 No. 3, 1882. No. 5, 1888. 
 Bibliography. 
 
 Adams, O. F. Brief handbook of Eng. auth- 
 ors. 4th ed. 1887. 820.205.— AUibone, S. A. Crit- 
 ical dictionary of Eng. literature. 3 vols. 1886. 
 ** 803.6-8. — Bent, W: London catalogue of books. 
 1800-1822. ** 15.264. — Brewer, E. C. Authors and 
 their works, with dates. 1884. ** 15.272. — Collier, 
 J. P. Bibliographical and critical account of the 
 rarest books in the English language. 4 vols. 1866. 
 ** 20.4-7. — Grey, H. A bird's eye view of Eng. 
 literature. (A. D. 610-A. D. 1882.) 820.191.— Harris, 
 A. B. Little biographies. Eng. authors. (1887.) 
 928.692. — Hazlitt, "W. C. Hand-book to the popular, 
 poetical and dramatic literature of Gt. Britain. 
 1867. ** 15.20.— Hodgson, T: The London cata- 
 logue of books published in Gt. Britain. 1816-1851. 
 ** 15.12. — Jones, L. E. The best reading. 2d ser. 
 1882. * IT .2*;— Same. 3d ser. For the five years end- 
 ing Dec. 1,1886. * 17.2*.— Low, S. The Eng. cata- 
 logue of books. Jan. 1835-Jan. 1863. ** 15.13; — 
 Same. Jan. 1863- Jan. 1872. ** 15.14; — Same. Jan. 
 1872-Dec. 1880. ** 15.14=";— Index to the Brit, 
 catalogue of books published during 1837 to 
 1857 inclusive. ** 15.15;— 5a we. (Eng. catalogue.) 
 V. 2: 1856- Jan. 1876. ** 15.16; — Same. v. 3: Jan. 
 1874-Dec. 1880. ** 15.17;— anrf others. The Eng. 
 catalogue. 1881-1885. 5 vols. ** 15. Si^-';— Same. 
 1888-^. 3 vols. ** 15. 61 »-• ".-Lowndes, "W. T. 
 Bibliographer's manual of Eng. literature. 5 vols, 
 (in 10) and app. 1877-8. ** 15.1-11.— Maclean, G: 
 H.,ea. A chart of Eng. lit., with references. 1891. 
 820.204.— Porter, N. Books and reading. 1882. 
 D2.i9.-^Ryland, F: Authors and their works, (/n 
 his Chronolog. outlines of Eng. lit.) 1890. p. 241, 
 i"« 820.195.— Smith, G. J. A synopsis of Eng. and 
 Amer. lit. 1890. 820.200. — Sonnenschein, "W: S. 
 The best books. 1891. ■** 17.238='.— Sotheran, H: 
 A catalogue of superior second-hand books in lit- 
 erature, science and the fine arts. 1888. ■** 18.270. 
 —Van Rhyn, G. A. F. What and how to read. 
 1875. * 17. 1.— "Watt, R. Bibliotheca Britannica. 4 
 vols. 1824. ** 15 . 13-16.— Whitaker, J. A refer- 
 ence catalogue of current literature. 1875. "■* 11. 
 i02\— Same. 1877. •* iz.2<);—Same. i88o. "►■► 11.30; 
 —Same. 1885. ** 11 .30^;— Same. 1889. •»♦ 11.30". 
 
 See also "Bibliog^raphy" in Catalogues of this 
 Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 23. No. 4, 1884, pp. 26-29. 
 
 No. 3, 1882. pp. 20-1. No. 5, 1888, pp. 33-4. 
 
 Also Poole's Index (to 1882). ■»« so.i;— Same, to 
 Jan. I, 1887. ** 50.1*. 
 
 Also Books and reading, pp. 23, 24. 
 
 Cngriish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 English literature. Contin. 
 
 Bibliography. Periodicals. 
 
 Athenaeum. Tan. 1869-June 1890. 31 vols. ** 
 52.2641-2675'. — Bibliographer, vols. 1-6. Dec. 
 1881-Nov. 1884. ** 10. 13' -•.—Bookseller. Jan. 1887- 
 Dec. 1889. 5 vols. *■" 11.231'-'. — Classical review. 
 vols. 2-3. Feb. i88»-Dec. 1889. 2 vols. * 805. 
 42-3. — Library, v. i. 1889. * 19.133. — Library 
 chronicle, vols, i, 5. 1884, 1888. 2 vols. * 19.67; 
 67°. — Ne^ monthly magazine and literary jour- 
 nal, vols. 1-68. 1821-1843. 68 vols. ** 52.549-617. 
 — Publishers' circular, vols. 50-52. 1887-1889. 3 
 vols. 11.292'-^. 
 
 Collections. 
 
 Arber, E: English garner. 7 vols. 1877-85. 
 * 810.3-9. Note. — For contents, 5ee Catalogue of this 
 Lib., No. 5, 1888, pp. 21-2.— Baker, G: M. The fa- 
 vorite speaker . . . selections published in the Read- 
 ing club. Nos. 17-20. 1889. 825.202. — Carpenter, 
 J. E. Popular readings in prose and verse. 5 vols. 
 825.22-6.— Early English 'Text Society. Publica- 
 tions, Nos. 1-51 ; 56-94. 56 vols. ■*"= 806.1-1" ;!"-•♦; — 
 Same. Ex. ser., Nos. 1-58. 1867-90. 58 vols. ""* 
 806.2-2*". — Fobes, W. K. Five minute recitations. 
 
 1887. 825.189. — Fuller worthies' library. Ed. by 
 Rev. A. B. Grosart. 1868-78. 39 vols. ** 821. 1048- 
 86. Note. — For contents, see Catalogue of this Lib. 
 No. 5, 1888, p. 174.— Fulton, R. I., and Trueblood, 
 T. C, comps. Choice readings from standard and 
 popular authors. 1885. 825.191.— Garnett, J. M., 
 comp. Selections in Eng. prose (1580-1880). 820.203. 
 — Garrett, P. , comp. Speaker's garland and literary 
 bouquet. Nos. 1-28. (4 vols, in i.) 7 vols. 1885-8. 
 825.192-8. — Harlow, "W. B. An introd. to early 
 Eng. lit. (to 1552). 820.201.— Hazlitt, W. C. Shake- 
 speare's library: a coll. of the plays, romances, nov- 
 els, poems and histories employed by Shakespeare 
 in the composition of his works. 1875. 6 vols. 822. 
 236-41. — Hudson, H: N. Classical English reader. 
 
 1888. 825.203. — Morris, R: Specimens of early 
 English. V. i: A. D. 1150-A. D. 1300. 1882. 420. 
 19. — New Shakspere Society. Publications. 
 Note.— Pot contents, see Catalogue of this Lib. 
 No. 5, 1888, p. 266.— Riddle, G: Readings. 1888. 
 829.676. — Saintsbury, G: Specimens of Eng. prose 
 style from Malory to Macaulay. 1886. 820.121. — 
 Sargent, E. Intermediate standard speaker. (Ser. 
 0/ speakers, No. 2.) 1858. 825.188.— Skeat, W. W. 
 Specimens of Eng. literature. (A. D. 1394-A. D. 
 1579.) 821 .678. 
 
 See also "Extracts and selections" in Catalogues 
 of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 79-80. No. 4, 1884, p. 100. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 68-69. No. 5, 1888, p. 137. 
 See also Fables, p. 81. — Fairy tales, p. 81. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Adams, W: H: D. Dictionary of Eng. literature. 
 ■** 803.30. — Allibone, S: A. Dictionary of Eng. and 
 Amer. literature. 3 vols. ="* 803.6-8. — Brewer, E. 
 C. Dictionary of phrase and fable. 803.1; — Reader's 
 hand-book. 1880. 803.2. — Cliannbers, W., and 
 Chambers, R.,pubs. Cyclopsedia of Eng. literature. 
 2 vols. "=* 820.15-16. — Halkett, S., and Laing, J: 
 Dictionary of the anonymous and pseudonymous 
 literature of Great Britain. 4 vols. 1888. v. i:A-E; 
 V. 2: F-N: V. 3: O-Tis; V. 4: Tit-Z. ** 14.11-13'.— 
 Reddall, H: F: Fact, fancy and fable. 1889. ** 
 Bo^.3A.—'Wiieeler,W. A., anrf Wheeler, C. G. Fa- 
 miliar allusions. 1882. "=803.12. 
 History, criticism, manuals. 
 
 Adams, W: H: D. The merry monarch; or, 
 England under Charles II. Its art, literature and 
 society. 2 vols. 1885. 942.1279-80. — Angus, J. The 
 handbook of Eng. literature. 820.168.— Arnold, M. 
 A guide to Eng. literature. 20 pp. (In his Mixed 
 essays.) 188;^. p. 134, in 824.407.— Arnold, T: Man- 
 ual of Eng. literature, historical and critical. 1885. 
 820.165.— Backus, T. J., and Brown, H. D. The 
 great English writers from Chaucer to George EHot. 
 
 1889. 820.167. — Bagehot, W. Literary studies. 
 (IVorks, vols. 1,2.) 1889. 814.22-3.— Blaisdell, A. 
 F. First steps with Amer. and Brit, authors. 1888. 
 820.154.— Brink, B., ten. Early Eng. literature (to 
 Wichf, 1384). Tr. by H. M. Kennedy. 1889. 820. 
 153.— Brooke, Jiev. S. (Primer of ) Eng. literature. 
 
 1890. 820.4.— Buckland, A.. Story of Eng. litera- 
 ture. (A. D. 284-i9th cent.) 1882. 809.55.— Burt, 
 B. C. References for students in Eng. literaturt, 
 42 pp. 1887. 820.181.— Chambers, R. History of 
 the Eng. language and literature. 1835. 820.96.— 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 161 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Literature. Contin. 
 English literature. Contin. 
 
 History, criticism, tnanuals. Contin. 
 
 Collier, W: K. A hist, of Eng. literature iu a series 
 of biog. sketches. New ed. 1888. 820.196.— Court- 
 liope, W: J: The liberal movement in Eng. litera- 
 ture. (Essays.) 820.190.— Oraik, G: L. Compendi- 
 ous history of Eng. literature and language from 
 the Norman conquest. 2vols. 1875. 820.21-2. — Day, 
 H:N. Introd. to the study of Eng. literature. (1868.) 
 820.107.— Deniaus, R- Class-book of Eng. prose. 
 1350-1866. 1871. 820.182.— Dowdeu, E: Transcripts 
 and studies. 1888. 824.421.— Gosse, E.W: History 
 of eighteenth century literature. (1660-1780.) 1889. 
 820.133. — Hodgfkiiis, L. M. Guide to the study of 
 nineteenth century authors. 1889. 820.155. — Hunt, 
 T. W. Representative Eng. prose and prose writ- 
 ers. 2d ed. 1887. 820.120. — Hutton, L. Liter- 
 ary landmarks of London. 820.178. — Hutton, R: 
 H. Essays on some of the modern guides to Eng- 
 lish thought in matters of faith. 18S8. 824.474. — 
 Jusserand, J. J. The Eng. novel in the time of 
 Shakespeare. 1890. 813. i. — Li'Estrange, Rev. A. 
 G. K. Hist of Eng. humour. 2 vols. 1878. 828.169-70. 
 — M'Cormick, W: S. Three lectures on Eng. lit- 
 erature. 18S9. 820.166.— Minto, W: Characteris- 
 tics of Eng. poets from Chaucer to Shirley. 1889. 
 820.169.— Mitchell, D. G. Eng. lands, letters and 
 kings. From Celt to Tudor. 1889. 820.164; — Same. 
 From Elizabeth to Anne. 1890. 820.177.— Morgan, 
 A. Shakespeare in fact and in criticism. 1888. 
 824.453. — Morley, Prof. H: Eng. literature in the 
 reigu of Victoria. 1882. 820.85; — Eng. writers: an 
 , attempt towards a history of Eng. literature, vols. 
 1-4. 1887-9. 820.170-73; — A first sketch of Eng. lit- 
 erature. 820.46; — Same. 13th ed. 1887. 820.189; — 
 Manual of Eng. literature (670 A. D. to date). 1879. 
 809.11. — Nicoll, H: J. Landmarks of Eng. litera- 
 ture. 1883. 809.59.— Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 Literary history of England. (End of i8th and be- 
 ginning of 19th cent.) 2 vols. 1882. 820.88-9. — 
 Perry, T: S. Eng. literature in the eighteenth 
 century. 1883. 809.56. — Ryland, F: Chronologi- 
 cal outlines of Eng. literature. i8^. 820.195. — 
 Salntsbury, G: W. A history of Elizabethan lit- 
 erature. (1560-1660) 1887. 820.134.— Salt, H. S. 
 I^iterary sketches. 1888. 824.454.— Senior, N. W. 
 /« /jz'j Essays on fiction. 1864. 824.354.— Shepard, 
 W:, ed. In his Pen pictures of earlier Victorian au- 
 thors. 1884. 820.158. — Taine, H. History of Eng . 
 literature. 3 vols. 820.56-8. — Thackeray, W: M. 
 Eng. humourists of the eighteenth century: lec- 
 tures. 1853. 820.180; — Same. (IVorks, v. 10.) in 
 823.1579. — Timbs, J: Anecdote lives of wits and 
 humorists. 2 vols. 1872. 828.129-30.— Tucker- 
 man, B. A history of Eng. prose fiction from Sir 
 Thomas Malory to George Eliot. 1882. 820.198. — 
 Washburn, E. W. Studies in early Eng. litera- 
 ture. (600-1660.) 1S84. 820.135.— Welsh, A. H. A 
 digest of Eng. and Amer. literature. 1890. 820.192. 
 —Wright, J. C. Outline of Eng. literature. i88g. 
 820.194. 
 
 See also Roberts, W: The earlier history of 
 Eng. bookselling. 1889. 686.8. 
 
 Also "Literature" in Catalogues of this Li- 
 brary. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 135-6. No. 4, 1884, p. 166. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 111-12. No. 5, 1888 (Eng. lit.), p. 132. 
 
 AlsoVoole'n Index (to 1882). pp. 415-19, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, to 1887. pp. 143-5, *" ** 50-i • 
 
 Drama. 
 
 /6th century. See also before under English literature, 
 i6th cent., p. 158. 
 
 The Library has works of Chettle, H: (2d hf. of 
 16th cent.) — Churchyard, T: 1520-1604. — Gas- 
 coigne, G: about 1536-1577.— Greene, R. 1560- 
 1592. — Grevllle, .SzV Fulke. 1554-1628.— Hey wood, 
 J: i5o6(?)-i565.— Kyd, T: (end of i6th cent.)— 
 Liindsay, Sir D: i49o(?)-i555.— Lodge, T: 1558- 
 1625.— Lyly, J: 1553-1603.— Marlowe, C. 1564-1593. 
 — Munday, A. 1554-1633. — Nash, T: (2dhf. of i6th 
 cent.)— Peele,G: i558(?)-i598(?).— Skelton, J: about 
 1460-1529. — Udall, N. i504(?)-i556; and others. 
 tyth century. See also before under English literature, 
 17th cent., p. 159. 
 
 Beaumont, i586(?)-i6i6, and Fletcher. 1579- 
 1625. — Behn, A. 1640-1689. — Chapman, G: 1559(?)- 
 1634.— Congreve, W: 1670-1729.— Crowne, J: (2d 
 hf of 17th cent.)— Mavenant, Sir W: 1606-1668. 
 — Dekker,T: i57o(?)-i637(?).— Uryden, J: 1631-1700. 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 English literaturk. Contin. 
 
 Drama. Contin. 
 
 ijth century. Contin. 
 
 — Farquhar, G: 1678-1 707.— Ford, J: 1586-1666. 
 — Heywood, T: i58i(?)-i64o(?).— Jonson, B. 1573- 
 1637. — Lee, N. 1655-1692. — Mar8ton,J: i575(?)-i633. 
 — Massinger, P. 1584-1640. — Mayne, J. 1604-1672. 
 — Middleton, T: 1570-1627.— Otway, T: 1651-1685. 
 -Randolph, T: i6o6(?}-i634(?).— Rowley, W: (1st 
 hf. of 17th cent.) — Shadwell, T: 1640-1692. — 
 Shakespeare, W: 1564-1616. — Shirley, J. 1596- 
 1666. — Southern, T: 1660-1746. — Vanbrugh, .S/r 
 J: i666(?)-i726. — "Villiers, G: Duke of Buckingham, 
 1627-1688. — Webster, J: i6th and 17th cent. — 
 Wycherley, W: 1640-1725; and others. 
 
 i8th century. See also before under English literature, 
 18th cent., p. 159. 
 
 The Library has works of Addison, J. 1672-1719. 
 — Centlivre, S. i68o(?)-i722.— Cibber, C. 1671- 
 1757. — Colman, G: 1732-1794. — Cowley, H. 1743- 
 1809. — Cumberland, R: 1732-1811. — Dibdin, C: 
 1745-1814. — Foote, S: 1719-1777.— Garrick, D: 1716- 
 1779. — Gay, J: 1688-1732. — Goldsmith, O. 1728- 
 1774. — Home, J: 1722-1808. — Hughes, J: 1677-1720. 
 — luchbald, E.. 1753-1821. — Johnson, S: 1709- 
 1784. — Lillo, G: 1693-1739.— Moore, E: 1712-1757.— 
 Rowe, N. 1673-1718. — Sheridan, R: B. B. 1751- 
 1816; and others. 
 
 Modern period. See also before under English litera- 
 ture, 19th cent., p. 159. 
 
 The Library hasworksof Baillie, J. 1762-1851. — 
 Boucicault,' D. 1822-1890. — Brougham, J: 1810- 
 1880.— Browning, R. 1812-1889.— Buckstone, J: B. 
 1802-1889.— Byron, Lord. 1788-1824 —Dibdin, T: 
 1771-1841.— Gilbert, W. S. 1836- .— Jerrold.D. W: 
 1803-1857.— Knowles, J. S. 1784-1862.— Landor, W. 
 S. 1775-1864.— Iiytton,Z^rrf. 1805-1873. — Milman, 
 H: H. 1791-1868.— Mitford, M.. R. 1786-1855.— 
 Planche, J. R. 1796-1880.— Poole, J: 1786-1872.— 
 Robertson, T: W. 1829-1871. — Swinburne, A. C: 
 1837- .— Talfourd, Sir T: N. 1795-1854.— Taylor, 
 Tom. 18 17-1880; and others. 
 
 Note. — For Drama and Drama, Collections, see also 
 Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 65. No. 4, 1884, pp. 84-5. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 54-5. No. 5, 1888, p. 78. 
 
 Drama. History and criticism. 
 
 Archer, W: Eng. dramatists of to-day. 1882. 
 822.1083. — Coleridge, S: T. Lectures upon Shake- 
 speare and some other dramatists. 1854. (Comp. 
 works, V. 4.) 822.291. — Collier, J: P. History of 
 Eng. dramatic peotry. 3 vols. 1831. 822.152-4. — 
 Donnelly, I. The great cryptogram: Francis 
 Bacon's cipher in the so-called Shakespeare plays. 
 1888. *822.io82. — Dryden, J: An essay of dramatic 
 poesy. Ed. by T: Arnold. 1889. 812.75.— Fitz- 
 gerald, P. Romance of the Eng. stage. 1875. 822. 
 1097.— Gayley, C:M.,anrfScott, F.N. Literature. 34 
 pp. (/« <A^2> A guide to the lit. of aesthetics.) 1890. p. 
 73, in ** 16.227. — Golden, W: E. A brief history of 
 the Eng. drama. 1890. 822.1102. — Grey, H: Plots of 
 some of the most famous of old English plays. 1888. 
 822.1120. — Halliwell-Phillipps.J. O. Dictionary of 
 old Eng. plays. 822.451.— Hazlitt, W. C. Handbook 
 to the popular, poetical and dramatic literature of 
 Gt. Britain. 1867. * 15.20.— Klein, J. L. Geschichte 
 des englischen Drama's. 832.108-9. Linton, W. J., 
 anrf Stoddard, R: H: Dramatic scenes and charac- 
 ters. 1887. 822.1079. — Liowe, R. W. Bibliog^raphi- 
 cal account of Eng. theatrical literature, from the 
 earliest times to tne present day. 1888. ■"* 16.230. 
 — Prolss, R. Das neuere Drama der Engliinder. 
 (hi his Geschichte des neueren Dramas, v. 2, pt. 2.) 
 1882. 812.71.— Russell, W: C. Representative actors 
 . . . from the 16th to the present century. 927.289. 
 — Ward, A. W. History of Eng. dramatic litera- 
 ture. 2 vols. 1875. 822.1095-6. 
 
 See also before under English literature, His- 
 tory, criticism, and manuals, p. 160. 
 Fiction. History and criticism. 
 
 Forsyth, W. Novels an.d novelists of the iSth 
 cent. 1871. 820.35. — Gayley, C: M., and Scott, F. 
 N. Literature. 34 pp. {In their A guide to the lit. 
 of aesthetics.) 1890. p. 73, in ** 16.227. — JeaflFre- 
 8on, J. C. Novels and novelists from Elizabeth to 
 Victoria. 2 vols. 1858. 820.186-7. — Jusserand, J. 
 J. The Eng. novel iu the time of Shakespeare. 
 Illus. 1890. 813.1.— Lianler, S. The Eng. novel 
 and the principle of its development. 1883. 820.86. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 162 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 English literature. Contin. 
 
 Fiction. History and criticism. Contin. 
 
 — Stephen, X,. Hours in a library. 3 vols. 1874-79. 
 824.86; 824.320; 824.320''. — Tuckerinan, B. History 
 of Eng. prose fiction from Sir T: Malory to G: Eliot. 
 1882. 809.54. 
 
 See also before under English literature, History, 
 criticism, and manuals, p. 160. 
 English language. History. 
 
 £arle, J: Philology of the Eng. tongue. 1879. 
 420.12.— Guest, E. A history of Eng. rhythms. Ed. 
 by W. W. Skeat. 1882. 426.5.— Hadley, J. Brief 
 history of the Eng. language. (Webster, N. Dic- 
 tionary. 1890. pp. xxix-xliv.) 423.27^. — Marsh, G: 
 P. Origin and history of the Eng. language. 1862. 
 420.1.— Meiklejohn, J. M. D. Eng. language: its 
 grammar, history and literature. 1888. 425.60. — 
 Morris, R: Historical outlines of Eng. accidence. 
 1880. 425.35 — Sievers, E. An old Eng. grammar. 
 Tr. and ed. by A. S. Cook. 1885. 425.59.— Welsh, 
 A. H. Development of Eng. literature and lan- 
 guage. 2 vols. 1882. 809.52-3. 
 
 See also papers by various authors in Early £n^. 
 Text. Soc. Publications, Nos. 1-94. in 56 vols. 1864- 
 90. ** 806. i-i"; ** 806.1°'-''*; — Same. Ex. ser.,Nos. 
 1-58. 58 vols. 1867-90. **8o6.2-2»". 
 
 Also, Philological Society. Publications. 9 
 vols. ** 405.51-5; ** 405. 58-61; — Transactions. 1842- 
 1876. 22 vols. ** 405.1-22. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 74-5. No. 4, 1884, pp. 95-6. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 63. No. 5, 1888, pp. 131-2. 
 
 English poetry. Collections and selections . 
 
 Aitkin, M.. C, camp. Scottish song. {Gold, 
 treas.ser.) 1874. 821.1220. — Ashton, J:, ^(f. A cen- 
 tury of ballads (illustrative of the life, manners and 
 habits of the Eng. nation during the 17th cent.) 
 Illus. 1887. ** 821.1285; — Modern street ballads. 
 
 1888. 821.1270. — Bates, C.. P., comp. Cambridge 
 book of poetry and song. * 821. 1246. — BuUen, A. 
 ll.,ed. England's Helicon. A coll. of lyrical and 
 pastoral poems: pub. in 1600. 1887. 821.1237; — 
 Lyrics from the song-books of the Elizabethan age. 
 
 1889. 821.1238. — Dowden, 'B,:,ed. Lyrical ballads. 
 Repr. from ist ed. of 1798. 1890. 821.1358. — £llis, 
 G: Specimens of early Eng. poets. 3 vols. 1803. 
 * 821 .873-5.— Fuller wortliles' library. Ed. by Rev. 
 A. B. Grosart. 39 vols. * 821.1048-86. (For con- 
 tents, see Catalogue of this Lib. No. 5, 1888, p. 174.) — 
 Garrett, P., comf. Speaker's garland and literary 
 bouquet; combining 100 choice selections. Nos. i- 
 28. 4 vols, (in i). 7 vols. 1885-8. 825 . 192-8.— Haz- 
 litt, W: C, ed. Remains of the early popular 
 poetry of England. 4 vols. 1864. 821.1110-13.— 
 Historical poems of the i6th cent. (/« Camden Soc, 
 No. 61.) ** 942.1031. — HuUah, J: P., ^rf. The song 
 book. (Gold, ireas. ser.) 1884. 821.1226. —Hunt, 
 J. H:L. Imagination and fancy. 1883. 821.1234. — 
 Koelle, L. L. C, comp. Music in song. From 
 Chaucer to Tennyson. 1883. 821.1242.— lear, H. 
 L. %.,comp. Five minutes' daily readings of poetry. 
 4th ed. 1882. 821.1280.— Linton, W. J., and Stod- 
 dard, R: H: English verse. Ballads and romances. 
 
 1887. 821.1232;— ^aw^. Chaucer to Burns. 1887. 
 821.1231;— 5a»J^. Translations. 1883. 821.1229. — 
 Mackay, C:, comp. looi gems of Eng. poetry. 
 (1867.) "* 821. 1039.— Melville, G: J: Whyte- Songs 
 and verse. 821.1311. — Morris, M., ^rf. Poet's walk: 
 an introd. to Eng. poetry. 3d ed. 821.1276.— Oxen- 
 ford, J:, comp. Old English ditties .sel. from W: 
 Chappell's " Popular music of the olden time" . . . 
 the symphonies ... by G: A. Macfarren. 2 vols. 
 ■» 784. 37-8. — Palgrave, F. T., ed. Children's treas- 
 ury of Eng. song. (Gold, treas. ser.) 1887. 821. 
 1222;— Golden treasury of the best songs and lyrical 
 poems in the Eng. language. (Gold, treas. ser.) 
 
 1888. 821.1223;— The treasury of sacred song. 1890. 
 821.1309.— Peele, G: Miscellaneous poems. 16 pp. 
 (1627.) ( iVorks, V. 2.) p. 357, in ** 822.1086.— Rump 
 poems. (Royalist.) 1639-61. 2 vols. * 821. 991-2.— 
 8keat, W. W. Specimens of Eng. literature. 1879. 
 821.678.— Swinhurne, A. C: Poems and ballads. 
 2d ser. 1878. 821.397'.— Tennyson, A. Ballads 
 and other poems. (IVorks, v. 6.) 1888. 821.1212.— 
 Thackeray, W: M. Ballads. (IVorks, v. 11.) in 
 823- 1573- -WiUinott, R. A. PoeU of the 19th cen- 
 tury. 1884. 821.1324.— Wright, T:, <>(/. a«rf^>-. Po- 
 litical songs of England. John to Edward II. 
 (Camden 5oc., No. 6.) 1839. ** 942.976. 
 
 lEng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 English poetry. Collections and selections. Contin. 
 See also " Poetry " in Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 183. No. 4, 1884, p. 231. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 151-2. No. 5, 1888, pp. 289-90. 
 See also before under English literature. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 AUitaone, S. A. Poetical quotations from Chau- 
 cer to Tennyson. =** 821.10.— Bysshe, E: The art 
 of English poetry. 1725. ** 829.592. — Dictionary 
 of quotations from the British poets. 3 vols. 1824. 
 **82i.i20i-3. — Ward, A.. Ti,.,ed. Dictionary of quo- 
 tations from Eng. and Amer. poets. Based upon 
 Bohn's ed. (1883.) **S2i.i235. 
 History and criticism. 
 
 Brooks, Mrs. S.. (W.) English poetry and poets. 
 (1890.) 820.184.— Coleridge, S: T. Notes and lec- 
 tures upon Shakespeare, and some old poets 
 and dramatists. (Comp. works, v. 4.) 822.291. — Col- 
 lier, J. P. Poetical Decameron; or, ten conversa- 
 tions on Eng. poets and poetry. 2 vols. 1820. ** 
 821.100-101. — Dawson, W. J. The makers of mod- 
 ern English. 1890. 820.197. — ^De "Vere, A. T: Es- 
 says chiefly on poetry. 2 vols. 1887. 821.1191-2. — 
 £llis, G: Historical sketch of the rise and progress 
 of the Eng. poetry and language. 2 vols. 1801. (In 
 his Spec, of the early Eng. poets, vols. 1-2.) 821 .873-4. 
 — Gayley, C: M., and Scott, F. N. Literature. 34 
 pp. (/« ?A«V Guide to the lit. of aesthetics.) 1890. p. 
 73, in ** 16.227. — Genung, J: F. Tennyson's In 
 memoriam: its purpose and its structure. 3d ed. 
 1888. 811.17.— Hazlitt, W. Lectures on the Eng. 
 poets and Eng. comic writers. 1880. 824.113. — 
 Minto, W. Characteristics of Eng. poets. 1874. 
 820.169. — Pater, W. Appreciations, with an essay 
 on style. 1889. 811.22. — Simonds, W: E: Sir 
 Thomas Wyatt and his poems. 1889. 824.417. — 
 Stedman, E. C. The Victorian poets. 1876. 821 . 
 383.— Swinburne, A. C: A century of Eng. poetry. 
 25 PP- (/« Aw Miscellanies.) 1886. p. 25, ?'« 824 .405; 
 — Short notes on Eng. poets. 24 pp. (In his Mis- 
 cellanies.) 1886. p. I, in 824.405.— Ward, T. H., 
 ed. Eng. poets. Selections, with crit. introd. 4 
 vols. 1881. 821.705-8.— Warton.T: Hist, of Eng. 
 poetry from nth to 17th cent. 821.420; — Same. 12th 
 to i6th cent. Ed. by W. C. Hazlitt. 4 vols. 1871. 
 811. 9-12. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 183. No. 4, 1884, p. 231. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 151. No. 5, 1888, p. 290. 
 
 See also before under English literature, History, 
 criticism, manuals, p. 160. 
 Single authors. 
 
 Early period. The Library has works of Cockayne, 
 O. — Grosseteste, R., Bp. of Lincoln. 
 
 Chaucer to Shakespeare. See also before under English 
 literature, i4th-i6th centuries, p. 158. 
 
 The Library has works of Cliaucer, G. 1340 (or, 
 I328)-I400. — Dunbar, W: i46o(?)-i53o(?). — Gas- 
 coigne, G: 1536-1577. — Googe, B. 1540-1594. — 
 Henry, the minstrel. (Blind Harry.) 15th cent. — 
 James I., King of Scotland. 1391-1437. — Liydgate, 
 J: d. about 1460. — Roy, W: i6th cent. — Skelton, 
 J: circa 1460-1529. — Spenser, E. 1552-1599; and 
 others. 
 
 Elizabethan to 1625. See also before under English lit- 
 erature, i6th-i7th centuries, pp. 158, 159 
 
 The Library has works of iBarnfield, R: 1574- 
 1627.— Breton, N. i554(?)-i624.— Brooke, C. 17th 
 cent.— Carew, T: i598-i639(?).— Churchyard, T: 
 I52o(?)-i6o4. — Constable, H: 1562-1613. — Daniel, 
 S: 1562-1619. — Davies, Sir J: 1569-1626. — Donne, 
 J; 1573-1631. — Dyer, Sir E. circa 1540-1607. — 
 Fletclier, G. circa 1588-1623.— Fletcher, J: 1579- 
 1625.— Fraunce, A. i6th cent.— Gifford, H. 16th 
 cent. — Greville, F., Lord Brooke. 1554-1628. — Har- 
 bert, W: 17th cent.— Herbert, G: 1593-1633.— 
 Heywood, T: i58i(?)-i64o(?).— Jonson, Ben. 1573 
 -1637.— Lever, C. 17th cent.— Lodge, T: i558(?)- 
 1625. — Markham, G. 1570-1655.— Marston, J: 1575 
 (?)-i633.— Parker, M. i7thcent.— Peele, G: 1558(7)- 
 I598(?).— Randolph, T: i6o6(?)-i634(?).— Sack ville, 
 T:, Earl of Dorset. 1536-1608. — ,Sandys, G: 1577- 
 1644.— Shakespeare, W: 1564-1616.— Sidney, Sir 
 P' 1554-1586.— Southwell, R. i56o(?)-i595.— Tay- 
 lor, J: The 7vater-poet. 1580-1654. — Thynne, F. 
 16th cent. — Watson, T: circa 1560-1592. — Wotton, 
 Sir "H: 156S-1639; and others. 
 
 lyth century (from 1625). See also before under English 
 literature, 17th cent., p. 159. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 163 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cngrlish Fiction, Contin. 
 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 English poetry. Contin. 
 
 Single authors. Contin. 
 
 lyth century (from 1625). Contin. 
 
 The Library has works of Baxter, R: 1615-1691. 
 —Beaumont, J. 1615-1699.— Biinyan, J: 1628- 
 1688.— Butler, S: 161 2-1680.— Carey, P. 17th cent. 
 — Cary,L., 2 Viscoufit Falkland. i6io(?)-i643j-Con- 
 greve, W: 1670-1 729.— Cowley, A. 1618-1667.— 
 Crashaw, R. i6i3(?)-i65o(?).— Davenant, Sir W: 
 1606-1668. — Denliain, Sir y. 1615-1668. — Dryden, J: 
 1631-1700.— Fletcher, P. 1582-1650.— Glap'thorne, 
 H: 17th cent. — Habington, W: 1605-1654. — Har- 
 vey, C. 1597-1603.— Herrlck, R. 1591-1674.— Mar- 
 veil, A. 1621-1678.— Milton, J: 1608-1674.— More, 
 H: 1614-1687.— Norris, J: 1657-1711.— Otway, T: 
 1651-1685.— Prior, M. 1664-1721.— Quarles, F. 1592- 
 1644.— Suckling, Siry. 1609-1641.— Taylor, Jeremy. 
 1613-1667.— Vaughan, H. i622(?)-i695.— VilUers, G:, 
 Duke of Buckingham. 1627-1688.— Waller, E. 1605- 
 1687.— Walton, I. 1593-1683.— W^aslibourne, T: 
 17th cent.— Wllmot, J:, Earl of Rochester. 1647- 
 1680.— Wither, G : 1588-1667; and others. 
 
 i8th century. See also before under English literature, 
 i8th cent.^ p. 159. 
 
 The Library has works of Addison, J. 1672- 
 1719.— Akenside, M: 1721-1770.— Barbauld, Mrs. 
 A. I,. 1743-1825.— Beattie, J. 1735-1803.— Brooke, 
 H: i7o6-i783.-^Burns, R. 1759-1796.— Chatterton, 
 T: 1752-1770.— Churchill, C: 1731-1764.— Collins, 
 W: 1721-1756.— Colman, G., Jr. 1762-1836.— Con- 
 greve, W: 1670-1729.— Cowper, W: 1731-1800.— 
 Crabbe, G: 1754-1832.— Darwin, E. 1731-1802.— 
 Defoe, D. 1661-1731.— Dyer, J: i7oo(?)-i758.— Fal- 
 coner, W: 1732-1769.— Farquhar, G: 1678-1707. 
 Garrick, D: 1716-1779.— Gay, J- 1688-1732.— Glov- 
 er, R: 1712-1785.— Goldsmith, O. 1728-1774.— 
 Gray, T: 1716-1771.— Hughes, J: 1677-1720.— John- 
 son, S: 1709-17S4.— Lianghorne, J: 1735-1779. — 
 McPlierson, J. 1738-1796.— Moore, E: 1712-1757. 
 — Paruell, T: 1679-1717.— Pope, A. 1688-1744.— 
 Prior, M. 1664-1721.— Ramsay, A. 1685-1758. — 
 Rogers, Rev. S: 1763-1855.— Rowe, N. 1673-1718.— 
 Shenstone, W: 1714-1763.— Somerville, W: 1692- 
 1742.— Swift, J. 1667-1745.— Thomson, J. 1700- 
 1748.— Tickell, T: 1686-1740.— Warton, T: 1728- 
 1790.— Watts, I: 1674-1748.— Wesley, C: 1708-1788. 
 and J: 1703-1791. — Whitehead, W: 1715-1785. — 
 Wolcott, J: 1738-1819.— Young, E: 1681-1765; and 
 others. 
 
 Modern period. See also before under English lit- 
 erature, 19th cent., p. 159. 
 
 The Library has works of Arnold, Sir E. 1831- . 
 —Arnold, M. 1822-1888.— Austin, A. 1835- .— 
 Aytoun, W: E. 1813-1865.— Bailey, P. J. 1816- . 
 — Baillie, J. 1762-1851.— Barnes, W: 1800-1886.— 
 Beddoes, T: L. 1803-1849.— Blake, W: 1757-1827. 
 Bloomfleld, R. 1766-1823.— Bowles, W: L. 1762- 
 1850.— Browning, Mrs. E.. B. 1809-1861.— Brown- 
 ing, R. 1812-1889.— Buchanan, R. 1841- .—Byron, 
 G: G. N., Lord. 1788-1824.— Calverley, C: S. 1831- 
 1884.— Campbell, T: 1777-1844.— Chambers, R. 
 1802-1871.— Clough.A.H. 1819-1861.— Coleridge, H. 
 1796-1849.— Coleridge, S: T. 1772-1834.— Combe, 
 W: 1741-1823.— Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 1826-1887.— 
 Croker, J:W. 1 780-1857.— Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.) 
 1819-1880.— Cunningham, A. 1785-1842. — DeVere, 
 A. T. 1814- .— Dobell, S. T. 1824-1874.— Dobson, 
 H:A. 1840- .—Elliott, E. 1781-1849.— Fitzgerald, 
 E: 1809-1883.— Frere, J: H. 1769-1846.— Heber, R. 
 1783-1826.— Hemans, Mrs. F. D. 1794-1835.— Hogg, 
 J. 1772-1835.— Hood, T: 1798-1845.— Hunt, J. H:L. 
 1784-1859.— Ingelow, J. 1830- .— Ireland, W: H: 
 1777-1835.— Keats, J: 1795-1821.— Keble, J: 1792- 
 1866.— Kingsley, C: 1819-1875.— L,amb, C: 1775- 
 1834, and M..— L.andor, W. S. 1775-1864.— Locker, 
 F: 1821- .— Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- i Baron. 
 1805-1873.— Lytton, E: R. Bulwer- 2 Baron. 1831- . 
 — MacDonald, G: 1824- .— Mahony, F. S. 1804- 
 1866.— Marston, J: W. 1820- .— Milman, H: H. 
 1791-1868.— Montgomery, J. 1771-1854.— Moore, T: 
 1779-J852.— More, H. 1745-1833.— Morris, L. 1835- 
 .— Morris, W: 1834- .—Motherwell, W: 1797- 
 1835.— Newman, J: H: Cardinal. 1801-1890.— Percy, 
 T: 1728-1811.— Pollok, R. 1799-1827.— Praed, W: 
 M. 1802-1839.— Procter, A. A. 1825-1864.— Proc- 
 ter, B. W. 1787-1874.— Rogers, S: 1763-1855.— 
 Ro88etti,C. G. 1830- .— Rossetti, D. G. 1828-1882. 
 —Scott, Sir W. 1771-1832.— .Shelley, P. B. 1792- 
 1822 — Southey, R. 1774-1843.- Swinburne, A. C: 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 English poetry. Contin. 
 
 Single authors. Contin. 
 
 Modern period. Contin. 
 
 1837- .— Symonds, J: A. 1840- .— Tannahill, R. 
 1774-1810.— Taylor, Sir H: 1805-1886.— Taylor, T. 
 1817-1880. — Tennyson, A. Lord. 1809- .—Thom- 
 son, J. 1834-1882.— Tupper, M. F. 1810-1889. — 
 White, H: K. 1785-1806.— Wilson, Jr 1785-1854.— 
 —Wordsworth, W: 1770-18S0; and others. 
 
 Finnish literature. 
 
 Geoflfroy, A. La Finlande et la Kalevala. 21 pp. 
 {Rev. d. d. Mondes, 1871, 2 p6r., v. 91.) p. 300, tn 
 ** 54.296.— Kalevala, Selections from the. Tr. by 
 J: A. Porter. 1875. 821.317.— Marmier, X. De 
 la po^sie finlandaise. 24 pp. {Rev. d. d. Mondes, 
 1842, 4 s., V. 32.) p. 68, in ** 54. 149. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 454, m ** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. 1, 1887, p. 156, in ** 50.1". 
 
 French literature, Bibliography. 
 
 Blanc, J. Bibliographic italico-frangaise univer- 
 selle. 1475-1885. 2 vols. ** 15.270-1.— I,orenz, O. 
 Catalogue g€n6ral de la librairie fran5aise pendant 
 1840-65, et 1866-75. 8 vols. 1807-80. ** 15. 31-8.— 
 Nisard, M. E. C. Histoire des livres populaires. 
 2 vols. 1854. 840.27-8.— Querard, J. M. La lit- 
 t^raturefranjaisecontemporaine. 1827-1849. 6 vols. 
 * 15 •64-9- 
 
 •^— ^ Collections and selections. 
 
 Carey, Mrs. M., tr. Fairy legends of the French 
 provinces. 1887. 291 .76.— Curwen.H., <>-. French 
 love songs and other poems. 1871. 821 .683.— Fon- 
 taine, C. Les pontes franjais du XIXe siecle. 
 1889. 842.157.— Legrand d'Aussy, P. J. B. Fab- 
 liaux. Tr. by G. L. Way. 3 vols. 1815. 841.2-4.— 
 Masson, G. French classics with English notes. 7 
 vols. (In French.) vols. 1-3: Plays by Corneille, 
 Moli^re and Racine; v. 4: Letters of Mnie. de S6vig- 
 n6; V. 5: Tales by mod. writers; v. 6: Plays by Regn- 
 ard, Brueys, and Palaprat; v. 7: Louis XIV., and 
 his contemporaries. 849.14-20;— La lyre fran^aise 
 (with Eng. notes). 842.151. — Saintsbury, G:, ed. 
 French lyrics. 1883. 841 .32;— Specimens of French 
 literature: Villon to Hugo. 840.26. 
 History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Arnold, M. /« Am Essays in criticism. 824.3. — 
 Besant, W. The French humourists from the 12th 
 to the 19th century. 1877. 928.147.— Buckle, H: T: 
 State of historical literature in France, from the end 
 of the i6th to the end of the 18th century. {Ln his 
 Hist, of civ. in Eng., v. i.) 1878. p. 553, in 313.37. — 
 Houssaye, A. In his Behind the scenes of the 
 Com^die Fran9aise, and other recollections. 1889. 
 842.152.— Hutson,C:W. A history of French lit- 
 erature. 1889. 840.69. —James, H:, Jr. French 
 poets and novelists. 1&84. 840.68. — Laun, H. van. 
 History of French literature. 3 vols. 1877. 840. 
 2-4.— Matthews, J. B. French dramatists of the 
 19th century. 1881. 842.39.— Nisard, ;j. M. N. D. 
 Histoire de la litt6rature fran9aise. 4 vols. 1S89. 
 840.70-3.— Nisard, M. E. C. Histoire des livres 
 populaires, ou, de la litt^rature du colportage. 2 
 vols. 1854. 840.27-8.— Pares, A. P. Ancient French 
 romances. 50 pp. («^«7A Longfellow, H: W. Aara- 
 nagh.) p. 190, zn 823.1010.— Saintsbury, G: Prim- 
 er of French literature. 1880. 840.14;— Short his- 
 tory of French literature. 1882. 840.23.— Scherer, 
 E. In his Etudes sur la litt^rature contemporaine. 
 9 vols. 1885-9. 844.32-40.— Stael-Holstein,A/»i^.de. 
 In her The influence of literature upon society, v. 
 2. in ** 810.21. 
 
 For collected works of French authors, see Cata- 
 logues of this Library. 
 
 No. 4, 1884, pp. 325-32- No. 5, 1888, pp. 145-73. 
 French poetry, History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Besant, W. Studies in early French poetrj'. 
 1877. 841.20.— Do wden, E: On some French writ- 
 ers of verse. 1830-1877. 35 pp. {In his Studies in 
 ht, etc.) p. 392, in 8oo.4.--James, H:, Jr. French 
 poets and novelists. 1884. 840.68. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 48S-90, in 
 **■ 50.1; — 5a»i^, to Jan. 1, 1887. pp. 167-8, m**5o.i='. 
 German literature, Bibliography. 
 
 Allgemeine Blbliographie fiir Deutschland. 
 1884-90. 7 vols. * 15.273'-'.— Heinsius, W. All- 
 gemeines Biicher-Lexikon, 1700-1879. 14 vols. 1812- 
 81. ** 11.195-208.— Janssen, J. Kunst u. Volks- 
 literatur bis 1618. (/n his Gesch. des deutschen 
 Volkes, v. 6.) 1888. 943.139.— Kayser, C. G. VoU- 
 stiindiges Biicher-Lexikon, 1750-1886; u. Sachregis- 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 164 
 
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 Literature. Contin. 
 
 German literature, Bibliography. Contin. 
 
 ter. (1838.) 25 vols. ** II. 88-88".— Maltzahn.W. 
 Freiherr von. Ueutscher Biicherschatz des 16., 17., 
 18. bis uin die Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts. 1882. 
 * 15.62. — Vierteljahrs-Catalog aller neuen Er- 
 scheinungen im Felde der Wteratur in Deutsch- 
 land. 1880-1890. II vols. ** 15. so"'-**. 
 Collections and selections. 
 
 Baskerville, A. Poetry of Germany. 1879. 
 831 . 72. — Beauties of German literature. ( Chandos 
 classics.) 830.51. — ^Buchheim, C. A., ^rf. Deutsche 
 Lyrik. (Gold, treas. ser.) 18S6. 831.123.— Hartel, 
 A. Deutsches Liederlexikon. *784.2. — Hedge, F. 
 H. Prose-writers of Germany. 1870. 839.2. — Heine, 
 H. Wit, wisdom and pathos; with pieces from the 
 "Book of songs." 1888. 830.61.- Miiller, F: M. 
 The German classics from the 4th to the 19th cen- 
 tury. 2 vols. 839.59-60. — Pletscli, O., and Fiill- 
 haas, J., and others. Deutscher Humor in Poesie. 
 1872. 831.36. — Schwab, G., ^rf. FiiufBucher deutsch- 
 er Lieder und Gedichte. 1857. 831.35.— Storm, T. 
 Hausbuch aus deutschen Dichtern seit Claudius. 
 1872. 831.108. 
 History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Dippold, G: T. Great epics of mediaeval Ger- 
 many. 1882. 830.47. — Gervinus, G. G. Ge- 
 schichte der deutschen Dichtung. 5 vols. 1874. 839. 
 7-11. — Gothe, J. W. von. Deutsche Literatur. 
 (^lVerke,\. ■iSi.) ;« 830.30.— Hebbel, F. Charakter- 
 istiken. — Kritiken. {Sdmmt. IVerJte, vols. 11, 12.) pp. 
 3, 163, in 839.71-2. — Heine, H. The romantic school 
 in German literature. Tr. by S. t,. Fleischman. 
 1882. 830.48. — Hettner, H. Deutsche Literatur im 
 18. Jahrhundert. 4 vols. 1879. 809.23-6. — Hos- 
 mer, J. K. Short history of German literature. 
 1879. 830.1. — Janssen, J. Geschichte des deutsch- 
 en Volkes. V. 6: Kunst u. Volksliteratur (bis 1618). 
 1-12. Aufl. 1888. 943.139. — Koenig, R. Deutsche 
 Literaturgeschichte. 1879. 830.52. — Moschzisker, 
 F. A. A guide to German literature. 2 vols. 1850. 
 ♦830.53-4. — Miiller, F: M. German literature. 50 
 pp. (/n his Chips from a German workshop, v. 3.) 
 p. 1, in 824.296. — Parker, T. German literature. 
 24 pp. (In his Crit. writings.) p. 161, ?'« 829.185. — 
 Stael-Holstein, Mme. de. In her Germany, v. 1. 
 in 914.61; — In her Influence of literature upon so- 
 ciety, V. 2. in ** 810.21. — Taylor, B. Studies in 
 German literature. 1879. 830.37. — Taylor, W., of 
 Norwich. Historic survey of German poetry. 3 
 vols. 1828. 831.7-9.— Teuffel, W. S. Studien und 
 Charakteristiken zur . . . deutschen Literaturge- 
 schichte. 1871. 809.6. — "Weir, A. National litera- 
 ture and art in Germany. 42 pp. (In his Hist, 
 basis of modern Europe.) 1886. p. 506, j'n 940.197. 
 
 See also Catalogue of this Library. No. 5, 1S88. 
 p. 184. 
 
 Also Poole's Index (to 1882.) pp. 513-14, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. pp. 175-6, in ** 50.1^. 
 Greek literature, Bibliography. 
 
 £ngelmann, W. Bibliotheca scriptorum classi- 
 corum 1700-1878. 1. Abth., scriptores Grseci. 1880. 
 ** 16.70. — Fabrlcius, J. A. Biblioth. Grseca sive 
 notitia scriptorum veterum Grsecorum. 14 vols. 
 171S-28. **88o.i4-27.— Moss, J. W. Manual of clas- 
 sical bibliography. 2 vols. 1837. ** 16.1-2. 
 Collections and selections. 
 
 Brnnck, R. F. P. Gnomici poetse Grseci. (Gr.) 
 1784. 884.10.— Church, A. J: Stories from the 
 Greek tragedians. 1879. 808.1378;— 5a w«. 882.18.— 
 £Iton, C: A. Specimens of the Greek and Roman 
 classic poets. 3 vols. 1854. 811.3-5. — Mariager, 
 P. Pictures of Hellas. Five tales of ancient Greece. 
 Tr. by M.. J. Safford. 1888. 823.5279.— Meleager 
 of Gadara. Fifty poems. (Gr. and Eng.) Tr. by 
 W. Headlam. 1890. 821.1343.— Pollard, A. W., «rf. 
 Odes from the Greek dramatists. (Gr.) & tr. 1890. 
 881.18. - K , -r- 
 
 ■ Dictionaries. 
 
 Antbon,C: Classical dictionary. 1888. 930.26. 
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 1875. **930.28.— Smith, W. Dictionary of Greek 
 and Roman biography and mythology. 3 vols. 
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 ■History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Authon, C; Manual of Greek literature. 1859. 
 889.7.— Browne, R- W. History of classical litera- 
 ture: Greek literature. 809.47.— Dunbar, G. Of the 
 literature of the Greeks. (PotterJ: Archceol.Grceca, 
 V. 2.) 1813. p.56, ;«**938.97.— Gedde8,W:D. The 
 
 Cnglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Literature. Contiti. 
 
 Greek literature. Contin. 
 
 History, criticism, etc. Contin. 
 
 problem of the Homeric poems. 1S78. 880.42.— Grote, 
 G: In his History of Greece, vols. 1,2, 4, 8. 938. 1, 2, 
 4, S.— Haigh, A. E. The Attic theatre. 1889. 882. 
 22.— Jebb, R. C. Greek literature. 1878. 880.5.— 
 Jevons, F. B. History of Greek literature ... to 
 the death of Demosthenes. 1886. 880.28.— Klein, J. 
 L. Geschichte des griechischen . . . Drama's. 2 
 vols. (In his Gesch. des Drama's, vols. 1-2.) * 832. 
 95-6. — Lawtou, W: C. On the origin and spirit of At- 
 tictragedy. 20 pp. p. i, /« 882.21. — Louage,A. His- 
 tory of Greek and Roman classical literature. 1873. 
 880.6. — Mahaft'y, Rev. J: P. A history of classical 
 Greek literature. 2 vols. 889.8-9.— Moulton, R: 
 G: The ancient classical drama. 1890. 872.11. — 
 Snider, D. J. Homer's Iliad: a commentary. 880. 
 41. — Symonds, J:A. Studies of the Greek poets. 2 
 vols. 1880. 881.1-2.— Teuft'el, W. S. Studien und 
 Charakteristiken zur griechischen . . . Literatur- 
 geschichte. 1871. 809.6. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 5.S4-6, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. pp. 190-1, in ** 50.1". 
 
 Hebrew literature. Bibliography. 
 
 Fiirst, J. Bibliotheca Judaica. 2 vols. 1863. 
 =** 16.64-5. — Lippe, C. D. Bibliog. Lexikon der ge- 
 sammten jiidischen Literatur der Gegenwart. 1881. 
 893 5. — Neubauer, A. Catalogue of the Hebrew 
 manuscripts in the Bodleian Library. 1886. ** 16. 
 207. — Steinschneider, M. Bibliog. Handbuch 
 iiber die Literatur fiir heb. Sprachkunde. 1859. 
 * 16.105. 
 
 Collections and selections. 
 
 Hurwltz, H. Hebrew tales; tr. from the ancient 
 Hebrew sages. Prefixed, essay on the uninspired 
 literature of the Hebrews. 1847 893.4 -Lazarus, 
 E. Jewish poems; translations. (Poems, v. 2.) 
 1889. 821.1298. — Pascheles, W.jConip. Sippurim: 
 Sammlung jiidischer Volkssagen. 1883. 296.62. 
 
 History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Coles, A. New rendering of the Hebrew psalms 
 into Eng. verse. 18S8. 223.24. — Heilprin, M. His- 
 torical poetry of the Hebrews. 2 vols. 1879. 899. 
 20-1. — Liowtli, R. Lectures on the sacred poetry of 
 the Hebrews. Tr. by G. Gregory. 1847. 893.6. — 
 Rothschild, C, and A. de. History and literature 
 of the Israelites. 2 vols. 1870. 933.42-3. — Taylor, I: 
 Spirit of Hebrew poetry. 1873. 811.2. — Zuns, L. 
 In his Gesammelte Schriften. 3 vols, (in 1). 1875-6. 
 296.70. 
 
 See also Catalogue of this Library. No. 5, 1888. 
 pp. 196-200. 
 
 Also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 581-2, in** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. 1, 1887. p. 199, in ** 50.1^. 
 Hungarian literature. 
 
 Bowring, 5?> J. Poetry of the Magyars. 831.10. 
 — Czink, J. Historical sketches of Hungarian lit- 
 erature. (In his Complete . . . gram, of Hung, 
 lang.) 1853. * 499.23. 
 
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 ** 50.1. 
 Icelandic literature. See also Scandinavian liter- 
 ature. 
 
 Anderson, R. A. The younger Edda. 1880. 
 293-4- — Die Kdda, die altere und jiingere. Ubers. 
 von K. Simrock. 1876. 293.2. — Saeuiund, the 
 learned. The (elder) Edda. 1S66. 899.19.— Snorro 
 Sturluson. Heimskringla; or, the sagas of the 
 Norse Kings. Tr. by S: Laing. 2d ed. 4 vols. 
 1889. * 948.29-32. — Vigfusson, G., and Powell, F. 
 Y. Corpus poeticum boreale. 2 vols. 1883. 898. 
 134-5- 
 
 History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Metcalfe, F. The Englishman and the Scandi- 
 navian; or, a comparison of Anglo-Saxon and old 
 Norse literature. 1880. 809.37. 
 
 See also Iceland, p. 127. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 622, in ** 
 50.1; — Saw^, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 214, in **5o.i'. 
 Irish literature. History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Madden, R:R. History of Irish periodical lit- 
 erature from the end of the 17th to the middle of 
 the 19th cent. 2 vols. 1867. 820.41-2. — Mills, A. Lit- 
 erature and literary men of Gt. Brit, and Ireland. 
 2 vols. 1858. 820.77-8. — Murray, J: O'K. Prose 
 and poetry of Ireland. 1878. 829.178. 
 
 See also Ireland, p. 132. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 662, in ** 
 50.1; — 5a w^, to Jan. 1, 1887. p. 228, i« ** yi.i*. 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 165 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
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 Literature. Contin. 
 
 Italian literature. 
 
 Uallain, A. H: Influence of Italian works of 
 imagination on the same class of compositions in 
 England. 46 pp. {In his Remains in verse and 
 prose.) 1863. p. 180, in 829.111.— Howells, W: D. 
 Modern Italian poets: essays and versions. 1887. 
 
 854 -S- ^ 
 
 Bwnography. 
 
 Blauc, J. Bibliog^raphie italico-franjaise uni- 
 verselle. 1475-1885. 2 vols. ** 15. 270-1. 
 Collections and selections. 
 
 Parnaso italiano ovvero raccolta de' poeti 
 classici italiani. 56 vols. 1784-91. ** 851.24-79. — 
 Rossetti, D. G. Dante and his circle. 1876. 851.8. 
 History, criticism, and manuals. 
 
 Klein, J. \^. Geschichte des italienischen Dra- 
 ma's. 4 vols. {In his Gesch. des Drama's, vols. 
 4-7.) * 832.98-102.— Prescott, W: H. Poetry and 
 romance of the Italians. {In his Biog. . . . misc.) 
 in 920.150. — Simpsou, L. F. Literature of Italy to 
 the death of Boccacio. 1859. 850.1.— Sisinondi, 
 J. C. ly. S. de. Literature of southern Europe. 2 
 vols. 1877. 809.19-20. — Symonds, J: A. An intro- 
 duction to the study of Dante. 2d ed. 1890. 850. 
 31; — Renaissance in Italy, vols. 4-5: Italian litera- 
 ture. 2 vols. 1881. 850. 29- JO. — Tiraboschi, G. 
 Storia della letteratura Italiana. 16 vols. 1822-6. 
 850.3-18. 
 Japanese literature, History, criticism, etc 
 
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 d. Mondes. 1878. 3plr.,v. 29.) p. 747, z«** 54.343. 
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 the Japanese. {Trubner's Orient. ser.) 1880. 899.30. 
 — 'Wliite, C. A. Classic literature . . . with some 
 account of the. . . Japanese, etc. 1889. p. 42i,»« 
 810.54. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 679, tn 
 **5o.i; — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 234, in** 50.1^. 
 Latin literature. Bibliography. 
 
 Bibliothecascriptorum classicorum. ** 16.54. — 
 Fabricius, J : A . Bibliotheca Lat. mediae et innmse 
 setatis. 5 vols. 1634-46. ** 16.111-15. — Mayor, J: 
 E. B. Bibliog. clue to Latin literature. 1875. 870. 
 II. — Moss, J. W. Manual of classical bibliog. 2 
 
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 Dictionaries. 
 
 Antlion, C. Classical dictionary. 1888. ** 930. 
 26. — Lempriere, J. Bibliotheca classica. 1875. 
 **930.28.— Kich, A. »ictionary of Greek and Ro- 
 man antiquities. 1874. ** 930.29.— Snaith, W: Dic- 
 tionary of Greek and Roman antiquities. 1S78. ** 
 930.27; — Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography 
 and mythology. 3 vols. 1880. ** 920.242-4. 
 History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Crutwell, C: T: History of Roman literature. 
 1877. 870.2. — Klein, J. L. Geschichte des griechisch- 
 en und romischeu Drama's. 2 vols. {In his 
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 A. History of Greek and Roman classical literature. 
 1873. 880.6. — Merivale, C: In his History of the 
 Romans, vols. 2, 6. 937.79,81. — Mommsen, T. In 
 A/5 History of Rome. vols. 2, 3. 937.5,6. — Moulton, 
 R: G. The ancient classical drama. 1890. 872.11. — 
 Quackenbos, J: D. Illustrated history of ancient 
 literature, oriental and classical. 1879. 899.9. — 
 Schmitz, L. History of Latin literature. 1877. 
 870.3. — Sellar, W: Y. The Roman poets of the re- 
 public. 3d ed. 870.18. — Simcox, G: A. Latin lit- 
 erature from Ennius to Boethius. 2 vols. 1883. 
 809.57-8.— Studien u. Charakteristiken zur . . . 
 romischen . . . Literaturgeschichte. 1871. 809.6. — 
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 tur. 1875. 870.4. — Thompson, H-.-ed. History of 
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 50.1; — 5a wi^, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 250, in** $0.1". 
 
 Norse literature. See Icelandic literature. — Scan- 
 dinavian literature. 
 
 Oriental literature. 
 
 Fiirst, J. In his Bibliotheca Judaica. 3 vols. 
 1863. ** 16.63-5.— Zenker, J. T. Bibliotheca orien- 
 tals. 2 vols, (in i). 1846-61. ""* 16.66. 
 
 See also Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Sanskrit, 
 etc., literature. 
 
 Persian literature. 
 
 Wliite, C. A. Classic literature . . . with some 
 account of the Persian, etc. p. 371, in 810.54. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 992, in ''='► 50. 1 ; 
 — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 336, in ** 50.1'. 
 
 English Fiction. Contiti. 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 Polish literature. History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Jto wring:, J: Specimens of Polish poets, with 
 notes on the literature of Poland. 1827. 899.3. — 
 Klaczko, J. La poSsie polonaise au i9e si6cle. 60 
 pp. {Rev. d. d. Mondes. 1862. 2 p6r., v. 37.) p. 5, in 
 **54.242. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1025, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 347, in ** 50.1". 
 Portuguese literature. History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Bouterweck, F: History of Spanish and Por- 
 tuguese literature. 2 vols. 1823. 860.2-3. — Sis- 
 inondi, J. C. L. S. de. Literature of the south ol 
 Europe. 2 vols. 1877. 809.19-20. 
 
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 50 I- 
 PR0VEN9AL literature, History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Fauriel, C. C. History of Proven9al poetry. 
 Tr. by G. J. Adler. i860. 841.26.— Hueffer, F. 
 The troubadours: history of Provencal life and lit- 
 erature in the middle ages. 1878. 840.15. — Preston, 
 H. W. Troubadours and trouv&res: new and old. 
 1876. 841.15.- Sismondi, J. C. L. S. de. In his 
 Literature of the south of Europe, v. i. in 809.19. 
 
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 ** 50.1. 
 Roman literature. See Latin literature. 
 Russian literature, History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Bazan, Mrs. E. P. Russia: its people and its 
 literature. 1890. 890.7. — Delaveau, H. La lit- 
 t^rature et la vie militaire en Russie. 36 pp. {Rev. 
 d. d. Mondes. 1856. 2 p6r., v. 4.) p. 775, in ** 54.209. 
 — Dupuy, E. Great masters of Russian literature 
 in the 19th cent. Tr. by N. H. Dole. 1886. 890.4.— 
 Jauflfret, A. De la litt^rature russe. 17 pp. {Rev. 
 d. d. Mondes. 1831. v. 2.) p. 99, in ** 54.103. — 
 Saint Julien, C: de. La litt^rature en Russie. 34 
 pp. {Rev d. d. Mondes. 1851. n. p6r., v. 12.) p. 67, 
 in ** 54.185. — Turner, C: E: Studies in Russian 
 literature. 1882. 897. 11.— Vogiie, E. M. de. The 
 Russian novelists. (Cop. 1887.) S90.6. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1138, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 381, in ** 50. i'''. 
 
 See also Gogol, N. V.; Pushkin, A. S.; Tolstoi, 
 L. N. ; Turgenef, I. S., in gen. alphabet. 
 Sanskrit literature, History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Burnonf, E. La litt^rature sanscrite. 14 pp. 
 {Rev. d. d. Mondes. 1833. 2piJr., v. i.) p. 264, in ** 
 54.110. — Kaegi, A. The Rigveda: the oldest litera- 
 ture of the Indians; with add. to the notes by R. 
 Arrowsmith. 1886. 899.31.— Muir, J. Original 
 Sanskrit texts on the origin and history of the peo- 
 ple of India. 5 vols. 1872. * 954.51-5. — Poor, L. 
 E. Sanskrit and kindred literature. 1880. 894.8; 
 — Same. 1890. 899.32. — Reed, E.. A. Hindu litera- 
 ture. 1891. 899.33. — "Weber, A. Akademische 
 Vorlesungen iiber indische Literaturgeschichte. 2. 
 Aufl. 1876. 894.27.— White, C. A. Classic litera- 
 ture, principally Sanskrit, Greek, and Roman, etc. 
 1889. p. 5, in 810.54.— "Williams, .Sir M. Indian 
 epic poetry; lectures: analysis of the Rdmdyana, and 
 of the Mahi-bhdrata. 1863. 894.28.— "Wilson, H. H. 
 Essays on Sanskrit literature. ( IVorks, vols. 3-5.) 
 1864. 894.17-19. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1151, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p, 386. in ** 50.1''. 
 Scandinavian literature. History, criticism, etc. 
 
 Gosse, E. Northern studies. 1890. 898.136. — 
 Horn, F: "W. History of Scandin. literature. Tr. 
 by Anderson; bibliog. by Solberg. 1884. 898.130. — 
 riowitt, W:, andM.. Literature and romance of 
 northern Europe. 2 vols. 1852. 804.13-14. — Schweit- 
 zer, P. Geschichte der altskandinavischen Littera- 
 tur . . bis zur Reformation. 1885. 898.133. 
 
 See also before under Icelandic literature. 
 
 Also "Scandinavia" in the general alphabet. 
 
 /I /jo Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1155, in '**5o.i; 
 — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 387, in **50.i*. 
 Servian literature. 
 
 Bow^ring, J: Servian popular poetry. 1827. 
 899.2; — Same. 899.7. — Cazaux, J. de. La po^sie 
 legendaire chez les Serbes. 3 pp. (Rev. d. d. 
 Mondes. 1868. 2e p^r., v. 76.) p. 509, m "*■* 54.281. — 
 Majatovies, Mme. E. L., tr. Serbian folk-lore. 
 Ed. with introd. by Rev. "W. Denton. 1874. 897.10. 
 
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 ** 50.1. 
 Spanish literature, History, criticism, etc. 
 
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ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 166 
 
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 !Eug:lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Literature. Contin. 
 
 Spanish literature, History, criticism, etc, Contin. 
 ishhooks, (/w Misc. Hisp.-Anier., vols. 2, 3, 4.) 1829. 
 in 980.7, 8, 9. — Bouterwek, F: History of Spanish 
 literature. 1847. 860.1; — History of Spanish and 
 Poituguese literature. 2 vols. 1S23. 860.2-3. — 
 Klein, J. L. Geschichte des spanischen Drama's. 
 4 vols, (in 5). {In his Gesch. des Drama's, vols. 8- 
 II.) * 832.103-107.— Slsmondl, J. C. L. S. de. Litera- 
 ture of the south of IJurope. V. 2. 1877. p. 86, in 
 809 . 20.— Tlcknor, G : History of Spanish literature . 
 3 vols. 1872. 860.4-6. Note. — Reviewed by W: H. 
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 Bowring, J: Ancient poetry and romances of 
 Spain: selected and translated. * S61.2. — Lock- 
 hart, J. G.,tr. Spanish ballads. 821.854.— Southey, 
 R., tr. Chronicle of the Cid. in 821 .854. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1231, in ** 
 50.i;—Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 413, in ** 50.1^. 
 
 Swedish literature. Howitt,W:,a«rfHowitt, il/r5. 
 M.. (B.) Literature and romance of northern Eu- 
 rope. V. 2. 804.14. 
 
 See also Sweden in the gen. alphabet. 
 See also Poole's Index to (1882). p. 1274, in ** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 428, in ** 50.1*. 
 
 Turkish literature. See Poole's Index (to 1882). 
 P- i333i "» ** 50. j;— Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 448, in 
 501"- 
 
 Little barefoot. Auerbach, B. 823.3053 
 
 Little classics, vols. 1-18. Johnson, R., ed. 
 
 829.124-141 
 
 Little dinner at Timmins's. 23 pp. Thack- 
 eray, W: M. in 823.1572 
 
 Little Dorrit. Dickens, C: J: H. 823.419 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5315-16 
 
 Little duke. The. Yonge, C. M.. 808.1576 
 
 Little flower-people. Hale, G. E.. 808.1465 
 
 Little folks' history of England. Knox, Mrs. 
 I. (C.) _ 808.616 
 
 Little folks in feathers and fur and others in 
 neither. Miller, Tf/rj. H. (M.) 808.1888 
 
 Little Golden; or, the pride of the family. 
 By the author of "The fatal mistake." 
 
 823.4770 
 
 Little Goldie. Hayden, Mrs. S. 
 
 in 823.5101 
 
 Little good-for-nothing, The. Daudet, A. 
 
 823.6846 
 
 Little Guzzy and other stories. Habberton, 
 J: 823.7134 
 
 Little Hodge. Jenkins, E: 823.900 
 
 Little journey in the world, A. Warner, C: 
 
 D. 823.6579 
 Little Loo. Russell, W: C. 823.4776 
 
 Same. z« 823.4977 
 
 Little Louvre, The. Abbott, J. 808.581 
 
 Little Make-Believe. Farjeon, B: L. 
 
 in 823.6599 
 Little moorland princess. John, E. 
 
 823.3052 
 Little neighbors at Elmridge. Church, Mrs. 
 
 E. (R.) 808.1633 
 Little Nell. Dickens, C: J: H. 808.1571 
 Little old man of BatignoUes, The. Gabor- 
 
 iau, E. in 823.2731 
 
 Little ones annual. Stories and poems for 
 little people. 808.1923 
 
 Little Paul. Abbott, J. in 808.591 
 
 Little Pierre, the pedlar of Alsace; or, the re- 
 ward of filial piety. Tr. by J. M. C. 
 
 823.6839 
 Little pilgrim, A. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 in 823.5038 
 Same. in 823 . 6695 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Little savage. Marryat, Ca/>/. F: 823.1101 
 Little schoolmaster Mark. Shorthouse, J. 
 H: 823.4881 
 
 Same. z« 823.4993; 823.5413 
 
 Little sister. Yardley, i^/r.y. J.. 823.4535 
 
 Little Tu'penuy. Gould, S. Baring- 
 
 823.5579 
 
 Little vagabond. The. Macquoid, Mrs. K.. 
 S. 808.1622 
 
 Little Venice, and other stories. Litchfield, 
 G. D. 823.7395 
 
 Living link, The. De Mille, J. 823.5852 
 
 Same. 823.6214 
 
 Living or dead. Fargus, F:J: ?'« 823.4978 
 Same. i« 823.5056; in 823.5066 
 
 Living too fast. Adams, W: T. 823.1831 
 
 Same. 823.5339 
 
 Livingstone, David, Story of. Rathbone, 
 Mrs. M.. A. (M.) 823.5583 
 
 Livius Patavinus, Titus. Church, A. J: 
 Stories from Livy. Illus. 808.1545 
 
 Contents .—Th^ story of Romulus and of Numa. 
 — The story of Alba. — The story of the elder Tar- 
 quin. — The story of Servius. — The story of Brutus. — 
 The story of Lars Porsenna. — The story of Corio- 
 lanus. — The story of the Fabii. — The story of Cin- 
 cinnatus. — The story of the Decemvirs and of Vir- 
 ginia.— The story of Veii.— The story of Camillus. — 
 The story of Rome and the Gauls. — The story ot 
 Manlius of the twisted chain. — Stories of certain 
 great Romans. — The story of the passes of Caudium. 
 
 Livy. See Livius Patavinus, Titus. 
 
 Liza. Turgenef, I. S. 823.4212 
 
 Lloyd, D: Demarest. Poor Ogla-Moga. 35 
 pp. {In Stories by Amer. authors, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 99, z>/ 823.4704 
 
 Lloyd Pennant. Neville, R. 823.1187 
 
 Lobeira, Vasco de. Amadis of Gaul. Tr. 
 from the Spanish version of Garciordonez 
 de Montalvo. By. R. Southey. 3 vols. 
 
 ** 823.6893-5 
 
 Lobeyra, V. de. See Lobeira, V. de. 
 
 Locke, D: Ross. {^Petroleum V. Nasby.'\ 
 
 A paper city. 823 . 1008 
 
 Locke, Mrs. M.. In far Dakota. 823.7217 
 Locke Amsden. Thompson, D. P. 
 
 823.4171 
 
 Lockhart, J: Gibson. Reginald Dalton. 
 
 (Anon.) _ 823.4511 
 
 Valerius: a Roman story. (Anon.) 
 
 823.4513 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6718-19 
 
 Lockhart, Laurence W: Maxwell. 
 
 A night with the Volunteers of Strath- 
 
 kinahan. 59 pp. (/« Tales from Black- 
 wood.) ill 823.7485 
 
 Unlucky Tom Griffin, his love and his 
 
 luck. 82 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, 
 2dser., V. 4.) in 823.7488 
 
 Lockwood, Ingersoll. Travels and adventures 
 of little Baron Trump and his wonderful 
 dog Bulger. Illus. by G: W. Edwards. 
 
 808.1895 
 Lodge, Mrs. — . Under a ban. 823.4767 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5023 
 
 Logan, Olive, now Sikes, Mrs. O. (L.) 
 Lola : a tale of Gibraltar. Griffiths, A. 
 
 823.678 
 Lombard street mystery. Robertson, M. 
 
 823.5457 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 167 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eiiglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 London. See also England. 
 
 Abbott, J. Rollo in London. 808.917 
 
 Rideing, W: H: Young folks' history 
 
 of London. 942.1309 
 
 London life. James, Yi\,Jr. 823.6536 
 
 London's heart. Farjeon, B: L. 823.550 
 
 Lonely island, The. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.1263 
 Lonely life. Blytlie, J. A. St. J: 823.2355 
 Long, Lily A. A squire of low degree. 
 
 823.7396 
 Long exile, and other stories for children. 
 
 Tolstoi, Count 1,. N. 808.1348 
 
 Longfellow, H: Wadsworth. Prose works. 
 
 V. 3. 823.1010 
 
 Contents: — Kavanagh. — Driftwood (viz.: Ancient 
 French romances. — Frithiof 's Saga. — Twice-told 
 tales. — The great metropolis. — Anglo-Saxon litera- 
 ture. — Paris in the 17th century. — Table-talk.) 
 
 Longnose the dwarf, etc. Haufif, W. 
 
 808.1237 
 
 Longstreet, A: Baldwin. Georgia scenes, 
 characters, incidents, &c., in the first half 
 century of the republic. By a native 
 Georgian. 2d ed. Illus. 823.1012 
 
 Longus. The amours of Daphnis and Chloe. 
 87 pp. {Greek romances. Tr. by Rev. R. 
 Smith.) p. 261, z« 823.2134 
 
 Look before you leap. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 823.4469 
 Same. 
 
 Looking back. Shipley, M. 
 
 Looking backward 2000-18: 
 
 Loom and the lugger, The 
 
 neau, H. 
 Lora: the major's daughter. 
 
 in 823.5125 
 E.. 823.1423 
 7. Bellamy, E: 
 
 823.5495 
 
 2 pts. Marti- 
 
 in ** 823.6711 
 
 Lord Brockenhurst. 
 
 Behrens, B. 
 
 823.6321 
 Brydges, Sir S: E. 
 
 in 823.145 
 Lord Harry Bellair. 2 vols. Rathbone, Mrs. 
 M.. A. (M.) 823.7112-13 
 
 Lord Hermitage. Grant, J. 823 . 4797 
 
 Lord Hope's choice. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. 
 (W.) 823.1978 
 
 Lord Kilgobbin. Lever, C: J. 823.985 
 
 Lord mayor. Holt, E. S.. 823.7104 
 
 Lord mayor of London. Ainsworth, \V: H. 
 
 823.5604 
 Lord Montagu's page. 3 vols. James, G: 
 P. R. 823.6458-60 
 
 Lord of himself. Underwood, F. H: 
 
 823 . 1646 
 Lord Roldan. 2 vols, (in i). Cunningham, 
 A. 823.5667 
 
 Lord Vanecourt's daughter. Collins, M. 
 
 823.7366-68 
 Lord's pursebearers. The. Smith, H. 
 
 823.3860 
 Lorenzo Benoni. RufSni, G. 823.7413 
 
 Lorley and Reinhard. Auerbach, B. 
 
 823.6792 
 Lorna Doone. Blackmore, R: D. 823.3024 
 Lome, Marquis of. See Campbell, J: G: E: 
 
 H:D. S. [in App.) 
 Lorriraer Littlegood. Smedley, F. E: 
 
 823.1447 
 Lost. 20 pp. Bellamy, E: 
 
 p. 47, in 823.4708 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Lost and saved. Maxwell, Lady C. E.. S.. 
 
 (S.) Stirling- 823.7405 
 
 Lost casket. The. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 823.4149 
 Lost city. The. Ker, D: 808.1361 
 
 Lost daughter, The. Heutz, Mrs. C. L. (W.) 
 
 823.758 
 Lost Gip. Smith, H. 823 . 1460 
 
 Lost heir of Linlithgow. Southworth, Mrs. 
 E. D. E. (N.) 823.1497 
 
 Lost heiress. The. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 E. (N.) 823.1498 
 
 Lost hunter. Adams, J: T. 823.4291 
 
 Lost in a great city. Douglas, A. M. 
 
 823.4164 
 Lost in the fog. 24 pp. Brooks, N. 
 
 p. 162, in 823.4705 
 Lost in the forest. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.1279 
 Lost in the jungle. Du Chaillu, P. B. 
 
 808.692 
 Lost inca. The. Ozollo, Itica P. 823 . 7293 
 Lost manuscript. Freytag, G. 823.6389 
 
 Lost name, A. Le Fanu, J. S. 823.6176 
 
 Lost secret of the Cocos group. 54 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 7.) 
 
 in 823.7491 
 Lost Sir Massingberd. Payn, J. 823 . 1242 
 Lothair. Disraeli, B: 823.464 
 
 Same. 823.2751 
 
 \^o\h.ds {pseud.') German traditions and tales. 
 19 pp. (Roscoe, T:, tr. The Gertnan nov- 
 elists, v. 2.) p. 287, in ** 823.6827 
 Lothrop, Amy, pseud. See Warner, A.. B. 
 Loti, Pierre, pseud. See Viaud, L: M. J. 
 Lotta Schmidt, and other stories. TroUope, 
 A. 823.1614 
 Lottery of life. The. Brougham, J: 
 
 in 823.5084 
 Lottery ticket. The. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 823.5095 
 Loudon, Mrs. J.. (Webb). The mummy: a 
 tale of the twenty-second century. 
 
 823.1013 
 
 Louie's last term at St. Mary's. Harris, Mrs. 
 
 M. (C.) 823.704 
 
 Louis Lambert. Balzac, H. de. 823.5428 
 
 Louisa (Auguste Wilhelmine Amalie), Queen 
 
 of Prussia. Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) Louisa 
 
 of Prussia, and her times. 823.6268 
 
 Napoleon and the queen of Prussia. 
 
 823.5801 
 Note. — For life and times of Queen Louisa, see 
 Cochin, A. La reine Louise de Prusse. 17 pp. 
 (/?ev. d. d. Afondes, iSyi, 2 p€r., v. 91.) p. 689, in** 
 54.296. — Hudson, E. H. Queen Louisa. 923.1481. — 
 Kluckhohn, A. Louise, Konigin von Prussen. 
 1S76. (Samml. wissens. Vortrdge, Nos. 242, 243.) in 
 * 33.341. — See also Gervaany, note, p. loi. 
 
 Louisa. Dumas, A. D. 823.5881 
 
 Louisa. Macquoid, i^r5. K.. S. 823.4835 
 Louisa Kirkbride. Th^baud, A. J. 823.5991 
 Louisa of Prussia and her times. Mundt, 
 3Trs. C. (M.) 823.6268 
 
 Louisa Pallant. James, H: 
 
 p. 139, tn 823.5780 
 Louise La Valli^re. Dumas, A. D. 823.5802 
 Louisiana. Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. (H.) 
 
 823.1917 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 168 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng^Iisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Loukis Laras. Bikelas, D. 823.4198 
 
 Same. 823.6115 
 
 Love afloat. Sheppard, F. H. 823.1419 
 
 Love after marriage, and other stories of the 
 
 heart. Hentz, Mrs.Q.. L. (W.) 823.759 
 
 Love and duty. Hubback, iJ/rj. M. 823.834 
 
 Love and liberty. Dumas, A. D. 823.6915 
 
 Love and life. Yonge, C. . M.. 823 . 2443 
 
 Same. 823.3347 
 
 Love and mirage. Edwards, M. B. Betham- 
 
 in 823.5036 
 Love and skates. 66 pp. Winthrop, T. 
 
 p. 85, in 823.1778 
 
 Love finds the way. 18 pp. Besant, W., a«fi^ 
 
 Rice, J. z« 823.6701 
 
 Love for a day. 62 pp. Brame, 3Irs. C. M. 
 
 (L.) in 823.5054 
 
 Love in old cloathes. 17 pp. Bunner, H: C. 
 
 p. 40, in 823.4705 
 
 Love in the nineteenth century. Preston, H. 
 
 W. 823.1276 
 
 Love in the tropics. White, C. E. 
 
 823.6997 
 " Love me little, love me long." Reade, C: 
 
 823.1291 
 Love, mystery, and superstition. 42 pp. 
 Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) p. 321, in 823.6136 
 
 Loveira, V. de. See Lobeira, V. de. 
 Lovel the widower. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 in 823.1573 
 
 Same. in 823.2242; p. 287, in 823.5338 
 
 Lovelace, Felise. The Moloch of fashion: a 
 
 story of London society. 823.5491 
 
 Levels of Arden. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.6081 
 
 Lover, S: Barney O'Reirdon the navigator. 
 
 51pp. (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, 
 
 v. 9.) p. 7, in 829.132 
 
 The fairy-finder. 27 pp. (Johnson, R., 
 
 ed. Little classics, v. 12.) 
 
 p. 58, in 829.135 
 
 The gridiron, upp. (Johnson, R., ^(^. 
 
 Little classics, v. 9.) p. 206, in 829.132 
 
 The hall porter. 31 pp. ( With his 
 
 The happy man.) in 823.6692 
 
 Handy Andy. 823.1014 
 
 The happy man. {Also) The hall por- 
 ter. 31 pp. in 823.6692 
 
 He would be a gentleman. 823. 1784 
 
 Issued also as Treasure trove. 
 
 Legend of the little weaver. 20 pp. (/« 
 
 Half-hours with great story tellers. ) 
 
 p. 187, z« 823.5478 
 
 Novels and tales: He would be a gen- 
 
 tlemen; or, treasure trove. 
 
 — Same. v. 4. Legends 
 Ireland. 
 
 — Same. 
 
 — Rory O'More. 
 
 823.1784 
 
 and stories of 
 
 823.1016 
 
 823.5154 
 823.1017 
 
 Half hours with Irish authors. Selec- 
 tions from . . . l/over, etc. in 823 . 1073 
 
 Lover and husband. Marston, O. 823.7300 
 
 Lover's creed, The. Hoey, Mrs. F.. S.. (J.) 
 
 823.4824 
 
 Love's labor won. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 E.(N.) 823.1499 
 
 Eing'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Love's martyr. Tadema, L. A. in 823 . 5026 
 Love's random shot. 19 pp. Collins, W: W. 
 
 in 823.6696 
 Love's victory. Farjeon, B: L. 823.5862 
 
 Love's warfare. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L. ) 
 
 in 823.5106 
 Low countries, The. See Netherlands. 
 Lowell, Robert Traill Spehce. 
 
 Antony Brade. 823.1018 
 
 New priest in Conception bay. 2 vols. 
 
 (Anon.) 823 . 2308-9 
 
 A raft that no man made. 19 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 8.) 
 
 p. 150, in 829.131 
 
 A story or two from an old Dutch town. 
 
 823.1019 
 
 Loyal, C. {pseud.) The squatter and the 
 
 don: a novel of contemporary occurrences 
 
 in California. 823.4813 
 
 Loyal Ronins, The. Tamenaga Shunsui. 
 
 823.6083 
 Loys, Lord Berresford, and other tales. Hun- 
 gerford, Mrs. M. 823 . 578S 
 
 Lubomirski, Stanislas-H^raclius, prince. 
 
 Safar-Hadgi; or, Russ and Turcoman. 
 
 823.2330 
 
 Lucas, Annie. L^onie; or, light out of dark- 
 ness; {and) Within iron walls: a tale of the 
 siege of Paris. Twin-stories of the Franco- 
 German war. 823 . 1020 
 
 Lucas Garcia, and other stories. Original, 
 translated, and selected. 823.5814 
 
 Lucia : her problem. Douglas, A. M. 
 
 823.481 
 
 Lucia, Hugh, and another. Needell, Mrs. J. 
 H. 823.4853 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5075 
 
 Luck is everything. Maxwell, W: H. 
 
 823.1125 
 
 Luck of Barry Lyndon. 2 vols. Thackeray, 
 W: M. 823.4642-3 
 
 Luck of Roaring camp, and other sketches. 
 Harte, F. B. 823.713 
 
 Same. in 823 . 4322 
 
 Luck of the Darrells. Payn, J. 823.4838 
 
 Same. 823.5424 
 
 Luck of the house. Sergeant, A. 823 . 6967 
 
 Lucretia. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823 . 1036 
 Same. 823.5934 
 
 Lucy, H:W. Gideon Fleyce. 823.4573 
 
 Lucy. Smith, J. P. 823.1941 
 
 Lucy Arden. Grant, J. 823.637 
 
 Lucy Crofton. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.1205 
 Same. in 823.5064 
 
 Lucy Howard's journal. Sigourney, Mrs. L. 
 (H.) 823.1425 
 
 Lucy Lee. Fuller, J.. G. ?'« 808.1580 
 
 Ludlow, Fitz-Hugh. Little Briggs and I. 43 
 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 
 II.) p. 7, in 829.134 
 
 Ludlow, James Meeker. The captain of the 
 Janizaries: a story of the times of Scander- 
 beg and the fall of Constantinople. 
 
 823.7022 
 
 Ludlow, Park, pseud. See Brown, T. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 169 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Ludovic and Gertrude. Conscience, H. 
 
 823.5659 
 Lukin, James. Amongst machines: a de- 
 scription of various mechanical appliances 
 used in the manufacture of wood, metal and 
 other substances; a book for boys. 808.630 
 
 The boy engineers; what they did and 
 
 how they did it. 808 . 1662 
 
 Lumsden, K.. M. How I fell among thieves. 
 26 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 V. 3.) p. 323, i« 823.7499 
 
 A vendetta. 12 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 3d ser., v. i.) 
 
 p. 325, z« 823.7497 
 
 Lunn, Mrs. J. Calbraith. Shamrock and 
 rose. 3 vols. 823.7218-20 
 
 Luska, Sidney, pseud. See Harland, H: 
 
 Lutaniste of St. Jacobi's. Drew, C. 
 
 823.1847 
 
 Luttrell of Arran. Lever, C: J. 823.986 
 
 Lyall, Edna, /».y^«fl?. 5"^^ Bayly, A. E. 
 
 Lyndon, pseud. See Bright, Mrs. M. A. 
 
 Lynx-hunting. Stephens, C: A. 808.245 
 
 Lyon, Capt. E. D. Ireland's dream: a ro- 
 mance of the future. 2 vols. 823 . 6401-2 
 
 Lyon, Sidney. For a mess of pottage. 
 
 823.7052 
 
 Lyster, Annette. My treasure. 45 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 2.) 
 
 p. 199, in 823.7498 
 
 Lytton, E: G: Earle Lytton Bulwer-, i Baron 
 Lytton. {^Pisistratus Caxton.'\ (1805-73.) 
 
 Alice ; or, the mysteries : a sequel to 
 
 ' ' Ernest Maltravers. ' ' 823 . 5931 
 
 Calderon the courtier. ( With his 
 
 Leila. ) in 823 . 1035 
 
 Same. 823.5957 
 
 The Caxtons: a family picture. 823.1023 
 
 Same. 823.6217 
 
 The coming race; or, the new Utopia. 
 
 823 . 1024 
 
 Same. {Also) Falkland, — Zicci, — and, 
 
 Pausanias the Spartan. 823 . 5863 
 
 Same. 823.5975 
 
 Devereux. 823 . 1025 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823. 6257-8 
 
 The disowned. 823.1026 
 
 Same. 823.6337 
 
 Ernest Maltravers; or, the Eleusinia. 
 
 823.1027 
 
 Same. 823.5976 
 
 This story is continued in "Alice." 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823 . 6757-8 
 
 Eugene Aram. 823.1028 
 
 Same. 823.6218 
 
 Falkland. ( With his The coming race. ) 
 
 in 823.5863 
 
 Same. 823.5975 
 
 Same, and Zicci. 823 . 1029 
 
 Godolphin. 823.5956 
 
 Harold; the last of the Saxon kings. 
 
 823.6000 
 
 The haunted and the haunters; or, the 
 
 house and the brain. ( With his Pausanias 
 the Spartan . ) z« 823 . 1045 
 
 Issued also as The house and the brain. 
 
 Same. 63 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood, v. 10.) in ** 823.6656 
 
 Engflish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Lytton, E: G: Earle Lytton Bulwer-, i Baron 
 Lytton. IPisistratus Caxton.'\ (1805-73.) 
 Contin. 
 
 The house and the brain. 53 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics^ v. 2.) 
 
 p. 7, in 829.125 
 
 Ken elm Chillingly: his adventures and 
 
 opinions. (Port.) 823.1032 
 
 The last days of Pompeii. 823 . 6308 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823 . 6734-5 
 
 — — - The last of the barons. 823 . 5933 
 
 Same. 823.5977 
 
 Leila; or, the siege of Granada; {Also) 
 
 Calderon the courtier; and The pilgrims of 
 the Rhine. 823.1035 
 
 Same. 823.5957 
 
 Lucretia; or, the children of night. 
 
 823 . 1036 
 
 Same. 823.5934 
 
 The maid of Malines. 38 pp. ( John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 6.) 
 
 p. 90, i7i 829 . 1 29 
 
 "My novel." By Pisistratus Caxton. 
 
 2 vols. 823 . 1037-8 
 
 Same. 823.5971-2 
 
 Night and morning. 823 . 1040 
 
 Same. 823.6219 
 
 The Parisians. 2 vols. 823 . 1401-2 
 
 Paul Clifford. 823 . 1044 
 
 Pausanias the Spartan: an unfinished 
 
 historical romance. 2d ed. 823.5729 
 
 Same. in 823.5863; in 823.5975 
 
 Same. {Also) The haunted and the 
 
 haunters; or, the house and the brain. 
 
 823.1045 
 
 Pelham; or, adventures of a gentleman. 
 
 823 . 1046 
 
 Pilgrims of the Rhine. ( With his 
 
 Leila.) i« 823.1035 
 
 Same. 823.5957 
 
 Rienzi: the last of the Roman tribunes. 
 
 823.1039 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6762 
 
 A strange story. 823. 1043 
 
 What will he do with it? By Pisistratus 
 
 Caxton. 2 vols, (in i). 823.6679 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823 . 1047-8 
 
 Same. 823.5973-4 
 
 Zanoni. 823.5936 
 
 Same. 823.5970 
 
 Zicci. «'» 823.1029 
 
 Same. in 823.5863; in 823.5975 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Bayne, P. 
 The modern novel . . . Bulwer. (In his Essays in 
 biog., etc., ist ser.) 1880. p. 363, in 824.185.— Brim- 
 ley, G: "My novel." 24 pp. (/« Aw Essays.) 1861. 
 p. 327. in 824.6.— Home, R. H. I,ytton. (In his 
 New spirit of the age.) 1844. p. 297, in 928.77. — 
 Jeafft-eson, J: C. Sir E: h- Bulwer-Lytton. 24 pp. 
 (In his Novels, etc., v. 2.) p. 198, in 820.187.— Liytton, 
 E: R. Bulwer- Memoir of Lytton. (Lytton, E: G: 
 E. L. Bulwer- Speeches, v. i.) p. vii, in 928.384. — 
 Mathews, W. Bulwer. (In his Men, places and 
 things.) p. 53, «w824.397.— Roscoe, W. C. Sir E. 
 B. Lytton, novelist, philosopher and poet. 39 pp. 
 (In his Poems and essays, v. 2.) p. 354, in S21.1383. 
 — Shepard, W: Edward Bulwer, Lord Lytton. 37 
 pp. (In his Pen pictures of earlier Victorian au- 
 thors.) 1884. p. 50, in 820.158.— Smiles, S: Brief 
 biographies. 1877. p. 117, in 923.841. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 114. No. 4, 1884, p. 170. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 170 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Bngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Lytton, E: G: Earle Lytton Bulwer-, i Baron 
 Lytton. {^Pisistratus CaxtonJl (1805-73.) 
 Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 
 See also Alllbone's Diet, of Eng. lit., v. i. p. 
 1 151, in ** 803.6. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 780-1, in 
 **5o.i; — Same. Jan. i, i882-Jau. 1, 1887. pp. 269- 
 70, in ** 50 . 1 ". 
 Lytton, E: Robert Bulwer-, i Earl of Lytton. 
 [Owen Meredith.} The ring of Amasis: a 
 romance. 823 . 7053 
 
 M., C. J. Alice Sherwin: a tale of the days of 
 Sir Thomas More. 823 . 1376 
 
 M., C. M. May Lane: a story of the six- 
 teenth century. ( With The well in the 
 desert. By E. S.. Holt.) p. 185, in 823 .5768 
 M. or N. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 in ** 823.4661 
 
 Same. 823 . 7281 
 
 Maartens, Maarten. Joost Avelingh: a Dutch 
 
 story. 823.7448 
 
 Mabel Lee. Tiernan, Mrs. F.. C. (F.) 
 
 823.6035 
 Mabel Vaughan. Cummins, M. S. 823.357 
 Mabel's mistake. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 823.1961 
 Mabel's progress. Trollope, Mrs. F. C. (T.) 
 
 823.6130 
 McAnally, D: Rice, Jr. Irish wonders; the 
 ghost . . . and other marvels of the emer- 
 ald isle: popular tales as told by the people. 
 
 808.1908 
 
 Macaria. Wilson, Mrs. A. J..CE.) 823.1708 
 
 Macauley, E. Tales of the drama founded on 
 
 the tragedies of Shakspeare, Massinger, 
 
 Shirley, Rowe, Murphy, LiHo and Moore, 
 
 and on the comedies of Steele, Farquhar, 
 
 Cumberland, Bickerstaff, Goldsmith and 
 
 Mrs. Cowley. 823.1051 
 
 McCabe, James Dabney, Jr. Our young 
 
 folks in Africa. The adventures ... in 
 
 Algeria and in south central Africa. 
 
 808.1874 
 
 Planting the wilderness; or, the pioneer 
 
 boys: a story of frontier life. 808. 1655 
 
 MacCallum, Mrs. M. C. (Stirling). The 
 ghost of Morcar's Tower. 25 pp. (/« 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 3.) 
 
 p. 390, ?■« 823.7499 
 
 McCarthy, Justin. Camiola: a girl with a 
 fortune. in 823.5098 
 
 Dear Lady Disdain. 823.5978 
 
 Lady Judith: a tale of two continents. 
 
 823.6378 
 
 Linley Rochford. 823.6379 
 
 Maid of Athens. 823.5039 
 
 Maurice Tyrone; or, the fair Saxon. 
 
 823-1053 
 Issued also as The fair Saxon. 
 
 Same. 823.5748 
 
 Miss Misanthrope. 823.5982 
 
 My enemy's daughter. 823.6355 
 
 Paul Massie. 823.1058 
 
 The Waterdale neighbors. 823.5917 
 
 Same. 823.5980 
 
 , and Praed, Mrs. Rosa (Murray Prior) 
 
 Campbell- The ladies' gallery. 823.7266 
 
 "The Right Honourable:" a romance 
 
 of society and politics. 823.5488 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin 
 McCarthy, Justin Huntly. 
 
 lantic episode. 85 pp. 
 Our sensation novel. 
 
 MacCarthy More. Sadlier, Mrs 
 
 Doom ! an At- 
 
 in 823.5105 
 
 823.5040 
 
 M.. A. (M.) 
 
 823.1380 
 
 823.7302 
 
 McCarty, Louise. Gabrielle. 
 
 Macchetta, Mrs. Blanche Roosevelt (Tucker). 
 
 Marked "In haste:" a story of to-day. 
 
 (Anon.) 823.4728 
 
 Stage-struck; or, she would be an opera- 
 singer. 823.4780 
 
 McClellan, Mrs. Harriet (Hare). [Harford 
 Flemming.'\ Cupid and the sphinx. 
 
 823.1059 
 MacDermots of Ballycloran. Trollope, A. 
 
 823.1615 
 MacDonald, G: (1824—,) 
 
 Adela Cathcart. 823 . 1060 
 
 Alec Forbes of Howglen. 823.2637 
 
 Same. 823.5372 
 
 Annals of a quiet neighbourhood. 
 
 823.1061 
 
 David Elginbrod. 823 . 1062 
 
 Donal Grant. m 823.5043 
 
 823.1063 
 823.5409 
 823.3382 
 
 823.5373 
 
 823.5442 
 
 pp. {In 
 
 A double story. 
 
 The elect lady. 
 
 Guild Court: a London story. 
 
 Safne. 
 
 Home a^ain. 
 
 "The light princess." 80 
 
 Half-hours with great story tellers.) 
 
 p. 107, in 823.5478 
 
 Malcolm. 823.1064 
 
 Same. 823.5962; 823.5981 
 
 Marquis of Lossie. 823 . 195 1 
 
 Mary Marston: a novel. 823.4168 
 
 Same. 823.6102 
 
 Paul Faber, surgeon. 823.2016 
 
 Same. 823.6041 
 
 Phantastes: a faerie romance for men 
 
 and women. 823 . 1065 
 
 Same. in 823.5054 
 
 Same. (Also) The portent. 823.7010 
 
 The portent: a story of the inner vision 
 
 of the Highlanders, commonly called the 
 second sight. 823 . 1066 
 
 Same. z« 823.4995: «« 823.5141 
 
 Sam,e. in 823 . 7010 
 
 The princess and Curdie. (Sequel to 
 
 "The princess and the goblin.") 808.1488 
 
 The princess and the goblin. 808. 1677 
 
 Robert Falconer. . 823.1067 
 
 St. George and St. Michael. 823 . 1068 
 
 The seaboard parish: a sequel to "An- 
 nals of a quiet neighborhood." 823.2043 
 
 Sir Gibbie. 823.1950 
 
 Same. 823.6042 
 
 Stephen Archer, and other tales. 
 
 823.5371 
 
 Thomas Wmgfold, curate. 823 . 1069 
 
 The vicar's daughter: an autobiographi- 
 cal story. 823.1070 
 
 Warlock o' Glen warlock: a homely ro- 
 mance. 823.5374 
 
 Same. 823.6538 
 
 Weighed and wanting. 823.4561 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 171 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 MacDonald, G: (1824 — .) Contin. 
 
 What's mine's mine. in 823.5082 
 
 Wilfrid Cumbermede: an autobiograph- 
 ical story. 823.5370 
 
 Note.— Vox his life aud writings, see Harris, A. 
 
 B. Little biographies. (1887.) p. 122, j'w 928.692. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 782, in ** 
 
 50. i^ — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1,1887. p. 270, in** 
 
 50.1*. 
 Macdonald, J: Narrative of prince Charlie's 
 
 escape. 28 pp. (/« Tales from Blackwood. 
 
 2d ser., V. 10.) in 823.7494 
 
 McDonnell, W: Exeter Hall: a theological 
 
 romance. 823.6158 
 
 MacDowall, Cameron. A queen among 
 
 queens: a tale of the desert. 823.7188 
 
 McDowell, Mrs. K.. Sherwood (Bonner). 
 
 Dialect tales. 823.6121 
 
 Suwanee river tales. 823.4891 
 
 Mac^, Jean. Fairy book. Home fairy tales. 
 
 Tr. by M.. L. Booth. 808.406 
 
 MacFarlane, C: Romance of history: Italy. 
 
 823 . 1072 
 
 MacGahan, Mrs. Barbara (Elagina). Xenia 
 
 Repnin^: a story of the Russia of to-day. 
 
 With introd. by V. Verestchagin. 823 . 7267 
 
 McGlasson, Eva Wilder. Diana's livery. 
 
 823.7397 
 
 Mcintosh, Maria J.. Grace and Isabel; or, to 
 
 seem and to be. 823.4845 
 
 Two pictures; or, what we think of our- 
 selves, and what the world thinks of us. 
 
 823.4078 
 
 McKay, James Thompson. Stella Grayland. 
 
 42 pp. (/« Stories by Amer. authors, v. 7.) 
 
 p. 103, in 823.4708 
 
 Mackay, W: The devil's ward. 13 pp. 
 
 in 823.5084 
 Same. in 823.5089 
 
 McKenna, Mrs. C. M. Stanley- 
 
 The secret of a birth. 823.4811 
 
 The fortunes, good and bad, of a sewing- 
 girl, in 823.4988 
 
 Mackenzie, Erick, pseud. See Grogan, Mrs. 
 
 M. 
 Mackenzie, H: The man of feeling, and, 
 
 Julia de Roubign^. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 
 (A.), ed. The British novelists, v. 29.) 
 
 ** 823.2090 
 
 The story of La Roche. 18 pp. ( John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 165, in 829.126 
 
 Mackenzie, Robert Shelton. Tressilian and 
 
 his friends. 823 . 1074 
 
 McKnight, C: Captain Jack, the scout; or, the 
 
 Indian wars about old Fort Duquesne. 
 
 823.1075 
 Issued also as Captain Jack. — Old Fort Duquesne. 
 
 Same. 823.4335; 823.7139 
 
 McLandburgh, Florence. Automaton ear, and 
 
 other sketches. 823 . 1076 
 
 Maclaren, Miss — . " Thrust out:" an old 
 
 legend. 823.1185 
 
 Maclay, Arthur Collins. Mito Yashiki: a 
 
 tale of old Japan. 823.6963 
 
 McLean, Sally Pratt. See Greene, Mrs. S.. 
 
 P. (McL.) 
 Macleod, Norman. The starling. 
 
 in 823.4999 
 
 Bng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Macleod of Dare. Black, W: 823.1914 
 
 MacNabb, Mrs. May (LaflFan). [Irish C: 
 Dickens. ] 
 
 Christy Carew. 823.3119 
 
 Flitters, Tatters, and the counsellor, and 
 
 other sketches. 823 . 4466 
 
 Ismay's children. 823.5686 
 
 A singer's story. 823 . 4954 
 
 Same. in 823.5042 
 
 Macnish, Robert. The metempsychosis. 38 
 
 pp. (/« Famous stories. By DeQuincey, 
 and others.) p. 201, in 823.1778 
 
 Same. 59 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood, V. 2.) in ** 823.6648 
 
 Macquoid, Mrs. K.. S. 
 
 A charming widow. 823 . 7398 
 
 At an old chateau. 823.6461 
 
 Checco: a tale of Perugia. ( WUh her 
 
 The little vagabond. ) z« 823.1622 
 
 Her sailor love. 823.4564 
 
 Joan Wentworth: a novel. 823.5628 
 
 The little vagabond: a story. {And) 
 
 Checco: a tale of Perugia. 808. 1622 
 
 Louisa. 823.4835 
 
 Lucy. 13 pp. (/« Twenty novelettes, 
 
 etc.) p. 159, in 823.7183 
 
 M^re Suzanne, and other stories. 
 
 823-7133 
 The mill of St. Herbot: a Breton story. 
 
 823.5563 
 
 Patty. 823.1077 
 
 Rookstone. 823.5979 
 
 Too soon: a study of a girl's heart. 
 
 823.5918 
 
 Mad betrothal, A. Libbey, L. J. 823 . 7263 
 
 Mad love, A. By the author of " Lover and 
 
 lord." in 823.4981 
 
 Sam,e. in 823.4982 
 
 Mad marriage, A. Fleming, Mrs. M.- A. (E.) 
 
 823.576 
 Mad world and its inhabitants. Chambers, 
 J. 823.196 
 
 Madagascar. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. The fugitives; or, 
 
 the tyrant queen of Madagascar. 823 . 5636 
 
 Nordhoff, C: Madagascar. {In his 
 
 Stories of the island world). 808. 165 
 
 Note. — See Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 143. No. 5, 1888, p. 240. 
 
 No. 4, 1884, p. 172. 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350-5496'-''. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 785, in ** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan.i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887, p. 271, in ** 
 50.1". 
 
 Madam. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 in 823.4989 
 Madam How and Lady Why. Kingsley, C: 
 
 808.933 
 Madame Agnes. Dubois, C: 823.6285 
 
 Madame de Chamblay. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.5879 
 Madame de Fleury. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 in 823.506 
 Same. p. 55, in 823.7431 
 
 Madame de Maurescamp. Feuillet, O. 
 
 823.6965 
 
 Madame de Presnel. Poynter, E. F.. 823 .4907 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5055 ; in 823 . 5068 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 172 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Einglisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Madame de Stael. Bolte, A. C. E. M. 
 
 823.7093 
 Madame Delphine. Cable, G: W. 823.1895 
 Madame Firmiani. 57 pp. Balzac, H. de. 
 
 823.4256 
 
 Madame Gosselin. Ulbach, L: 823.2320 
 
 Madame Jane Junk and Joe. Bornemann, 
 
 Mrs. M.. , 823.5813 
 
 Madame Th^rese. Erckmann, E., aiid Chat- 
 
 rian, P. A. 823.4302 
 
 Same. 823.6856 
 
 Madcap Violet. Black, W: 823.84 
 
 Made or marred. Fothergill, J. in 823 . 1848 
 
 Madeleine. Kavanagh, J. 823.916 
 
 Same. 823 . 6592 
 
 Madeleine. Sandeau, L. S. J. 823.6832 
 
 Madeleine Graham. Robinson, J.. 
 
 823.1344 
 Madeline. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.4849 
 Madeline. Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) 
 
 p. 9, in 823.6134 
 Mademoiselle. Peard, F..M.. 823.7470 
 
 Mademoiselle Bismarck. Rochefort, H. 
 
 823.4187 
 Madman and the pirate. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.1277 
 Madolin Rivers. Libbey, L. J. ?« 823.5095 
 Madolin's lover. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5134 
 Madonna. 19 pp. Spicer, H: 
 
 p. 182, in 823.1778 
 Madonna Mary. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.5944 
 Madonna of the tubs, The. Ward, Mrs. E. . 
 S. (P.) , 823.6212 
 
 Magdalen F^rat. Zola, E- 823.5401 
 
 Magdalen Hepburn. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. 
 (W.) in 823.5084 
 
 Magellan, Fernando. Towle, G: M. Ma- 
 gellan; or, the first voyage round the world. 
 
 808.738 
 Maggie Miller. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 in 823.790 
 
 Magic ring, The. La Motte-Fouqu^, F. H. 
 
 K : , Fretherr de. 823 . 5480 
 
 Magic skin, The. Balzac, H. de. 823.5212 
 
 Magic Valley. Keary, E. 808.1544 
 
 Magicians, Stories of the. Church, Rev. A. 
 
 J: 823.5663 
 
 Maginn, W: Bob Burke's duel with ensign 
 
 Brady. 39 pp. (/» Tales from Blackwood, 
 
 v. 3.) in ** 823.6649 
 
 Story without a tail. 23 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 2.) in ** 823.6648 
 
 Magnetic man, and other stories. Van Zile, 
 
 E:S. 823.7298 
 
 Magnhild. Bjornson, B. 823.4478 
 
 Magruder, Julia. Across the chasm. (Anon.) 
 
 823.5607 
 Maid EUice. Boulger, Mrs. D. H. (H.) 
 
 823.721 
 Maid of Athens. McCarthy, J. 823.5039 
 
 Maid of honour. Gore, Mrs. C. F. G. (M.) 
 
 in * 823.6194 
 
 Maid of Killeena, and other stories. Black, 
 
 W: 823.5839 
 
 Maid of Orleans. Robinson, J.. 823.2025 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 MaidofSker. Blackmore, R: D. 823.5831 
 Same. 823 . 5906 
 
 Maid of Stralsund, The. Liefde, J. B. de. 
 
 823.2181 
 Maid, wife or widow? Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 823.743 
 Same. in 823.5128 
 
 Maiden & married life of Mary Powell. 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) 823.4763 
 
 Maiden of Treppi. Heyse, J. L. P. 
 
 Southworth, Mrs. 
 
 823.6803 
 E. D. E. 
 823.1980 
 808.1529 
 
 Maiden widow. 
 
 (N.) 
 
 Maidens' Lodge. Holt, E. S. 
 
 Mail-cart robbery. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 in 823.4994 
 
 Maillard, Mrs. Annette Marie. Jealous hus- 
 band. A story of the heart. 823.6117 
 
 Maine. See New England. 
 
 Mainstone's housekeeper. Meteyard, E. 
 
 823.1155 
 Mairet, Jeanne, pseud. See Bigot, Mrs. M.. 
 
 (H.) 
 Maitland, E: {^Herbert Ainslie.'\ 
 
 By and by: an historical romance of the 
 
 future. 823 . 1079 
 
 Same. 823.2354 
 
 Higher law: a romance. 823 . 1080 
 
 Pilgrim and the shrine. 823. 1081 
 
 Maitland, James A. 
 
 The diary of an old doctor. 823 . 1082 
 
 The lawyer's story; or, the orphan's 
 
 wrongs. 823 . 1083 
 
 The old patroon; or, the great Van 
 
 Broek property. 823.1084 
 
 Sartaroe: a tale of Norway. 823 . 1085 
 
 The three cousins. 823 . 1086 
 
 The wanderer. 823 . 1087 
 
 The watchman. 823.1088 
 
 Mai wa's revenge. Haggard, H: R. 823.5530 
 
 Majendie, Z-a^ Margaret E.. Dita. 823.1089 
 
 Same. 823.5037 
 
 A French speculation. 45 pp. (/» 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 2.) 
 
 p. I, in 823.7498 
 
 Giannetto. 823.1090 
 
 Past forgiveness. 823.6984 
 
 A railway journey. 29 pp. (/« Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 6.) 
 
 in 823.7490 
 Major and minor. 2 vols. Norris, W: E: 
 
 823.5574-5 
 Making of a man. Baker, Rev. W: M. 
 
 823.4900 
 
 Malbone. Higginson, T: W. 823.766 
 
 Malcolm. MacDonald, G: 823.1064 
 
 Same. 823.5962; 823.5981 
 
 Malet, Lucas, pseud. See Harrison, Mrs. R. 
 
 G. (K.) 
 Mallock, W: Hurrell. New Paul and Vir- 
 ginia; or, positivism on an island. 
 
 823 . 1091 
 
 The new republic; or, culture, faith and 
 
 philosophy in an English country house. 
 
 823 . 1092 
 The old order changes. 823 . 5584 
 
 A romance of the nineteenth century. 
 
 823.5585 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 173 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Malory, 5"z>T: The boy's King Arthur: be- 
 ing (a) history of King Arthur and his 
 knights of the Round Table. Ed. for boys 
 with an introd. by Sidney Lanier. Illus. 
 
 808.1870 
 
 La mort d'Arthure. The history of 
 
 King Arthur and of the knights of the 
 Round Table. Ed. by T: Wright. 2d ed. 
 3 vols. * 823.6615-17 
 
 Same. **, 823 . 6773-5 
 
 Malot, Hector Henri. No relations. Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. M.. (L.) MacNabb. 823.3556 
 
 Mamelon. Tourg^e, A. W. «« 823.4303 
 
 Mam'zelle Eugenie. Durand, Mme. A. M. 
 
 C. (H.) 823.4934 
 
 Man and wife. Collins, W: W. 823.259 
 
 Man as he is not. Bage, R. ** 823.2109 
 
 Man at arms. James, G: P. R. 823.869 
 
 Man in black, The. James, G: P. R. 
 
 823.5898 
 Man in the bell. 10 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood, V. 6.) in ** 823.6652 
 
 Man of feeling. Mackenzie, H: 
 
 ** 823.2090 
 Man of his word, A. 50 pp. Norris, W: E: 
 
 in 823.5036 
 Man of honor, A. 73 pp. Stannard, Mrs. H. 
 
 E. V. (P.) in 823.5046 
 
 Man of the family, The. Williams, A. B. 
 
 in 808.1640 
 Man of the people. 2 vols. Erckmann, E. 
 
 and Chatrian, P. A. 
 Man of the world. North, W: 
 Man story, A. Howe, E. W. 
 Man who laughs. 2 vols, (in i) 
 
 M. 
 
 Same. 
 Man with five wives. The 
 
 823.7317-8 
 823.1191 
 823.5470 
 Hugo, V. 
 823.6288 
 823.6412 
 Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.5882 
 
 Man with the broken ear. The. About, E. F. 
 
 V. 823.3436 
 
 Same. 823 . 6804 
 
 Manch. Bryan, ^^.y. M.. E. 823.143 
 
 Manchester strike, A. Martineau, H. 
 
 in ** 823.6708 
 Manfred. Guerrazzi, F, D. 823 6890 
 
 Manmat'ha. 24 pp. DeKay, C: 
 
 p. 88, in 823.4711 
 Manning, Anne. See Rathbone, Mrs. M. . A. 
 
 (M.) 
 Manning, E: Six months on a slaver. 
 
 823.6959 
 
 Man-of-war life. NordhofF, C: 808.167 
 
 Same. 808.1898 
 
 Manoeuvring. Edgeworth, M. 823.506 
 
 Same. in ** 823.4653; p. i, in 823.7428 
 
 Man's will, A. Fawcett, E. 823.5419 
 
 Mansfield Park. Austen, J.. 823.44 
 
 Manuel, Juan, prince. Count Lucanor; or, 
 
 the fifty pleasant stories of Patronio. Tr. 
 
 by J. York. Illus. 823.7513 
 
 Manzoni, Alessandro. The betrothed. {I pro- 
 
 messi sposi. ) 823 . 5048 
 
 Issued also as "The betrothed lovers." — "Lucia, 
 the betrothed." 
 
 Same. (Another tr.) 823.7399 
 
 I promessi sposi. The betrothed. 
 
 823.2138 
 
 £]ng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Marable family, The. Hillyer, S. 823.768 
 Marannos, The. Carey, J. H., /r. 823.6123 
 Marbeck, John, The story of. Marshall, 
 Mrs. E. (M.) 823.5578 
 
 Marble faun. The. 2 vols. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 823.4362-3 
 Same. 823.6553-4 
 
 Marchioness of Briuvilliers. Smith, A. 
 
 823.1450 
 Marco Paul series. See Abbott, J. 
 Marcus Warland. H&niz, Mrs. C. L. (W.) 
 
 823.760 
 
 Margaret. Bright, Mrs. M. A. 823.1248 
 
 Same. 823 . 2047 
 
 Margaret. Judd, S. 823 . 907 
 
 Margaret Graham. James, G: P. R. 
 
 823.4920 
 
 Same. in 823.6247 
 
 Margaret Kent, Story of. Kirk, Mrs. E. W. 
 
 (O.) 823.5527 
 
 Margaret Maitland of Sunnyside, Passages 
 
 in the life of. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.4821 
 Margaret Moncrieffe. Burdett, C: 823.2061 
 Margaret Percival. Sewell, E.. M. 
 
 823.4177 
 Margaret Roper. Stewart, A. M. 823.1894 
 Margarethe. Schmieden, Mrs. E. (J.) 
 
 823.6808 
 Margery. 2 vols. Ebers, G. M. 823.6571-2 
 Margery Daw. (Anon.) z« 823.4990 
 
 Margery's son. Holt, E. S.. 823.809 
 
 Margret Howth. Davis, Mrs. R.. B. (H.) 
 
 823.4257 
 Marguerite de Valois. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.5183 
 
 Same. 823.6513 
 
 Maria. Isaacs, J. 823 . 6941 
 
 Maria Theresa, and her fireman. Mundt, 
 
 Mrs. C. (M.) p. 243, 7« 823.5888 
 
 Manager, Peder. Pictures of Hellas. Five 
 
 tales of ancient Greece. Tr. by M.. J. 
 
 SafFord. 823.5279 
 
 Marian Grey. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.1924 
 Marianela. Perez Gald6s, B. 823.4495 
 
 Marie. Pushkin, A. S. 823.4225 
 
 Marie Antoinette and her son. Mundt, Mrs. 
 
 C. (M.) 823.6329 
 
 Marie's story. Bamford, M.. E. 808.1626 
 Marion, Brig.-Gen. Francis. Life of. 
 
 808.742 
 Marion Berkley. Comins, L- B. 823 . 270 
 
 Marion Graham. Lawrence, Mrs. M. (W.) 
 
 823-7323 
 Marion Scatterthwaite. Symington, C. 
 
 823.4036 
 Marion's faith. King, Ca/A C: 823.4967 
 
 Maritime novels. See Sea stories. 
 Marius the epicurean. 2d ed. 2 vols. Pater, 
 W. H. 823.6197-8 
 
 Marjorie. 2 pts. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5140 
 
 Same. 823.5186; 823.5195 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other people. Aldrich, T: 
 
 B. 823 . 6926 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories. Aldrich, T: 
 
 B. 823.36 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 174 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ngrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Marjorie's quest. Lincoln, Mrs. J. T. (G.) 
 
 823.4084 
 Mark of Cain, The. Lang, A. in 823.5026 
 Mark Seaworth. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.874 
 
 Marked "In haste." Macchetta, Mrs. B. R. 
 
 (T.) 823.4728 
 
 Market Harborough. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 in ** 823.4668 
 Same. 823 . 7282 
 
 Markham, R: Aboard the Mavis ( . . . how 
 five boys and five girls cruise . . . about 
 the east end of Long Island and how . . . 
 they learn something of the early history 
 of their country.) 808.1866 
 
 Colonial days. Being stories and bal- 
 lads for young patriots as recounted by 
 five boys and five girls in ' 'Around the Yule 
 log," "Aboard the Mavis," "On the edge 
 of winter." 808.1865 
 
 Markof, the Russian violinist. Durand, Mtne. 
 A. M. C. (H.) 823.6920 
 
 Marks, Mrs. M.. A. M. (Hoppus). 
 
 A great treason: a story of the war of in- 
 dependence, in 823.5037 
 
 Masters of the world. 3 vols. 
 
 823.7203-5 
 
 A story of carnival. 823.4572 
 
 Marlitt, 'B,., pseud. 6"^^ John, E. 
 Marmorne. Hamerton, P. G. 823 . 2001 
 
 Marooned. Russell, W: C. 823.6319 
 
 Maroussia. Hetzel, P. J. 808.1725 
 
 Marquis and merchant. Collins, M. 
 
 823.6380 
 
 Same. 3 vols. 823.7369-71 
 
 Marquis Jeanne Hyacinthe de St. Palaye. 
 
 68 pp. Shorthouse, J. H: 
 
 p. 117, in 823.5438 
 Marquis of Carabas. Spofford, Mrs. H. E.. 
 
 (P.) 823.4463 
 
 Marquis of Lossie. MacDonald, G: 
 
 823.1951 
 Marriage. Ferrier, S. E. ,823 . 1991 
 
 Marriage at a venture. Gaboriau. E. 
 
 in 823.2463 
 
 Same. in 823.5035 
 
 Marriage of convenience. Buchanan, Mrs. 
 
 H. (J.) 823.5060 
 
 Marriage of Moira Fergus. 68 pp. Black, 
 
 W: z« 823.2885 
 
 Married belle. The. Smith, J: P. 823 . 1467 
 Married by proxy. Dupree, F. 823.7251 
 
 Married in haste. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.- 
 
 (B.) in 823.5117 
 
 Married in haste. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 823.1960 
 Marryat, Florence, now Lean, Mrs. F. (M.) 
 Marryat, Capt. F: The children of the New 
 
 Forest. 823 . 1095 
 
 The dog fiend; or, Snarleyyow. 823.1096 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6674 
 
 Frank Mildmay; or, the naval officer. 
 
 823.1097 
 
 Same. ** 823.6659 
 
 Jacob Faithful, 823.1098 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6660 
 
 Japhet in search of a father. 823 . 1099 
 
 Same. ** 823.6661; 823.6742 
 
 Gng'lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Marryat, Capt. F: Contin. 
 
 The king's own. 823. 1 100 
 
 Same. 823.2916; ** 823.6662 
 
 The little savage. 823 . i loi 
 
 Mastermau Ready; or, the wreck of the 
 
 Pacific. 808.1499 
 
 Midshipman Easy. See Mr. Midship- 
 man Easy. 
 
 The mission; or, scenes in Africa: writ- 
 ten for young people. 808.775 
 
 Same. 808.1500 
 
 Mr. Midshipman Easy. 823.1105 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6663 
 
 Monsieur Violet, Travels ... of, in Cal- 
 ifornia, Sonora, and western Texas. 
 
 823.1104 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6664 
 
 Newton Forster; or, the merchant ser- 
 vice. 823.1106 
 
 Same. ** 823.6665 
 
 Olla podrida. 823.1107 
 
 Same. ** 823.6666 
 
 The pacha of many tales. 823 . 1 108 
 
 Same. ** 823.6667 
 
 Percival Keene. 823.1109 
 
 Same. ** 823.6668 
 
 Peter Simple. 823 .1110 
 
 Same. ** 823.6669 
 
 The phantom ship. 823 . 1 1 1 1 
 
 Same. ** 823.6670 
 
 The pirate, and The three cutters. 
 
 823.1112 
 
 Same. ** 823.6671 
 
 The poacher. 823. 11 13 
 
 Same. ** 823.6672 
 
 Poor Jack. 823. 11 14 
 
 Privateersman; adventures by sea and 
 
 land, in civil and savage life, one hundred 
 years ago. 823. 11 15 
 
 Rattlin, the reefer. 823. 11 16 
 
 Same. ** 823.6673 
 
 The settlers in Canada: written for 
 
 young people. 808 . 776 
 
 Same. 823. 11 18 
 
 Stories of the sea. ** 823 . 6730 
 
 The three cutters. ( With his The pi- 
 rate.) in 823. I I 12 
 
 Same. in ** 823.6671 
 
 Travels and adventures of Monsieur 
 
 Violet in California, Sonora, and western 
 
 Texas. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Valerie: an autobiography 
 
 Same. 
 
 Marse Chan. 36 pp. 
 
 823.1104 
 
 ** 823.6664 
 
 823.1119 
 
 ** 823.6675 
 
 Page, T: N. 
 
 p. 5, in 823.4710 
 Marsh, Mrs. Anne (Caldwell). Tales of the 
 woods and fields. ** 823 . 6732 
 
 Marsh, C: L. Opening the oyster: a story of 
 adventure. 823 . 6322 
 
 Marsh island, A. Jewett, S.. O. 823.4862 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. Emma (Martin). 
 
 Alma; or, the story of a little music mis- 
 tress. 823.7138 
 
 Dayspring; a story of the time of Wil- 
 liam Tyndale, reformer, scholar, and mar- 
 tyr- 823.5775 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 175 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Cotitin. 
 Marshall, Mrs. Emma (Martin). Contin. 
 
 In Colston's days: a story of old Bristol. 
 
 . 823.5774 
 
 In four reigns: the recollections of Al- 
 
 thea Allingham, 1785-1842. 823.5770 
 
 In the. east country with Sir Thomas 
 
 Browne. * 823.5771 
 
 John Marbeck, The story of. 823.5578 
 
 Memories of troublous times: being the 
 
 history of Dame Alicia Chamberlayne of 
 Ravensholme, Gloucestershire. 823.5772 
 
 Now-a-days; or, King's daughters. 
 
 823.1120 
 
 On the banks of the Ouse; or, life in 
 
 Olney a hundred years ago. 823 . 541 1 
 
 The story of John Marbeck: a Windsor 
 
 organist of three hundred years ago; his 
 work and his reward. 823.5578 
 
 Under Salisbury spire in the days of 
 
 George Herbert. The recollections of Mag- 
 dalene Wydville. 823 . 7269 
 
 Under the mendips. 823.5773 
 
 Marston, Owen. Beauty's marriage. 823.7301 
 
 A dark marriage morn. 823.4771 
 
 Lover and husband. 823 . 7300 
 
 Marston. 3 vols. Croly, G: * 823.5492-4 
 Martha, the gypsy. 20 pp. Hook, T. E: 
 
 in 823.5182 
 
 Martin, H: Helen of Glenross. 4 vols. 
 
 (in 2). ** 823.6763-4 
 
 Martin, Mrs. Herbert. See Martin, Mrs. M.. 
 
 E. 
 Martin, Mrs. M.. E. " For a dream's sake." 
 
 in 823.5041 
 
 Martin Chuzzlewit, Life and adventures of. 
 
 2 vols, (in i). Dickens, C: J: H. 823.424 
 
 Same. 823.5848 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5305-6 
 
 Same. 4 vols. 823 . 420-3 
 
 Martin Paz. Verne, J. p. 265, in 823.5162 
 
 Same. p. 219, «» 823.5204; 823.5380 
 
 Martin Rattler. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.263 
 
 Martin the foundling. Sue, M. J. 823.6299 
 
 Martin the skipper. Cobb, J. F. 808.1627 
 
 Martineau, Harriet. Deerbrook. 823.7352 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6740-1 
 
 Feats on the fiord. 808.1198 
 
 Glen of the echoes; or, Dan Mahony 
 
 and Dora Sullivan: a tale of Ireland. 
 {Also) Sowers not reapers; or, Chatham 
 and Mary Kay. (And) Tales of the 
 French revolution. 823.6602 
 
 The Hampdens. 823 . 7400 
 
 Illustrations of political economy. 9 
 
 vols, viz.: ** 823.6706-14 
 
 V. I. Brooke and Brooke farm. — Hill and the valley. 
 
 — Life in the wilds. ** 823.6706 
 
 V. 2. Demerara. — Ella of Garveloch. — Weal and 
 
 woe in Garveloch. ** 823.6707 
 
 V. 3. Cousin Marshall. — Ireland. — A Manchester 
 
 strike. ** 823.6708 
 
 V. 4. For each and for all. — French wines ana; poli- 
 tics.— Homes abroad. ** 823 .6709 
 V. 5. Berkeley, the banker.— Charmed sea. 
 
 ** 823.6710 
 V. 6. The loom and the lugger. — Messrs. Vander- 
 
 put and Snoek. ** 823.6711 
 
 V. 7. Cinnamon and pearls. — Sowers not reapers. — 
 
 TaleoftheTyne. ** 823.6712 
 
 V. 8. Briery creek. — Three ages. ** 823.6713 
 
 V. 9. The Farrers of Budge-Row. — Moral of many 
 
 fables. ** 823.6714 
 
 No. i: 
 
 No. 4: 
 No. 6: 
 
 No. 
 
 No. 
 
 Eng^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 Martineau, Harriet. Contin. 
 
 Illustrations of political economy. Con- 
 tin. 
 
 Life in the wilds. ** 823 . 6748 
 Demerara. ** 823 . 6749 
 
 6: Weal and woe in Garveloch. 
 
 ** 823.6750 
 13: The charmed sea. 
 
 ** 823.6751 
 15: Berkeley the banker. Pt. 2. 
 ** 823.6752 
 
 No. 16: Messrs. Vanderput and 
 
 Snoek. ** 823.6753 
 
 The peasant and The prince. 808.1199 
 
 The prince. ( IVith her The peasant. ) 
 
 tn 808.1199 
 
 Sowers not reapers; or, Chatham and 
 
 Mary Kay. ( With her Glen of the echoes.) 
 
 in 823.6602 
 
 Tales of the French revolution. ( With 
 
 her Glen of the echoes. ) in 823 . 6602 
 
 Martingale, Hawser, pseud. See Sleeper, J: 
 
 S. 
 Martins of Cro' Martin. Lever, C: J. 
 
 823.987 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5708-9 
 
 Martyr of Golgotha. 2 vols. Escrich, E. P. 
 
 823.7152-3 
 Martyr to science. 46 pp. Jacobi, Mrs. M.. 
 
 (P.) p. 24, /« 823.4703 
 
 Martyrdom of Madeline, The. Buchanan, R. 
 
 W. in 823.6600 
 
 Martyrs of Spain. Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) 
 
 823.6598 
 Maruja. Harte, F. B. 823.5282 
 
 Marvel, Vg., pseud. See Mitchell, D. G. 
 Mary Anerley. Blackmore, R: D. 823.2290 
 Mary Derwent. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 823.1959 
 Mary Gresley. Trollope, A. 823.1616 
 
 Mary Lee. Boyce, J: 823.113 
 
 Mary Marston. MacDonald, G: 823.4168 
 
 Same. 823 . 6102 
 
 Mary of Burgundy. James, G: P. R. 
 
 823.870 
 Mary of Lorraine. Grant, J. 823.638 
 
 Mary Ogilvie. Picken, A. 823.7235 
 
 Mary Powell, Maiden & married life of. 
 
 Rathbone, ./J/r5. M.. A. (M.) 823.4763 
 
 Mary Schweidler, the amber witch. Mein- 
 
 hold, J. W. 823.4246 
 
 Mary-Lafon, Jean Bernard. Jaufry the 
 
 knight and the fair Brunissende. Tr. by 
 
 A. Elwes. 823.6104 
 Marzio's crucifix. Crawford., F. M. 
 
 823.5231 
 " — mas has come." 29 pp. Kip, L. 
 
 p. 152, in 823.4710 
 
 Mason, T: Adam Dickson; or, sae sweet, sac 
 
 bonnilie. 823.7187 
 
 Massachusetts. See New England. 
 
 Massachusetts bay. See New England. 
 
 Massinger, Philip. Macauley, E. Tales of 
 
 the drama founded on the tragedies of 
 
 . . . Ma.ssinger, etc. 823.1051 
 
 Master Bieland and his workmen. Auerbach, 
 
 B. 823.4590 
 Same. 823.6629 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 176 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engflish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Master Humphrey's clock. Dickens, C: J: 
 
 H. 823.425 
 
 Same. z« 823.426; i« 823.5331 
 
 Same. in 823.5554 
 
 Master of Ballantrae. Stevenson, R. L: 
 
 823.6934 
 Master of ceremonies. Fenn, G: M. 
 
 823.7374 
 Master of Greylands. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 823 . 6007 
 Master of Rathkelly, The. Smart, H. 
 
 823.5589 
 Master of the forges. Ohnet, G. 
 
 in 823.5043 
 Master of the magicians. Ward, Mrs. E.. S. 
 (P.), a«rf Ward, H. D. 823.7342 
 
 Master of the mine. Buchanan, R. W. 
 
 in 823.5138 
 Master Vorhagen's wife. Lowell, R. T. S. 
 
 p. 234, z« 823.1019 
 Masterman Ready. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 808.1499 
 Masters of the world. 3 vols. Marks, Mrs. 
 M.. A. M. (H.) 823.7203-5 
 
 Matapan affair, The. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 823 . 6595 
 Matchmaker, The. Sheppard, E.. S.. 
 
 823.1420 
 Mate of the Daylight. 33 pp. Jewett, S. . O. 
 
 823.4807 
 Mate to mate. Sharkey, T. K. 823.1416 
 
 Mathers, H.., now Reeves, Mrs. H.. B. (M.) 
 Mathers, J:, and A solid gentleman, (pseud. ) 
 The history of Mr. John Decastro, and his 
 brother Bat, commonly called Old Crab. 4 
 vols. ** 823.6609-12 
 
 Mathews, Cornelius, comp. The enchanted 
 moccasins, and other legends of the Ameri- 
 can Indians. 808.1856 
 Issued also as The Indian fairy book. 
 
 The Indian fairy book. 808. 1330 
 
 Mathews, Julia A. Bessie Harrington's ven- 
 ture. 823.1122 
 Mathias Sandorf. 3 pts. (in i v. ) Verne, J. 
 
 171 823.5028 
 Mathilda of Canossa, and Yoland of Gron- 
 ingen. Bresciani, Rev. A. 823.1904 
 
 Matilda. 2 vols. Cottin, 7J/w<?. S. (R.) 
 „ , . . 823.5652-3 
 
 Matrimony. Noms, W: E: 823.1893 
 
 Matt. 93 pp. Buchanan, R. W. 823.5141 
 Same. 823.5188 
 
 Matter of millions, A. Rohlfs, Mrs. A. K.. 
 fG.) 823.7512 
 
 Matthews, Brander. See Matthews, J. B. 
 Matthews, James Brander. 
 
 The last meeting: a story. 823.5367 
 
 A secret of the sea, &c. 823 . 5366 
 
 Venetian glass. 26 pp. [In Stories by 
 
 Amer. authors, v. 3.) p. 172, in 823.4704 
 
 , and Bunner, H: Cuyler. The docu- 
 ments in the case. 50 pp. {In Stories by 
 Amer. authors, v. i.) p. 33, in 823.4702 
 
 Maturin, E: Bianca: a tale of Erin and Italy. 
 
 823.1123 
 
 Maturin, Rev. Robert C: Melmoth, the wan- 
 derer. 4 vols. ** 823.6681-4 
 
 Eng-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Mauleverer's millions. Reid, T. W. 
 
 in 823.5090 
 Maunsell, W. Pryce. The poisoned chalice. 
 
 823.7221 
 Maupassant, Guy de. See Maupassant, H. 
 
 R. A. G. de. 
 Maupassant, Henri Ren^ Albert Guy. 
 
 The Horla. Tr. by J. Sturges. 58 pp. 
 
 (/» Mod. ghosts.) p. I, in 823.7349 
 
 The odd number: thirteen tales. Tr. by 
 
 Jonathan Sturges. With introd. by H: 
 James. 823.6933 
 
 On the river. Tr. by Jonathan Sturges. 
 
 16 pp. (/« Mod. ghosts.) 
 
 p. 113, in 823.7349 
 
 Pierre and Jean. Tr. by Hugh Craig. 
 
 823.6936 
 Mauprat. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. (D.) 
 
 823.6850 
 Maureen Dhu. Sadlier, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) 
 
 823.1381 
 Maurice Dering. Lawrence, G: A. 823.961 
 Maurice Tiernay, the soldier of fortune. 
 Lever, C:J. 823.988 
 
 Maurice Tyrone. McCarthy, J. 823 . 1053 
 Same. 823.5748 
 
 Mauritius; or, Isle of France. 
 
 St. Pierre, J. H: B. de. Paul and Vir- 
 ginia. 823.217 
 
 Same. 823.4206 
 
 Note.— See Backhouse, J. Narrative of a visit 
 to Mauritius and South Africa. 1844. 916.55. — Mar- 
 tin, R. M. History of southern Africa: Mauritius, 
 etc. 1843. 968.1. 
 
 Max Kromer. Smith, H. 823.1461 
 
 Maxwell, Lady Caroline E.. S.. (Sheridan) 
 
 Sterling- Lost and saved. 823 . 7405 
 
 Old Sir Douglas. 823.1192 
 
 Same. ** 823.6636 
 
 The wife and Woman's reward. 2 vols. 
 
 (Anon.) ** 823.6746-7 
 
 Woman's reward. ( With her The wife, 
 
 etc., vols. 1-2.) 823.6746-7 
 
 Maxwell, Cecil. A story of three sisters. 
 
 823.1132 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (Braddon). 
 
 Asphodel. 823.1589 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5045 
 
 Same. (Also) Rupert Godwin. 
 
 823.2415 
 
 Aurora Floyd: a love story, in 823 .5066 
 
 Same. 823.5904 
 
 Barbara; or, splendid misery. 
 
 in 823.5036 
 Same. (Also) John Marchmont's leg- 
 acy. 823 . 2400 
 
 Birds of prey. in 823.4987 
 
 Same. (Also) Charlotte's inheritance. 
 
 823 . 2403 
 
 Charlotte's inheritance. in 823 . 2403 
 
 Same. in 823.5048 
 
 Cloven foot. in 823.2416 
 
 Same. in 823.5114 
 
 Cut by the county; or, Grace Darnel. 
 
 i7i 823.5108 
 
 The day will come. 823.7198 
 
 Dead men's shoes. 823.5125 
 
 Same. (Also) Hostages to fortune. 
 
 823.2407 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 177 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (Braddon). Contin. 
 
 Dead-sea fruit. 823 . 6076 
 
 Same. (Also) The golden calf. 
 
 823.2413 
 
 Diavola; or, nobody's daughter. 2 pts. 
 
 in 823.5119 
 Issued also as Run to earth. 
 
 The doctor's wife. z« 823.4977 
 
 Same. {Also) Only a clod, 823 . 2408 
 
 Dudley Carleon; or, the brother's se- 
 cret; and George Caulfield's journey. 
 
 in 823.49^1 
 
 The fatal marriage, and The shadow in 
 
 the corner. 823 . 5 108 
 
 Same. (And) Put to the test. 
 
 823 . 6604 
 
 Fenton's quest. in 823.4991 
 
 Same. (Also) The cloven foot. 
 
 823.2416 
 
 George Caulfield's journey. ( Wilk her 
 
 Dudley Carleon.) i« 823.4991 
 
 The golden calf. ( With her Dead-sea 
 
 fruit.) in 823.2413 
 
 Hostages to fortune. in 823.2407 
 
 Same. in 823.5049; in 823.5050 
 
 Same. 823.6075 
 
 An Ishmaelite. in 823.5051 
 
 Same. in 823.5058 
 
 John Marchmont's legacy, in 823.2400 
 
 Same. in 823.5045 
 
 Joshua Haggard's daughter. 
 
 in 823.5130 
 
 Same. 823.6078 
 
 Sam,e. (Also) Taken at the flood. 
 
 823.2412 
 Just as I am; or, a living lie. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Lady Audley's secret 
 
 Same. 
 
 Lady's mile. 
 
 Same. 
 
 The lawyer's secret. 
 
 in 823.2417 
 in 823.5112 
 in 823.2405 
 823.5104 
 ift 823.2399 
 in 823.5096 
 [Also) The mys- 
 
 tery at Fernwood. ( With Saints and sin- 
 ners. By V. Cherbuliez. ) in 823.6384 
 
 The Lovels of Arden. 
 
 Married in haste. 
 
 The mistletoe bough. 
 
 823.6081 
 
 823.5117 
 
 Christmas, 1885. 
 
 in 823.5012 
 
 in S23.5059 
 
 in 823.5067 
 
 823.5107 
 
 in 823.4979 
 
 Same, 1886, 
 
 Same. 
 
 Mohawks. 
 
 Mount Royal. 
 
 Same. (Also) Just as I am. 823.2417 
 
 The mystery at Fernwood. 20 pp. 
 
 ( With her The lawyer's secret. ) 
 
 in 823.6384 
 
 The octoroon. (Anon.) 823.5029 
 
 Sam.e. in 823.6689 
 
 One thing needful; or, the penalty of 
 
 fate. 823.5131 
 
 Only a clod. • in 823 . 2408 
 
 Same. in 823.5061 
 
 Only a woman. in 823.5126 
 
 Same. in 823.6695 
 
 An open verdict. 823.6077 
 
 Phantom fortune. in 823.5116 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (Braddon). Contin. 
 
 Publicans and sinners; or, Lucius Dav- 
 
 oren. Pt. i. in 823.5135 
 
 Same. Pt. 2. 
 
 Same. 2 pts. 2 vols 
 
 Issued also as Lucius Davoren. 
 
 - Sam,e. 
 
 Put to the test. 
 
 Same. 
 
 - Rupert Godwin. 
 
 - Satne. 
 
 The shadow in the comer. 
 
 The fatal marriage.) 
 
 Satne. 
 
 Sir Jasper's tenant. 
 
 Same. (Also) Lady's mile. 
 
 in 823.5186 
 (in i). 823.2401 
 
 823.5140 
 
 823.5106 
 
 in 823.6604 
 
 in 823.2415 
 
 in 823.5114 
 
 ( With her 
 
 823.5108 
 
 in 823.6604 
 
 823 -4955 
 823.2399 
 
 A strange world. in 823 . 2409 
 
 Same. 823.2639 
 
 Strangers and pilgrims. 823 . 3067 
 
 Same. 823.5018; 823.6208 
 
 Same. (Also) A strange world. 
 
 823.2409 
 
 Taken at the flood. in 823.2412 
 
 Same. 823.5112 
 
 To the bitter end. 823.5103 
 
 Same. in 823.6208 
 
 Same. (Also) Lady Audley's secret. 
 
 823.2405 
 
 Under the red flag. 823.4769 
 
 Same. in 823.5029 
 
 Vixen. in 823.5124 
 
 Satne. (Also) Weavers and weft. 
 
 823.2404 
 
 Weavers and weft; or, " Love that hath 
 
 us in his net." t» 823.2404 
 
 Same. in 823.5017 
 
 Wyllard's weird. in 823.5096 
 
 Maxwell, W: Hamilton, Adventures of Cap- 
 tain Blake; or, my life. 823.1124 
 
 The bivouac; or, stories of the Peninsu- 
 lar war. 3 vols, (in I ). 823.1127 
 
 Captain Blake, Adventures of. 
 
 823.1124 
 
 Flood and field; or, the recollections of 
 
 a soldier of fortune, 823. 1 128 
 
 The fortunes of Hector O'Halloran. 
 
 823.1129 
 
 Grace Willoughby; a tale of the wars of 
 
 King James. 823 . 5894 
 
 Hector O'Halloran, The fortunes of. 
 
 823.1129 
 
 Luck is everything; or, the adventures 
 
 of Brian O' Linn. 823.1125 
 
 Sports ... in the Highlands and islands 
 
 of Scotland: a sequel to the " Wild sports of 
 the west." 823.1130 
 
 Stories of the Peninsular war. 
 
 823. I 131 
 
 Stories of Waterloo. 823.1133 
 
 Maxwell. Hook, T. E: 823.820 
 
 May, Sophie, pseud. See Clarke, R.. S. 
 May. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 823.5945 
 May Blossom. Lee, M. 823.5054 
 
 May Flower, and miscellaneous writings. 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B,) 823.2037 
 
 May Lane. M., C. M. ( With The well of 
 the desert. By E. S,. Holt.) 
 
 p. 185, in 823.5768 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 178 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 May Martin, and other tales of the Green 
 mountains. Thompson, D. P. 823.1851 
 
 Mayhew, A: Septimus, joint author. See 
 Mayhew, H: 
 
 Mayhew, H :, and Mayhew, A: Septimus. The 
 image of his father; or, one boy is more 
 trouble »than a dozen girls: being a tale of a 
 ' ' young monkey." 823 . 5479 
 
 Mayo, Mrs. I.. (Fyvie). \_E: and Ruth Gar- 
 rett.'] 
 
 At any cost. 
 
 Same. 
 
 By still waters. 
 
 A chance child 
 
 37 PP- 
 
 in 823.4995 
 
 in 823.5202 
 
 823.1135 
 
 (Johnson, R., 
 
 ed. Little classics, v. 11.) 
 
 p. 165, in 829.134 
 
 Crooked places: a story of struggles and 
 
 hopes. 823.1136 
 
 The crust and the cake. 823.1137 
 
 The dead sin, and other stories. 
 
 823.1138 
 
 Doing and dreaming. {Also) A real 
 
 lady. 823.1139 
 
 Family fortunes: a domestic story. 
 
 823.4465 
 ■ Gold and dross. 823 . 1 140 
 
 The house by the works. 823 . 1925 
 
 John Winter: a story of harvests. 
 
 823.5753 
 
 The mystery of Allan Grale. 
 
 in 823.5138 
 
 The occupations of a retired life. 
 
 823.1141 
 
 Premiums paid to experience: incidents 
 
 in my business life. 823 . 1 142 
 
 The quiet Miss Godolphin; and A chance 
 
 child. 823.4050 
 
 A real lady. ( With her Doing and 
 
 dreaming.) in 823.1139 
 
 White as snow. 823.5723 
 
 Mayo, W: Starbuck. The Berber; or, the 
 
 mountaineer of the Atlas: a tale of Mo- 
 rocco. 823.1143 
 Issued also as Mountaineer of the Atlas. 
 
 Kaloolah; or, joumeyings to the Di^bel 
 
 Kumri: an autobiography of Jonathan 
 Romer. 823.1144 
 
 Never again. 823.1145 
 
 Mayor of Casterbridge. Hardy, T: 
 
 in 823.4984 
 Same. /» 823.5x05 
 
 Mayor of Wind-gap. Banim, M. 823.59 
 
 Meadow Brook. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.799 
 
 Mecklenburg, Mrs. Alf hilda (Svenson). [Ivar 
 Ring.] Furugaard. 16 pp. — The snow- 
 ball. 24 pp. (Vicary, J: F., comp. A 
 stork's nest.) i« 823.5415 
 
 Mediterranean. Campbell, Sir G. Dark 
 stories from the sunny south ; or, legends 
 of the Mediterranean. 823.7242 
 
 Meinhold, Johann Wilhelm. Mary Schweid- 
 ler, the amber witch. The most interest- 
 ing trial for witchcraft ever known. Print- 
 ed from an imperfect manuscript by her 
 father, Abraham Schweidler, the pastor of 
 Coserow, in the island of Usedom. Tr. by 
 Lady L. D. Gordon. 823.4246 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Melbourne house. Warner, S. 823 . 1678 
 
 Meldrum, D: S. Rathillet. 57 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 6.) 
 
 p. 350, in 823 . 7502 
 
 Mellichampe. Simms, W: G. 823 . 1434 
 
 Melmoth, the wanderer. 4 vols. Maturin, 
 
 Rev.Vi.Q.: ** 823.6681-4 
 
 Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 Black but comely; or, the adventures of 
 
 Jane Lee. **f« 823.4665 
 
 Same. 823.7270 
 
 ' ' Bones and I ; " or, the skeleton at 
 
 home. ** in 823.4660 
 
 Same. 823.7271 
 
 The Brookes of Bridlemere. 823 . 1 150 
 
 Same. 823.7272 
 
 Same. {Also) Sarchedon: a legend of 
 
 the great queen. ** 823 .4662 
 
 Cerise: a tale of the last century. 
 
 823. I 151 
 
 Same. «'«** 823.4667; 823.7273 
 
 Contraband; or, a losing hazard. 
 
 823.7274 
 
 Same. {Also) Roy's wife. 
 
 ** 823.4666 
 
 Digby Grand; an autobiography. 
 
 823.7275 
 
 Same. {Also) The interpreter: a tale 
 
 of the war. ** 823 . 4671 
 
 General Bounce; or, the lady and the 
 
 locusts. 823.7276 
 
 Same. {Also) Tilbury Nogo; or, pas- 
 sages in the life of an unsuccessful man. 
 
 ** 823.4664 
 
 The gladiators: a tale of Rome and 
 
 Judaea. 823 . 7402 
 
 Same. {Also) Good for nothing; or, all 
 
 down hill. ** 823.4670 
 
 Good for nothing; or, all down hill. 
 
 in ** 823 . 4670 
 
 Same. 823.7277 
 
 Holmby house: a tale of old Northamp- 
 tonshire. 823.7278 
 
 Same. {Also) Cerise: a tale of the last 
 
 century. ** 823 . 4667 
 
 Inside the bar; or, sketches at Soaking- 
 
 ton. in ** 823.4668 
 
 Same. in 823 .7282 
 
 The interpreter: a tale of the war. 
 
 823.1853 
 
 Same. «'«** 823.4671 
 
 Kate Coventry: an autobiography. 
 
 823.7279 
 
 Same. {Also) Rosine: a story of the 
 
 red revolution. ** 823 . 4669 
 
 Katerfelto: a story of Exmoor. 
 
 823.1152 
 
 Same. 823.7280 
 
 Same. {Also) M. or N. " Similia simi- 
 
 libus curantur . " ** 823 . 466 1 
 
 M. or N. "Similia similibus curantur." 
 
 in ** 823.4661 
 
 Same. 823.7281 
 
 Market Harborough; or, how Mr. Saw- 
 yer went to the shires. ( fVith his Satan- 
 ella.) «>/** 823.4668 
 
 Sam,e. {Also) Inside the bar; or, sketches 
 
 at Soakington. 823 . 7282 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 179 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Gng:lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Melville, G: J: Whyte- Contin. 
 
 The queen's Maries: a romance of Holy- 
 rood. 823.7283 
 
 Same. (A/so) The white rose. 
 
 ** 823.4663 
 
 Rosine. in ** 823.4669 
 
 Same. 823.7284 
 
 Roy's wife. in ** 823.4666 
 
 Same. 823.7285 
 
 Sarchedon: a legend of the great queen. 
 
 in ** 823.4662 
 Same. 823.7286 
 
 Satanella: a story of Punchestown. 
 
 823.7287 
 
 Same. (Also) Market Harborough; or, 
 
 how Mr. Sawyer went to the shires. (And) 
 Inside the bar; or, sketches at Soakington. 
 
 ** 823.4668 
 
 Scotland and the moors. 40 pp. ( IVilh 
 
 his Tilbury Nogo.) p. 323, in 823.7289 
 
 Sister Louise; or, the story of a woman's 
 
 repentance. 823.7288 
 
 Same. (Also) Black but comely; or, 
 
 the adventures of Jane Lee. ** 823.4665 
 
 Tilbury Nogo; or, passages in the life of 
 
 an unsuccessful man. ( JViih his General 
 Bounce.) in ** 823.4664 
 
 Same. {Also) Scotland and the moors. 
 
 823.7289 
 
 Uncle John. 823.7290 
 
 Same. {Also) " Bones and I ; '' or, the 
 
 skeleton at home. ** 823 . 4660 
 
 The white rose. 823.1153 
 
 Same. in ** 823.4663 
 
 Melville, Herman. The bell-tower. 20 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 128, in 829.126 
 
 Moby-Dick; or, the whale. 823.1146 
 
 Pierre: or, the ambiguities. 823.1147 
 
 The refugee. 823.1148 
 
 White-Jacket; or, the world in a man-of- 
 war. 823.1149 
 
 Member, The. Gait, J: ** 823.6720 
 
 Member for Paris. Murray, E. C. G. 
 
 823.6098 
 Memoirs and resolutions of Adam Graeme of 
 Mossgray. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 in 823.5089 
 Memoirs of a cavalier. De Foe, D. 
 
 in 823.2123 
 Memoirs of a millionaire. Ames, L. T. 
 
 823.6556 
 Memoirs of a physician. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.6518 
 
 Memoirs of Barry Lyndon. Thackeray, W: 
 
 M. in 823.1575 
 
 Same. p. 3, in 823.6552 
 
 Memoirs of Captain Carleton. De Foe, D. 
 
 in 823.2123 
 Memoirs of Henry VIII. Herbert, H: W: 
 
 823.5726 
 Memoirs of Mr. C. J. Yellowplush. Thack- 
 eray, W: M. in 823.1577 
 Same. 823.6323 
 Memorable murder, A. 35 pp. Thaxter, 
 Mrs. C. (L.) p. 135, in 823.4704 
 Memories. Miiller, F. M. 823.4020 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Memories of troublous times. Marshall, Mrs. 
 E. (M.) 823.5772 
 
 Men, women, and ghosts. Ward, Mrs. E.. 
 S. (P.) 823.1257 
 
 M6nard, Th^ophile, pseud. See Roy, J. J. E- 
 Mendelssohn, Moses. (1729-1786. ) 
 
 Auerbach, B. Poet and merchant: a pic- 
 ture of life from the times of Moses Men- 
 delssohn. 823.6793 
 
 Note.— See Hedge, F. H. Life of M., with ex- 
 amples of his writings. 20 pp. (In his Prose writ- 
 ers of Germany.) p. 99, in 839.2. — Samuels, M. 
 Memoirs of M., incl. the correspondence on the 
 Christian religion with Lavater. 1827. 921.35. 
 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Jakob Ludwig Felix. 
 (1809-1847.) 
 
 Barnard, C: Mozart and Mendelssohn. 
 
 ( The tone masters, v. i.) 808. 1619 
 
 See also Grove, Sir G: Dictionary of music and 
 
 musicians, v. 2. p. 253, in ** 780.20. — Moscheles, 
 
 I. Recent music and muscians. 1873. 780.6. 
 Mendes, i^/m^. Judith (Gautier). The usurper: 
 
 an episode in Japanese history. Tr. by A. 
 
 L. Alger. ' 823.4785 
 
 Menger, Rudolf. Countess Loreley. Tr. by 
 
 Miss Dandridge. 823.7055 
 
 Men's wives. Thackeray, W: M. in 823.1572 
 
 Same. in 823.6324 
 
 Menshikoff. Hasselt, A. H. C. van. 
 
 823.7172 
 Mercedes of Castile. Cooper, J. F. 823.300 
 
 Same. in 823.7454 
 
 Merchant of Antwerp. Conscience, H. 
 
 823-2445 
 Merchant of Berlin, The. Mundt, Mrs. C. 
 (M.) 823.5888 
 
 Merchant vessel. The. NordhofF, C: 
 
 808.166 
 Merchant's clerk. Warren, S: 823.4994 
 
 Mercy Philbrick's choice. Jackson, Mrs. H.. 
 M. (F.) 823.4304 
 
 Mere adventurer. Andrews, F. 823 . 5842 
 
 Mere interlude, A. 30 pp. Hardy, T: ( With 
 Mrs. Smith of Longmains. By R. Brough- 
 ton.) in 823.5046 
 
 Mere Suzanne and other stories. Macquoid, 
 Mrs. K..S. 823.7133 
 
 Meredith, G: Adventures of Harry Rich- 
 mond. 823.5275 
 
 Beauchamp's career. 823.5276 
 
 Diana of the crossways. in 823 . 5060 
 
 The egoist. 823 . 2264 
 
 Same. 823.6620 
 
 Same. 3 vols. 823.4369-71 
 
 Evan Harrington; or, he would be a 
 
 gentleman. 823.1154 
 
 Farina. ( With his The shaving of 
 
 Shagpat.) in 823.5274 
 
 The house on the beach: a realistic tale. 
 
 823.5563 
 
 The ordeal of Richard Feverel: a history 
 
 of father and son. * 823.6619 
 
 Rhoda Fleming. 823.5381 
 
 Sandra Belloni, originally Emilia in 
 
 England. 823.5382 
 
 The shaving of Shagpat: an Arabian en- 
 tertainment; and, Farina. 823.5274 
 
 The tragic comedians: a study in a well- 
 known story. 2 vols. * 823.4682-3 
 
 Vittoria. 823.5586 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 180 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Merim^e, Prosper. Carmen: the power of 
 love. 65 pp. ( With A thousand francs re- 
 ward. By B. Gaboriau. ) in 823 . 6699 
 Meritt, Paul. Daughters of Eve. Founded 
 on the drama of "New Babylon." Also 
 A Provence rose. By L. de La Ram^e. 
 
 823.7056 
 Merkland. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.7406 
 Merry men, and other tales and fables. Stev- 
 enson, R. L. 823.5017 
 Merton. Hook, T. E: 823.821 
 Mervyn Clitheroe. Ainsworth, W: H. 
 
 823 . 22 
 Mervyn's meed. Kerr, E. in 823.7189 
 
 Mesopotamia. See also Babylon. 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 109, 821.228 
 Message from the sea, A. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 823.5557 
 Messrs. Vanderput & Snoek. Martineau, H. 
 
 in ** 823.6711 
 
 Same. ** 823.6753 
 
 Meta Holdenis. Cherbuliez, V. 823.2318 
 
 Same. 823 . 2378 
 
 Metamorphoses. Apuleius, L. 823.2116 
 
 Metamorphoses: a tale. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 4.) z« 823.7488 
 
 Metempsychosis, The. 38 pp. Macnish, R. 
 
 p. 201, in 823.1778 
 
 Meteyard, Eliza. [Silverpen.} Mainstone's 
 
 housekeeper. 823 . 1 1 55 
 
 Metzerott, shoemaker. Woods, K.. P. 
 
 823.6995 
 Mexico. 
 
 Francis, F. Mosquito: a tale of the 
 
 Mexican frontier. 823.7517 
 
 Hale, E: E., and Hale, Miss S. A fam- 
 ily flight through Mexico. 808. 1830 
 
 Knox, T: W. Boy travellers in Mexico, 
 
 The. Adventures ... in a journey to 
 northern and central Mexico, Campeachey, 
 and Yucatan, with a description . . .of 
 Central America and of the Nicaragua 
 canal. 808.1841 
 
 Miller, C. H. Songs of the Mexican 
 
 seas. 821.1315 
 
 Ober, F: A. Young folks' history of 
 
 Mexico. 978.75 
 
 Conquest period. 
 
 Dryden , J. Indian emperor; trag. 
 
 ** 822.135 
 
 Indian queen; trag. ** 822.135 
 
 Montezuma. 
 
 Eggleston, E:, a«rfSeelye, Mrs. L. (E.) 
 
 Montezuma, and the conquest of Mexico. 
 
 808.826 
 
 Ober, F: A. Montezuma's gold mines. 
 
 823.5539 
 
 Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Alzire; trag. 
 
 p. 418, in 842. 16 
 
 Aztec civilization. Wallace, L. The fair 
 
 god; or, the last of the 'Tzins; a tale of the 
 
 conquest of Mexico. 823 . 1668 
 
 19TH CENTURY, A. D, 
 
 Bishop, W: H: The yellow snake. 
 
 823.6391 
 
 Contin. 
 
 Contin, 
 The Aztec 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. 
 
 Mexico. Contin. 
 
 I9TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Janvier, T: A. The Aztec treasure- 
 house. 823.7165 
 
 Kingsley, M. The Puerto de Medina. 
 
 37 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser. , 
 v. 2.) p- 117, in 823.7498 
 
 Maitland, E: Higher law. 823.1080 
 
 Ober, F: A. The silver city: a story of 
 
 adventure in Mexico. 808. 1878 
 
 Reid, Capt. T: M. The Free Lances: a 
 
 romance of the Mexican valley. 823.6335 
 
 The scalp hunters; or, adventures 
 
 among the trappers. 808.437 
 
 Ripley, E. McH. From flag to flag: a 
 
 woman's adventures and experiences . . . 
 in Mexico. 823.5439 
 
 Stoddard, W: O. The red mustang: a 
 
 story of the Mexican border. 808.1587 
 
 Note. — For ancient Aztec civilization, see Pres- 
 cott, W: H. History of the conquest of Mexico. 
 V. 1. chaps, i-vi. 978.11. 
 
 For Spanish conquest under Cortes, see Cortes, 
 H. Despatches adaressed to the Emperor Charles 
 V. 1843. 978.39.— Helps, A. The Spanish con- 
 quest in America, vols. 2, 3. 1857. 970.38-9. 
 
 For general histories, etc., see Bancroft, H. H. 
 pistory of Mexico. 5 vols. {Works, yoXs.t^-iT,-) *97o. 
 73-77. Contents: — v. i: 1516-1521, * 970.73; v. 2: 1521- 
 1600, * 970.74; V. 3: 1600-1803, * 970-75; V. 4: 1804- 
 1824, * 970.76; V. 5: 1824-1861, * 970.77; — History of 
 the north Mexican states. ( Works, vols. 15- .) Con- 
 tents:— v. i: 1531-1800, 970.79. — Frost, J. History of 
 Mexico and its virars (to 1882). 1877. 978.77.— Hale, 
 S. The story of Mexico. (Story of the nations.) 
 1891. 978.76.— Janvier, T: A. The Mexican guide. 
 1890. * 9102.2. — Noll, A. H. Short hist, of Mexico. 
 (1325-1888.) 1890. 978.78.— Ober, F: A. Young 
 folks' history of Mexico. 1883. 978.65. — Tylor, E: 
 B. Anahuac; or, Mexico and the Mexicans, ancient 
 and modern. (Re-is. of ed. of 1861.) 978.54. — "Win- 
 Hor, J. Mexico and Central America. {In his Narr. 
 and crit. hist, of Araer., v. i, pp. 133-208.) * 970.127*. 
 
 For war with the United States, see Jay, W: Re- 
 view of the causes and consequences of the Mexi- 
 can war. 2d ed. 1849. 973.708. — Jenkins, J: S. 
 History of the war between the United States and 
 Mexico. 1859. 973.88. — Mayer, B. History of the 
 war between Mexico and the United States. 1848. 
 978.79.— Ripley, Maj. R. S. War with Mexico. 
 2 vols. 1849. 978.82-3. 
 
 See also United States, note. War ivith Mexico. 
 
 For empire of Maximilian, see Elton, Capt. J. F. 
 With the French in Mexico. 978.18. — Schroeder, 
 S. Fall of Maximilian's empire. 1887. 978.80. 
 
 For manners and customs, see Gooch, Mrs. F. C. 
 Face to face with the Mexicans. 1887. * 9178.62. 
 
 For description of modern Mexico, see Aubertin. 
 A flight to Mexico. 1882. 9178.65.— Brockleliurst, 
 T: U. Mexico to-day. 1883. « 917.57.— Castro, L. 
 The republic of Mexico in 1882. 9178.64.— Craw- 
 ford, C. H. The land of the Montezumas. 1889. 
 9178.63.— Haven, G. Our next-door neighbor. 1875. 
 9178.44.— Janvier, T: A. The Mexican guide. 1890. 
 * 9102.2. 
 
 See also Anderson, A. D. Mexico from the ma- 
 terial stand-point. 1884. (American and English 
 authorities, pp. 137-156, etc.) 978.81. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 153. No. 4, 1884, p. 185. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 122. No. 5, 1888, p. 253. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 832-4, in ** 
 50.1;— 5a»»*. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 286-7, '» 
 **50.i*. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 in ** 350.5496'''. 
 Mexico, Gulf of Hearn, L. Chita: a mem- 
 ory of Last Island. 823 . 7141 
 Meyer, Konrad Ferdinand. The tempting of 
 Pescara. Tr. by Mrs. Clara Bell. 823.7351 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 181 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Engrlish Fiction. 
 
 Meyers, Robert C. 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 Middlemass, Jean. 
 
 Silvennead. 
 
 Contin. 
 Miss Margery's roses. 
 
 823.1156 
 
 Michael Armstrong, Life and adventures of. 
 
 Trollope, Mrs. F.. (M.) ** 823.6222 
 
 Michael Rudolph. Dupuy, E. A. 823.4284 
 
 Michael StrogofF. Verne, J. 823.6112 
 
 Michel Lorio's cross. 45 pp. Smith, H. 
 
 p. 249, in 823 . 1460 
 
 Mick Tracy, the Irish scripture reader. By 
 the author of "Tim Doolan." 823.7190 
 
 Middle ages. See also Charlemagne. — Le- 
 gends. — For Wandering Jew, see note under 
 Jews. 
 
 Cox, Sir G: W:, and Jones, E. H. 
 
 Popular romances of the middle ages, 
 
 823.7193 
 For contents, see Cox, Sir G: W:, and Jones, E. H. 
 
 Saxon, Mrs. E. L. Belt and spur: sto- 
 ries of the knights of the middle ages from 
 the old chronicles. 808. 1610 
 
 Middlemarch. Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.) 
 
 in 823.6261 
 823.1000-1 
 Lady Muriel's secret. 
 
 in 823.5093 
 
 i7i 823.4987 
 
 Middlemore, Mrs. S. G. C. Round a posada 
 
 fire: Spanish legends. lUus. 823.4745 
 
 Middy and ensign. Fenn, G: M. 808.1222 
 
 Same. 823 . 5740 
 
 Midnight sun. Bremer, F. in 823 . 5023 
 
 Same. 823.6109 
 
 Midshipman Easy. Marry at, Capt. F: 
 
 823.1105 
 Mignon. Bridges, Mrs. Col. —. 823.584 
 
 Mignon. Stannard, yJ/r.y. H. E. V. (P. ) 
 
 in 823.4994 
 Mignon's secret. 82 pp. Stannard, Mrs. H. 
 E. V. (P.) in 823.5015 
 
 Mildred. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.800 
 Mildred's cadet. Hamilton, A. K. 823.1860 
 Mildred's married life, and a winter with Elsie 
 Dinsmore. Finley, M. 823.4747 
 
 Miles O'Reilly, Life and adventures of. Hal- 
 pine, C. G. 823.7083 
 Miles Wallingford. Cooper, J. F. 823.301 
 Same. in 823.7456 
 Military adventure in the Pyrenees. By a 
 peninsular medallist. 98 pp. {In Tales 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 3.) 
 
 , in 823.7487 
 Military sketches. Gaboriau, E- 
 
 in 823.6699 
 Military sketches and stories. Forbes, A., 
 and others. 823.6281 
 
 Military stories and sketches. 
 
 Vovh&SjK., and others. Military sketches 
 
 and stories. 823.6281 
 
 Grant, J. Cavaliers of fortune; or, Brit- 
 ish heroes in foreign wars. 823.622 
 
 Constable of France. 823.623 
 
 Legend of the old 55th; or, the regi- 
 ment of Flanders. 30 pp. ( With his Ross- 
 shire Buffs.) p. 267, in 823.649 
 — Scottish soldiers of fortune: their ad- 
 ventures and achievements in the armies of 
 Europe. 823.5932 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Military stories and sketches. Contin. 
 
 King, Capt. C: Starlight ranch, and 
 
 other stories of army life on the frontier. 
 
 823.7176 
 Note. — For American military and naval biog- 
 raphy, see Dudley, D. Officers of our Union army 
 and navy. v. i. 923.884. — Hamersley, T: H. S. 
 Complete army and navy register of the United 
 States of America. 1776-1887. 1888. ** 973.616.— 
 Johnson, R. U., anrf Buel, C. C, eds. Battles and 
 leaders of the civil war. 4 vols. * 973-630-33-— 
 Peterson, C: J. Military heroes of the war of 1812 
 and Mexico. 1858. 923.396.— Shea. J. G. The fal- 
 len brave. 1861. 923.393.— Snow, W. P. Southern 
 generals, who they are and what they have done. 
 1865. 920.398.— Wilson, T: Biography of the prin- 
 cipal American military and naval heroes. 2 vols. 
 181 7. 920.396-7. 
 
 For British military biography, itftf Cust, Sir V,: 
 Lives of the warriors of the 17th century. 6 vols. 
 1865-9. 920.390-95.— Kaye, Sir J. W. Lives of In- 
 dian officers. 3 vols. 1880. 920.387-89.— Mitchell, 
 Maj.-Gen. J. Biographies of eminent soldiers of 
 the last four centuries. 1865. 920.386. 
 
 For military life in general, see Zogbaum, R. F. 
 Horse, foot and dragoons: sketches of army life at 
 home and abroad. 1888. 355-512. 
 
 See also notes under England.— France.— United 
 States. 
 Mill and the tavern, The. Arthur, T. S. 
 
 823.5758 
 Mill mystery, The. Rohlfs, Mrs. A.. K.. (G.) 
 
 823.7148 
 Mill of St. Herbot, The. Macquoid, Mrs. K.. 
 
 S. 
 Mill on the Floss. Cross, Mrs. 
 
 Millbank. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J 
 
 823.5563 
 M.. A. (E.) 
 
 823 . 1002 
 . (H.) 
 
 823.1922 
 A dreadful 
 
 823.7057 
 
 Miller, Mrs. Alex. McVeigh 
 temptation. 
 
 Lady Gay's pride; or, the miser's treas- 
 ure. 823.5043 
 
 Lancaster's choice. 823.5036 
 
 Laurel Vane; or, the girl's conspiracy. 
 
 in 823.5043 
 
 An old man's darling. 823.7058 
 
 Sworn to silence. in 823.5044 
 
 Miller, Mrs. Annie (Jenness). 'Twixt love 
 
 and law: a novel. 823.5506 
 
 Miller, Cincinnatus Hiner. [Joaquin Miller.'\ 
 
 Danites in the Sierras. 823.4204 
 
 The destruction of Gotham. 823.5388 
 
 Same. 823.5769 
 
 First fam'lies of the Sierras. 823.1159 
 
 The one fair woman. 823.7403 
 
 Miller, Mrs. Harriet (Mann). [Olive Thorne 
 
 Mineral Little folks in feathers and fur, 
 
 and others in neither. 808 . 1888 
 
 Miller, Hugh. Sandy Wood's sepulchre. 8 
 
 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v, 5.) 
 
 p. 127, in 829.128 
 
 Scenes and legends of the north of 
 
 Scotland; or, the traditional history of 
 Cromarty. 823.1157 
 
 Tales and sketches. Ed., with a preface, 
 
 by Mrs. Miller. 823 . 1 158 
 
 Cbn/^«/5.— Recollections of Ferguson.— Recollec- 
 tions of Burns.— The salmon-fisher of Udoll.— Let- 
 ters on the herring fishery.- The lykewake.— Bill 
 Whyte.— The young surgeon.— A true story of the 
 life of a Scotch merchant of the iSth centurjr. 
 
 Miller, Joaquin, pseud. See Miller, Cincin- 
 natus Hiner. 
 
 Miller, Olive Thorne, pseud. See Miller, Mrs. 
 Harriet (Mann). 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 182 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Miller of Angibault, The. Dudevant, Mtne. 
 
 A. L. A. (D.) 823.6851 
 Millet, Francis Davis. Yatil. 27 pp. (in 
 
 Stories by Amer, authors, v. 5.) 
 
 p. 54, *■« 823.4706 
 Millionaire, The. Jennings, L: J. 
 
 in 823.5091 
 Millionaire of Rough-and- Ready, A. Harte, F. 
 
 B. 823.5152 
 Mills of the gods. Twells, Mrs. J. H. 
 
 823 . 1642 
 Mills of Tuxbury. Townsend, V. F.. 
 
 823.1596 
 Milton, J: (1608-1674.) 
 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) Maiden & 
 
 married life of Mary Powell, afterwards 
 Mistress Milton. (Anon.) 823.4763 
 
 Ring, M. John Milton and his times. 
 
 823.5964 
 
 Note. — For Milton's life and writings, see 
 Arnold, M. A French critic on M. 28 pp. {In 
 his Mixed essays, etc.) 1883. p. 178, in S24.407;— 
 Milton. 13 pp. (/w Aw Essays in criticism, 2d ser. ) 
 1889. p. 56, in 824.411. — De Quincey, T: Life of 
 Milton. 32 pp. (Masson, D:, «rf. Coll. writings, v. ^.) 
 p. 86, /w 829.682.— Howitt, W: Homes and haunts 
 of the English poets. 1877. p. 46, j« 914.10.— Hunt, 
 T. W. The prose style of J: Milton. 18 pp. (In his 
 Representative Eng. prose, etc.) 1887. p. 246, in 
 820.120. — Lowell, J. R. Milton. 49 pp. (In his 
 Among my books, 2d ser.) 1890. p. 252, jw 824.102*. 
 — Macaulay, T: B. (In his Essays, v. i.) p. 148, in 
 824.67. — Ma88on, D: Life and times of John Mil- 
 ton. 6 vols, (and index). * 928.702-8. v. 1: A. D. 
 1608-1639; V. 2: A. D. 1639-1643; V. 3: A. D. 1643-1649; V. 
 4: A. D. 16^^9-1654; V.5: A. D. 1654-1660; V. 6: (in prep- 
 aration); index. — Stern, A. Milton and Crom- 
 well. 31 pp. (Samml. wissens. Vortrdge, v. 10.) 
 1875. p. 681, jw* 33.340. 
 
 See also Allibone'g Dictionary of English litera- 
 ture, V. 2. p. 1296, in ** 803.7. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 155. No. 4, 1884, p. 187. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 123. No. 5, 1888, p. 255. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 841-2, in 
 **5o.i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1,1887. p. 289, in 
 ** 50 . 1 '. 
 
 Mimic life. Ritchie, Mrs. A.. C. (O.) 
 
 823.7516 
 Minigo. Abbott, J. z« 808.590 
 
 Minister's charge. The. Howells, W: D. 
 
 823.5778 
 Mmister's story. Roe, A. S. in 823.1366 
 
 Minister's wife, A, See Beecher, Mrs. E. W. 
 
 (B.) 
 
 Minister's wife, The. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. 
 
 (W.) 823.1209 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5066; in 823 . 6208 
 
 Minister's wooing. Stowe, i)/rs. H. E.. (B.) 
 
 823 . 1524 
 Minstrel love. La Motte Fouqu^, F. H. K: 
 
 de. 
 
 Mirage. Fletcher, J. C. 
 Miriam. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. 
 
 Miriam Alroy. Disraeli, B: 
 
 Miriam Balestier. Fawcett, E. 
 
 Miriam Coffin. Hart, Col. J. C. 
 Same. 
 
 Miriam's memoirs. Warfield, 
 (W.) 
 
 Mirza, The. Morier^ J. 
 
 Misadventure. Noms, W: E: 
 
 Misadventures of John Nicholson. Steven- 
 son, R. L: 823.5776 
 
 823.6865 
 823.1993 
 
 (H.) 
 
 823.1558 
 823 . 3002 
 823.5572 
 823.6110 
 823.6210 
 
 Mrs. C. A. 
 
 823.1662 
 
 * 823.6185 
 
 823.7292 
 
 Cng'lish Fiction. Coniin. 
 
 Mis^rables, Les. Hugo, V. M. 823 . 5645 
 
 Same. 823.6289; 823.6990 
 
 Sam,e. 5 vols. 823.6414-18 
 
 Misers. 
 
 Great and eccentric characters. 920.82. — Mer- 
 ryweather, F. S. Lives and anecdotes of misers. 
 1850. 920.399.— Redding, C. Memoirs of remark- 
 able misers. 2 vols. 1863. 923 . 1353-4. — Russell, 
 W. C. Mordaunt, Earl of Peterborough. 13 pp. 
 (In his Eccentric personages.) p. 100, in 920.369. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 851, tn ** 
 50.I-— 5a»f«. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 291, in ** 
 50-i'. 
 Miser's daughter, The. Ainsworth, W: H. 
 
 823.23 
 Misfortunes of bro' Thomas Wheatley. 25 
 pp. Fairfax, L. R. p. 68, in 823.4707 
 
 Misfortunes of Elphin. Peacock, T: L. 
 
 * 823.4687 
 Miss Angel. Ritchie, Mrs. A. I.. (T.) 
 
 823.5986 
 Miss Bretherton. Ward, Mrs. M.. A. (A.) 
 
 in 823.5060 
 
 Same. 823 . 5496 
 
 Miss Brooks. White, E. O. 823.7184 
 
 Miss Carew. Edwards, A. B. 823.2522 
 
 Same. 823 . 5086 
 
 Miss Cheyne of Essilmont. Grant, J. 
 
 823.4798 
 Miss Churchill. Tiernan, Mrs. F.. E. (F.) 
 
 823.7130 
 Miss Crespigny. Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. (H.) 
 
 823.5473 
 Miss Defarge. Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. (H.) 
 
 p. 123, in S23.6634 
 
 Miss Eaton's romance. Allen, R: 823.7028 
 
 Miss Eunice's glove. 27 pp. Webster, A. F. 
 
 p. 117, in 823.4707 
 
 Miss Frances Merley. Curran, J: E. 
 
 823.6957 
 Miss Gascoigne. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. (C.) 
 
 823.5593 
 Miss Gilbert's career. Holland, J. G. 
 
 823.781 
 Same. 823 . 5257 
 
 Miss Grief. 35 pp. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 p. 5, in 823.4705 
 "Miss Lou." Roe, E: P. 823.5523 
 
 Miss Ludington's sister. Bellamy, E: 
 
 823.7338 
 Miss Mackenzie. Trollope, A. 823.1617 
 
 Miss Margery's roses. Meyers, R. C. 
 
 823.1156 
 Miss Marjoribanks. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. 
 (W.) 823.6056 
 
 Miss Misanthrope. McCarthy, J. 823.5982 
 Miss Molly. Butt, B.. M. 823.161 
 
 Miss Mordeck's father. Gooch, Mrs. F. (P. ) 
 
 823 . 7002 
 Miss Oona McQuarrie. Smith, A. 823.4104 
 Miss Richards' boy. 56 pp. Holley, M. 
 
 p. 17, in 823.6119 
 Miss Tommy. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823.4805 
 Miss Van Kortland. Benedict, F. L. 
 
 823.6038 
 
 Missing. Hay, M.. C. 823.4361 
 
 Missing bills, The: an unsolved mystery. 54 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser. , 
 
 V. ID.) in 823.7494 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 183 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 Missing bride, The. Southworth, Mrs. E. D, 
 E. (N.) 823.1500 
 
 Missing ship, The. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.358 
 
 Mission, The. Marryat, Capt. F: 808.775 
 
 Same. 808.1500 
 
 Mist of error. Dickens, M.. A. 823.7228 
 
 Mr. Absalom Billingslea, and other Georgian 
 
 folk. Johnston, R: M. 823.5267 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Morton. Williams, Dr. H., 
 
 a«a^ Williams, Mrs. H. 823.4550 
 
 Mr. Barnes of New York. Gunter, A. C. 
 
 823.6019 
 Mr. Bixby's Christmas visitor. 12 pp. Gage, 
 C: S. p. 42, z« 823.4710 
 
 Mr. Bodley abroad. Scudder, H. E. 
 
 808.1851 
 Mr. Butler's ward. Robinson, F. M. 
 
 in 823.4987 
 Mr. Columbus Coriander's gorilla. 22 pp. 
 (/« Half-hours with great story tellers.) 
 
 p. 53, ?■« 823.5478 
 
 Mr. Ghim's dream. 823.1898 
 
 Mr. Isaacs. Crawford, F. M. 823.4471 
 
 Mr. Jonathan Wild the great, The history of 
 
 the life of the late. Fielding, H: 
 
 823.6152 
 Mr. Ledbury and his friend Jack Johnson, 
 Adventures of. Smith, A. 823.1451 
 
 Mr. Meeson's will. Haggard, H: R. 
 
 823.5528 
 Mr. Midshipman Easy. Marryat, CapL F: 
 
 823.1105 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6663 
 
 Mr. Oldmixon. Hammond, W: A. 823 . 4857 
 
 Mr. Peter Crewitt. Denison, Mrs. M.. (A.) 
 
 823-377 
 Mr. Phillips' goneness. Bailey, J. M. 
 
 823.52 
 Mr. Potter of Texas. Gunter, A. C. 
 
 823.5408 
 Mr. Scarborough's family. TroUope, A. 
 
 823.6596 
 Mr, Schermerhom's marriage and widowhood. 
 Lowell, R. T. S. p. 99, in 823.1019 
 
 Mr. Smith. Walford, Mrs. L. B. (C.) 
 
 823.1665 
 Same. 823.6700 
 
 Mr. Tangier's vacations. Hale, E: E. 
 
 823.5254 
 Mistletoe bough, The. Christmas, 1885. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.), ed. 
 
 in 823.5012 
 
 Same. 1886. in 823.5059; in 823.5067 
 
 Mistress and maid. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823-335 
 Same. in 823.6263 
 
 Mrs. Armington's ward. Wright, D. T. 
 
 823.4092 
 Mrs. Arthur. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823-5946 
 Mistress Beatrice Cope. Le Clerc, M. E. 
 
 823.6504 
 
 Mrs. Beauchamp Brown. Austin, Afrs. J.. 
 
 (G.) 823.6625 
 
 Mrs. Beauchamp's vengeance. 50 pp. (/« 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 11.) 
 
 in 823.7495 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Mrs. Carr's companion. Wightman, M. G. 
 
 823.4993 
 Mrs. Caudle's curtain lectures. Jerrold, D. 
 W. 823.2598 
 
 Mrs. Dymond. Ritchie, Mrs. A.. I.. (T.) 
 
 in 823.5138 
 
 Mrs. Forrester's secret. Godfrey, 3frs. G. 
 
 W. in 823.5064 
 
 Mrs. Gainsborough's diamonds. Hawthorne, 
 
 J. C. 823.5685 
 
 Mrs. Geoffrey. Hungerford, Mrs. M. 
 
 823.3440 
 
 Same. 823.4189 
 
 Mistress Judith. Liddell, Mrs. C. C. (F.-T.) 
 
 823.1645 
 Mrs. Keith's crime. Cliflford, Mrs. L. (L.) 
 
 823.5045 
 Mrs. Knollys. 21 pp. Stimson, F: J. 
 
 p. 70, x« 823.4703 
 Mrs. Leicester's school. Lamb, C: 824.415 
 Mrs. Lorimer. Harrison, Mrs. R. G. (K.) 
 
 823.7268 
 Mrs. Mark Luke. Johnstone, Mrs. C. I. 
 
 in * 823.6194 
 Mrs. Mayburn's twins. Habberton, J: 
 
 823.4562 
 Mrs. Merriam's scholars. Hale, E: E. 
 
 823.2342 
 
 Mistress of Beech Knoll. Burnham, Mrs. 
 
 C. L. (R.) .823.6993 
 
 Mistress of the house. Chamberlain, P. B. 
 
 823-195 
 Mrs. Skaggs's husband, and other sketches. 
 
 Harte, F. B. 823.717 
 
 Mrs. Smith of Longmains. 34 pp. Brough- 
 
 ton, R. in 823.5046 
 
 Mrs. Temperly. 59 pp. James, H:, Jr. 
 
 p. 317, in 823.6536 
 Mrs. Vereker's courier maid. Hector, Mrs. 
 
 A. (F.) «■« 823.5089 
 
 Same. in 823.6623 
 
 Misunderstood. Montgomery, F. 823.1165 
 Mitchell, Donald Grant. [Ik Marvel.'\ 
 
 A bachelor's revery. 26 pp. (Johnson, 
 
 K., ed. Little classics, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 126, in 829.127 
 
 Doctor Johns: being a narrative of cer- 
 tain events in the life of an orthodox min- 
 ister in Connecticut. 823.1161-2 
 
 Dream life: a fable of the seasons. 
 
 823.5290 
 
 Reveries of a bachelor; or, a book of the 
 
 heart. 823.5289 
 
 Seven stories, with basement and attic. 
 
 823.5291 
 Mitchell, E: Page. The ablest man in the 
 world. 28 pp. (/« Stories by Amer. auth- 
 ors, v. 10.) p. 45, in 823.4711 
 
 The Tachypomp: a mathematical dem- 
 onstration. 24 pp. (/« Stories by Amer. 
 authors, v. 5.) p. 142, in 823.4706 
 
 Mitchell, Silas Weir. In war-time. 823.5399 
 
 Prince Little Boy, and other tales out of 
 
 Fairy -land. 808.1350 
 
 Roland Blake. 823.5245 
 
 Mitford, A. Bertram. The forty-seven R6nins. 
 
 25 pp. (Johnson, R., ^rf. Little classics, v. 
 
 II.) p. 141, /» 829.134 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 184 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Mitford, A. Bertram. Contin. 
 
 Tales of old Japan. 3d ed. 823.4245 
 
 Mitford, M.. Russell. (1786-1855.) Fresh- 
 water fisherman. {In Standard tales, etc. 
 Ed. by Mrs. C. I.Johnstone.) in * 823.5194 
 
 Same. 7 pp. (Tieck, L. The elves, 
 
 etc.) P- 9i> in 823.6328 
 
 Our village: sketches of rural character 
 
 and scenery. 2 vols. 823.2148-9 
 
 NoU.—'Por her life and writings, see Fields, J. 
 T. Yesterdays with authors. 1878. p. 125, i« 928. 
 76. — Harris, A. B. T^ittle biographies. 14 pp. 1887. 
 p. iQ, in 928.692. — Jeaflfreson, J: C. Mary Russell 
 Mitford. 9 pp. {In his Novels, etc., v. 2.) p. 142, 
 in 820.187. — t 'Estrange, Rev. A. G. K. Life of 
 Mary Russell Mitford. 2 vols. 1870. 928.331-2. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 855-6, in ** 
 
 50.1; — Same. Jan 
 ** 50.1=. 
 Mito Yashiki 
 
 I, 1882-Jan. I, iS 
 
 p. 293, in 
 
 Maclay, A. C. 823.6963 
 
 Mixed motives. (Anon.) 823.5041 
 
 Moby-Dick. Melville, H. 823.1146 
 
 Modern ghosts, selected and translated. The 
 introd. by G: W: Curtis. 823.7349 
 
 Contents: — Introduction. — Alarc6n, P. A. de. The 
 tall woman.— Be cquer, G. A. Maese P^rez, the or- 
 ganist.— Graziani, G. M.- Fioraccio. — Kielland, 
 A. L. Siesta. — Kompert, L. The silent woman. — 
 Maupassant, G. de. The Horia; — On the river. 
 
 Modern Griselda. 84 pp. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 in ** 823.4646 
 
 Same. 
 Same. 
 Modern instance, A. 
 
 p. 245, in ** 823. 21 1 1 
 
 p. 263, in 823.7431 
 Howells, W: D. 
 
 823.4545 
 Modern Mephistopheles. Alcott, L. 
 
 Modern Midas, A. J6kai, M. 
 Modern Telemachus, A. Yonge, C. 
 
 Modern vikings, The. 
 
 M. 
 
 823.1997 
 823.4927 
 M.. 
 
 823.5760 
 Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 808.1464 
 
 Modern warning. James, H: ( With his The 
 Aspern papers.) p. 197, in 823.5780 
 
 Modeste Mignon. Balzac, H. de. 823.6542 
 Moffat, Robert, Story of. Rathbone, Mrs. 
 M.. A. (M.) 823.5583 
 
 Mogul tales. Gueullette, T: S. 
 
 in ** 823.6232 
 Mohawks. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E- (B.) 
 
 in 823.5107 
 Mohicans of Paris, The. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.6353 
 Mohun. Cooke, J: E. 823.278 
 
 Moir, D: Macbeth. The bridal of Borthwick. 
 (Picken, A., ed. The club-book, v. 2.) 
 
 in 823.702 
 
 Moir, G:, ed. and tr. The blue dragoon: a 
 
 story of circumstantial evidence, from the 
 
 criminal records of Holland. 38 pp. {In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 9.) 
 
 in 823.7493 
 
 M?/*.— Compressed from "Oorkonden uit de 
 
 Gedenk.schriften van het Strafregt, en uit die der 
 
 menschlyke Mishappen, te Amsterdam. By J. C. 
 
 Van Kersleren, 1820." 
 
 Moldwarp, Nicholas, B. A., pseud. See Rath- 
 bone, flirs. M.. Anne (Manning). 
 
 Molesworth, Mrs. M.. L.. (Stewart). [Ennis 
 Graham.] Hathercourt. 823.1164 
 
 ♦*Us:" an old-fashioned story. 
 
 823.5042 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Molly Bawn. Hungerford, Mrs. M. 
 
 823.744 
 Moloch of fashion, The. Lovelace, F. 
 
 823.5491 
 Monarch of dreams. The. Higginson, T: W. 
 
 823.7256 
 Monarch of Mincing-lane. Black, W: 
 
 823.5838 
 
 Same. 823 . 5905 
 
 Monastery, The. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1403 
 
 Sam.e. 823.5159; ** 823.6027 
 
 Moncreiff, Hon. H. J. Lord Wellwood. 
 
 The great unloaded. 16 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 5.) 
 
 p. 426, in 823.7501 
 
 Rufus Hickman of St. Botolph's. 44 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 V. 2.) p. 46, in 823.7498 
 
 Moncrieff, Robert Hope. yAscott R. Hope.'\ 
 Stories of old renown: tales of knights and 
 heroes. 808.1686 
 
 Moncrieff, Mrs. W. G. Scott- 
 
 An Elie ruby. 61 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 3d ser., v. i.) 
 
 p. 193, «•« 823.7497 
 
 Such pity as a father hath. 46 pp. {In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 5.) 
 
 p. I, in 823.7501 
 Money-diggers, The. Irving, W. 
 
 p. 435, in 823.844 
 Money-god, The. Quinton, M. A. 823.1279 
 Money-makers, The. Keenan, H: F. 
 
 823.4856 
 Monfort Hall. Warfield, Mrs. C. A. (W.) 
 
 823 . 1661 
 Monikins, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.302 
 
 Same. in 823.7469 
 
 Monniot, MHle. — . Raphaela; or, the his- 
 tory of a young girl who would not take 
 advice. Tr. bv a Sister of St. Joseph. 
 
 823.6876 
 
 Monsieur Antoine. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. 
 
 A. (D.) 823.6296 
 
 Monsieur le ministre. Claretie, J. 823.4321 
 
 Monsieur Lecoq. Gaboriau, E. 823.4259 
 
 Same. 823.5038; 823.6206 
 
 Monsieur Sylvestre. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. 
 
 A. (D.) 823.6914 
 
 Monsieur Violet, Travels . . .of. Marryat, 
 
 Capt. F: 823.1104 
 
 Same. ** 823.6664 
 
 Montague, C: Howard. The countess Muta. 
 
 823.6423 
 Montezuma and the conquest of Mexico. 
 Eggleston, E:, awrfSeelye, Mrs. L. (E.) 
 
 808.826 
 Montezuma's gold mines. Ober, F: A. 
 
 «, . ^1 823.5539 
 Montgomery, Florence. 
 
 Misunderstood. 823.1165 
 
 Seaforth. 823.1166 
 
 Thwarted; or, ducks' eggs in a hen's 
 
 nest. 823.1167 
 
 Montgomery, Walter. The boys of the Sier- 
 ras; or, the young gold hunters: a story of 
 California in '49. 808. 1877 
 
 Moods. Alcott, L.. M. 823.33 
 
 Same. 823 . 4295 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 185 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Moon. 
 
 Verne, J. From the earth to the moon 
 
 direct in 97 hours 20 minutes. 823.5485 
 
 Same. {^Added) A trip round it. 
 
 823.6305 
 
 Round the moon: a sequel to " From 
 
 the earth to the moon." 823.5487 
 
 Same. 823.2855 
 
 Note. — For general works, see Naismith, J., and 
 Carpenter, J. The moon considered as a planet, a 
 world, and a satellite. 26 pi. 1885. 523.34.— Neison, 
 E. The moon. 1876. * 523.42.— Proctor, R: A. 
 The moon: motions, aspects, scenery, etc. lUus. 
 1878. * 523.10. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 865 and 866, 
 in** ^o.i;— Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. 1,1887. p. 296, 
 in ** 50.1'. 
 
 For humorous works, see Harley, Rev. T. Moon 
 
 lore. 1885. 291.69. — Locke, R. A. The moon hoax. 
 
 1852. 829.5^1;— Same. Ed. by W. N. Griggs. 1852. 
 
 525-6. 
 
 Moondyne. O'Reilly, J: B. 823.1223 
 
 Moonfolk. Austin, Mrs. J.. {Q.) 808.396 
 
 Moonlight boy, A. Howe, E. W. 823.5277 
 
 Moonshine. 20 pp. Marryat, Capi. F: 
 
 p. 213, in ** 823.6730 
 Moonstone, The. Collins, W: W. 823.260 
 Moore, E: Macauley, Miss E. Tales of the 
 drama founded on the tragedies of . . . 
 Moore, etc. 823.1051 
 
 Moore, J^r. J: Edward. Various views of 
 human nature, taken from life and man- 
 ners, chiefly in England. 2 vols. 
 
 823 . 6462-3 
 
 Same. 4 vols. ** 823.6768-71 
 
 Zeluco. Various views of human nature, 
 
 taken from life and manners, foreign and 
 domestic. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 (A,), ed. The British novelists, vols. 34-35.) 
 
 ** 823.2095-6 
 
 Moore, Nina. Pilgrims and Puritans: the 
 
 story of the planting of Plymouth and 
 
 Boston. 808.1720 
 
 Moore, T: Epicurean: a romance. 187.2 
 
 Moorehead, Warren K. Wanneta, the Sioux. 
 
 Illus. from life. 823.6470 
 
 Moorland cottage. Gaskell, Mrs. E.. C. (S.) 
 
 823.603 
 Moral tales. See Edgeworth, M. 
 Mordaunt, C: Earl of Peterborough. 
 
 Henty, G: A. The bravest of the brave; 
 
 or, with Peterborough in Spain. 808.1473 
 
 Note. — See Russell, W: Eccentric personages. 
 1865. 920.369. — Warburton, G. Memoir of C. 
 Mordaunt, Earl of Peterborough and Monmouth. 
 2 vols. 1853. 923.2076-77. 
 
 More, Hannah. Ccelebs in search of a wife. 
 
 823.5749 
 Same. (Also) Essays on various sub- 
 jects. {And) Moriana. 823.6069 
 
 The repository tales. 823.1168 
 
 Shepherd of Salisbury plain and other 
 
 tales. 823.1172 
 
 More bitter than death. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 (L.) in 823.5132 
 
 More happy thoughts, &c., &c. Burnand, F. 
 
 C. 823.154 
 
 Morford, H: Sprees and splashes; or, droll 
 
 recollections of town and country: a book 
 
 for railroad rides and odd half-hours. 
 
 823.1173 
 
 Eng'lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Morgan, Za^/y Sydney (Owenson). 
 
 Florence Macarthy: a national tale. 
 
 823.1174 
 
 The wild Irish girl: a national tale. 3 
 
 vols. * 823.2361-3 
 
 Morgan's horror. Fenn, G: M. 823.5596 
 
 Morier, James. Abel Allnutt. * 823.6180 
 
 Adventures of Hajji Baba, in Turkey, 
 
 Persia and Russia. 823.4280 
 
 The adventures of Hajji Baba, of Ispa- 
 han. * 823.6183 
 
 Issued also as Adventures of Hajji Baba, m Tur- 
 key, Persia and Russia. 
 
 The adventures of Hajji Baba, of Ispa- 
 han, in England. * 823.6184 
 
 Ayesha, the maid of Kars. * 823.6181 
 
 The banished: a Swabian historical tale. 
 
 * 823.6182 
 
 The Mirza. * 823.6185 
 
 Zohrab the hostage. * 823.6186 
 
 Morley, Countess of. See Parker, F.. Talbot, 
 
 Countess of Morley. 
 
 Morley Ashton. Grant, J. 823 . 639 
 
 Morley Ernstein. James, G: P. R. 823.872 
 
 Morris, Edmund. Farming for boys: what 
 
 they have done, and what others may do, 
 
 in the cultivation of farm and garden ; how 
 
 to begin, how to proceed, and what to aim 
 
 at. 808 . 1547 
 
 Morris, W: News from nowhere; or, the 
 
 epoch of rest. Being some chapters from 
 
 a («V.) Utopian romance. 823.7404 
 
 A tale of the house of the Wolfings, and 
 
 all the kindreds of the mark written in 
 
 prose and in verse. 
 Mort d'Arthure, La. 
 
 Same. 
 Mortal antipathy, A. 
 
 Mortomley's estate 
 
 (C.) 
 Moscow. 
 
 See also note under Russia. 
 
 Lander, S. W. Moscow. 
 
 Mose Evans. Baker, W: M. 
 Moses, the sassy. 7 pp 
 
 829 . 697 
 
 3 vols. Malory, Sir T: 
 
 * 823.6615-17 
 
 ** 823.6773-5 
 
 Holmes, O. W. 
 
 823.4864 
 
 Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. 
 
 823.1331 
 
 808.99 
 
 823.50 
 
 Browne, C: F. 
 
 p. 46, m 823.5478 
 
 Mosquito. Francis, F. 823.7517 
 
 Mosses from an old manse. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 Hawthorne, N. 823.730 
 
 Moss-side. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. (H.) 
 
 823.1559 
 Mother Carey's chicken. Fenn, G: M. 
 
 808.1438 
 
 Mother Molly. Peard, F.. M. 823.4040 
 
 Mother-in-law, The. South worth, Mrs. E. 
 
 D. E. (N.) 823.150X 
 
 Mother's recompense. The. Aguilar, G. 
 
 823.9 
 Moths. La Ram^e, L. de. 823.2172 
 
 Moulton, Mrs Ellen Louise (Chandler). 
 
 My third book. 823 . 2307 
 
 Some women's hearts. 823.1176 
 
 Mount of Sorrow. 24 pp. Spofford, Mrs. H. 
 
 E.. (P.) p. 141. in 823.4703 
 
 Mount Royal. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.2417 
 Same. 823.4979 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 186 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Mountain, Story of a. Lawrence, Uncle. 
 
 808.1894 
 Mountain- White heroine, A. Gilmore, J. R. 
 
 823.6364 
 Mowatt, Mrs. A.. C. See Ritchie, Mrs. A,. 
 
 C. (O.) 
 Mozart, Johann Chrysostom Wolfgang Ania- 
 deus. ( 1 756-1 791.) 
 
 Barnard, C: Mozart and Mendelssohn. 
 
 ( The tone masters^ v. i.) 808. 161 9 
 
 Rau, H. Mozart: a biographical ro- 
 mance. 823.7350 
 
 Mudfog papers. Dickens, C: J: H. 823.4046 
 Mudford, W: First and last. 14 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 4.) 
 
 in ** 823.6650 
 
 The iron shroud. 20pp. (Johnson, R., 
 
 ed. Little classics, v. 3. ) p. 108, in 829. 126 
 
 Same. 22 pp. (in Tales from Black- 
 wood, v. I.) in ** 823.6647 
 
 Miigge, Theodor. Afraja; or, life and love 
 in Norway. Tr. by E: J. Morris. 823.6809 
 
 Miihlbach, L.., pseud. See Mundt, Mrs. 
 Clara (Miiller). 
 
 Muir, Alan. "Golden girls: " a picture-gal- 
 lery, m 823.5037 
 
 Tumbledown Farm. in 823 . 5064 
 
 Mulholland, Clara. Kathleen mavourneen. 
 
 823.7178 
 Mulholland, Rosa. A fair emigrant. 823 . 7059 
 
 Late Miss Hollingford. itt 823.5074 
 
 Miiller, Christine, pseud. See Walr^e, Mrs. 
 
 E. C. W. (Gobie) van. 
 Miiller, Friedrich Max. Memories: a story of 
 German love. Tr. by G: P. Upton. 
 
 823 . 4020 
 Miiller, O: Charlotte Ackerman: a theatrical 
 romance, founded upon interesting facts in 
 the life of a young artist of the last cen- 
 tury. Tr. by Mrs. C. Coleman and her 
 daughters. 823.6812 
 
 Mummy, The. Loudon, Mrs. J.. (W.) 
 
 823.1013 
 
 823.4740 
 
 \_L. Miihlbach.'l 
 
 Andreas Hofer. 823 . 6265 
 
 Bernthal; or, the son's revenge. 823.5915 
 
 The daughter of an empress. Tr. by N. 
 
 Greene. 823.5800 
 
 The Empress Josephine: an historical 
 
 sketch of the days of Napoleon. Tr. by 
 Rev. W. Binet. 823.6266 
 
 Frederick the Great and his court. Tr. 
 
 by Mrs. C. Coleman and her daughters. 
 
 823.6280 
 
 Frederick the Great and his family. Tr. 
 
 by Mrs. C. Coleman and her daughters. 
 
 823.5887 
 
 Goethe and Schiller. Tr. by C. Coleman. 
 
 823 . 6267 
 
 Henry the Eighth and his court. 
 
 823.5886 
 
 Joseph II. and his court. 823.6301 
 
 Louisa of Prussia and her times. (Na- 
 poleon in Germany.) Tr. by F. Jordan. 
 
 823.6268 
 
 Marie Antoinette and her sou. Tr. by 
 
 W. L. Gage. 823.6329 
 
 Loudon, Mrs. J. 
 
 Mumu. Turgenef, I. S. 
 Mundt, Mrs. Clara (Miiller). 
 
 Eng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Mundt, Mrs. Clara (Miiller). \_L. Miihlbach.'] 
 Contin. 
 
 The merchant of Berlin.* Tr. by A. 
 
 Coffin. (Also) Maria Theresa and her fire- 
 man. 823.5888 
 
 * Issued also as Frederick the Great and his mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Napoleon and Bliicher. (Napoleon in 
 
 Germany.) Tr. by F.Jordan. 823.6269 
 
 Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia. Tr. 
 
 by F.Jordan. 823.5801 
 
 Old Fritz and the new era. (Germany 
 
 in storm and stress.) Tr. by P: Langley. 
 
 823 . 6270 
 
 Prince Eugene and his times. Tr. by A. 
 
 de V. Chaudron. 823.6271 
 
 Two life-paths: a romance. Tr. by N. 
 
 Greene. 823.5899 
 
 Mundt, Theodore. Count Mirabeau. Tr. by 
 T.J.Radford. 823.6383 
 
 Munroe, Kirk. Derrick Sterling: a story of 
 the mines. 808.1440 
 
 The flamingo feather. 808.1371 
 
 The golden days of '49: a tale of Cali- 
 fornia diggings. 823.6318 
 
 Wakulla: a story of adventure in Flori- 
 da. 808.1372 
 
 Murdoch, I^ev. D: Royalist's daughter and 
 the rebels; or, the Dutch Dominie of the 
 Catskills: a tale of the revolution. 
 
 823.1177 
 
 Murfree, M.. Noailles. [C: Egbert Crad- 
 dock.] The despot of Broomsedge cove. 
 
 823-5469 
 
 Down the ravine. 808.1343 
 
 In the Tennessee mountains. 823 . 5232 
 
 The prophet of the Great Smoky moun- 
 tains. 823.4880 
 
 Where the battle was fought. 823.4893 
 
 Murger, H: (1822-1861.) Francine's muff. 11 
 
 pp. {Also) The passage of the Red sea. 
 
 9 pp. (Zimmern, H.., atid A. Half-hours 
 
 with foreign novelists.) in ** 823.6613 
 Murphy, Arthur. Macauley, Miss E. Tales 
 
 of the drama founded on the tragedies of 
 . . . Murphy, etc. 823.1051 
 
 Murphy's master. Payn, J. 823.6062 
 
 Murray, Hon. C: A: The prairie-bird. 
 
 823.1179 
 Murray, D: Christie. Aunt Rachel: a rustic 
 
 sentimental comedy. in 823.5105 
 
 Bull-dog and butterfly; and, Julia and 
 
 her Romeo: a chronicle of Castle Barfield. 
 
 in 823.5131 
 
 By the gate of the sea. 823 . 5038 
 
 Cynic fortune: a tale of a man with a 
 
 conscience. in 823.5131 
 
 First person singular. 823.4938 
 
 Same. in 823.5097 
 
 Hearts: queen, knave, and deuce. 
 
 823.4949 
 
 Same. in 823.5024 
 
 Same. {Also) Valentine Strange: a 
 
 story of the primrose way. 823.3712 
 
 Joseph's coat. 823.4319 
 
 Julia and her Romeo: a chronicle of 
 
 Castle Barfield. {With his Bull-dog and 
 butterfly.) in 823.5131 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 187 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Murray, D: Christie. Contin. 
 
 A life's atonement. 823.4940 
 
 Same. in 823.5024; 823.6597 
 
 Rainbow gold. 823.4948 
 
 Same. in 823.5081 
 
 Valentine Strange: a story of the prim- 
 rose way. , in 823.3712 
 
 Same. in 823.5065 
 
 "The way of the world." in 823.5023 
 
 The weaker vessel. 823.6424 
 
 Murray, Eustace Clare Grenville. {^Trois- 
 
 Etoiles.'] The member for Paris: a tale of 
 the second empire. 823.6098 
 
 Murray, W: H: Harrison. Adirondack tales. 
 V. I. 823.6326 
 
 Musaeus, Johann K: August. 
 
 Dumb love, Libussa, and Melechsala. 
 
 (Carlyle, T:, tr. Tales by 3fus(zus,etc.,\. 
 I.) 823.6830 
 
 The dumb lover. (Roscoe, T: The Ger- 
 man novelists, v. 3. ) ** 823 . 6828 
 
 Museum; The; or, curiosities explained. Ab- 
 bott, J. in 808.585 
 
 Music and musicians. Lillie, Mrs. L. C. 
 (W.) Story of music and musicians for 
 young readers. 808.1459 
 
 Musical novels. See also Biographical stories, 
 p. 20. 
 
 Andersen, H. C. The improvisatore. 
 
 823.4223 
 
 Only a fiddler. 823.4219 
 
 The soprano. 823 . 6632 
 
 Barnard, C: The tone masters. 3 vols. 
 
 (v. i: Mozart and Mendelssohn; v. 2: Han- 
 del and Haydn; v. 3: Bach and Beethoven.) 
 
 808.1619-21 
 
 Bartol, M. Honor May. 823 . 7558 
 
 Brewster, A. H. M. Compensation. 
 
 823.7559 
 
 Cornish, Mrs. — . Alcestis. 
 
 Faustina Hasse.) 
 
 Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. 
 
 suelo. 
 
 Same. 823.6703; 823.6885 
 
 Countess of Rudolstadt. (Sequel to 
 
 " Consuelo. " ) 823 . 692 1 
 
 Same. 823.7090 
 
 Lucrezia Floriani (in French). 
 
 (Prince Karol is Chopin, and Count Salva- 
 
 tor Albani is Liszt. ) 843 . 461 
 
 Malgr^tout (in French), 843.467 
 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) Alma; or, the 
 
 story of a little music mistress. 823 . 7138 
 
 Musical moments: short selections . . . 
 
 for music lovers. 821.1333 
 
 Polko, E. Musical sketches. 823.6452 
 
 Rau, H. Mozart: a biographical ro- 
 mance. 823 . 7350 
 
 (Gluck and 
 
 823.806 
 
 (D.) Con- 
 
 823.6214 
 
 E. L. 
 
 A trip to music-land: 
 808.1933 
 Charles Auchester. 
 
 823.5960 
 
 ** 823.6233-5 
 
 (Shelley and Byron.) 
 
 823.6127 
 
 — Rumor. (Beethoven.) 823.6043 
 
 Stephenson, Mrs. E. (T.) St. Olave's. 
 
 823.7554 
 
 — Shedlock, 
 a fairy tale. 
 
 — Sheppard, E 
 
 — Same. 3 vols. 
 
 — Counterparts. 
 
 !Eng:lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Musical novels. Contin. 
 Trollope, Mrs. F. E. (T. ) Mabel's prog- 
 ress. 823.6130 
 
 Ab/tf.— For Blbliogrraphy, see Dorffel, A. Mu- 
 sikalische Literatur. 1861. {Also) Erster Nach- 
 trag. 1890. 2 vols, (in 1). 1861-1890. ** 16.228. — 
 Works on music. {Lit. news, v. 8, 1887.) pp. 84-5, 
 in ** 15.207^. 
 
 General history. — Burgli, A. Anecdotes of music, 
 historical and biographical. 3 vols. 1814. *78o.89-9i. 
 — Kngel, K. Musical myths and facts. 2 vols. 
 1876. 780.87-8. — Niecks, F: Frederick Chopin as a 
 man and musician. 2 vols. 1888. 927.291-2. — Pougin, 
 A. Verdi: an anecdote history of his life and works. 
 (Catalog, of his comp., pp. 295-300.) 1887. 927.290. — 
 Ritter, F. L: Hi.story of music, in the form of 
 lectures. 2 vols. (Cop. 1870-74.) 780.84-5; — Music 
 in America (1620-1880). 1890. 780.83. — Stafford, 
 W. C. History of music. 1830. 780.86.— Upton, G: 
 P. The standard operas: their plots, etc. 1887. 
 782.4. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 162. No. 4, 1884, p. 196. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 129. No. 5, 1888, pp. 260-1. 
 
 For biogrraphies of musicians, see Hueffer, F., 
 ed. The great musicians, z/jV..- Bach. By R. L,. 
 Poole. 927.250.— Beethoven. By H. A. Rudall. 
 927.287. — ]<}ngll8h church composers. By W: A. 
 Barrett. 927.251.— Handel. By Mrs. J. Marshall. 
 927.252. — Haydn. By P. D. Townsend. 927.253. — 
 Mendelssohn. By W: S. Rockstro. ^27.254, 
 
 2?' 
 Mozart. By Dr. t . Gehring. 927.255. — Purcell. 
 
 By W. H. Gumming. 927.256. — Rossini. By H: S. 
 
 Edwards. 927.257.— Schubert. By H. F. Frost. 
 
 927.258. — Schumann. By J. A. F. Maitland. 927.259. 
 
 — Wagner. By F. Hueffer. 927.260. — Weber. By 
 
 Sir J. Benedict. 927.261. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1S82). pp. 882-84, «" 
 **5o.i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 302-3, 
 in ** 50.1*. 
 
 For biographical dictionaries, see Champlin, 
 J: Ji.jjr., and Apthorp, W: F., eds. Cyclopedia of 
 music and musicians, v. i: A-D; v. 2:E-M;v. 3: 
 N-Z. 1888-90. ** 780.72-72*.— Grove, 5i>- G. Dic- 
 tionary of music and musicians. (A. D. 1450-1889.) 
 4 vols. ** 780.19-20". v. i: A-Imp.; v. 2: Impr.- 
 Plain; v. 3: Planch6-Sumer; v. 4: Sumer (co«/2'n.)-Z. 
 
 Musical sketches. Polko, J/r.y. E. (V.) 
 
 823.6452 
 Muskingum legends. Powers, S. 823.4145 
 Mutinies. See also Sea stories. 
 
 Heldmann, B. Mutiny on board the Le- 
 
 ander. 808.1637 
 
 Marry at, Cupt. F: The king's own. 
 
 (Mutiny at the Nore, May 27, 1797.) 
 
 823.1100 
 
 Russell, W:C. Wreck of the Grosvenor. 
 
 in 823.6702 
 Note. — See Belcher, Lady D. Mutineers of the 
 Bounty, and their descendants in Pitcairn and Nor- 
 folk islands. 1871. ^190.18. — Mackenzie, A. S. 
 Defence; Somers' mutiny case. 1843. in** 41. i. — 
 Pitcairn's island and mutiny of the ship "Boun- 
 ty." 9109 -sg- 
 
 See also Index to Harper's monthly, p. 459, in 
 ** 51 ■475- 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882.) p. 886, in ** 
 50.1. 
 
 Mutiny on board the Leander. Heldmann, 
 B. 808.1637 
 
 My after-dinner adventures with Peter 
 Schlemihl. 43 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 2dser.,v. 9.) in 823.7493 
 My Apingi kingdom. Du Chaillu, P. B. 
 
 808.691 
 My aunt Margaret's mirror. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 p. 385, in ** 823.6034 
 My aunt Pontypool. James, G: P. R. 
 
 in 823.848 
 Same. in 823.7020 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 188 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 My brother's keeper. Warner, A.. B. 
 
 823.1673 
 My brother's wife. Edwards, A. B. 
 
 in 823.2522 
 
 My college friends. — Charles Russell, the 
 
 gentleman-commoner. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood, v. 4.) in ** 823.6650 
 
 No. II. Horace Leicester. 45 pp. (/« 
 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 6. ) 
 
 in ** 823.6652 
 
 No. III. Mr. W. Wellington Hurst. 43 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, v. 6. ) 
 
 in ** 823.6652 
 My daughter Elinor. Benedict, F. L. 
 
 823.5834 
 My days and nights on the battle-field. Cof- 
 fin, C: C. 973-643 
 My desire. Warner, S. 823.1679 
 My ducats and my daughter. Hunter, H., 
 and White, W. 823 . 4855 
 Same. in 823.5047; in 823.5083 
 My enemy's daughter. McCarthy, J. 
 
 823.6355 
 My fellow laborer. 77 pp. Haggard, H: R. 
 
 in 823.6606 
 My first love and My last love. Riddell, Mrs. 
 C. E. L. (C.) 823.1332 
 
 My first offer. 19 pp. Hay, M.. C. 
 
 in 823.3394 
 My first voyage to southern seas. Kingston, 
 W:H:G. 808.351 
 
 My friend Jim. Norris, W: E: z« 823.4985 
 Satne. in 823.5020 
 
 My friend the boss. Hale, E: E. 823.5692 
 My good friend. Belot, A. 823 . 7005 
 
 My health. Burnand, F. C. 823.155 
 
 My hero. Bridges, J/r5. — . ?« 823.3157 
 
 My husband and I.. Tolstoi, Count L. N. 
 
 in 823.6702 
 My investment in the far west. 50 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 12.) 
 
 in 823.7496 
 
 My Kalulu, prince, king, and slave. Stanley, 
 
 H:M. 808.1420 
 
 My lady coquette. Booth, Mrs. E. M. J. (G.) 
 
 von. in 823.6691 
 
 My Lady Pokahontas. Cooke, J: E. 
 
 823 . 5690 
 My lady's money. Collins, W: W. 
 
 in 823.3563 
 My last love. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. (C.) 
 
 in 823.1332 
 My little girl. Besant, W., and Rice, J. 
 
 823.6213 
 My little lady. Poynter. E. F.. 823.6977 
 
 My little love. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. (H.) 
 
 823.1560 
 My lord and my lady. Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . 
 
 823 . 3945 
 My mother and I. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823.336 
 
 My mother's manuscript. Lamartiue, A. M. 
 
 L: deP.de. 823.6874 
 
 "My novel." Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 2 vols. 823.1037-8 
 
 Same. 823.5971-2 
 
 My poor wife. By the author of "Addie's 
 
 husband." in 823.5062 
 
 [Eng^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 My shipmate Louise. Russell, W: C. 
 
 823.6466 
 
 My sister Jeannie. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. 
 
 A. (D.) 823.6852 
 
 My sister Kate. 29 pp. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 (L.) in 823.4994 
 
 My southern friends. Gilmore, J. R. 
 
 823.611 
 My third book. Moulton, Mrs. E. L. (C.) 
 
 823 . 2307 
 My time and what I've done with it. Bur- 
 nand, F. C. 823.156 
 My trivial life and misfortune. 2 pts. Barter, 
 K.. 823.4504-5 
 My uncle the curate. Savage, M. W. 
 
 823.5916 
 My uncle's garret window. 46 pp. Lewis, M. 
 G. p. I, in 823.4275 
 
 My wife and I. Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.1525 
 
 My wife and my wife's sister. Latimer, Mrs. 
 
 E.. (W.) 823.4348 
 
 My wife's niece. By the author of " Dr. 
 
 Edith Romney." 823.4842 
 
 Same. 823 . 5046 
 
 My wonder-story. Benedict, A. K. 808.1900 
 
 My young Alcides. Yonge, C. . M. . 
 
 823.1770 
 
 Mysteries of Paris. Sue, M. J. 823.6187 
 
 Same. 823 . 6586 
 
 Mysteries of Redgrave Court. 34 pp. Smed- 
 
 ley, F. E: p. 115, in 823.1443 
 
 Mysteries of the court of Queen Anne. Aius- 
 
 worth, W: H. 823.5912 
 
 Mysteries of the unseen. Campbell, Sir G. 
 
 823 . 7243 
 
 Mysteries of Udolpho. Radcliffe, Mrs. A. 
 
 (W.) 823.1280 
 
 Same. 3 vols. ** 823.2106-8 
 
 Mysterious hunters. Carleton, L. C. 
 
 in 823.5141 
 
 Same. in 823.5188 
 
 Mysterious island. The. 3 pts. (in i). Verne, 
 
 J- 823.5784 
 
 Same. 823 . 6306 
 
 Mystery, The. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 823.2921 
 
 Same. 823.6229 
 
 Mystery at Fernwood. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. 
 
 E.. (B.) in 823.6384 
 
 Mystery of Allan Grale. Mayo, Mj's. I.. (F.) 
 
 in 823.5138 
 Mystery of an omnibus. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 in 823.6702 
 
 Mystery of Colde Fell, The. Brame, Mrs. 
 
 C. M. (L.) 823.4992 
 
 Mystery of Dark Hollow. Southworth, Mrs. 
 
 E. D. E. (N.) 823.1502 
 
 Mystery of Edwin Drood. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 in 823.384 
 Same. 823.432; 823.5323 
 
 Same. /« 823.5331; 823.6122 
 
 Mystery of Metropolisville. Eggleston, E: 
 
 823.523 
 
 Mystery of Mrs. Blencarrow. Oliphant, Mrs. 
 
 M. O. (W.) , 823.7418 
 
 Mystery of Orcival. Gaboriau, E. 823.2164 
 
 Same. 823 . 5034 ; 823 . 6079 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 189 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Mystery of the holly-tree. Brame, Mrs. C. 
 M. (Iv.) in 823.5133 
 
 Mystery of the locks. Howe, E. W. 
 
 823.4875 
 Mystery of the " Ocean Star," The. Russell, 
 W: C. 823.5588 
 
 Mythology. 
 
 Hawthorne, N. Tanglewood tales. 
 
 in 808.1890 
 
 A wonder-book. 808.548 
 
 Note.— Vor ancient mythologies, see Thomas, J. 
 
 Universal dictionary of biography and mythology. 
 ** 920.227. 
 
 For myths of American aborigines, see Brinton, 
 D. G. American hero myths. 1882. * 291.39; — 
 Myths of the new world. 2d ed. 1876. 291.19.— 
 K6vil]e, A. The native religions of Mexico and 
 Peru. {Htbbert lectures, 1?^^.) 1884. 299.33. 
 
 For Egyptian mythology, see Renouf, P. le P. 
 Origin and growth of religion of ancient Egypt. 
 (Hibbert lectures, 1879.) 1880. 299.23.7^^1616, Dr. 
 C. P. History of Egyptian religion. i882. 299.25. 
 
 For English myths, see Child, Prof. F. J., ed. 
 The English and Scottish popular ballads. 8 vols, 
 (in 4). 1878-85. 821.89-92. 
 
 For German mythology, if« Grimm, J. Teutonic 
 mythology. 4 vols. 1882-8. 293.28-31. 
 
 For Greek and Roman mythology, see Glad- 
 stone, W: E. Juventus mundi. 1869. 883.39. — 
 Roscher, W. H. Lexikon der griech. u. rom. 
 Mythologie. 292.44.— Smith, W. Dictionary of 
 Greek and Roman biography and mythology. 3 
 vols. V. 1: A-D; V. 2: E-N; v. 3: O-Z. ** 920.242-4. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 162-3. No. 4, 1884, p. 197. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 129-30. No. 5, 1888, p. 261. 
 
 See also Ency. Brit. Index (Amer. repr.) p. 
 620, in ** 32.295. 
 
 5^1? also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 890-891, in ** 
 So.i;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 304-305, in 
 ** 50.1". 
 
 See also Greece. 
 
 See also Fairy tales.— Folk-lore. 
 Nabob. Daudet, A. 823.3189 
 
 Same. 823.6884 
 
 Nameless nobleman, A. Austin, Mrs. J.. 
 
 (G.) 
 Nancy. Broughton, R. 
 
 Same. 
 Nanon. Dumas, A. D. 
 Nantucket scraps. Austin, Mrs. J. 
 
 823.5786 
 823.134 
 823 . 3062 
 823.7348 
 (G.) 
 823.5674 
 
 Naples. See also note under Italy. 
 
 Abbott, J. Rollo in Naples. 808.921 
 
 Napoleon I., Emperor of the French. (1769- 
 
 1821.) 
 
 Mundt, Mme. C. (M.) Napoleon and 
 
 the Queen of Prussia. 823.5801 
 
 Note.— Tor bibliography, see Bibliography ap- 
 pended to the article Napoleon ler, in the Nouvelle 
 biographic g^n^rale, v. 37. in ** 920.275. 
 
 For biography, see Abbott, J: S. C. History of 
 Napoleon Bonaparte. (Popular. 1 2 vols. 1883. 923. 
 1903-3*. — Jomiui,A. H. Life of Napoleon. 4 vols, 
 and atlas. 1864. * 923.1935-39. —Junot, L. P., 
 duchesse d'Abrantes. Memoirs of N., his court 
 and family. 2 vols. 1855. 920.215-16. — Lanfrey, 
 P. History of Napoleon I. 4 vols. 1871-79. 923. 
 1099-1102. — Metternich, C. W. N. L. F'urst v. In 
 his Memoirs, vols, i and 2. 923. 1049. — Napoleon 
 III. Napoleonic ideas. 1859. 320.39. — Kemusat, C. 
 E. J. G. de v., Mme. de. Memoirs. 1802-08. 1880. 
 923.541. — Seeley, J: R. Short history of Napoleon 
 I. 1888. 923.1940. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 163. No. 4, 1884, pp, 197-8. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 130. No. 5, 1888, p. 262. 
 
 5«a/jo Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 893-5, in** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. pp. 305-6, in 
 ** 50.i». 
 
 Napoleon and Bliicher, Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) 
 
 823 . 6269 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia. Mundt, 
 
 Mrs. C. (M.) 823.5801 
 
 Napoleon in Germany. Louisa of Prussia. 
 
 Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) 823.6268 
 
 Napoleon and Bliicher. Mundt, Mrs. 
 
 C. (M.) 823.6269 
 
 Nares, E: Thinks-I-to-myself:aserio-ludicro, 
 tragico-comico tale written by Thinks-I-to- 
 myself, Who? 2 vols, (in i). 823.1180 
 
 Narka, the Nihilist. O'Meara, K, 823.5214 
 
 Narrative of certain uncommon things that 
 did formerly happen to me, Herbert 
 Willis, B. D. 61 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood, v. 7.) in ** 823.6653 
 
 Nash, Willard G. A century of gossip; or, 
 the real and the seeming. 823. 1181 
 
 Nathalie. Kavanagh, J. 823.917 
 
 Natolian story-teller. 69 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood, V. 11.) in ** 823.6657 
 
 Natural history. See also Animals. 
 
 Abbott, J. Water and land. 808.715 
 
 Aikin, J:, and Barbauld, Mrs. A.. L. (A.) 
 
 Evenings at home; or, the juvenile budget 
 open ed . 808 . 1 664 
 
 Church, Mrs. E. (R.) Little neighbors 
 
 at El mridge. 808 . 1 633 
 
 Daubeny, C. G. B. Fugitive poems con- 
 nected with nat. hist., etc. 821.793 
 
 Feathers, fur, and fins; or, stories of an- 
 imal life for children. 808. 1910 
 
 Gosse, P. H. Romance of natural his- 
 tory. 500.35 
 
 Hale, G. E.. Little flower-people. 
 
 808.1465 
 
 Holder, C: F: A frozen dragon. 
 
 808.1904 
 
 Hooper, M.. Ways and tricks of ani- 
 mals. 808.470 
 
 Kingsley, C: Madam How and Lady 
 
 Why; or, first lessons in earth lore for chil- 
 dren. 808.933 
 
 Kirby, M.., and E.. The sea and its 
 
 wonders. 808.1875 
 
 The world by the fireside; or, pic- 
 tures and scenes from far-off lands. 
 
 808.1891 
 
 Miller, Mrs. H. (M.) Little folks in 
 
 feathers and fur, and others in neither. 
 
 808.1888 
 
 Stockton, F. R: Round-about rambles 
 
 in lauds of fact and fancy. 808.1886 
 
 Tales out of school. 808.1887 
 
 Tolstoi, Count L. N. Tales from zool- 
 ogy. — Stories from botany. 29 pp. {In his 
 The long exile, etc.) p. 187, in 808.1348 
 
 Wagner, H. Entdeckungsreisen in der 
 
 Wohnstube. 808.1879 
 
 Wood, J: G: Rutledge's picture book 
 
 of fishes, insects, etc. 808.1885 
 
 Note.— Pot a late work giving titles of important 
 publications, see Kingsluy, J. S. The riverside 
 natural history. 6 vols. (1888.) »* 590.108-13. v. 
 i: Lower invertebrates. * 590. loS; v. 2: Crustacea 
 and insects. * 590.109; v. 3: Lower vertebrates. ♦ 
 590.110; V. 4: Birds. * 590.111; v. 5: Mammals. *590. 
 112; v. 6: Man. * 590.113. 
 
 For periodical literature, see Catalogue of this 
 Library. No. 5, 1888, p. 263. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 163-4. No. 4, 1884, pp. 198-9. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 130-1. No. 5, 1S88, p. 263. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 19a 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 EDg^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 Natural philosophy. 
 Abbott, J. Rollo's experiments. 
 
 808.913 
 808.907 
 808.905 
 808.910 
 808.915 
 
 — Rollo's philosophy — Air. 
 
 Rollo's philosophy — Fire. 
 
 Rollo's philosophy — Sky. 
 
 — Rollo's philosophy — Water^ 
 
 Science for the young. — Force 
 
 808 . I 105 
 Science for the young. — Heat. 
 
 808.716 
 Science for the young. — Light. 
 
 808.798 
 
 Aikin, J:, and Barbauld, Mrs. A.. L. 
 
 (A.) Evenings at home; or, the juvenile 
 budget opened. 808 . 1664 
 
 Lawrence, Uncle. In search of a son. 
 
 808.1893 
 
 Paris, J: A. Philosophy in sport made 
 
 science in earnest. (Anon.) 808.991 
 
 Pepper, J: H: Scientific amusements for 
 
 young people. 808.69 
 
 Tolstoi, Count L. N. Stories from 
 
 physics. II pp. {In his The long exile.) 
 
 J). 176, in 808.1348 
 „ . es. Burker, G. F. 
 Physical bibliographyT 1883-1884, in 2 vols. ; 1885,4 
 vols. (Smithson. Inst. Ann. rep., 1883-1885.) ** 
 500. 22'-22».— Clarke, F. W. Text-books relating 
 to chemistry and physics. (U. S. Bureau of Educ. 
 Circulars of information, No. 6, 1880.) pp. 157-66, 
 in * 370. 189.— Uaniell, A. A text-book of the prin- 
 ciples of physics. 2d ed. 1885. (Representative 
 list for further reading, pp. 668-671.) * 530. 102. — 
 Faraday, M, The various forces of nature and 
 their relation. 1874. 530.19.— Guillemiii, A. The 
 forces of nature: popular introduction to physical 
 phenomena. 1873. 530.2.— Helmlioltz, Prof. H. 
 Populai lectures on scientific subjects. 2 vols. 1881. 
 504.2.— Proctor, R: A. Light science for leisure 
 hours. 1871. 504-6.— Tait,?*-*?/. P. G. Lectures on 
 some recent advances in physical science. 1885. 
 D4. 29.— Thomson, Sir W., and Tait, Prof. P. G. 
 Treatise on natural philosophy. 2 vols. 1879. 530.61- 
 61*.— Tyndall, Prof J: Natural philosophy in easy 
 lessons. 530.77.— Wead, C: K. Aims and methods 
 ofthe teaching of physics. 1884. (U. S. Dept. of Int. 
 Bureau of Educ. Circulars, No. 7, 1SS4.) m*37o.244. 
 See also Catalogrues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 164. No. 4, 1884, p. 199. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 131. No. 5, 1888, p. 263. 
 
 Nature and art. Inchbald, Mrs. E.. (S.) 
 
 p. 213, in ** 823.2088 
 
 Nature's serial story. Roe, E: P. 823.5524 
 
 Nautical novels. See Sea stories. 
 
 Neal, J: (1793-1876.) The down-easters, &c., 
 &c., &c. 2 vols. ** 823.6237-8 
 
 Goody Gracious! and the forget-me-not. 
 
 18 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, 
 v. 10.) p. 183, in 829.133 
 
 The Kentuckian in New York; or, the 
 
 adventures of three southerns. 2 vols. 
 
 ** 823.6239-40 
 Note.— For Neal's writings, see Griswold, R. W. 
 
 Prose writers of America. 1870. p. 313, i« * 829. 110. 
 See also Allibone'a Diet, of Eng. lit., v. 2. p. 
 
 1404, in ** 803.7. 
 
 Near to happiness. Potter, F. H, , tr 
 
 823.5504 
 823.1359 
 823.6904 
 
 Near to nature's heart. Roe, E: P. 
 
 Neaera. Graham, J: W. 
 
 Nearer and dearer. Bradley, J^ev. 
 
 823.4134 
 Reynolds, G: W. M. 
 
 823 6339 
 
 Necromancer, The. 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Needell, Mrs. J. H. Lucia, Hugh, and an- 
 other. 823.4853 
 Same. 823 . 5075 
 Neele, H: Romance of history, England. 
 
 823.1182 
 Neighbours, The. Bremer, F. 823.2117 
 
 Same. 823.2175 
 
 Neighbours on the green. Oliphant, Mrs. 
 M. O. (W.) 823.6905 
 
 Nellie Harlan d. Vance, E. E. 823.5175 
 
 Nellie Netterville. Caddell, C. M.. 823.163 
 Nellie's memories. Carey, R. N. 823.2594 
 Nelly Kinnard's kingdom. Douglas, A. M. 
 
 823.482 
 Nelly's dark days. Smith, H. S23 . 1462 
 
 Nemesis. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. (H.) 
 
 823.1561 
 Nemesis of faith. Froude, J. A. 823.4260 
 Nenuphar: a fancy. 48 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 12.) in 823.7496 
 Nero. 2 vols. Eckstein, E. 823.7150-1 
 
 Netherlands. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Dikes and ditches. 
 
 808.488 
 
 Young, A. Young folks' history of the 
 
 Netherlands. 949 . 83 
 
 I2TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Herbert, H: W: Sir Hugues de Coucy: 
 
 a chivalric legend of the Low Countries. 
 (i2co.) [In his The chevaliers of France.) 
 
 p. 7, in 823.4253 
 14TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Conscience, H. Count Hugo of Craeu- 
 
 hove. (Antwerp, 1360.) 823.5705 
 
 Taylor, Sir H: Philip van Artevelde. 
 
 (Insurrection in Ghent, 1379-1382); drama. 
 
 822.485 
 
 I5TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 James, G: P. R. Mary of Burgundy; or, 
 
 the revolt of Ghent. (1477.) 823.870 
 
 Kingsley, H: Old Margaret. (Ghent, 
 
 1400, etc.) 823.2032 
 
 • Lytton, E: R. Bulwer- Jacqueline. {In 
 
 /«'5 New poems.) P- 394> i^ 821.569 
 
 i6TH CENTURY, A. D, 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) The liberation 
 
 of Holland. ( With her Martyrs of Spain.) 
 
 p. 143, in 823.6598 
 
 Cotiscience, H. The amulet. (Ant- 
 werp life, etc.) p. 157, in 823.5707 
 
 Ludovic and Gertrude. (Antwerp, 
 
 1566.) 823.5659 
 
 Ebers, G. The burgomaster's wife. 
 
 (Siege of Leyden, 1574.) 823 431 1 
 
 Liefde, J: B. de. Galama. 823.5847 
 
 Lytton, E: R. Bulwer- Adolphus, Duke 
 
 of Guelders. {In his New poems.) 
 
 p. 441, in 821.569 
 
 Egmont, executed 1568. Drama. Gothe, J. 
 
 W. von. p. iij^in 830.20 
 
 William, Prince of Orange. 1 533-1 584. 
 
 Henty, G: A. By pike and dyke. 
 
 808.1588 
 17TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Dumas, A. D. The black tulip. (Hague, 
 
 1672.) 823.6450 
 
 Kotzebue, A. von. Hugo Grotius; play. 
 
 in 832.73 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 191 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Netherlands. Contin. 
 17TH CENTURY, A. D. Contin. 
 
 Martineau, H. Messrs. Vanderput & 
 
 Snoek. (Amsterdam, 1696.) 
 
 in ** 823.6711 
 
 Same. ** 823.6753 
 
 i8th century, a. D. 
 
 Conscience, H. The fisherman's daugh- 
 ter. (Siege of Nieuport, etc.) 
 
 p. 142, in 823.5706 
 
 Veva; or, the war of the peasants. 
 
 (Invasion of Belgium by France, 1793.) 
 
 823.5660 
 Life and character. 
 
 Auerbach, B. Spinoza. (Jewish man- 
 ners. Holland, 1647.) 823.4576 
 
 Byron, Lord. Childe Harold. 3d canto. 
 
 p. 151, in * 821.69 
 
 Conscience, H. The curse of the vil- 
 lage. ( With his Count Hugo.) 
 
 p. 169, in 823.5705 
 
 The merchant of Antwerp. 
 
 823.2445 
 
 Tales of Flemish life. 823.4233 
 
 The village innkeeper. 823.5706 
 
 Dodge, Mrs. M.. E.. (M.) Hans Brink- 
 
 er: a story of life in Holland. 808. 1417 
 
 Keddie, H. Days of the Dutch fair. 
 
 (Kirmess in Rotterdam, i8th cent.) 
 
 p. 188, in 823 . 924 
 
 Maartens, M. Joost Avelingh. (Hol- 
 land.) 823.7448 
 
 Walrde, Mme. E. C. W. (G.) van. The 
 
 burgomaster's family. 823.6272 
 
 Note. — For bibliography, see Otto, F. Die Ge- 
 sammtliteratur Niederlands. 1838. * 15.80. 
 
 For bibliography of church history, see Knuttel, 
 Dr. W. P. C. Nederlandsche bibliographic van 
 Kerkgeschiedenis. 1889. ** 15.273. 
 
 For general history, etc., see Amicis, E. de. Hol- 
 land and its people. lUus. 1890. 914.470. — Mark- 
 ham, C. R. The fighting Veres. 1888. (Sir Francis 
 Vere. 1554-1608.) (Horace Vere. 1565-1635.) 923. 
 1884. — Mears, T: W: The beggars of Holland, and 
 the grandees of Spain: a history of the reformation 
 in the Netherlands, from A. D. 1200 to 1578. 274.57. 
 — Motley, J: L. History of the United Nether- 
 lands. (1584-1609.) 4. vols. 1874. 949.4-7; — Life 
 and death of John of Barneveld. (1549-1619.) 2 vols. 
 1874. (Contains a good view of the causes of the 
 Thirty years war.) 923.226-7;— Rise of the Dutch 
 republic. (1555-1584-) 3 vols. 1879. 949.10-12.— 
 Pontalis, A. John de Witt, grand pensioner of 
 Holland. (1625-1672.) 2 vols. 1885. (Period of the 
 invasion of Louis XIV.) 923.2079-80. — Kogers, J. 
 E. T. The story of Holland (to 1813). {Story of the 
 nations.) 1890. 949.86. — Schiller, J. C. F. von. 
 History of the revolt of the United Netherlands. 
 1873. (Works) p. 347, in 949.3. — Wenzelburger, 
 K. T. Geschicnte der Niederlande (to 1648). 2 voLs. 
 (Heeren, A. H. L., and others. Gesch. der europ. 
 Staaten ) 1879-86. 949.92-3. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 166. No. 5, 1888, p. 264. 
 No. 4, 1884, p. 201. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 907, in **• 50. i; 
 — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1S87. p. 309, in **50.i*. 
 
 Never again. Mayo, W: S. 823.1145 
 
 Never too late to mend. Reade, C: 
 
 823.1292 
 Neville, Constance Maude. 
 
 Behind the arras. 823 . 5948 
 
 Neville, Ralph. Lloyd Pennant: a tale of 
 
 the west. 823.1187 
 
 New Antigone, The. Barry, Rev. Dr. — . 
 
 823 . 7007 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 New Arabian nights. (Weber, H: Tales of 
 
 the East, vols, i & 2. 
 New Arabian nights. 
 
 Same. 
 New Christmas stories 
 
 ) ** 823.6230-1 
 
 Stevenson, R. L: 
 
 823.3701 
 
 823-5131 
 Dickens, C:J: H. 
 
 in 823.426 
 New home — who'll follow ? Kirkland, Mrs. 
 C. M. (S.) 823.7108 
 
 New lights. Sadlier, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) 
 
 823.1382 
 New Magdalen. Collins, W: W. 823.262 
 
 New nobility. Forney, J: W. 823.6089 
 
 New Paul and Virginia. Mallock, W: H. 
 
 823.1091 
 New Penelope, The. 71 pp. Victor, Mrs. 
 F.. A. (F.) 823.6126 
 
 New priest in Conception bay. 2 vols. Low- 
 ell, R. T. S. 823.2308-9 
 New republic. Mallock, W: H. 823 . 1092 
 New sketches of every-day life. Bremer, F. 
 
 823.6108 
 New tales. Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) 
 
 p. 291, in 823.6135 
 New Timothy, The. Baker, W: M. 
 
 823.1912 
 New voyage round the world. De Foe, D. 
 
 p. 191, in 823.2125 
 
 New waggings of old tales. Bangs, J: K., 
 
 and Sherman, F. D. 823 . 5465 
 
 New way to win a fortune, A. Dupuy, E. A. 
 
 823.499 
 Newberry, Fannie E. Transplanted. 
 
 823.7324 
 Newby, Mrs. C. J. Wondrous strange. 
 
 823-5913 
 Newcomes, The. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 823.1578 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5000-1 
 
 Newell, C: M. Kalani of Oahu: an historical 
 
 romance of Hawaii. 823.6132 
 
 Newell, W: Wells, comp. Games and songs 
 
 of American children. 808.1876 
 
 New England. See also Boston, p. 25. 
 
 Cady, Mrs. H. N. History of New 
 
 England in words of one syllable. 808 . 1901 
 
 Drake, S: A. A book of New England 
 
 legends and folk-lore. In prose and poetry. 
 1888. 291.75 
 
 Leland, C: G. The Algonquin legends 
 
 of New England; or, myths and folk-lore of 
 the Micmac, Passamaquoddy and Penobscot 
 tribes. 2d ed. 1885. 299.34 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 2 vols. 821.206-7 
 
 Connecticut. 
 
 Cooke, Mrs. R. T. Steadfast. (Re- 
 ligion and church discipline last century.) 
 
 823.5511 
 
 Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) The rejected 
 
 wife. (Arnold's early life.) 823.1975 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.), and others. 
 
 Six of one by half a dozen of the other. 
 
 823-1531 
 
 Note. — See Andrews, C: M. The river towns of 
 
 Conn. {In Johns Hopkins Univ. Studies, v. 7.) in 
 
 973.582'. — Johnston, A. Connecticut. {Amer.com- 
 
 tnonwealths.) 9174.122. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 192 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. \ 
 
 New England. Contin. 
 Maine. 
 
 Farrar, C: A. J. Down the west branch; 
 
 or, camps and tramps around Katahdin. 
 
 808.1731 
 
 Harrison, Mrs. C. (C.) Bar Harbor 
 
 days. 823.5256 
 
 Stephens, C: A. Camping out. 808.241 
 
 Lynx-hunting. 808.245 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) Pearl of Orr's 
 
 Island. 823.1528 
 
 Trowbridge, J: T. The kelp-gatherers. 
 
 808.1728 
 
 Wells, H: P. City boys in the woods. 
 
 808.1802 
 
 Whittier, J: G. The bridal of Penna- 
 
 cook; poem. p. 15, in 821.431 
 
 Mogg Megone; poem. 
 
 p. I, in 821.431 
 
 Norembega; poem. 
 
 p. 347, x« 82 1.43 T 
 Massachusetts bay. 
 
 Andrews, G: H. The scarlet letter; 
 
 drama, based on Hawthorne. 822.511 
 
 Austin, Mrs. J.. (G.) A nameless no- 
 bleman. (Dr. Francis Lebaron.) 823.5786 
 
 Bliss, W: R. Colonial times on Buzzard's 
 
 bay. 2d ed. 823.6537 
 
 Castleton, D. R. Salem: a tale of the 
 
 17th century. (Witchcraft.) 823.183 
 
 Dawes, R. Nix's mate. (Revolution of 
 
 1689 in Boston.) 2 vols, (in i). ** 823.6236 
 
 Hawthorne, N. The scarlet letter. (Gov. 
 
 Bellingham's time.) 823.733 
 
 "Twice-told tales." 823.5561 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.735-6 
 
 Herbert, H: W: The fair Puritan: an 
 
 historical romance of the days of witch- 
 craft. 823 . 764 
 
 Holland, J. G. Bay path. (Agawam, 
 
 Springfield, in 1638.) 823.784 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Giles Corey of the 
 
 Salem farms; trag. (Witchcraft.) 
 
 p. 397, in 822 . 1072 
 
 John Endicott; trag. (Persecution 
 
 of the Quakers.) p. 313, in 822.1072 
 
 The Puritan and the Quaker, 289 . 28 
 
 White, E. O. Miss Brooks. 823.7184 
 
 Whittier, J: G. "The witch of Wen- 
 ham." {Atlantic monthly, v. 39.) 
 
 p. 129, ifi ** 51.913 
 
 Wilkins, M.. E. The adventures of 
 
 Ann. (Colonial times.) 808.1932 
 
 Regicides. 
 
 Cooper, J. F. The wept of Wish-Ton- 
 Wish. 823.316 
 
 Southey, R. Oliver Newman: a New 
 
 England tale; poem. p. 263, in 821.378 
 
 New Hampshire. 
 
 King, T: S. The White hills: their 
 
 legends, landscapes, and poetry. 9174.123 
 
 Scribner, J. P. Laconia; or, legends of 
 
 the White mountains and Merry Meeting 
 bay. 823.1782 
 
 Whitney, Mrs. A. D. (T.) A summer 
 
 in Leslie Goldthwaite's life. 823 .1701 
 
 Note.— See McCllntock, J: N. Hist, of N. H., 
 1623-1888. 1889. 974.148. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 New England. Contin. 
 Plymouth Colony. 
 
 Austin, Mrs. J.. (G.) Dr. Le Baron and 
 
 his daughters . 823 . 7360 
 
 Standish of Standish. 823 . 6543 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Courtship of Miles 
 
 Standish; poem. 821.888 
 
 Moore, N. Pilgrims and Puritans. 
 
 808.1720 
 King Philip's war. Cooper, J. F. The 
 wept of Wish-Ton-Wish. 823.316 
 
 Rhode Island. 
 
 Cooper, J. F. The red rover. (Slave 
 
 trade at Newport in the last century. ) 
 
 823.309 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) The minister's 
 
 wooing. 823.1524 
 
 Vermont. 
 
 Song of the Vermonters. 1779. {Duyck- 
 
 incks's Cyclop, of Amer. lit., v. i.) 
 
 p. 477, in * 803.10 
 
 Thompson, D. P. The Green moun- 
 tain boys. 823.1587 
 
 Same. 823.5992 
 
 Locke Amsden. 823.4171 
 
 May Martin, and other tales of the 
 
 Green mountains. 823 . 1581 
 
 The rangers. 823.4170 
 
 NoU.—See Dana, H: S. Hist, of Woodstock, Vt. 
 
 1760-1887. 974.146. 
 
 Life and manners. 
 
 Austin, Mrs. J.. (G.) Nantucket scraps. 
 
 823.5674 
 
 Beecher, H: W. Norwood. 823.64 
 
 Bellamy, E: Six to one. 823.7162 
 
 Brown, T. Red-shanty boys; or, pictures 
 
 of New-England school life thirty years 
 ago. 808.1617 
 
 Burnham, Mrs. C. L. (R.) Young 
 
 maids and old. 823.5458 
 
 Chaplin, H. W. Five hundred dollars. 
 
 823.6937 
 
 Coffin, C: C. Caleb Krinkle. 823.244 
 
 Cooke, 3frs. R. (T.) Somebody's neigh- 
 bors. 823.4169 
 
 Cummins, M. S. The lamplighter. 
 
 823.356 
 Mabel Vaughan. 823.357 
 
 Damon, S. M. Old New-England days. 
 
 823.5379 
 
 Emery, S.. A. Three generations. 
 
 823.5858 
 
 Greene, A/rs. S.. P. (McL.) Cape Cod 
 
 folks. 823.1849 
 
 Hale, E: E. Mr. Tangier's vacations. 
 
 823.5254 
 
 Haliburton, T: C. The clockmaker: 
 
 sayings and doings of Samuel Slick of 
 Slickville. 823.688 
 
 Same. 828.30 
 
 Hart, Col. J. C. Miriam Coffin. 823.6110 
 
 Same. 823.6210 
 
 Hawthorne, N. Blithedale romance. 
 
 ( JVith his The scarlet letter.) in 823 . 733 
 
 House of the seven gables. 823 . 728 
 
 Same. 823.5878 
 
 Tales and sketches. 824.414 
 
 Twice-told tales. 823.5561 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 193 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng-Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 New England. Contin. 
 Life and manners. Contin. 
 
 Holland, J. G. Arthur Bonnicastle. 
 
 823.785 
 Bay-path. 823.784 
 
 Holmes, O. W. Elsie Venner: a ro- 
 mance of destiny. 823.804 
 
 The guardian angel. 823 . 805 
 
 Howells, W: D. Annie Kilburn. 
 
 823.5541 
 
 Doctor Breen's practice. 823.4279 
 
 Suburban sketches. 823 . 830 
 
 Jewett, S.. O. Country by-ways. 
 
 823.1864 
 
 A country doctor. 823 . 5263 
 
 Deephaven. 823.4071 
 
 Strangers and wayfarers. 823 . 7389 
 
 Tales of New England. 823.7175 
 
 A white heron. 823.5262 
 
 Judd, S. Margaret: a tale of the real 
 
 and the ideal, etc. 823.907 
 Richard Edney and the governor's 
 
 family. 823 . 2340 
 
 Kirk, i^/r.y. E. W. (O.) Walford. (N. 
 
 E. manufacturing town.) 823.7393 
 
 Lee, M.. C. A Quaker girl of Nan- 
 tucket. 823.6961 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Kavanagh. {Prose 
 
 IVorks, y. T,.) 823.1010 
 
 Lowell, ^R. T. S. Antony Brade. (Col- 
 lege life.) 823.1018 
 
 Nash, W. G. Century of gossip. 
 
 823.1181 
 
 Neal, J. The down-easters. 2 vols. 
 
 ** 823.6237-8 
 
 Prentiss, Mrs. E.. (P.) Pemaquid: a 
 
 story of the old times in New England. 
 
 823.1274 
 
 Robinson, Mrs. A. D. (G.) Peter and 
 
 Polly; or, home life in New England a 
 hundred years ago. 823 . 4072 
 
 Rollins, Afrs. E. C. (H.) Old-time 
 
 child-life. 808.1530 
 
 Round, W: M. F. Achsah: a New Eng- 
 land life-study. 823.1371 
 
 Smith, J. E. Oakridge. 823 . 1463 
 
 Smith, jWrs. M. P. (W.) Jolly good 
 
 times; or, child-life on a farm. 808. 1004 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) The minister's 
 
 wooing. 823.1524 
 
 Oldtown folks. 823.1527 
 
 Pink and white tyranny. 823 . 1529 
 
 Poganuc people: their loves and 
 
 lives. 823.1530 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside sto- 
 ries. 823.1936 
 
 Thompson, D. P. Locke Amsden; or, 
 
 the schoolmaster. 823.4171 
 
 Ward, Mrs.'E.. S. (P.) Jack the fisher- 
 man. 823.6196 
 
 The madonna of the tubs. 823.6212 
 
 The silent partner. 823. 1259 
 
 Warner, S. The wide, wide world. 
 
 823.1683 
 
 Whittier, J: G. Ballads of New Eng- 
 land. 821.433 
 
 Snow-bound; poem. 
 
 p. 286, in 821.431 
 
 £ng:lish Fiction. Contin. 
 New England. Contin. 
 Life and manners. Contin. 
 
 Wilkins, M.. E. A humble romance, 
 
 and other stories. 823 . 7^36 
 
 New England nun, and other stones. 
 
 823.7557 
 
 Winthrop, T. Edwin Brothertoft. (i8th 
 
 century.) 823.1724 
 
 Wraxall, F: C: L. Golden-hair. (17th 
 
 century. ) 823 . 1745 
 
 See also novels by T: B. Aldrich.— Mrs. A. D. (T.) 
 Whitney. 
 
 Note. — For a bibliographical work with critical 
 essay, see Deane, C: New England. (Winsor, J., 
 ed. Narr. and crit. hist, of Amer., v. 3.) pp. 295- 
 384, in ** 970.127*. 
 
 i^or general histories, see Hubbard, W: Indian 
 wars in New England. 2 vols. 1865. 9174. 11. — 
 Palfrey, J. G. History of New England. 5 vols. 
 1859-90. 974. i-i'. vols. 1-3: History of New Eng- 
 land during the Stuart dynasty; v. 4: History of New 
 England from the revolution of the 17th "century; 
 V. 5: History of New England from the revolution of 
 the 17th century to the revolution of the i8th. — Sav- 
 ag^e, J. Genealogical dictionary of first settlers in 
 New England. 4 vols, (with index). 5 vols. 1860-62. 
 ** 929.61-4-64''. — Weedeii, W: B. Economic and 
 social history of New England. 1620-1789. 2 vols. 
 1890. 974.149-50. — 'Winthrop, J: History of New 
 England. (1630-49.) Ed. by J. Savage. 1825. 2 
 vols. 1853. * 9174.98-9. 
 
 See also Catalog^ues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 166. No. 4, 1884, p. 202. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 133-4. No. 5, 1888, p. 265. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 909-910, in 
 **5o.i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. 1,1887. p. 310, /n 
 ** 50.12. 
 
 For illustrations of the revolutionary period, see 
 United States, note. 
 
 For manners and customs, see Felt, J. B. Cus- 
 toms of New England. 1853. 9174.198. — Liunt, G:, 
 ed. Old New England traits. 1873. 974.31. 
 New England nun, and other stories. Wil- 
 kins, M.. E. 823.7557 
 New England story-book. Whitney, Mrs. 
 A. D. (T.), and others. 808.1864 
 New France. See British North America, p, 
 
 28. 
 New Guinea. See Pacific Ocean. 
 New Hampshire. See New England. 
 New Holland. See Australia, p. 12. 
 Newman, J: H:, Cardinal. (1801-1890.) 
 
 Callista: a sketch of the third centurv. 
 
 823.1188 
 
 Note.— Vor an account of Cardinal Newman, see 
 
 Hutton, R: H. Cardinal Newman. 922.343. — 
 
 Shepard, W: Pen pictures of modern authors. 
 
 1886. p. 68, in 820.163. 
 
 See also Motzley, Rev. T. Reminiscences, v. 1. 
 922.256. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 166. No. 3, 1882, p. 134. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 912, in** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 311, in ** 
 50.1='. 
 Newport. Lathrop, G: P. 823.4700 
 
 News from nowhere. Morris, W: 823.7404 
 Newton, Sir I: (1642-1727.) 
 
 Hawthorne, N. Biographical stories. 9 
 
 pp. (In his Tales and sketches.) 1889. 
 
 p. 157, in 824.414 
 Newton, J^ev. R: Bible animals and the 
 
 lessons taught by them. 808. 1722 
 
 Newton, W: Wilberforce. Priest and man; 
 
 or, Abelard and Heloisa: 
 
 mance. 
 Newton Forster. 
 
 Same. 
 
 an historical ro- 
 823.6527 
 Marry at, Capt. F: 
 
 823.1106 
 J^* 823.6665 
 
fiNGtlSH FICTION 
 
 194 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Contih. 
 
 New York. 
 
 {Spec, for 
 808.100 
 
 (/« his 
 
 English Fiction. 
 
 New York. 
 
 Lander, S.. W. 
 
 youn^ eyes.) 
 
 New Zealand. 
 
 NordhofF, C: New Zealand. 
 
 Stories of the island world. ) 
 
 p. 238, in 808.165 
 
 Verne, J. Voyage round the world. 
 
 N. Zealand. 823.5545 
 
 Next door. Burnham, Mrs. C. L. (R.) 
 
 823.6953 
 Niagara revisited (twelve years after their 
 wedding journey). Howells, W: D. 
 
 in 823.831 
 Nicander, K: August. The renounced treas- 
 ure. 10 pp. (Tieck, L. The elves.) 
 
 p. 43, in 823.6328 
 Nicholas Mintum. Holland, J. G. 823.782 
 Nicholas Nickleby. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 823.5553 
 
 823.437-7^; 823.5298-9 
 
 823.433-6 
 
 (Bronte). {Currer Bell.'] 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 
 Same. 4 vols. 
 Nicholls, Mrs. C. 
 
 (1816-1855.) 
 Jane Eyre. 
 
 Sam,e. 
 
 The professor. 
 
 Shirley. 
 
 Villette. 
 
 Satne. 
 
 823.126 
 823.6261 
 823.127 
 823.128 
 823.129 
 in 823.6261 
 
 Note. — For an account of Mrs. Nicholls'.s life and 
 writings, see Gaskell, Mrs. E.. C. (S.) Life of 
 Charlotte Bronte. 1874. 928.59. — Harris, A. B. 
 Little biographies. (1887.) p. 175, in 928.692. — 
 Jeafifreson, J: C. Charlotte (Bronte) Nicholls. 21 
 pp. (/n Am Novels, etc., V. 2.) p. 282, i« 820.187. — 
 Martineau, H. Charlotte Bronte. 7 pp. (In her 
 Biog. sketches.) p. 360, in 928.33.— Montegut, E. 
 Miss Bronte, sa vie et ses oeuvres. 89 pp. {Rev. d. 
 d. Mondes, 1857, 2e p^r., v. 10.) pp. 139, 423, in ** 
 54.215. —Swinburne, A. C: Note on Charlotte 
 Bronte. 1877. 928.60. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 166-167, »« ** 
 SQ.x.r-Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1,1887. P- 57. in** 
 50.1 
 
 Nichols, G: Ward. The sanctuary: a story 
 
 of the civil war. 823.1189 
 
 Nicholson, J. Shields. A dreamer of dreams: 
 
 a modem romance. 823 . 5501 
 
 Nicholson, Rev. Joseph J. The Blemmer- 
 
 tons; or, dottings by the wayside. 823 . 4267 
 Nick of the woods. Bird, R. M. 823'. 79 
 
 Nick Whiffles, the trapper guide. Robinson, 
 
 Dr.yR. 823.1353 
 
 Nicolas Muss, History of. Du Bois-Melly, C: 
 
 823.6570 
 Niebuhr, Barthold Georg. Greek hero-stories. 
 
 Tr. by B: Hoppin. 823.6813 
 
 Contents:— Tnc voyage of the Argonauts.— Stories 
 
 of Hercules. — The Herakleidae and Orestes. 
 Issued also as Heroic tales of ancient Greece. 
 
 Same. 8c^.i54i 
 
 Heroic tales of ancient Greece. Tr. and 
 
 ed., with notes, etc., by F. Summerly. 
 
 * 808.1682 
 
 Night and morning. Lytton, E: G: E. L. 
 
 Bulwer- 823 . 1040 
 
 Same. 823.6219 
 
 Night side of nature, The. Crowe, Mrs. C. 
 
 (S-) 823.5925 
 
 Night-wanderer of an Afghaun fort. 52 pp. 
 
 {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 5,) 
 
 in 823.7489 
 
 !Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Nihilist princess, A. Gagneur, L. M. 
 
 823 . 1846 
 Nimport. Bynner, E. h. 823.4034 
 
 Nina's atonement, and other stories. Tier- 
 nan, Mrs. F.. C. (F.) 823.5805 
 Nine days' wonder. Aid^, H. 823.5828 
 Nine of hearts. Farjeon, B: L. 823.6587 
 Sam.e. in 823.7122 
 Ninette. Dempster, Mrs. C. L. 
 
 Same. 
 Ninety-three. Hugo, V. M. 
 
 Same. 
 Nisbet, James. The 
 
 historical romance. 
 
 (H.) 
 
 823 . 7080 
 823.7291 
 823.6290 
 823.6419 
 siege of Damascus: a 
 3 vols. ** 823.6947-9 
 
 Nix's mate. 2 vols, (in i). Dawes, R 
 
 ** 823.6236 
 No alternative. Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) 
 
 823.1583 
 No laggards we. Raymond, R. 823.1843 
 
 No medium. Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) 
 
 823.5012 
 No name. Collins, W: W. 823.263 
 
 No new thing. Norris, W: E: 823.4571 
 
 No quarter! Reid, Cdpt. T: M. 823.6336 
 
 No relations. Malot, H. H. 823.3556 
 
 No saint. Sergeant, A. in 823 . 5078 
 
 No thoroughfare. Dickens, C: J: H., and 
 Collins, W: W. tn 823.6689 
 
 Noble, Annette Lucille. 
 
 Eunice Lathrop, spinster. 823.7440 
 
 In a country town. 823 . 7325 
 
 Noble, Lucretia Gray. 
 
 A reverend idol. (Anon.) 
 
 Noble deeds of our fathers, 
 
 Noble life, A. 
 
 823.4546 
 Watson, H: C. 
 808.386 
 Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823.4285 
 
 Noble lord, A. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. 
 (N.) 823.1503 
 
 Noble name, A. Gliimer, C. von. 823.4549 
 Noble wife, A. Saunders, J: in 823.5073 
 
 Noble woman, A. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 Roberts, M. 
 
 823.1963 
 823.1342 
 823.5789 
 823.1754 
 823.321 
 
 Noblesse oblige. 
 Same. 
 
 Nobody's fortune. Yates, E. H. 
 
 Nobody's husband. Cozzens, S: W. 
 
 Norah. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 p. 223, in 823.4846 
 
 Nora's love test. Hay, M.. C. 823.2978 
 
 Nora's return. Cheney, Mrs. E. D. (L.) 
 
 823.7322 
 
 Nordhoff, C: Man-of-war life: a boy's expe- 
 rience in the United States navy, during a 
 voyage around the world in a ship of the 
 line. 808.167 
 
 Same. 808.1898 
 
 The merchant vessel: a sailor boy's voy- 
 ages to see the world. 808. 166 
 
 Stories of the island world. 808. 165 
 
 Whaling and fishing. 808. 168 
 
 Norine's revenge. Fleming, Mrs. M. A. (E.) 
 
 823.578 
 Norman Leslie. 2 vols. Fay, T: M, 
 
 ** 823.6759-60 
 Norman Sinclair. 3 vols. Aytoun, W: E. 
 
 823.6137-9 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 195 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Norris, W: E: Adrian Vidal. 
 
 Same. 
 
 A bachelor's blunder. 
 
 The baffled conspirators, 
 
 Chris. 
 
 The Duffer. 12 pp 
 
 lettes, etc.) 
 
 Heaps of money 
 
 in S23..5047 
 
 in 823.5083 
 
 in 823.5120 
 
 823.7341 
 
 823.5594 
 
 {In Twenty nove- 
 
 p. 27, in 823.7183 
 
 823.4464 
 
 Her own doing. 89 pp. *« 823.5015 
 Major and minor. 2 vols. 823.5574-5 
 A man of his word. 50 pp. 
 
 in 823.5036 
 
 Matrimony. 
 
 Misadventure. 
 
 My friend Jim. 
 
 Same. 
 
 No new thing. 
 
 The rogue. 
 
 That terrible man. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Thiriby Hall. 
 
 Norseman's pilgrimage, A. 
 
 Norston's Rest. 
 
 823.1893 
 
 823.7292 
 
 in 823.4985 
 
 in 823.5020 
 
 823.4571 
 
 823.5582 
 
 44 pp. 823.5084 
 
 in 823.5089 
 
 in 823.5091 
 
 Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 823.5670 
 
 Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 823.1958 
 
 North, Barclay. The diamond button: whose 
 
 was it ? A tale from the diary of a lawyer 
 
 and the note-book of a reporter. 823 . 6956 
 
 North, W: The man of the world. 823.1191 
 
 Issued also as Slave of the lamp. 
 North Pole. .SV^ Arctic regions, p. 9. 
 
 North America. See also Alaska. — America. 
 — Arctic regions. — British North America. 
 — Hudson's Bay. — Mexico. — New England. 
 — Nova Scotia. — Sonora. — United States. 
 
 Knox, T: W. Hunting adventures on 
 
 land and sea. 2 pts. 808.1846-7 
 
 Northanger Abbey. Austen ,J.. 823.2012 
 Same. in 823.5341 
 
 Northern lands. Adams, W: T. 808.495 
 
 Norton, Hon. Mrs. Caroline E.. S.. (Sheri- 
 dan). See Maxwell, Lady C. E.. S.. (S.) 
 Stirling- 
 Norway. See also Scandinavia. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Up the Baltic; or. Young 
 
 America in Norway, Sweden, and Den- 
 mark. 808.498 
 
 Hale, E: E., and Hale, S. A family 
 
 flight through . . . Norway, etc. 808.1831 
 
 Scudder, H. E. The Viking Bodleys. 
 
 808.1854 
 Eari^y i^egendary. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Erling the Bold. 
 
 808.1273 
 
 Dasent, G: W., tr. The story of Gisli 
 
 the outlaw. * 823.6448 
 
 Snorri Sturleson. Heimskringla; or, the 
 
 sagas of the Norse kings. 4 vols. 
 
 ** 948.29-32 
 I2TH CENTURY. Bjomson, B. Sigurd Slembe. 
 Tr. by W: M. Payne. 822. 1087 
 
 Life and manners. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Chasing the sun. 
 
 808.637 
 
 Same. {In his Tales of adventure, 
 
 etc.) in 808.1269 
 
 Same. {With his Up in the clouds.) 
 
 808,1281 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Norway. Contin. 
 Life and manners. Contin. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Contin. 
 
 Papers from Norway. ( With his 
 
 Freaks on the fells.) p. 357, in 808.213 
 Bjomson, B. Arne: a sketch of Nor- 
 wegian country life. 823.4218 
 
 Same. 823.4364 
 
 The bridal march. 823 . 4467 
 
 Fishing girl. 823.4224 
 
 T The happy boy: a tale of Norwegian 
 
 peasant life. {With his Arne.) 
 
 itt 823.4218 
 Synnove Solbakken. 823.4236 
 
 Boyesen, H. H. Gunnar: a tale of 
 
 Norse life. 823 . 1990 
 
 Friis, Prof. J. A. Lajla: a tale of Fin- 
 mark. 823 . 6964 
 
 Hugo, V. M., vicomte. Hans of Ice- 
 land; or, the demon of the north. 823 .6159 
 
 Lie, J. L. I. Barque Future; or, life in 
 
 the far north. 823 . 4230 
 
 Maitland, J. A. Sartaroe: a tale of Nor- 
 way. 823 . 1085 
 
 Martineau, H. Feats on the fiord. 
 
 808.1198 
 Same. 808.1621 
 
 Mecklenburg, Mrs. A. (S.) Furugaard. 
 
 The snow-ball. (Vicary, J: F., conip. A 
 stork ' s nest. ) z« 82 3 . 54 1 5 
 
 Miigge, T. Afraja; or, life and love in 
 
 Norway. 823.6809 
 
 In poetry. 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 177, in 821.214 
 
 Taylor, B. Lars: a pastoral of Norway. 
 
 821.402 
 Same. 821.1351 
 
 Note. — See Bibliography. Botten-Hansen, P. 
 I,a Norvdge litt^raire . . . ige si^e. 1868. ** 15.8a. 
 — Boyesen, Prof. H. H. The story of Norway. 
 1889. 948.34.— Carlyle, T: The early Icings of 
 Norway. 1875. 923.220.— Sidgwick, C. The story 
 of Norway. (Popular.) 1885. 948.48. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 168. No. 4, 1884, p. 207. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 137. No. 5, 1888, p. 270. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350 -5496'"'. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 929-30, tn 
 ** Zo.i\— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 316-17, 
 in ** 50 . 1 *. 
 
 Norwood. Beecher, H:W. 823.64 
 
 Not dead. 5 pp. Gross, F. in 823 . 5084 
 
 Same. in 823.5089 
 
 Not dead yet. JeafiFreson, J: C. 823.5951 
 
 Not for him. Holt, E. S.. 808.1527 
 
 Not in society, and other tales. Hatton, J. 
 
 823.718 
 Not in their set. Brink, Mrs. M. (di S.) ten. 
 
 823.7111 
 Not to be won. Bell, Mrs. L- 823.4779 
 
 Not wisely but too well. Broughton, R. 
 
 823.135 
 Same. in 823.2338 
 
 Notary's daughter, The. Donnet, Mme. L. 
 
 823.6912 
 Notary's nose, The. About, E. F. V. 
 
 823.6836 
 
 Notre-Dame. Hugo, V.-M. 823.5611 
 
 Same. 823,6291; 823.6420; 823.7146 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 196 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Nourjahad, History of. Sheridan, Mrs. F.. 
 (C.) p. 691, in ** 823.6231 
 
 Nouvelette, A. Gothe, J. W. von. 
 
 p. 483, «■» 823.2183 
 Nova Scotia. 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in 
 
 Acadia and New France. 808.1811 
 
 De Mille, J. The lily and the cross: a 
 
 tale of Acadia. 823 . 373 
 
 Hall, C: W. Twice taken. (Reduction 
 
 of Louisburg, 1763.) 823.7523 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Evangeline; poem. 
 
 (Dispossession of the French in Nova Scotia 
 by the British, 1755.) in 821.237 
 
 Same. in 821.888 
 
 Reeves, M. C. L., and Read, E. Pilot 
 
 Fortune. 823 . 7444 
 
 Note.— See JiT2^e, S: A. The taking of Louis- 
 burg, 1745. 1891. 972.32. — Nova Scotia Histori- 
 cal Society. Report and collections for the years 
 1878-1888. 6 vols. ** 972.33-33". —Smitli, C. C. 
 Acadia. (Winsor, J., ed. Narr. and crit. hist, of 
 Amer., v. 4.) pp. 135-162. in * 970.127*. 
 
 See also Catalog'ues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 169. No. 5, 1888, p. 270. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 137. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 931, in ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 317, in 
 ** 50.1*. 
 
 Novels. 
 
 Robertson, M. A Lombard street mystery. 
 Stimson, F:J. The residuary legatee. 823.5457 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Hilary's folly. 
 
 Lang, A., a»rf Latimer, D. "It." 823.5472 
 
 Hale, E: E. Back to back. 
 
 James, G: P. R. Bride of Landeck. 
 
 Lamb, C: Adventures of Ulysses. 823.5562 
 
 Hacklander, F. W. Behind blue glasses. 
 
 Macquoid, K.. S. Mill of St. Herbot. 
 
 Meredith, G: House on the beach. 823.5563 
 
 Grey, Mrs. M. G. (S.) Passion and principle. 
 Maxwell, M.. E.. (B.) Strangers and pilgrims. 
 
 To the bitter end. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) For love and life. 
 
 Minister's wife. 823.6208 
 
 Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) Denis Donne. 
 
 De MiUe, J. The living link. 
 
 Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. (D.) Consuelo. 
 
 Lever, C: J. That boy of Norcott's. 
 
 Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. (C.) A life's assize. 823.6214 
 
 Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.) Middlemarch. 
 NichoUs, j^rj. C. (B.) Jane Eyre. 
 
 Villette. 
 
 Ritchie, Mrs. A. I.. (T.) Old Kensington. 
 Stael-Holstein, A. L. G. (N.), baronne de. Corinne. 
 823.6261 
 
 Hoey, Mrs. F.. S.. (J.) A golden sorrow. 
 Trollope, A. The last chronicle of Barset. 
 
 Doctor Thorn e. 
 
 The Belton estate. 
 
 823.6262 
 
 Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) Mistress and tnaid. 
 Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) A passion in tatters. 
 Godwin, W: Adventures of Caleb Williams. 
 Gore, Mrs. C. G. E. (M.) Percy. 
 Reade, C: Griffith Gaunt. 823.6263 
 
 Hughes, T: Tom Brown's school-days at Rugby. 
 Reade, C: The Knightsbridge mystery. 29 pp. 
 
 The picture 31 pp. 
 
 Tit for tat. 30 pp. 
 
 Singleheart and Doubleface. 823.6677 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. (B.) Betty's bright idea and other 
 stories, (viz.: Let every man mind his own bus- 
 iness.— Bolton and his friends.) 
 
 Zschokke, J. H. D. The broken pitcher. 823.6678 
 
 Bn^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Novels. Contin. 
 
 Collins, W: W. The ghost's touch; and, 
 
 Percy and the prophet. 
 
 Parr, Mrs. L.. (T.) Robin. 
 
 Reade, C: The picture. 823.6686 
 
 Novels and tales. Gothe, J. W. von. 
 
 823.2183 
 Now and then. Warren, S: 823.1685 
 
 Now-a-days. Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) 
 
 823.1120 
 Nugents of Carriconna. Hopkins, T. 
 
 823.7354 
 
 Numa Roumestan. Daudet, A. 823.4289 
 
 Same. 823 . 5664 
 
 Nun's curse. The. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. 
 
 (C.) 
 
 Nuttie's father. Yonge, C. M.. 
 O. T. Andersen, H. C. 
 " O thou, my Austria !" Kirschner, 
 
 Cooper, J. F. 
 
 823.5368 
 823.5761 
 823.6788 
 L. 
 
 823.7415 
 
 823.303 
 
 823.7461 
 
 823 . 1463 
 
 Oak openings. 
 
 Same. 
 Oakridge. Smith, J. E. 
 Ober, F: Albion. The Knockabout Club in 
 
 north Africa. 808 . 1924 
 
 Montezuma's gold mines. 823.5539 
 
 The silver city: a story of adventure in 
 
 Mexico. (v4/.yo) Cicique Jack. 808.1878 
 
 Young folks' history of Mexico. 
 
 978.75 
 O'Brien, Fitz James. The spider's eye. 24 
 
 pp. {In Stories by Amer. authors, v. 3.) 
 
 p. I, in 823.4704 
 O'Brien, W: When we were boys. 823.7023 
 O'Byrne, M. L. The court of Rath Croghan; 
 
 or, dead but not forgotten. 823 . 7304 
 
 Occidental sketches. Truman, B. C. 
 
 823.5185 
 Occupations of a retired life. Mayo, Mrs. I. . 
 
 (F.) 823.1141 
 
 " Ocean Star, ' ' The mystery of the. Russell, 
 
 W: C. 823.5588 
 
 O'Connor, Francis. The invisible princess. 
 
 21 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, 
 
 V. 8.) p. 169, in 829.131 
 
 O'Connor, W: Douglas. The ghost. 823.4131 
 
 Same. 64 pp. (Johnson, R., ^rf. Lit- 
 tle classics, V. 8.) p. 7, in 829.131 
 
 Octoroon, The. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.5029 
 
 Same. in 823.6689 
 
 Octouian Imperator. 85 pp. Weber, H: 
 
 W: p. 155, in 821.1241 
 
 Odd couple, An. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.1211 
 Odd number. The. Maupassant, H. R. A. G. 
 
 de. 823 . 6933 
 
 Odd, or even ? Whitney, Mrs. A. D. (T.) 
 
 823 . 2024 
 Odd volume. The. Illustrated by Seymour 
 
 and Cruikshank. 823.350 
 
 Odd-fellows' offering for 1848. Ridgely, J. L., 
 
 a«rf Donaldson, F.,eds. ** 823.6220 
 
 O'Donoghue, Mrs. Nannie (Lambert) Power. 
 
 Unfairly won. «« 823.4975 
 
 Same. 823.7179 
 
 O'Donoghue, The. Lever, C: J. 823.989 
 
 O'Dowd, Cornelius, pseud. See Lever, C: J. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 197 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £iig'lisli Fiction. Conlin. 
 Off on a comet ! Verne, J. 823.6925 
 
 Off the Skelligs. Ingelow, J. 823.841 
 
 Off to the geysers. Stephens, C: A. 
 
 808.243 
 Off to the wilds. Fenn, G: M. 808 . 1 183 
 
 Same. 808 . 1496 
 
 Ogeechee cross-firings. Johnston, R: M. 
 
 823.6558 
 Ogilvies, The. Qraik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823.337 
 Ogle, Annie. [Ashford Owen.'] 
 
 Georgy Sandon ; or, a lost love. 
 
 823.1225 
 Issued also as Her second love. — A lost love. 
 
 O'Grady, Standish. Red Hugh's captivity: a 
 picture of Ireland, social and political, in 
 the reign of Queen Elizabeth. 823.7222 
 
 O'Hanlon, Alice. The unforeseen. 823.5025 
 
 O'Hara, Abel, pseud. See Banim, Michael. 
 
 O'Hara family, Tales by the. See Banim, J:, 
 and Banim, M. 
 
 Ohnet, Georges. Antoinette. {La grande 
 marttUre.) Tr. by R. Bramwell and "Al." 
 
 823.6676 
 
 Dr. Rameau. Tr. by J. C. Curtin. 
 
 823.7075 
 
 A last love. 823.7180 
 
 Master of the forges. Tr. by J. Y. P. 
 
 in 823.5043 
 Issued also ai Claire and the forge master. — The 
 iron master. 
 
 Pierre's soul. {L'dtne de Pierre.) Tr. 
 
 by R. Bramwell. 823.7326 
 
 Old Adam, The. Boyesen, H. H. 823.6433 
 
 Old age of Monsieur Lecoq. Du Boisgobey, 
 F. 823.3226 
 
 Old and new. Sadlier, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) 
 
 823.1383 
 
 Old bamboo-hewer's story. Dickins, F. V., tr. 
 
 * 823.6430 
 
 Old boy. An, pseud. See Hughes, T: 
 
 Old Chelsea bun-house. The. Rathbone, Mrs. 
 M.. A. (M.) ** 823.6715 
 
 Old church bell, and other stories. Ander- 
 sen, H. C. 808.605 
 
 Old continental, The. 2 vols, (in i). Pauld- 
 ing, J. K. 823.7408 
 
 Old countess. The. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 823.1979 
 
 Old court-life in France, Romance of. Elliot, 
 F., 823.6050 
 
 Old Creole days. Cable, G: W. 823. 162 
 
 Same. 823.5247 
 
 Old curiosity shop. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 823.5554 
 
 Same. 823 . 6585 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5301-2 
 
 Old Deccan days. Frere, M.. 808.1035 
 
 Old doctor. The. Cheney, J: V. 823.5177 
 
 Old Dominion, The. James, G: P. R. 
 
 823.5427 
 Old English baron. Reeve, C. ** 823.2083 
 Old friends and new. Jewett, S.. O. 
 
 823.5385 
 
 Old Fritz and the new era. Mundt, Mrs. C. 
 
 (M.) 823.6270 
 
 Old gentleman's teetotum. The. 46 pp. {In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 4.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6650 
 
 Eiig^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Old Greek stories simply told. 
 
 H: 
 Old helmet, The. Warner, S. 
 Old Hickory. Frost, J: 
 Old Hicks the guide. Webber, C 
 
 Hanson, C: 
 808.1573 
 823.1929 
 808.1715 
 W. 
 823.1691 
 
 Old homestead, The. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. 
 (W.) 823.1957 
 
 Old Jack. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 Old Kensington. Ritchie, Mrs. A. 
 
 808.355 
 L. (T.) 
 
 823.5985 
 
 Same. 823 . 6261 
 
 Old Lady Mary. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.4723 
 
 Sam.e. in 823.4988 
 
 Old maids, and burglars in paradise. Ward, 
 
 Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 823.5544 
 
 Old mam'selle's secret. John, E. 823.5781 
 
 Old manor house. 2 vols. Smith, Mrs. C 
 
 (T.) ** 823.2097-8 
 
 Old man's darling. Miller, Mrs. A. McV. 
 
 823.7058 
 Old man's love. An. Trollope, A. 823.6590 
 Old Margaret. Kingsley, H: 823.2032 
 
 Old Mortality. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1404 
 
 Same. p. 146, in 823.5157; in 823.5161 
 Same. p. 357, in ** 823.6024; iti 823.7472 
 Old mountaineer. An. pseud. See Scribner, 
 
 J-P- 
 Old Myddelton's money. Hay, M.. C. 
 
 in 823.3093 
 
 Same. 823 . 5077 
 
 Old New-England days. Damon, S. M. 
 
 823.5379 
 Old Olaf. 46 pp. Thoresen, .^rs. A..M. (K.) 
 p. 43, in 823.7545 
 Old order changes. The. Mallock, W: H. 
 
 823.5584 
 Old patroon. The. Maitland, J. A. 
 
 823 . 1084 
 Old plantation. Hungerford, J. 823.839 
 
 ,01d rough and ready ser. 
 
 Frost, J: Old Hickory: young folk's life 
 
 of Gen. Andrew Jackson. 808.1715 
 
 Old Saint Paul's. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.24 
 
 Same. 823.6014 
 
 Old Sir Douglas. Maxwell, Lady C. E.. S.. 
 
 (S.) Stiriing- 823.1192 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6636 
 
 Old story of my farming days. Renter, F. 
 
 in 823.5030 
 Old tales retold from Grecian mythology. 
 Larned, A. 808.1551 
 
 Old woman who lived in a shoe. The. Doug- 
 las, A. M. 823.4501 
 Old-fashioned fairy book. Harrison, Mrs. C. 
 (C.) 808.1365 
 Old-time child-life. Rollins, Mrs. E. C. (H.) 
 
 808.1530 
 Oldtown folks. Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.1527 
 
 Oliphant, F. R. The grateful ghosts. 81 pp. 
 
 [In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 6.) 
 
 p. 233, in 823.7502 
 
 Oliphant, Laurence. The brigand's bride: a 
 
 tale of southern Italy. 35 pp. (/« Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 3d ser., v. i.) in 823.7497 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 19a 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 Oliphant, Laurence. Contin. 
 
 The tender recollections of Irene Magil- 
 
 licuddy. 823 . 4059 
 
 Same. 75 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 2d ser., V. I.) in 823.7485 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret Oliphant (Wilson). 
 (1828- .) 
 
 Agnes. 2 pts. 823.5030 
 
 At his gates. 823.4831 
 
 Same. in 823.5018 
 
 A beleaguered city: narrative of recent 
 
 events in the city of Semur in . . . Haute 
 Bourgogne. 823 . 5640 
 
 Brownlows. 823.5949 
 
 Carita. 823.6356 
 
 A country gentleman. 823 . 4942 
 
 Same. in 823.5097 
 
 — - The curate in charge. 823.5950 
 
 — =- The days of my life. 823.5027 
 
 Effie Ogilvie: the story of a young life. 
 
 in 823.5131 
 
 For love and life. 823 . 5943 
 
 —^ Same. in 823.6208 
 " — — Greatest heiress in England. 823.2272 
 Same. 823.4943; ?« 823.5016 
 
 Harry Muir: a story of Scottish life. 
 
 in 823.5108 
 
 He that will not when he may. 
 
 823 . 2701 
 
 Hester: a story of contemporary life. 
 
 ■823.7132 
 — — A blouse divided against itself. 
 
 823.4945 
 
 Same. in 823.5040 
 
 - — - The house on the moor. 823.1198 
 
 — — Same. in 823.5044 
 
 — — Innocent: a tale of modern life. 2 pts. 
 
 (in I). 823.5028 
 
 - — — Same. 823 . 6365 
 
 John: a love story. 823. 1200 
 
 '^—•Same. 823.5109 
 
 — ^ Joyce: anovel. 823.5914 
 
 Kirsteen: the story of a Scotch family 
 
 Seventy years ago. 823 . 6464 
 
 ■ The Ladies Lindores. {Also) Sir Tom. 
 
 823.6593 
 — — Lady Car: the sequel of a life. (Fol- 
 lows The Ladies Lindores. ) 823 ; 6309 
 
 The last of the Mortimers: a story in 
 
 two voices. 823.1 203 
 
 Same. 823.5939 
 
 Lilliesleaf; or, passages in the life of 
 
 Mrs. Margaret Maitland of Sunnyside. 
 (Anon.^ in 823.4994 
 
 Issued also as Passages in the life of Mrs. Mar- 
 garet Maitland of Sunnyside. 
 
 A little pilgrim. (Story of the future 
 
 life.) 72 pp. «« 823:5038 
 
 — — Same. /« 823.6695 
 
 Lucy Crofton. 823.1205 
 
 Same. 2« 823.5064 
 
 Madam. z« 823.4989 
 
 Madonna Mary. 823 . 5944 
 
 Magdalen Hepburn: a story of the Scot- 
 tish reformation. *« 823.5084 
 
 — — Margaret Maitland of Sunnyside, Pas- 
 sages in the life of. 823.4821 
 
 Same, «« 823.5044 
 
 -^— May. 823.5945 
 
 Einglish Fiction. Contin. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret Oliphant (Wilson). 
 Contin. 
 
 Memoirs and resolutions of Adam 
 
 Graeme of Mossgray. Including some 
 chronicles of the borough of Fen die. 
 
 in 823.5089 
 
 Merkland; or, self-sacrifice. 823.7406 
 
 The minister's wife. 823.1209 
 
 Same. in 823.5066; «« 823.6208 
 
 Miss Maijoribanks. 823.6056 
 
 Mrs. Arthur. 823.5946 
 
 The mystery of Mrs. Blencarrow. 
 
 823.7418 
 
 Neighbours on the green. 823.6905 
 
 An odd couple. 823. 121 1 
 
 Old Lady Mary: a story of the seen and 
 
 the unseen. (Anon.) 823.4723 
 
 Same. in 823.4988 
 
 Oliver's bride. 50 pp. ( With Mrs. 
 
 Smith of Longmains. By R. Broughton.) 
 
 in 823.5046 
 
 Ombra. 823.5024 
 
 Same. 823.6147 
 
 The open door, and The portrait: two 
 
 stories of the seen and the unseen. 823 . 495 1 
 
 Same. 823.5026 
 
 Passages in the life of Mrs. Margaret 
 
 Maitland of Sunnyside. Written by her- 
 self. 823.4821 
 
 Same. in 823.5044 
 
 The perpetual curate. in 823.4981 
 
 Same. in 823.5055; 823.5983 
 
 Issued also as Chronicles of Carlingford. 
 
 Phoebe, junior: a last chronicle of Carl- 
 ingford. 823.5966 
 
 A poor gentleman. 2 parts. 
 
 in 823.5100 
 
 The portrait. ( With her The open 
 
 door.) in 823.4951 
 
 Same. 823.5026 
 
 The primrose path: a chapter in the an- 
 nals of the kingdom of Fife. 823.5965 
 
 The prodigals: and their inheritance. 
 
 in 823.5060 
 
 The quiet heart. 823 . 5967 
 
 Salem Chapel. in 823.5093 
 
 The secret chamber. 50 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. i.) 
 
 in 823.7485 
 
 Sir Tom. ( With her The Ladies Lin- 
 dores.) in 823.6593 
 
 The son of his father. in 823 . 5059 
 
 Same. in 823.5067 
 
 A son of the soil. 823 . 5968 
 
 Squire Arden. 823.5959 
 
 The story of Valentine and his brother. 
 
 823.5969 
 
 Young Musgrave. 823 . 5947 
 
 Whiteladies. 823.1219 
 
 The wizard's son. 823.5466 
 
 , and Aldrich, T: B. The second son. 
 
 823.5216 
 Note. — For Mrs. Oliphant's life and writings, see 
 Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 941, in ** 50.1;— 5a»«^. 
 Jan. I, 1882-Jan. I, 1887. p. 321, in ** 50.1'. 
 
 Olive. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 823.338 
 
 Olive Lacey. Argyle, A.. 823.41 
 
 Oliver, Pen. Charley Kingston's aunt. 
 
 823.7407 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 im 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Oliver and the Jew Fagin. Dickens, C: J : H. 
 
 in 808.1570 
 
 Oliver Cromwell. Herbert, H: W: 823.765 
 
 Same. 823.2352; 823.5687 
 
 Oliver Ellis. Grant, J. 823.640 
 
 Oliver Twist. Dickens, C: J: H. 823.5300 
 
 Same. 823 . 5334 ; 823 . 5555 ; 823 . 6352 
 
 Same. ** 823 .6756; 823 .6935 
 
 Oliver's bride. 50 pp. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. 
 
 (W.) in 823.5046 
 
 Olivia Delaplaine. Fawcett, E. 823.5396 
 
 OUa podrida. Marry at, Ca//. F: 823.1107 
 
 Same. ** 823.6666 
 
 Olney, Ellen W. See Kirk, Mrs. E. W. (O.) 
 
 O'Mahony, The, chief of the Comeraghs. 
 
 Conyngham, D: P. 823 . 273 
 
 Ombra. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.5024 
 Same. 823 . 6147 
 
 O'Meara, Kathleen. [^Grace Ramsay.'\ 
 
 Narka, the Nihilist. 823.5214 
 
 Omen, The. Gait, J: /« 823.4192 
 
 Omnia vanitas. Bridges, Mrs^ Col. — . 
 
 in 823.4986 
 
 Same. in 823.5021 
 
 On both sides. Baylor, F.. C. 823.4899 
 
 On both sides of the sea. Charles, Mrs. E.. 
 
 (R.) 823.210 
 
 On guard. Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) 
 
 in 823.6246 
 
 On her wedding morn. Brame, Mrs. C.. M. 
 
 (L.) in 823.5133 
 
 On special service. Stables, G. 808.1423 
 
 On the Amazon. Stephens, C: A. 808.242 
 
 On the banks of the Amazon. Kingston, 
 
 W:H:G. 808.364 
 
 On the banks of the Ouse. Marshall, Mrs. 
 
 E. (M.) 823.5411 
 
 On the blockade. Adams, W: T. 808. 1701 
 
 On the edge of the storm. Roberts, M. 
 
 823.1341 
 On the eve. Turgenef, I. S. 823.4213 
 
 On the frontier. Harte, F. B. 823 . 4792 
 
 On the heights. 2 vols. Auerbach, B. 
 
 823.5642-3 
 On the verge. Shirley, P. 823.1424 
 
 On the Wallaby track. 20 pp. {In Tales 
 from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 6.) 
 
 p. 331, f« 823.7502 
 Once again. Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . 
 
 in 823.5040 
 Once and forever. Grant, M. M. 823 . 641 
 One fair woman. The. Miller, C. H. 
 
 823.7403 
 One in a thousand. James, G: P. R. 
 
 823.873 
 One maid's mischief. Fenn, G: M, 
 
 823.5568 
 One night's mystery. Fleming, Mrs. M. A. 
 (E.) 823.580 
 
 One of his inventions. Gibbon, C: 
 
 in 823.4993 
 One of our conquerors. Meredith, G: 
 
 One of the Duanes. 
 
 One of the family. 
 Same. 
 
 Hamilton, A. 
 Payn, J. 
 
 823.7553 
 K. 
 823.4887 
 823 . 6064 
 823.7181 
 
 Bngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 One of ' ' The six hundred. ' ' Grant, J. 
 
 823.642 
 One of the thirty. Jennings, H., ed. 
 
 823.4589 
 One of the thirty pieces. 40 pp. Bishop, 
 W: H: pi 81, in 823.4702 
 
 One of the 28th. Henty, G: A. 808. 1668 
 
 One of them. Lever, C: J. 823.990 
 
 •• One of three." Fothergill, J. 823. 1848 
 
 One summer. Teufel, Mrs. B. W. (H.) 
 
 823.827 
 
 One thing needful. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) 823.5131 
 
 One woman's two lovers. Townsend, V. F.. 
 
 823.1597 
 One year. Peard, F.. M.. 823.6095 
 
 Only a clod. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.2408 
 Same. in 823.5061 
 
 Only a fiddler. Andersen, H. C. 823.4219 
 Only a girl. Hillern, Mrs. W. (B.) von. 
 
 823.5548 
 
 Same. 823.5617 
 
 Only a girl's love. Fleming, G. 823.4778 
 
 Only a woman. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.5126 
 
 Same. in 823.6695 
 
 Only an ensign. Grant, J. 823.643 
 
 Only girls. Townsend, V. F.. 823.2x6 
 
 Same. 823 . 1598 
 
 Only one. The. French, H. W. 823.7450 
 
 Open door, The. 54 pp. Oliphant, Mrs. M. 
 
 O. (W.) 823.4951 
 
 Same. 823.5026 
 
 Open door. The. Teufel, Mrs. B. W. (H.) 
 
 823.6209 
 Open question. An. De Mille, J. 823.5850 
 
 Open verdict. An. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.6077 
 Opening a chestnut burr. Roe, E. P. 823 . 1360 
 Opening the oyster. Marsh, C: L. 823.6322 
 Operation in money. 30 pp. Webster, A. F. 
 p. 146, in 823.4702 
 Opie, Mrs. Amelia (Alderson). Works. 3 
 vols. 823.6134-36 
 
 Contents:— KA^Wne Mowbray; or, the mother and 
 daughter, v. 1.— After the ball; or, the 2 Sir Wil- 
 liams. V. 3. — Appearance is against her. v. 2. — Aus- 
 tin and his wife. V. 2. — Biographical sketch, v. i.— 
 The black velvet pelisse, v. i.— The brother and sis- 
 ter. V. I. — The confessions of an odd-tempered man. 
 V. 3.— The deathbed, v. i.— False or true; or, the 
 journey to London, v. 3.— The fashionable wife, and 
 unfashionable husband, v. i. — The father and 
 daughter, v. i. — Happy faces; or, benevolence and 
 selfishness, v. i. — Henry Woodville. v. 2. — Lady 
 Ann and Lady Jane. v. 2.— Love and duty. v. i.— 
 Love, mysteiy, and superstition, v. 3. — Illustrations 
 of lying, in all its branches, v. 3.— Madeline, v. i.- 
 The mother and son. v. I.— Mrs. Arlington; or, all 
 is not gold that glitters, v. 2.— Murder will out. v. 1. 
 —The mysterious stranger, v. 2.— The opposite 
 neighbor, v. 3.— The orphan, v. i.— Proposals of 
 marriage, v. 2.— The Quaker, and the young man of 
 the world, v. 2.— The revenge, v. i.— The robber, v. 1. 
 —The ruffian boy. v. 2.— The soldier's return, v. i.— 
 Tale of trials, told to my children, v. 2.— New tales. 
 V. 2.— Simple tales, v. i.— Tales of real life. v. 2.— 
 Temper, v. 3.— The two sons. v. 3.— The uncle 
 and nephew, v. i. — Valentine's eve. v. 2. — The wel- 
 come home; or, the ball. v. 2.— White lies. v. 2.— 
 A wife's duty: being a continuation of a woman's 
 love. V. 3. — A woman's love. v. 3. 
 
 Opportunity. 
 
 Seemiiller, Mrs. A.. M. (C.) 
 
 823.344 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 200 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !EiigrIish Fiction. Contin. 
 Opposite neighbour, The. 21 pp. Opie, Mrs. 
 A. (A.) p. 300, in 823.6136 
 
 Optic, Oliver, pseud. See hAzms,^ W: T. 
 Orange and green. Henty, G: A. 808. 1457 
 Orange blossoms. Arthur, T. S. 823.5688 
 Oraquilli /5(f«rf. See Bornemann, Mrs. M.. 
 Ordeal of Richard Feverel. Meredith, G: 
 
 823.6619 
 
 O'Reilly, Rev. A. J. Alvira; the heroine of 
 
 Vesuvius: a remarkable sensation of the 
 
 17th century. 823.1222 
 
 O'Reilly, Bernard. The two brides. 
 
 823.1224 
 Moondyne ; a story from 
 3d ed. 823.1223 
 
 See Grant, R. 
 Dorsey, Mrs. A.. H. 
 
 823.474 
 
 Oriental tales. 91 pp. (Weber, H:, comp. 
 Tales of the East, v. 2.) 
 
 p. 599, in ** 823.6231 
 Original belle. An. Roe, E: P. 
 Orley farm. Trollope, A. 
 Ormond. Brown, C: B. 
 
 Same. 
 Ormond. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 Same. 2 vols. p. 285, in ** 823.4658-9 
 Orphan of Moscow. Woillez, Mme. N. 
 
 823.6919 
 Hoffman, M., 
 
 O'Reilly, J: Boyle, 
 the under- world. 
 
 , joint author. 
 
 Oriental pearl, The. 
 
 823.4858 
 823.1618 
 823.141 
 823.6205 
 823.7439 
 
 Orphan sisters. The. 
 
 J- 
 
 823.773 
 
 823.74 
 
 823.7078 
 
 Orphan's trials. The. Bennett, E. 
 
 Orthodox. Gerard, D. 
 
 Osborne, S: Duffield. The spell of Ashtaroth. 
 
 823.5215 
 
 Osbourne, Lloyd, joint author. See Steven- 
 son, Robert L: 
 
 Osego chronicles. Sleight, M.. B. 823.1942 
 
 Osgood's predicament. 36 pp. Stoddard, 
 Mrs. E.. D. (B.) p. 170, in 823.4709 
 
 Oswald, E- J. The dragon of the north: a 
 tale of the Normans in Italy. 823 . 7086 
 
 Oswald Cray. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 823.6006 
 
 Othello the second. Robinson, F: W: 
 
 823.4383 
 
 Other girls. The. Whitney, Mrs. A. D. (T.) 
 
 , 823.1696 
 
 Other people's money. Gaboriau, E. 
 
 in 823.3014 
 Sam,e. in 823.5057 
 
 Othmar. La Ram€e, L. de. 823.4956 
 
 Ought we to visit her? Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 823.3233 
 Same. 823 . 5869 
 
 Ouida, pseud. See La Ram^e, Louise de. 
 
 Our boys in India. French, H. W. 808.1872 
 
 Our children: how shall we save them? Ar- 
 thur, T. S. p. no, in 823.5911 
 
 Our Christmas in a palace. Hale, E: E. 
 
 823.4741 
 
 Our forefathers. See Freytag, G. 
 
 Our Helen. Clarke, R.. S. 823.1915 
 
 Our little lady. Holt, E. S.. 808.1524 
 
 Our mutual friend. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 823.1858 
 Same. 823.5171; 823.5552 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5319-20; 823.6342-3 
 Same. 4 vols. 823.427-30 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Our new crusade. Hale, E: E. 823.683 
 
 Our old home. Hawthorne, N. 823.731 
 
 Our own set. Kirschner, L. 823.7416 
 
 Our refugee household. Clack, Mrs. L. 
 
 823. 1852' 
 Our sensation novel. McCarthy, J. H. 
 
 823.5040 
 Our standard-bearer. Adams, W: T. 
 
 808.1555 
 Our village. 2 vols. Mitford, M.. R. 
 
 823.2148-9 
 Our young folks in Africa. McCabe, J. D. , 
 Jr. 808.1874 
 
 Out in the forty-five. Holt, E. S.. 823.5609 
 Out of the foam. Cooke, J: E. 823.5526 
 
 Out of the wreck. Douglas, A. M. 
 
 823.4871 
 Out on the pampas. Henty, G: A. 808. 161 1 
 Out west. Adams, W:T. 808.502 
 
 Outcast, The. Reade, W: W. 823.1296 
 
 Outsider, The. Smart, H. /« 823.5100 
 
 Outward bound. Adams, W: T. 808.490 
 
 Over the Rocky mountains. Ballantyne, R. 
 M. 808.1280 
 
 Overland. De Forest, J: W: 823.5854 
 
 Overland tales. Clifford, J. 823.2155 
 
 Ovingdean Grange. Ainsworth, W: H. 
 
 823.25 
 Owen, Ashford, pseud. See Ogle, Annie. 
 Owen, G: W. Leech club; or, the mysteries 
 of the Catskills. 823.1226 
 
 Owen, Mrs. J. A. After shipwreck. 
 
 823.6945 
 
 Owen, Robert Dale. Beyond the breakers. 
 
 (Village life in the west.) 823.5954 
 
 Owen Tudor. Robinson, J.. 823.1345 
 
 Oxenford, J: The enthusiast in anatomy. 7 
 
 pp. {In Half-hours with great story tellers. ) 
 
 p. 100, in 823 . 5478 
 
 , and Feiling, C. A., trs. Tales from the 
 
 German; comprising specimens from the 
 most celebrated authors. 823 . 6276 
 
 C(»«/«wij.— Jntroduction.— G6the,J. W. von. The 
 new Paris. — Hauif, W. The cold heart; — Nose, the 
 dwarf;— The severed hand.— Hoflfmann, E. T. W. 
 The elementary spirit; — The Jesuits' church in G — ; — 
 The sandman. — Immermann, K. L. The wonders 
 in the Spessart. — Kleist, H. v. Michael Kohlhass; 
 — St. Cecilia; or, the power of music. — Musseus, J. 
 K: A. Libussa. — Oenlenschlager, A. G. Aliand 
 Gulhyndi.— Richter, J. P.F. The moon.— Schiller, 
 J. C. F. V. The criminal from lost honour. — Tieck, 
 L. The Klausenburg. — Velde, C. F. vander. Axel. 
 — Zschokke, H. Alamontade. 
 Oxonians, The: sequel to The roud. 
 
 823.6472 
 Attributed to H: G: E. L. Bulwer-Lytton. 
 Ozollo, Inca Pancho. The lost inca. 
 
 823.7293 
 P — , Count Paul. The conspirator: a ro- 
 mance of real life. Ed. by F. Harkut. 2 
 vols. 823 . 7327-8 
 
 Paalzow, Mrs. Henriette (Wach) von. 
 
 The citizen of Prague. Tr. by Mrs. M.. 
 
 Howitt. 823 . 6073 
 
 Pabke, Marie, and Pitman, Mrs. Marie J. 
 (Davis) [Margery Deane"], trs. 
 
 Wonder-world stories from the Chinese, 
 
 French, German, Hebrew, Hindoostanee, 
 Hungarian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Rus- 
 sian, Swedish, and Turkish. 808.393 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 201 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Pacha of many tales. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 823.1108 
 Same. ** 823.6667 
 
 Pacific ocean. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. The coral island. 
 
 808.817 
 
 Gascoyne, the sandal-wood trader. 
 
 808.210 
 Sunk at sea. 808. 1282 
 
 Collingwood, H. The pirate island: a 
 
 story of the south Pacific. 808. 1707 
 
 Cooper, J. F. The crater. 823 . 292 
 
 Gill, W: W. Myths and songs from the 
 
 south Pacific. 1876. 291.21 
 
 Hearn, L. The fountain maiden: a leg- 
 end of the south Pacific. 8 pp. {In his 
 Stray leaves, etc.) p. 33, tn 823.4791 
 
 Henty, G: A. Under Drake's flag. (Dis- 
 covery of the Pacific ocean.) 808. 1487 
 
 Melville, H. White-Jacket. 823.1149 
 
 Reade, C:, and Boucicault, D. Foul 
 
 play. 823.1288 
 
 Willis the pilot: a sequel to the Swiss 
 
 family Robinson. (Anon.) 808.373 
 
 New Guinea. Kingston, W: H: G. In the 
 eastern seas. 808.350 
 
 PiTCAiRN ISLAND. Ballantyne, R. M. The 
 lonely island; or, the refuge of the muti- 
 neers. 808.1263 
 
 South Sea islands. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. The cannibal islands; 
 
 or. Captain Cook's adventures in the south 
 seas. (/« his Tales of adventure, etc. ) 
 
 in 808.1266 
 
 Same. ( With his Hunting the lions.) 
 
 in 808.1284 
 
 White, C. E. Love in the tropics.. 
 
 823.6997 
 
 Wilkinson, J. A. A real Robinson 
 
 Crusoe. 808.1698 
 
 Note. — &^ Burney, J. Chronologfical history of 
 the discoveries in the South sea, or Pacific ocean. 
 6 vols. 1803-17. ** 9191 .31-6. — Herbert and Kings- 
 ley.. South-sea bubbles. 1872. 919.124.— Reclus, J. 
 J. E. The earth and its inhabitants: Oceanica. 
 Maps. Illus. * 919.123. — Winsor, J., ed. Narra- 
 tive and critical hist, of America. 8 vols. (See 
 Index, V. 8.) * 970.127-127". 
 
 See also Catalog^ues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 173. No. 4, 1884, p. 213. 
 
 No. 3, 1882. p. 141. No. 5, 1888, p. 275. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 956, in ** 50. 
 i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 326, in ** 
 50.1*. 
 
 See also Journal of the Royal Geographical 
 Society (Index), vols, i-xxx. ** 910.47. 
 
 See also under heading "Oc6anie " in D^cennale 
 du "Tour du monde." 1860-1870. p. 20, in ** 
 913.138'. 
 Pactolus Prime. Tourg^e, A. W. 823 . 7065 
 Paddock, Mrs. A. G. In the toils; or, mar- 
 tyrs of the latter days. 823 .1228 
 Paddy Finn. Kingston, W: H: G. 808.1614 
 Paeon, Dr. Jupiter. The dead man's secret; 
 or, the adventures of a medical student. 
 
 in 823.5141 
 
 Same. in 823.5188 
 
 Pagans, The. Bates, A. 823.5533 
 
 Page, T: Nelson. In ole Virginia; or, Marse 
 
 Chan and other stories. 823 . 5363 
 
 Marse Chan: a tale of old Virginia. 36 
 
 pp. (/« Stories by Amer. authors, v. 9.) 
 
 p. 5, in 823.4710 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Page, T: Nelson. Contin. 
 
 Two little confederates. 823.5929 
 
 Paget, Violet, [ Vernon Lee."^ 
 
 Hauntings: fantastic stones. 823.7021 
 
 Painter, The. Gait, J: z« 823.702 
 
 Painter of Parma. Dunlap, W. D. 
 
 Pair of blue eyes. 
 
 Same. 
 Palace and cottage. 
 
 Hardy, T: 
 
 823.7011 
 
 823 699 
 
 823.4991 
 
 Adams, W: T: 
 
 808.491 
 
 Palaces and prisons. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. 
 (W.) 823.1976 
 
 Paladin of finance, A. Jenkins, E: 
 
 823-4559 
 Palestine. See notes under Crusades. — Jews. 
 — Syria. 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in 
 
 the Levant with a Talmudist story-teller. 
 
 808.1812 
 
 Knox, T: W. The boy travellers in the 
 
 far East. , Pt. 4. 808.1838 
 
 Palgrave, W: GifFord. Hermann Agha: an 
 eastern narrative. 823.1229 
 
 Palmetto-leaves. Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.5600 
 Paltock, Robert. \_R. S.\ The life and ad- 
 ventures of Peter Wilkins. 823.4062 
 Pamela. 3 vols. Richardson, S: 
 
 ** 823.6161-3 
 Same. 4 vols. * 823.1317-20 
 
 Pancha. 39 pp. Janvier, T: A. 
 
 p. 5, in 823.4711 
 Pandora. 78 pp. James, "R-.yJr. 
 
 p. 81, in 823.4894 
 Pandour and his princess. The : a Hungarian 
 sketch. 64 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, 
 V. 9.) ** in 823.6655 
 
 Pansy, pseud. See Alden, Mrs. I.. (McD). 
 Paper city. Locke, D: R. 823.1008 
 
 Papers for thoughtful girls. Keddie, H: 
 
 808.325 
 
 Paragreens on a visit to the Paris Universal 
 
 Exhibition. Ruffini, G. D. 823.1374 
 
 Pardee, Julia. Life-struggle. 823.1230 
 
 The will. 52 pp. ( IVith Fortunes of 
 
 the Colville family. By F. E: Smedley.) 
 
 p. 186, in 823.1443 
 Parents' assistant, The. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 p. 317, in 808.292 
 
 Paris, J: Ayrton. Philosophy in sport made 
 
 science in earnest. 808.991 
 
 Paris. 6*1?^ also France: Li/e in Paris, p. 94. 
 
 Abbott, J. Rollo in Paris. 808.922 
 
 Paris, An attic philosopher in. Souvestre, 
 
 E. , 823.5644 
 
 Paris in America. Laboulaye, E. R. L. 
 
 823.6870 
 Parisians, The. 2 vols. Lytton, E: G: E. 
 
 L. Bulwer- 823.1041-2 
 
 Parker, F.. Talbot, Countess of Morley. 
 
 Dacre: a novel. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 ** 823.6731 
 Parr, Mrs. L.. (Taylor). 
 
 Adam and Eve. 823.6092 
 
 The Bluebell of Red-neap; or. Shingle 
 
 cord: a Christmas story. 823. 1231 
 
 Dorothy Fox. 823.5942 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 202 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Bnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 Parr, Mrs. L.. (Taylor). Contin. 
 
 John Thompson, and other stories. 
 
 823.1233 
 
 Robin. 823.3711 
 
 Same. 823.6686 
 
 Parson o' Dumford. Fenn, G: M. 823.2261 
 
 Same. in 823.5047; in 823.5083 
 
 Parsonage of Mora. Bremer, F. 823.6106 
 Parsons, Mrs. Gertrude (Hext). 
 
 Edith Mortimer; or, the trials of life at 
 
 Mortimer Manor. 823.1234 
 
 Parson's daughter, The. Hook, T. E: 
 
 823.822 
 Part of the property. Whitby, B.. 823.7358 
 Partisan, The. Simms, W: G. 823.1435 
 
 Partisan leader. The. Sydney, E: W: 
 
 ** 823.6003 
 Partners, The. Daudet, A. 823.5580 
 
 Parton, James. Captains of industry; or, 
 men of business who did something besides 
 making money: a book for young Ameri- 
 cans. 808.1548 
 Pascarel. La Ramee, L. de. 823.1824 
 Passages from the diary of a late physician. 
 Warren, S: 823.6974 
 Passages from the journal of a social wreck. 
 23 pp. Crosby, M. p. 80, in 823.4708 
 Passages in the life of Mrs. Margaret Mait- 
 land of Suunyside. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. 
 (W.) 823.4821 
 
 Same. in 823.5044 
 
 Passages in the life of the faire gospeller. 
 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) 823.4079 
 
 Passe Rose. Hardy, A. S. 823.5452 
 
 Passion and principle. Grev, Mrs. M. G. (S.) 
 
 823.6208 
 Passion and principle. Hook, T. E: 
 
 823.5182 
 Passion flower, A. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 823.4772 
 Passion in tatters, A. Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) 
 
 in 823.6263 
 Passion in the desert, A. 20 pp. Balzac, H. 
 de. p. 275, in 823.5211 
 
 Passionate pilgrim, and other tales. James, 
 H:,yr. 823.885 
 
 Passion's slave. King, R: A. 823.7050 
 
 Past forgiveness. Majendie, Lady M. 
 
 823.6984 
 Patagonia, The. 82 pp. James, H:, Jr. 
 
 p. 159, in 823.6536 
 Pater, Walter Horatio. 
 
 Imaginary portraits. 823.5426 
 
 Contents: — A prince of court painters. — Denys 
 
 I'Auxerrois.— Sebastian van Storck.— Duke Carl of 
 Rosenmold. 
 
 Marius the epicurean: his sensations and 
 
 ideas. 2d ed. 2 vols. 823.6197-8 
 
 Path of duty. The. 60 pp. James, H:, Jr. 
 
 p. 261, in 823.4894 
 Pathfinder, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.304 
 
 Same. 823 . 7462 
 
 Patience Strong's outings. Whitney, Mrs. A. 
 
 D. (T.) 823.1697 
 
 Patmore, P: G: Chatsworth; or, the romance 
 
 of a week. Ed. by (R. P. Ward). 823.6074 
 Paton, J«V Joseph Noel. [Elsie Strivelyne^ 
 
 The princess of Silverland, and other tales. 
 
 808.1329 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Patricia, pseud. Blanche Carey; or, scenes in 
 many lands. 823 1235 
 
 Patricia Kemball. Linton, Mrs. E. (L.) 
 
 823.1005 
 Patriot and tory. Wright, Mrs. J. (McN.) 
 
 823.6021 
 Patronage. 2 vols. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 ** 823.4656-7 
 Same. 3 vols. 823 . 7435-7 
 
 Patty. Macquoid, 3Irs. K.. S. 823.1077 
 
 Patty's perversities. Bates, A. 823.1866 
 
 Same. 823 . 5701 
 
 Paul, Mrs. Margaret Agnes (Colville). Kin- 
 tail Place: a tale of revolution. 823.7200 
 Paul and Christina. Barr, Mrs. A. E. (H.) 
 
 823.5226 
 Paul and Virginia. Saint-Pierre, J. H. B. de. 
 
 823.217 
 Same. in 823.4206 
 
 Same. p. 629, in * 823.6215 
 
 Paul Clifford. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823.1044 
 Paul Crew's story. Carr, A. C. in 823.4981 
 Same. in 823.4982 
 
 Paul Faber, surgeon. MacDonald, G: 
 
 823.2016 
 
 Same. 823.6041 
 
 Paul Massie. McCarthy, J. 823.1058 
 
 Paul Patoff. Crawford, F. M. 823.5230 
 
 Paul Vargas, and other tales. Fargus, F. J. 
 
 in 823.4981 
 
 Same. in 823.4982 
 
 Paulding, James Kirke. The Dutchman's 
 
 fireside. 2 vols, (in i). 823.7014 
 
 Merry tales of the three wise men of 
 
 Gotham. ** 823 . 7528 
 
 — - The old continental; or, the price of 
 liberty. 2 vols, (in i). 823.7408 
 
 The puritan and his daughter. 2 vols. 
 
 (in i). ** 823.7527 
 
 Tales of the good woman. By a doubtful 
 
 gentleman. Ed. by W: I. Paulding. 
 
 823.1238 
 
 , joint author. See Irving, W. 
 
 Pauline. Dumas, A. D. 823.5565 
 
 Pauline. Walford, Mrs. L. B. (C.) 
 
 823.1812 
 
 E: G: E. 
 
 823.1045 
 
 Pausanias, the Spartan. Lytton, 
 
 L. Bulwer- 
 
 Same. 823.5729; z« 823.5863; in 823.5975 
 Pawnee hero stories and folk-tales. Grin- 
 
 uell, G:B. 808.1717 
 
 Payn, James. At her mercy. 823.5952 
 
 A beggar on horseback; or, a county 
 
 family. 823.5988 
 
 Same. 823.6057 
 
 The best of husbands. 823.6063 
 
 Bitter reckoning. in 823 . 4994 
 
 Bred in the bone; or, like father, like 
 
 son. 823.6052 
 
 Issued also as Like father, like son. 
 
 The burnt million. 823.7088 
 
 By proxy. 823 . 6059 
 
 The canon's ward. {Also) Thicker than 
 
 water. 823.6588 
 
 Carlyon's year. 823.6065 
 
 Cecil's tryst. 823.6053 
 
 The eavesdropper. 69 pp. in 823.6691 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 203 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Payn, James. Contin. 
 
 Found dead. 823.6068 
 
 Gwendoline's harvest. 823 . 6066 
 
 Halves. 823.6067 
 
 The heir of the ages. 823 . 7060 
 
 Less black than we're painted. 
 
 823.6058 
 
 Lost Sir Massingberd: a romance of real 
 
 life. 
 
 823.1242 
 823.4838 
 
 823.5424 
 823 . 6062 
 823 . 6064 
 823.7181 
 
 The luck of the Darrells. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Murphy's master. 
 
 One of the family. 
 
 Same. 
 
 A prince of the blood: a novel. 
 
 823.5521 
 
 Thicker than water. {With his The 
 
 canon's ward.) 2« 823.6588 
 
 A woman's vengeance. 823.6060 
 
 Won — not wooed. 823.6061 
 
 Peace Pelican, spinster. Smith, F. N. 
 
 823.4180 
 
 Peacock, T: Love. The misfortunes of El- 
 
 phin. * 823.4687 
 
 Peard, F.. M.. Castle and town. 823.5641 
 
 Mademoiselle: a story of the siege of 
 
 Paris. 823 . 7470 
 
 Mother Molly. 823.4040 
 
 One year; or, a story of three homes. 
 
 823.6095 
 
 Prentice Hugh. 823.5629 
 
 The rose-garden. 823.1245 
 
 Scapegrace Dick. 808.1513 
 
 Thorpe Regis. 823.1246 
 
 To horse and away. 808.1509 
 
 Unawares. 823.1244 
 
 A winter story. 823 . 1 247 
 
 Pearl of Orr's island. Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. 
 
 (B.) 823.1528 
 
 Pearl-powder. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 823.7372 
 Pearson, C: H. The cabin of the prairie. 
 
 808.1654 
 
 The young pioneers of the north-west. 
 
 808.1656 
 Pearson, H: Clemens. His opportunity. 
 
 823.7135 
 Peasant, The. 40 pp. Martineau, H. 
 
 808.1199 
 Peasant and his landlord, The. Knorring, 
 S. M. (Z.), Freifrau von. 823.952 
 
 Peck, G: Washington. [Cantell A. Bigly.'] 
 Aurifodiua; or, adventures in the gold re- 
 gion. ** 823.6717 
 Peck, G: Wilbur. How private Geo. W. 
 Peck put down the rebellion; or, the funny 
 experiences of a raw recruit. 823 . 7409 
 Peck, W: H: The stone-cutter of Lisbon. 
 
 823.7294 
 Peep o' day. Banim, J:, and Banim, M. 
 
 823.60 
 Peerless Cathleen. Agnew, C. 823.4 
 
 Peg Woffington. Reade, C: 823.1293 
 
 Same. 823 . 5420 
 
 Peggy Thornhill. Damant, M.. 823.7171 
 Pekin. Lander, S..W. 808.101 
 
 Pelham. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823 . 1046 
 
 Bn^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Pemaquid. Prentiss, Mrs. E.. (P.) 
 
 823.1274 
 Pember, Mrs. Phoebe Yates (Levy). South- 
 ern woman's story. 823.1250 
 Pemberton. Peterson, H: 823.4077 
 Pen Owen. 3 vols. Hook, J. * 823.4684-6 
 Pendennis, History of. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 823.1576 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5006-7 
 
 Pendleton, Edmund. A Virginia inheritance. 
 
 823.5229 
 Pendleton, L: In the wire-grass. 823.6529 
 Pendower. Filleul, M. 823.558 
 
 Penitent confession, A. 24 pp. {In Famous 
 
 stories. By De Quincey and others.) 
 
 p. 398, in 823.1778 
 Penn, W: Life of P. (Young Amer. lib. of 
 
 emin. statesmen.) 808.796 
 
 Pennimans, The. Fuller, G. A. 823 . 591 
 
 Pennycomequicks, The. Gould, S. Baring- 
 
 823.6966 
 Penruddocke. Aid^, H. 823.5823 
 
 Pension Beaurepas. 83 pp. James, H:,yr. 
 
 p. 139, in 823.4524 
 Pepper, J: H: Scientific amusements for 
 
 young people. 808.69 
 
 Peppergrass, Paul, pseud. See Boyce, J: 
 Pequinillo. James, G: P. R. in 823.6247 
 
 Percival Keene. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 823 . I 109 
 
 Same. ** 823.6668 
 
 Percy, Stephen. Tales of the kings and 
 
 queens of England: stories of camps and 
 
 battle-fields, wars and victories. 808.1603 
 Percy, Gore, Mrs. C. G. F.. (M.) 823.6263 
 Percy and the prophet. 73 pp. Collins, W: 
 
 W. in 823.6686 
 
 Pere Goriot. Balzac, H. de. 823.4866 
 
 Same. in 823.5105 
 
 Peregrine Pickle, Adventures of. Smollett, 
 
 T. G: 823.1472 
 
 Perelaer, T. H. Baboe Dalima; or, the opium 
 
 fiend. Tr. by E. J. Venning. 823.7223 
 
 Perez Galdos, Benito. The court of Charles 
 
 IV.: a romance of the Escorial. Tr. by 
 
 C. Bell. 823.7074 
 
 Leon Roch: a romance. Tr. by C. Bell. 
 
 2 vols. 823 . 6969-70 
 
 Marianela. Tr. by C. Bell. 823.4495 
 
 Perfect Adonis, A. Harris, Mrs. M. (C.) 
 
 823.705 
 Perfect love casteth out fear. Washburn, 
 
 K.. S. 823.4081 
 
 Perico the sad; or, the Alvareda family, and 
 
 other stories. Original, translated, and 
 
 selected. 823 . 5812 
 
 Peril. Fothergill, J. 823.4903 
 
 Perilous secret. Reade, C: 823.4789 
 
 Perils in the Transvaal and Zululand. Adams, 
 
 H: C. 808.1618 
 
 Periwinkle. Gray, A. 823.5035 
 
 Perkins, F: Beecher. Devil-puzzlers, and 
 
 other sketches. 823 . 4500 
 
 Scrope; or, the lost library: a novel of 
 
 New York and Hartford. 823.5953 
 
 Perpetual curate, The. Oliphaut, Mrs. M. 
 O. (W.) in 823.4981 
 
 Same. «» 823.5055; 823.5983 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 204 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Perry, A. The schoolmaster's trial; or, old 
 school and new. 823.4023 
 
 Perry, Bliss. The Broughton house. 
 
 823.7004 
 Persia. 
 
 Chodzko, A. Specimens of the popular 
 
 poetry of Persia. 895 . i 
 
 Church, A. J: Stories of the magicians: 
 
 Thaldba and the magicians of the Dom- 
 daniel, Rustem and the genii, Kehama and 
 his sorceries. 823 . 5663 
 
 Firdusi. The epic of kings. Tr. by H.. 
 
 Zimmern. 823.6143 
 
 Gobineau, J. A., comte de. Romances 
 
 of the east. 823 . 2323 
 
 Herodotus. Story of the Persian war. 
 
 By A. J : Church. 823 . 567 1 
 
 History of Nourjahad. 34pp. (Weber, 
 
 H. Tales of the easi, v. 2.) 
 
 p. 691, in ** 823.6231 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 821.229 
 
 Morier, J, Adventures of Hajji Baba, in 
 
 Turkey, Persia and Russia. 823 . 4280 
 
 Adventures of Hajji Baba, of Is- 
 pahan. {Same as "Adv. of Hajji Baba, in 
 Turkey, etc.") * 823.6183 
 
 The mirza. * 823.6185 
 
 Zohrab the hostage. * 823,6186 
 
 Persian tales. (Weber, H. Tales of 
 
 the east, v. 2.) p. 305, in ** 823.6231 
 
 Persian tales of Inatulla of Delhi. 64 
 
 pp. (Weber, H. Tales 0/ the east, \. 2.) 
 
 P- 535, in ** 823.6231 
 
 Note. — For bibliography, see Kncyclopsedia 
 Britannica, 9th ed., v. 18. p. 653, in ** 32.27H. — 
 Dunclfer, M. Hist, of antiquity, vols. 5 and 6. 
 1882. ** 930.149-50. — Liamartine, Mme. E. M. (B.) 
 Roostam: a Persian biog. 68 pp. {In Lamartine, 
 A. M. I,:de P. de. Mem. of eel. characters.) p. 267, 
 in 920.370. — Ragozin, Z. A. The story of . . . 
 Persia. 1888. 930.226. 
 
 For ancient history, see Rawlinson, G: Five 
 g:reat monarchies of the ancient eastern world, v. 
 3: Persia. 1873. p. 84, in 930.35. 
 
 For more modern histories, see Benjamin, S: 
 G. W. Story of Persia. (Story of the nations.) 1889. 
 335.17. — Malcolm, Maj.-Gen. Sir J; History of 
 Persia. 2 vols. 1829. 955.9-10. — Markham, C. R. 
 General sketch of the history of Persia. 1874. 955. 
 II.— "Watson, R. G. History of Persia. (1800-1858.) 
 1866. 955.8. 
 
 For travels and descriptions, see Liayard, Sir A. 
 H: Early adventures in Persia, etc. 2 vols. 1887. 
 916. 180-1. — O'Donovan, E. The Merv oasis. 2 
 vols. 1883. * 915.255-6. 
 
 See also VlcClintock, J:, and Strong, J. Clyclo- 
 psedia of biblical . . . literature, v. 7. p. 975, in 
 ** 203.11*. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 179. No. 4, 1884, p. 223. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 147. No. 5, 1888, p 285. 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. £>ept. of Slate.) 
 •• 350.5496'-'. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 991-2, in ** 
 50.1;— 5a»«*. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 336, i« ** 
 50.1*. 
 
 Persian tales. (Weber, H:, comp. Tales of 
 the east, v. 2.) p. 305, in ** 823.6231 
 
 Persian tales of Inatulla. 64 pp. (Weber, 
 H: Tales of the east, v. 2.) 
 
 P- 535. in ** 823.6231 
 
 Persiles and Sigismunda, Wanderings of. 
 Cervantes Saavedra, M. de. 823.6903 
 
 !Eiig-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Personal history of David Copperfield. 
 
 823.5559-60 
 
 823.6350-51 
 
 in 823.47 
 
 in 823.2012 
 
 vols. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 Same. 
 Persuasion. Austen, J.. 
 
 Sam,e. 
 Peru and Pizarro. 
 
 Alcock, D. Under the southern cross: 
 
 a tale of the new world. 823.1183 
 
 Kotzebue, A. von. Die SpanierinPeru; 
 
 drama. [Theater, v. 4.) 832.67 
 
 OzoWo, IncaV. The lost inca. 823.7293 
 
 Reid, Capt. T: M. Forest exiles; or, the 
 
 perils of a Peruvian family amid the wilds 
 of the Amazon. 808.434 
 
 Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Alzire; trag. Tr. 
 
 by Hill. in ** 822.7 
 
 A'o/f.—Forbibliographical works, j^tf Life and 
 acts of Don Alonzo Enriquez de Guzman, (1518- 
 1543-) London, Hakluyt Society. 1862. (Authorities 
 on the Spanish discovery and conquest, p. xix.) ** 
 985.10. — Markham, C. R. Article "Peru" in Ency. 
 Brit., v. 18. ** 32.27H; — The Inca civilization in 
 Peru. (Wiusor, J., ed. Narr. and crit. hist, of 
 Amer., v. 1.) pp. 209-82, in * 970.127'; — Pizarro, and 
 the conquest and settlement of Peru and Chili. 
 (Winsor, J., i?rf. Narr. and crit. hist, of Amer., v. 
 2.) PP 506-578, in * 970.127*. 
 
 For the conquest of Peru, .Ji?^ Adams, W: H: D. 
 Landof thelncasand the city of the sun: the story of 
 Francisco Pizarro and the conquest of Peru. 1885. 
 985.15.— Helps, Sir A. Life of Pizzaro, with some 
 account of his associates in the conquest of Peru. 
 1882. 923.2087. — Prescott, W: H. Conquest of Peru. 
 2 vols. 985.1-2. — Robertson, W: History of Amer- 
 ica. 4 vols, (in 2). 970.20-1. 
 
 For condensed accounts, see Holmes, A. Annals 
 of America. 1492-1826. 2 vols. 1829. * 970.136-7. 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 179. No. 5, 1888, p. 286. 
 No. 4, 1884, p. 223. 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. IJept. ofStaU.) 
 ** 350 ■5496'-^- 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 992-3, in ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 337, «'«** 
 50.1*. 
 Pestalozzi, Johann Heinrich. Leonard and 
 Gertrude. Tr. and abridged by Eva Chan- 
 ning. 823.4892 
 
 ■ Same. 823.5421 
 
 Peter and Polly. Robinson, Mrs. A. D. (G.) 
 
 823.4072 
 Peter Goldthwaite's treasure. 21 pp. Haw- 
 thorne, N. p. 64, in 823.1778 
 Peter of the castle. Banim, J: 823.61 
 Peter Schlemihl. Chamisso, L: C: A. de. 
 
 * 823.4344 
 
 Peter Simple. Marryat, Ca/>^. F: 823. mo 
 
 Same. ** 823.6669 
 
 Peter Trawl. Kingston, W: H: G. 808.1014 
 
 Peter Wilkins, Life and adventures of. Pal- 
 
 tock, R. 823.4062 
 
 Peterborough, Earl of. See Mordaunt, C: 
 
 Peterson, H: Pemberton; or, one hundred 
 
 years ago. 823 . 4077 
 
 Pettitt, H: The poet's ghost. 13 pp. 
 
 in 823.5084 
 Same. in 823.5089 
 
 Peveril of the Peak. Scott, SirW. 823. 1405 
 Same. in 823.4803; 823.5329 
 
 Same. in ** 823.6029 
 
 Pfleger, Gustav. Revenge. 8 pp. Tr. by 
 Mrs. F.. C. Henderson. (Henderson, Mrs. 
 F.. C. Dunderviksborg , etc.) 
 
 p. 269, in 823.6534 
 
ENGIylSH FICTION 
 
 205 
 
 BNGUSH FICTION 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Phantasmion. Coleridge, Mrs. S. H. (C.) 
 
 823.4124 
 
 Phantastes. MacDonald, G: 823 . 1065 
 
 Same. in 823.5054; 823.7010 
 
 Phantom fortune. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.5116 
 
 Phantom regiment, The. Grant, J. 823.644 
 
 Phantom 'rickshaw, The, and other tales. 
 
 Kipling, R. 823.7345 
 
 Phantom ship. Marryat, Ca/>A F: 823. mi 
 
 Same. ** 823.6670 
 
 Phantom wedding. The. 81 pp. Southworth, 
 
 Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) 823.1504 
 
 Phaulcon the adventurer. Dalton, W: 
 
 823.6082 
 Phelps, E.. Stuart, now Ward, Mrs. E.. S. 
 
 Phemie Keller. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. (C.) 
 
 823.1333 
 Phemie Millar. 3 vols, (in 2). Keddie, H. 
 
 823.7312-13 
 Phemie's temptation. Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. 
 (H.) 823.1562 
 
 Philip II., of France. See Philip Augustus. 
 Philip. Cutler, y7/r5. M.. C. 823.7248 
 
 Philip, Adventures of. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 823.1571 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5002-3 
 
 Philip Augustus, called Philip II., A7«^ 0/ 
 France. James, G: P. R, Philip Augus- 
 tus; or, the brothers in arms. 823.874 
 Philip EarnscliflFe. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 in 823.3233 
 Philip Nolan's friends. Hale, E: E. 
 
 823.684 
 Philip Rollo. Grant, J. 823.645 
 
 Philistines, The. Bates, A. 823.5489 
 
 Philosopher's baby. The. (/« Tales from 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. i.) z« 823.7485 
 Philosophical novels. See also Psychological 
 novels. — Spiritualism in story. 
 
 Balzac, H. de. Louis lyambert. — Facino 
 
 Cane.— Gambara. 823.5428 
 
 Seraphita, — with Jesus Christ in 
 
 Flanders, and. The exiles. 823.7335 
 
 Bellamy, E. Miss Ludington's sister: a 
 
 romance of immortality. 823 . 7338 
 
 Fawcett, E. Confessions of Claud. 
 
 (Study in heredity. ) 823 . 5743 
 
 Philothea. Child, Mrs. L. M. (F.) 
 
 823 . 7084 
 Philosophy in sport made science in earnest. 
 Paris, J: A. 808.991 
 
 Phineas Finn. Trollope, A. 823.1619 
 
 Phineas Redux. Trollope, A. 823.5995 
 
 Phoebe. Harris, Mrs. M. (C.) 823.4753 
 
 Phoebe, junior. Oliphaut, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.5966 
 Phoenicia. Cahun, L. Adventures of Cap- 
 tain Mago; or, a Phoenician expedition, B. 
 C. 1000. 823.6392 
 
 Note.— See Duncker, M. W. Hist, of antiquity, 
 V. 2. 930.146.— Rawllnson, G: The story of Phoe- 
 nicia. 939 -as- 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 180. No. 5, 1888, p. 2S7. 
 
 Phyllis. Hungerford, Mrs. M. 823 . 745 
 
 Phyllis of the Sierras, A. Harte, F. B. 
 
 823.5281 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Physiology. 
 
 Benedict, A. K. My wonder-story. 
 
 808.1900 
 
 Note.— See Foster, M., and M'Kendrick, J. G. 
 
 Article "Physiology," Ency. Brit., v. 19. p. 8, tn *• 
 
 32 • 271- 
 
 See also Catalogfaes of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 181. No. 4, 1884, p. 227. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 150. No. 5, 1888, p. 288. 
 
 Seealso Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,007, 'w ** 50- 
 \\—Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 341, in •* 
 50. 1 ^ 
 Piazzi, Mme. Adrienne (Delcambre.) \^LeUa- 
 Hanoum.^ A tragedy in the imperial 
 harem at Constantinople. Tr. by Gen. R. 
 E. Colston. 823.4565 
 
 Picciola. 86 pp. Boniface, J. X. 
 
 P- 755, in ** 823.6215 
 Same. 823.6294 
 
 Picked up in the streets. Schobert, H. 
 
 823.5271 
 
 Picken, Andrew. The deer-stalkers of Glens- 
 
 kiach: a Highland legend. (Picken, A., ed. 
 
 The club-book, v. 2.) in 823.702 
 
 Eisenbach; or, the adventures of a 
 
 stranger: a metropolitan story. (Picken, 
 A., ed. The club-book, v. i.) 
 
 p. 119, in 823.702 
 
 Mary Ogilvie: a tale of the squire's ex- 
 perience. 823.7235 
 
 The three Kearneys: a tale of the domi- 
 nie. (Picken, A., ed. The club-book, v. 
 2.) in 823.702 
 
 , ed. The club-book: being original tales 
 
 by James, Gait, Power, and others. 2 vols, 
 (in i). 823.702 
 
 Pickering, Ellen. The grandfather. 
 
 823.6071 
 
 The grumbler. 823.6070 
 
 Pickwick club. Posthumous papers of the. 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. 823.5556 
 
 Same. 823.5677 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.449-9* 
 
 Pickwick papers. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 823.5173 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5296-7 
 
 Same. 4 vols. 823.445-8 
 
 Picture, The. Reade, C: z« 823.6686 
 
 Same. in 823.6697 
 
 Pictures from Italy. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 p. 431, in 823.4968 
 
 Same. in 823.5331 
 
 Pictures of country life. Cary, A. 823.182 
 Pictures of Hellas. Mariager, P. 823.5279 
 Piedouche, a French detective. Du Boisgo- 
 
 bey, F. in 823.5094 
 
 Pierce, Mrs. H.. Corwin. Curse of Ever- 
 
 leigh; or, purified by fire. 823. 1261 
 
 Pierre. Melville, H. 823.1147 
 
 Pierre and Jean. Maupassant, H. R. A. G. 
 
 de. 823.6936 
 
 Pierre's soul. Ohnet, G. 823.7326 
 
 Pierson, Ernest Delancey. A vagabond's 
 
 honor. 823.6395 
 
 Pigeon pie: a tale of Roundhead times. 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. 
 Pilgrim and the .shrine. 
 
 Maitland, E: 
 
 823.1771 
 
 Pilgrims and puritans. Moore, N. 
 
 823.1081 
 808.1720 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 206 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 823.7036 
 Mutinies. — Pacific 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Pilgrims of the Rhine. Lytton, E: G: E. L. 
 
 Bulwer- in 823.1035 
 
 Same. p. 267, in 823.5957 
 
 Pilgrim's progress. Bunyan, J: 823.2647 
 
 Same. p. 12, in ** 823.6215 
 
 Pillar of fire. Ingraham, J. H. 249.13 
 
 Pillars of the house. 2 vols. Yonge, C. M.. 
 
 823.1772-3 
 Pilot, The. Cooper, J. P. 823.305 
 
 Same. 823 . 7463 
 
 Pilot Fortune. Reeves, M. C. L., and Read, 
 
 E. 823.7444 
 
 Pine needles. Warner, S. 823 . 1680 
 
 Pink and white tyranny. Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. 
 
 (B.) 823.1529 
 
 Pioneers, The. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.1280 
 
 Same. in 808.1268 
 
 Pioneers, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.306 
 
 Same. in 823.7462 
 
 Pique. Ellis, Mrs. S.. (S.) 823.4633 
 
 Pirate, The. Marryat, Capt. F: 823. 11 12 
 
 Same. ** 823.6671; in ** 823.6730 
 
 Pirate, The. Scott, ^zV W. 823.1406 
 
 Same. in 823.5156; /« 823.5158 
 
 Same. in ** 823.6028 
 
 Pirate city, The. Ballantyne, R. M. 808. 1275 
 Pirate island, The. Collingwood, H. 
 
 808.1707 
 
 Sam,e. 
 Pitcairn island. See 
 
 ocean. 
 Pitman, Mrs. Marie J. (Davis), \^Margery 
 
 Deane'], joint author. 5"^^ Pabke, M. 
 Pizzaro, Francisco. Towle, G: M. Pizarro: 
 
 his adventures and conquests. 808.739 
 
 Plain tales from the hills. Kipling, R. 
 
 823.7343 
 Plan of campaign. 2 vols. Robinson, F.. 
 
 M. 823.7224-5 
 
 Plant hunters. Reid, Ca/'/. T: M. 808.430 
 Planter's northern bride, The. Hentz, Mrs. 
 
 C. L. (W.) 823.761 
 
 Planting the wilderness. McCabe, J. D.,Jr. 
 
 808.1655 
 Played out. Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) 
 
 823 . 6246 
 Playing the mischief. De Forest, J: W: 
 
 «, . ... 8235845 
 
 Playmg with fire. Grant, J. 823 . 6523 
 
 Pleasant Waters. Clay tor, G. , 823.7170 
 Pleasures of old age. Souvestre, ^. 
 
 823.1874 
 Plebiscite, The. Erckmann, E., and Chat- 
 rian, P. A. 823.6857 
 Ploennies, Mrs. Louise (Leisler) von. 
 Princess Use: a story of the Harz moun- 
 tain. 823.6273 
 Ploughed under. Harsha, Judge — . 
 
 823.4158 
 Pluck. 84 pp. Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) 
 
 in 823.5015 
 Plutarch. The boys' and girls' Plutarch: be- 
 ing parts of the "lives" of Plutarch; ed. 
 . . . with an introd. by J: S. White. Illus. 
 
 808.1881 
 
 Plymouth colony. See New England, p. 192. 
 
 Poacher, The. Marryat, Ca/^. F: 823. 11 13 
 
 Same. ** 823.6672 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Poe, Edgar Allan. (1811-1849.) The fall 
 of the house of Usher. 27 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 2.) 
 
 p. 91, in 829.125 
 
 The gold-bug. 50 pp. (Johnson, R., 
 
 ed. Little classics, v. 12.) 
 
 p. 7, in 829.135 
 
 The murders in the Rue Morgue. 49 
 
 pp. (Johnson, R,, ed. Little classics, v. 
 3.) p. 7, in 829.126 
 
 The prose tales, ist ser. 823.5796 
 
 Same, ist and 2d ser. 2 vols. 
 
 823 . 1920-1 
 Note.— 'Bor Poe's life and writings, see Bibliog- 
 rapliy. (Lit. world, Dec. i6, 1882.) p. 457, in ** 
 805.661.— Gris wold, R. W. Prose writers of Amer- 
 ica. 1870. p. 523, in * 829.110. — Ingrain, J: H. 
 Biographies (and) Bibliography of Poe. {/n his 
 Edgar Allan Poe, v. 2.) pp. 289-303, i« 928. 190.— 
 Shepard.W:, i?rf. E. A. Poe. 39 pp. (/w Aw Pen pic- 
 tures, etc.) p. 240, in 820.158. — Smiles, S: Brief 
 biographies. 1877. p. 334, in 923.841.— Stedman, 
 E.G. Sketch of Poe. 928.456. 
 
 See also Alllbone's Diet, of Eng. lit, v. 2. pp. 
 1,614-15, in ** 803.7. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 183. No. 5, 1888, p. 289. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 151. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 18S2). p. 1,019, zn** 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 345-6, in 
 ** 50.1^. 
 Poet and merchant. Auerbach, B. 823.6793 
 Poetry. Coaies, B.:T., comp. The children's 
 book of poetry. 808.1868 
 
 Poet's ghost. The. 13 pp. Pettitt, H: 
 
 in 823.5084 
 Same. in 823.5089 
 
 Poganuc people. Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.1530 
 Point of honor, A. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 823.514 
 Same. in 823.2785 
 
 Point of view. 71 pp. James, 'R:,Jr. 
 
 p. 223, in 823.4524 
 Poison tree, The. Chatterjee, B. C. 
 
 823.4936 
 Poisoned chalice. The. Maunsell, W. P. 
 
 823.7221 
 Poland. 
 
 Erckmann, E)., and Chatrian, P. A, The 
 
 Polish Jew. 823.5089 
 
 Same. 823.6858 
 
 Felbermann, H. Princess Dagomar of 
 
 Poland. 29pp. z« 823.5084 
 
 Same. ( With Norris, W: E: That 
 
 terrible man.) in 823.5089 
 
 P. — , Count P. The conspirator: a ro- 
 mance of reallife. (1864.) 2 vols. 
 
 823.7327-8 
 
 Porter, J.. Thaddeus of Warsaw. 
 
 823.1272 
 
 Sienkiewicz, H. With fire and sword: 
 
 an historical novel of Poland and Russia. 
 
 823.6338 
 
 Wratislaw, A. H., tr. Polish stories. 
 
 {In his Sixty folk-tales, etc.) 1890. 
 
 p. 107, in 823.6946 
 Note.— See Alison, Sir A. History of Europe. 
 10 vols. (v. 10: index.) 1853-5. 940.36-47.— Bibliog- 
 raphy. Adams, C: K. Histories of Russia and Po- 
 land. {In his Man. of hist, lit., 3d ed. 1889.) pp. 
 407-429, in ** 907.4".— Broglie, Due de. The king's 
 secret. (Louis XV.) 2 vols. 1879. 944.26-7. — 
 Fletcher, J. History of Poland. 1840. 949.45.— 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 207 
 
 ENGUSH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Poland. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 Ropell, Z)r. R: GeschichtePolens (850-1300). Con- 
 tin. by Dr. J. Caro to 1506. 5 vols. 949.106-10. — 
 Saxton, L,. C. Fall of Poland. 2 vols. 1852. 949. 
 1-2. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 183. No. 4, 1884, p. 231. 
 
 No. 3, 7882, p. 153. 
 
 See a/jo Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,023-24, in 
 ** $o.i\—Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. i, 1887. p. 347, in 
 ** 50 . I = . 
 Polikouchka. 70 pp. Tolstoi, Comit L. N. 
 
 823.6589 
 Polish Jew, The. 49 pp. Erckmanu, E., 
 a«a? Chatrian, P. A. 823.5089 
 
 Same, and others tales. Erckmann, E., 
 and Chatrian, P. A. 823.6858 
 
 Political economy. Martineau, H. Illustra- 
 trations of political economy. (Stories with 
 applications to questions of political econo- 
 my.) 9 vols. ** 823.6706-14 
 
 For contents, see Martineau, H. 
 
 Note. — See Atkinson, E: The industrial prog- 
 ress of the nation. 1890. 330.177.— Bibliography: 
 Bowker, R: R., and lies, G., eds. The reader's guide 
 in economic science. 1891. 16.235. — Laughlin, J. 
 L. Elements of political economy. 18S7. (A 
 teacher's library, pp. xxii-xxiv.) 330.171. — Marx, 
 K. Capital. 2 vols. 1887. (Works and authors 
 quoted, v. 2, pp. 801-816.) 331.278-9. — Sumner, W. 
 G. A selected list of books. {Library journal. 
 1880. V. 5.) p. 17, in ** 19.20. — Clark, J. B., 
 and Giddings, F. H. The modern distributive 
 process. 1888. 331.283. — Denslow, Van B. Prin- 
 ciples of the economic philosophy of society, gov't, 
 and industry. i888. 330.165. — Economic mono- 
 graphs: essays, etc. 330.170. — Ingram, J: K. A 
 hist, of political economy. 1888. 330.187. — Lialor, 
 J: J. Cyclopaedia of political science, etc. 3 vols. 
 V. i: A-D; v. 2: E-N; v. 3: O-Z. *=* 320.115-17. — 
 liUnt, E: C. The present condition of economic 
 science. 1888. 330.182.— Mill, J. S. Principles of 
 political economy. 1886. 330.42.— Nicol, D: The 
 political life of our time. 2 vols. 1889. 329.48-g. — 
 Rand, B:, comp. Selections illus. economic hist, 
 since the Seven years' war. 1889. 330.184. — Wells, 
 D: A. Recent economic changes. 1890. 330.179. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 183. No. 4, 1884, p. 232. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 153. No. 5, 1888, p. 290. 
 
 5«« a/w Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,025, in** 
 50.1; — Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 347, in ** 50.1''. 
 
 Polko, Mrs. Elise (Vogel). Musical sketches. 
 
 Tr. by F. Fuller. 823.6452 
 
 Pollok, Robert. Tales of the covenanters. 
 
 With life of the author by J. L,. Watson. 
 
 823.1270 
 Pompey the little, History of. Coventry, F. 
 
 ** 823.2084 
 Pool* gentleman, A. 2 pts. Oliphant, Mrs. 
 
 M. O. (W.) in 823.5100 
 
 Poor gentleman, The. Conscience, H. 
 
 823.5707 
 Poor Jack. Marryat, Capt.V: 823. 11 14 
 
 Poor Miss Finch. Collins, W: W. 823.264 
 Poor Ogla-Moga. 35 pp. Lloyd, D: D. 
 
 p. 99, z« 823.4704 
 Poor scholar, and other tales of Irish life. 
 
 Carleton, W: 823.174 
 
 Popanilla. Disraeli, B: in 823.458 
 
 Popular romances of the middle ages. Cox, 
 
 Sir G: W:, and Jones, E. H. 823.7193 
 
 Popular tales. See Edgeworth, M. 
 Popular tales for children. Andersen, H. C. 
 
 808.1729 
 Popular tales from the Norse. 3d ed. Das- 
 
 ent, ^zVGiW. 808.1801 
 
 £ng-Ush Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Port Tarascon. Daudet, A. 823.6449 
 
 Portent, The. MacDonald, G: 823.1066 
 
 Same. in 823.4995 ; in 823.5141 
 
 Same. in 823.7010 
 
 Porter, D: Dixon, Admiral U. S. N. The 
 adventures of Harry Marline; or, notes 
 froiu an American midshipman's lucky 
 bag. 823.6142 
 
 Arthur Merton. 823.6503 
 
 Porter, J.. Scottish chiefs. 823.1271 
 
 Thaddeus of Warsaw. 823.1272 
 
 Porter, Linn Boyd. {^Albert Ross."] Speak- 
 ing of Ellen. 823.6989 
 
 Porter, W: Ogil vie. \Sir E: Seaward. "^ Sir 
 Edward Seaward's narrative of his ship- 
 wreck, and consequent discovery of certain 
 islands in the Caribbean sea, etc. Ed. by 
 Miss J.. Porter. 823.4047 
 
 Portia. Hungerford, Mrs. M. 823.5787 
 
 Portrait, The. 45 pp. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. 
 (W.) i« 823.4951 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5026 
 
 Portrait of a lady. James, H:, Jr. 823.5251 
 Portugal. See Spain, and note under Spain. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Vine and olive ; or, 
 
 Young America in Spain and Portugal. 
 
 808.499 
 
 Harding, V. E., and Braga, T. Twelve 
 
 Portuguese legends. 12 pp. (Henderson, 
 Mrs. F.. C. Dunderviksborg, etc.) 1881. 
 
 p. 305, i« 823.6534 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 57, in 821.220 
 
 Monteiro, H. Portuguese stories. 19 
 
 pp. {^Folk-lore record, v. 4. ) 1881. 
 
 p.141, in * 293.22 
 
 Post haste. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.1271 
 
 Postel, K: \_C: Secilsfield.'\ Adventures in 
 Texas. Abr. and tr. by F: Hardman. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 5. ) ** in 823 . 665 1 
 
 Posthumous papers of the Pickwick club. 
 Dickens, C: J: H. 823.5173 
 
 Same. 823.5556; 823.5677 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823 . 449-9 
 
 Potter, Frank H., ^r. Near to happiness. {A 
 coli du bonheur.) 823 . 5504 
 
 Pottleton legacy. Smith, A. 823 . 1452 
 
 Poushkin, A. S. See Pushkin, A. S. 
 
 Pouvillon, Emile. Cesette: a story of peas- 
 ant life in the south of France. Tr. by C: 
 W: Woolsey. 823.4484 
 
 Poverty corner. Fenn, G: M. 823.4906 
 
 Same. z« 823 . 5047 ; z« 823 . 5083 
 
 Powell, Mary, Maiden & married life of. 
 Rathbone. Mrs. M.. A. (M.) 823.4763 
 
 Power, Tyrone. The gipsy of the Abruzzo. 
 (Picken, A., ed. The club-book, v. i.) 
 
 p. 77, in 823.702 
 
 Powers, Stephen. Muskingum legends, with 
 other sketches and papers descriptive of 
 the young men of Germany and the old 
 boys of America. 823.4145 
 
 Poynter, Eleanor F.. Among the hills. 
 
 823.1857 
 
 Ersilia. 823.1273 
 
 Madame de Presnel. 823.4907 
 
 Same. in 823.5055; *'« 823.5068 
 
 My little lady. 823.6977 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 208 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Praed, Mrs. R. (M.-P.) Campbell-, joint au- 
 thor. See McCarthy, J. 
 Prairie, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.307 
 
 Same. 823 . 7464 
 
 Prairie-bird, The. Murray, Hon. C: A: 
 
 823.1179 
 Prank. Abbott, J. 7« 808.581 
 
 Preacher and the king. Bungener, L. L: F. 
 
 823.1875 
 
 Precaution. Cooper, J. F. 823.308 
 
 Same. 823.7465 
 
 Prelate, The. Henderson, I: 823.6618 
 
 Premier and his wife: a story of the great 
 
 world. 39 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood, 
 
 V. II.) /«** 823.6657 
 
 Premiums paid to experience. Mayo, Mrs. 
 
 I.. (F.) 823.1142 
 
 Prentice, Hugh. Peard, F.. M.. 823.5629 
 
 Prentiss, Mrs. E.. (Payson). Pemaquid: a 
 
 story of old times in New England. 
 
 823.1274 
 Present problem, Bolton, Mrs. S.. (K.) 
 
 823.110 
 
 Prescott, Harriet E.., now SpofFord, Mrs. H. 
 
 E.. (P.) 
 
 ■ President's daughters. 2 pts. (in i). Bremer, 
 
 F. 823.2118 
 
 Same. Pt. 2. 823.6129 
 
 Preston, Harriet Waters. Aspendale. 
 
 823.1275 
 
 Is that all ? 823 . 1994 
 
 Love in the nineteenth century: a frag- 
 ment. 823.1276 
 
 Pretty jailer, The. 2 parts. Du Boisgobey, 
 
 F. z« 823.5025 
 
 Pretty little countess Zina. Durand, Mme. 
 
 A. M. C. (H.) 823.7101 
 
 Pretty Miss Belle w. Boulger, Mrs. D. H. 
 
 (H.) 823.1902 
 
 Pretty Mrs. Gaston. Cooke, J: E. 823.279 
 Pretty Polly Pemberton. Burnett, Mrs. F.. 
 
 E. (H.) 823.1833 
 
 Pretty sister of Jos^. Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. 
 
 (H.) .823.7033 
 
 Prey of the gods. The. Lean, Mrs. F. (M.) 
 
 823.5840 
 Price she paid. Benedict, F. L. 823 . 5673 
 
 Pride and prejudice. Austen, J.. 823.5341 
 Pride of life. Scott, Lady C. L. 823.1388 
 Priest and man. Newton, W: W. 823.6527 
 Priest and the Huguenot. 2 vols. Bungener, 
 
 L. L: F. 823.4064-5 
 
 Prima donna's husband. The. Du Boisgo- 
 bey, F. in 823.5126 
 Prime minister, Trollope, A, 823.1621 
 
 Same. 823 . 5996 
 
 Primes, The, and their neighbors. Johnston, 
 
 R:M. 823.7549 
 
 Primrose path, The, Oliphant, iT/:r.y. M. O, 
 
 (W.) 823.5965 
 
 Primus in Indis. Colquhoun, M. J, 
 
 823.5065 
 Prince, The. Cockton, H: 823.6382 
 
 Prince, The. Martineau, H. in 808.1199 
 Prince and the page, The. Yonge, C. M.. 
 
 808 . 1504 
 Prince and the pauper, The, Clemens, S: L. 
 
 823.6133 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 " Prince Charlie's daughter." Brame, Mrs. 
 
 C. M. (L.) _ in 823.5076 
 
 Prince Eugene and his times. Mundt, Mrs, 
 
 C, (M.) 823.6271 
 Prince Fortunatus. Black, W: 823.7030 
 Prince Little Boy, and other tales out of 
 
 Fairy-land. Mitchell, S. W. 808.1350 
 
 Prince of darkness. A, James, Mrs. F. A. 
 
 (P.) in 823.5103 
 
 Prince of darkness, Southworth, Mrs. E. 
 
 D. E. (N.) 823.1505 
 Prince of the blood, A. Payn, J. 823.5521 
 Prince of the house of David. lugraham, 
 
 Rev.'S.Yi. 823.2167 
 
 Prince Otto. Stevenson, R. L: in 823.5105 
 Princess Am^lie. A fragment of autobio- 
 graphy. 823.4536 
 Princess and Curdie, The. MacDonald, G: 
 
 808.1488 
 Princess and the goblin. MacDonald, G: 
 
 808.1677 
 
 Princess Casamassima. James, H: 823.5744 
 
 Princess Dagomar of Poland. 29 pp. Fel- 
 
 bermann, H. in 823.5084 
 
 Same. in 823.5089 
 
 Princess Use. Ploennies, Mrs. L. (L.) von. 
 
 823.6273 
 Princess Liliwinkins and other stories. 
 Wright, H. C. 808.1558 
 
 Princess Napraxine. La Ramde, L. de. 
 
 823.5483 
 
 Same. 823.5627 
 
 Princess Nourmahal. Dudevant, Mme. A. 
 
 L. A. (D.) 823.5534 
 
 Princess of Brunswick - Wol fen biitt el. 
 
 Zschokke, J. H. D. 823.6835 
 
 Princess of Montserrat. Drysdale, W: 
 
 823.7321 
 
 Princess of Silverland, and other tales. 
 
 Paton, Sir J. N. 808.1329 
 
 Princess of Thule. Black, W: 823.87 
 
 Princess Ogh^rof, The. Durand, Mme. A. 
 
 M. C. (H.) 823.4035 
 
 Princess Sarah. Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. 
 
 (P.) z« 823.6680 
 
 Prior, Herman Ludolph. Expiated. 
 
 823.5870 
 
 Prior's tithe, The. Alcock, D. in 823 . 7532 
 
 Priscilla Baker, the freedwoman. 22 pp. 
 
 Henderson, Mrs. F.. C. p. 9, in 823.6534 
 
 Privateersman, The.' Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 823.1115 
 Probation. Fothergill, J. 823.587 
 
 Proces of the seuyn sages. Weber, H: W: 
 
 p. I, in * 821.1241 
 Prodigals and their inheritance. The. Oli- 
 phant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) in 823.5060 
 
 Professor, The. NichoUs, 3frs. C. (B.) 
 
 823.127 
 Professor Johnny, Williams, A. B. 
 
 808.1641 
 Professor's sister, The. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 , 823.5689 
 Promise of marriage. Gaboriau, E. 
 
 823.2731 
 
 Prophet of the Great Smoky mountains. 
 
 Murfree, M. . N. 823 . 4880 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 209 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ng-lish Fiction. 
 
 Prose tales, ist ser 
 
 Same. 
 
 Contin. 
 V. I. Poe, E. A. 
 
 823.5796 
 1st and 2d ser. 2 vols. 
 
 823.1920-21 
 Prosper. Cherbuliez, V. 823.6841 
 
 Prothero, H: The misogynist. 11 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. i.) 
 
 in 823.7497 
 Provence rose, A. 27 pp. La Ram^e, L. de. 
 
 in 823.7056 
 Provost and other tales. Gait, J: 823.4192 
 Prudence Palfrey. Aldrich, T: B. 823.37 
 
 Prudence Winterburn. Doudney, S.. 
 
 808.1631 
 PrueandL Curtis, G: W: 823.358 
 
 Prusias. 2 vols. Eckstein, E. 823.4731-2 
 Prussia. See also G^xva.B.xi.y: Prussia^ p. 102. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Northern lands; or, 
 
 Young America in Russia and Prussia. 
 
 808.495 
 Psyche of to-day. Jenkins, il/^.y. H. C. (J.) 
 
 823.4240 
 
 Psychological novels. 
 
 Cobban, J. M. 
 
 master of his fate. 
 
 Darnell, H: F. 
 
 gelhart. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Flammarion, C. 
 
 Howells, W: D. 
 
 Julius 
 
 Courtney; or, 
 
 823.7246 
 
 Craze of Christian En- 
 
 823.7001 
 
 823.7037 
 
 Uranie. 823.7257 
 
 Shadow of a dream. 
 
 823.7166 
 
 Lytton, E: R. Bulwer- Ring of Amasis: 
 
 a romance. 823.7053 
 
 See also Tales by C: B. Brown. 
 Note. — See Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 187. No. 4, 1884, p. 240. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 156-7. No. 5, 1888, p. 296. 
 Publicans and sinners. Pt. i. Maxwell, 
 Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) in 823.5135 
 
 Same. Pt. 2. in 823.5186 
 
 Same. 2 pts. (in i). 823.2401; in 823.5140 
 Puck. La Ramee, L. de. 823.1825 
 
 Pulszky, Francis Aurelius, and Pulszky, 
 Theresa. Tales and traditions of Hungary. 
 3 vols. 823.5731-3 
 
 Puritan and his daughter, The. 2 vols, (in i). 
 Paulding, J. K. ** 823.7527 
 
 Purse, The. Balzac, H. de. in 823.4255 
 
 Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeievitch. 
 
 The captain's daughter. 823.5023 
 
 Marie: a story of Russian love. Tr. by 
 
 M. H. de Zielinska. 823.4225 
 
 Russian romance. Tr. by Mrs. J. B. 
 
 Telfer. 823.4196 
 
 The snow-storm. Tr. by Mrs. F.. C. 
 
 Henderson. (Henderson, Mrs. F.. C. 
 Dunderviksborg, etc.) p. 125, in 823.6534 
 
 Puss-cat Mew, and other stories for my chil- 
 dren. Hugessen, E: H. Knatchbull- 
 
 808.1679 
 Put asunder. Brame, 3frs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.4980 
 Put to the test. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.5106 
 Same. in 823.6604 
 
 Put yourself in his place. Reade, C: 
 
 823.1294 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Pyle, Howard. The Rose of Paradise: ac- 
 count of adventures that happened to Capt. 
 J: Mackra, in connection with the famous 
 pirate, Edward England, in 1720, etc. 
 
 823.5288 
 
 Within the capes. 823.4882 
 
 Q., pseud. See Crouch, Arthur T: Quilter. 
 Quadroon, The. Reid, T: M. 823.1297 
 
 Quaker girl of Nantucket, A. Lee, M.. C. 
 
 823.6961 
 Queechy. 2 vols, (in i). Warner, S. 
 
 823.1681 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.6582-3 
 
 Queen among queens. MacDowall, C. 
 
 823.7188 
 Queen among.st women, A. Brame, Mrs. C. 
 
 M. (L.) in 823.5080 
 
 Queen Hildegarde. Richards, Mrs. L. E.. 
 
 (H.) 808.1539 
 
 Queen Mab. 3 vols, (in i). Kavanagh, J. 
 
 823.918 
 Queen Money. Kirk, Mrs. E. W. (O.) 
 
 823.5260 
 Queen of Bohemia. Hatton, J. 823.719 
 
 Queen of hearts. Collins, W: W. 823.265 
 Queen of Sheba. Aldrich, T: B. 823.38 
 
 Queen Titania. Boyesen, H. H. 823.1865 
 Queenhoo-Hall. 4 vols. Strutt, J. 
 
 * 823.4675-8 
 Queenie Hetherton. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. 
 
 (H.) 823.4847 
 
 Queenie's whim. Carey, R. N. 823.3376 
 
 Same. 823.4815 
 
 Queens. Emery, Mrs. E. B. 823 . 533 
 
 Queen's cadet. 26 pp. Grant, J. 823.646 
 Queen's favorite. The; or, the price of a 
 
 crown: an historical romance of the 15th 
 
 century. 823.1254 
 
 Queen's Maries. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 ** 823.4663 
 
 Same. 823 . 7283 
 
 Queen's necklace. Dumas, A. D. 823.3481 
 
 Same. 823.6519 
 
 Queer folk. Hugessen, E: H. KnatchbuU- 
 
 808 . 1049 
 Queer stories for boys and girls. Eggleston, 
 
 E: 808.1418 
 
 Queiros, E9a de. Dragon's teeth: a novel 
 
 from the Portuguese by M. . J. Serrano. 
 
 823.5471 
 Quentin Durward. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1409 
 
 Same. in 823.5157;** 823.6030 
 
 Question, A. Ebers, G. M. 823.4200 
 
 Question of honor, A. Tiernan, Mrs. F.. C. 
 
 (F.) 823.6358 
 
 Quicksands. Streckfuss, A. 823.4782 
 
 Quicksilver. Fenn, G: M.' 808.1497 
 
 Quiet heart, The. Oliphant, 3frs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.5967 
 Quiet life, A. Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. (H.) 
 
 823.5630 
 Quiet Miss Godolphin. 53 pp. Mayo, Mrs. 
 I.. (F.) 823.4050 
 
 Quillinan, E: Rangers of Connaught. {In 
 Standard tales, etc. Ed. by Mrs. C. I. John- 
 stone.) in * 823.6194 
 
 Same. (Tieck, L. The elves, etc.) 1864. 
 
 p. 68, in 823.6328 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 210 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Eng:lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Quinton, M. A. The money-god; or, the em- 
 pire and the papacy: a tale of the third 
 century. 823.1279 
 
 Quintus Claudius. 2 vols. Eckstein, E. 
 
 823 . 6982-3 
 Quisisana. Spielhagen, F. in 823.6688 
 
 Quits. Tautphoeus, J. (M.), Freiherrin von. 
 
 823.1798 
 Quixstar. Taylor, E.. 823.4112 
 
 Quod, J:, /5(?«5. ^^i? Irving, J: T. 
 Quodlibet. Kennedy, J: P. 823.930 
 
 Rabbi's spell, The. Cumberland, S. C. 
 
 in 823.5097 
 Rachel Gray. Kavanagh, J. 823.919 
 
 Rachel Noble's experience. Edwards, B. 
 
 823.7073 
 
 Racowitza, Helene von. The evil that 
 
 women do. Tr. by A. Howard. 823 . 7025 
 
 Radcliffe, Mrs. Anne (Ward). The mysteries 
 
 of Udoipho: a romance. 823.1280 
 
 Same. Interspersed with pieces of 
 
 poetry. 3 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 (A.), ed. The British novelists, vols. 45- 
 47-) ** 823.2106-8 
 
 Romance of the forest. 823.1281 
 
 Same. Interspersed with some pieces 
 
 of poetry. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 {A.),ed. The British nove/ists, vols. 43-44.) 
 
 ** 823.2104-5 
 Radical, The. Gait, J: ** 823.6721 
 
 Railroad and the churchyard, etc. 54 pp. 
 Bjornson, B. p. 89, in 823.7545 
 
 Railway junction, A; or, the romance of Lady- 
 bank. 59 pp. (/« Tales from Blackwood. 
 2d sen, V. 4.) in 823.7488 
 
 Raimund, Golo, pseud. See Friedrich, Afrs. 
 
 Bertha Heyn. 
 Rainbow gold. Murray, D: C. 823.4948 
 
 Same. in 823.5081 
 
 Rainy June, A. 32 pp. La Ram^e, L. de. 
 
 in 823.4994 
 
 Same. p. 321, in 823.5747 
 
 Rajah's heir. The. (Anon.) 823.7182 
 
 Raleigh Westgate. Johnson, Mrs. H.. (K.) 
 
 823.5502 
 Ralph the heir. Trollope, A. 823.1623 
 
 Ralph Wilton's weird. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 823.746 
 Same. in 823.5015 
 
 Ralston, W: Ralston Shedden. Russian folk- 
 tales. 823.1282 
 Rambles among the Alps. Abbott, J. 
 
 in 808.586 
 Rambling story. Clarke, Mrs. M.. V. (N.) 
 Cowden- 823.4110 
 
 Ramona. Jackson, Mrs. H.. M. (F.) 
 
 823.4865 
 Randolph Gordon. 68 pp. La Ram^e, L. de. 
 
 823.1826 
 Randolph, J. Thornton. Heiress of Sweet- 
 water. (Anon.) 823.1283 
 Rangers, The. 2 vols, (in i). Thompson, 
 D. P. 823.4170 
 Rangers of Connaught. Quillinan, E: 
 
 in * 823.6194 
 Ranthorpe. Lewes, G: H: 823.5053 
 
 Raphael. Lamartine, A. M. L: de P. de. 
 
 823.6875 
 
 Gnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Raphaela. Monmot, M' lie. — . 823.6876 
 
 Rarahu. Viaud, L: M. J. 823.7194 
 
 Rask, Dr. E. C. The storm-bride. 4 pp. 
 
 Tr. by Mrs. F.. C. Henderson. (Henderson, 
 
 Mrs. F.. C. Dunderviksborg, etc.) 1881. 
 
 p. 350, /« 823.6534 
 
 Raspe, Rudolph Erich. The adventures of 
 
 Baron Miinchausen. 4th ed. Illus. by G. 
 
 Dor^. 823.6101 
 
 The travels and surprising adventures 
 
 of Baron Miinchausen. (Anon.) 808.379 
 
 Travels of Baron Miinchausen. 10 pp. 
 
 (Scudder, H. E., conip. The children's 
 book.) 1881. p. 393, z« 808.1882 
 
 Rasselas, History of. Johnson, S: 823.903 
 Same. ** 823.2087; in 823.4489 
 
 Same. 823.4964 
 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M.. Anne (Manning). [Nich- 
 olas Moldwarp, B. A.'\ Cherry and Violet: 
 a tale of the great plague. 823 . 1093 
 
 Heroes of the desert: the story of the 
 
 lives of Moffat and Livingstone. 823.5583 
 
 Jacques Bonne val; or, the days of the 
 
 dragonnades. 823.4103 
 
 Lady Willoughby; or, passages from the 
 
 diary of a wife and mother in the seven- 
 teenth century. (Anon.) 823.7394 
 
 Lord Harry Bellair: a tale of the last 
 
 century. 2 vols. 823. 71 12-3 
 
 Maiden & married life of Mary Powell, 
 
 afterwards Mistress Milton. (Anon. ) 
 
 823.4763 
 
 The old Chelsea bun-house: a tale of 
 
 the last century. ** 823.6715 
 
 Passages in the life of the faire gos- 
 peller. Mistress Anne Askew. 823.4079 
 
 The sower's reward. 823.5901 
 
 The Spanish barber: a tale. 823.5581 
 
 Rattlin, the reefer. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 823.1116 
 Same. ** 823.6673 
 
 Rau, Heribert. Mozart: a biographical ro- 
 mance. Tr. by E: R. Sill. 823.7350 
 
 Ravellings from the web of life. Cannon, 
 C:J. 823.166 
 
 Ravenshoe. Kingsley, H: 823.943 
 
 Raymond, Grace. How they kept the faith : 
 a tale of the Huguenots of Languedoc. 
 
 823.6367 
 
 Raymond, Rossiter Worthington. No lag- 
 gards we. 823.1843 
 
 Raymonde. Theuriet, A. 823.5592 
 
 Raymond's atonement: Biirstenbinder, E.. 
 
 823.4995 
 Same. 823.5202 
 
 Read, Emily, joint author. See Reeves, M. 
 C. L. 
 
 Read, Opie P. A Kentucky colonel. 823 . 6465 
 
 Len Gansett. 823.5500 
 
 Reade, C: The box tunnel. 10 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 9. 
 
 p. 217, in 829.132 
 
 Christie Johnstone. in 823.5420 
 
 Same. z« 823.5429; 823.7410 
 
 Same, and other stories. 823.1285 
 
 Contents: — Christie Johnstone. — Clouds and sun- 
 shine. — Art: a dramatic tale. — Propria quae mari- 
 bus. A jeu d'esprit. — The box tunnel: a fact. — Jack 
 of all trades: a luatter-of-fact romance. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 211 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Reade, C: Contin. 
 
 The cloister and the hearth; or, maid, 
 
 wife, and widow: a matter-of-fact romance. 
 
 823.1286 
 
 The course of true love never did run 
 
 smooth. 823.1287 
 
 Contents:— C\o\x&% and sunshine.— The bloomer. 
 — Art: a dramatic tale. 
 
 A good fight. (It forms pt. i of The 
 
 cloister and the hearth.) 
 
 Good stories. 823.5520 
 
 Griffith Gaunt; or, jealousy. 823.1289 
 
 Same. in 823.6263 
 
 Hard cash: a matter-of-fact romance. 
 
 823.1290 
 
 It is never too late to mend: a matter- 
 of-fact romance. 823.1292 
 
 Jack of all trades: a matter-of-fact ro- 
 mance. ( ^zV/z Aw The picture.) 
 
 in 823.6697 
 
 The Knightsbridge mystery. {Also) 
 
 The picture. Tit for tat {and) Singleheart 
 and Doubleface. 823.6677 
 
 " Love me little, love me long." 
 
 823.1291 
 
 Peg Woffington. 823.1293 
 
 Same. Christie Johnstone, and other 
 
 stories. 823.5420 
 
 Same. 823.5429 
 
 A perilous secret. 823.4789 
 
 The picture. 48 pp. in 823 . 6677 
 
 Same. in 823.6686 
 
 Same. {Also) Jack of all trades: a 
 
 matter-of-fact romance. in 823 . 6697 
 
 Put yourself in his place: a novel. 
 
 823.1294 
 
 A simpleton, and The wandering heir. 
 
 823 . 1983 
 
 Singleheart and Doubleface. ( With his 
 
 The Knightsbridge mystery.) in 823.6677 
 
 A terrible temptation. 823.1295 
 
 Tit for tat. 30 pp. ( With his The 
 
 Knightsbridge myster}'.) in 823.6677 
 
 The wandering heir. ( With his A sim- 
 pleton.) 7« 823.1983 
 
 White lies: a novel. 823.1985 
 
 A woman-hater: a novel. 823.1984 
 
 , and Boucicault, Dion. Foul play: a 
 
 novel. 823.1288 
 
 Reade, Compton. Under which king ? 
 
 in 823.4989 
 
 Reade, W: Winwood. The outcast. 823.1296 
 
 Reade, Winwood. See Reade, W: Winwood. 
 
 Reading party in the long vacation. 63 pp. 
 
 {In Tales from Blackwood, v. 3.) 
 
 in ** 823 . 6649 
 
 Readings of Mr. Charles Dickens, condensed 
 
 by himself. 823.1832 
 
 Ready-money Mortiboy. Besant, W., and 
 
 Rice, J. 823.5884 
 
 Real folks. Whitney, Mrs. A. D. (T.) 
 
 823 . 1698 
 Real lady, A. Mayo, Mrs. I.. (F.) 
 
 in 823.1139 
 Real Robinson Crusoe, A. Wilkinson, J. A. 
 
 808.169S 
 Realmah. Helps, ^/r A. 823.4612 
 
 Recoiling vengeance, A. Barrett, F. 
 
 823.5463 
 
 Bnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Recollections of GeofFry Hamlyn. Kings- 
 ley, H: 823.944 
 Rector of St. Marks. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. 
 (H.) z« 823.803 
 Rector's home, The. Giberne, A. 823.607 
 Rector's wife. Stretton, J. 823.1534 
 Rectory and the manor. Brock, Mrs. F.. 
 E.. G. (B.) Carey- 823.124 
 Red and white. Holt, E. S.. 823.1518 
 Red as a rose is she. Broughton, R. 823.136 
 Same. 823 . 2745 
 Red band. The. 2 pts. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 in 823.5130 
 Red Beauty. Stoddard, W: O. 808.1485 
 
 Red cardinal. The. Elliot, F.. /« 823.5060 
 Red Court farm. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 823.1739 
 Same. 
 Red cross. Adams, W: T. 
 Red Eric, The. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 Red fairy book. Lang, A., ed. 
 Red Hugh's captivity. O'Grady, S. 
 Red man's revenge. Ballantyne, R 
 
 Red Mountain of Alaska, The 
 Red mustang. The 
 
 823.6227 
 808.493 
 823.6908 
 808.1688 
 823.7222 
 M. 
 
 808.1270 
 Allen, W. B. 
 808.1912 
 Stoddard, W: O. 
 
 808.1587 
 
 Red Rooney. Ballantyne, R. M. 823.6621 
 Red route, The. Sime, W: in 823.5062 
 
 Red Rover, The. Cooper**J. F. 823.309 
 
 Same. in 823.7463 
 
 Red ruin. Homer, A. N. 823.7212 
 
 Redeemed by love. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5134 
 
 Redgauntlet. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1407 
 
 Same. 823.5156; z« 823.5327; ** 823.6031 
 
 Red-shanty boys. The. Brown, T. 808.1617 
 
 Redskins, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.310 
 
 Same. in S23 . 7455 
 
 Reed, Constant, pseud. See Collins, R. U. 
 
 Reed shaken with the wind, A. Faithfull, E. 
 
 '\l^\> 823.539 
 
 Reeder, A. P. 'V' Around the golden deep: a 
 
 romance of tile Sierras. 823.5343 
 
 Reeve, Clara. The old English baron: a 
 
 Gothic story. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), 
 
 ed. The British novelists, v. 22.) 
 
 ** 823.2083 
 
 Reeves, Mrs. H.. Buckingham (Mathers). 
 
 Hedri; or, blind justice. 823 . 7054 
 
 Two brothers. 15 pp. {In Twenty 
 
 novelettes, etc.) p. 97, in 823.7183 
 
 Reeves, Marian C. L., and Read, Emily. 
 
 Pilot Fortune. 823 . 7444 
 
 Reflection. Hofland, Mrs. B. (W.) 823.4597 
 Reform, The. Gait, J : 823 . 7376 
 
 Reformation of the i6th century. 
 In England. Holt, E. S.. Isoult Barry of 
 
 Wynscote. 808.1519 
 
 In France. 
 
 Bungener, L. L: F. Preacher and the 
 
 king. 823.1875 
 
 The priest and the Huguenot. 2 
 
 vols. (Time of Louis XV.) 823.4064-5 
 
 James, G: P. R. The Huguenot. 
 
 823.165 
 
 — Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6765-6 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 212 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 iEng^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Reformation of the i6th century. Contin. 
 In Germany. Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) Chron- 
 icles of the Schonberg-Cotta family. 
 
 823 . 204 
 
 In Italy. Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.) Romola. 
 
 (Savonarola.) 823.1003 
 
 In Scotland. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 Magdalen Hepburn. /« 823.5084 
 
 In Spain. Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) The mar- 
 tyrs of Spain. 823.6598 
 
 Note. — For bibliography, see Cornell Univer- 
 sity. Catalogue of the historical library of A. D. 
 White (cotapiled by G: L. Burr). Pt. 1. The Prot- 
 estant Reformation and its forerunners. 1889. ** 
 16.220. — Iranians, J. Reading notes on Luther. iS 
 pp. (From Mercantile Lib. bulletin.) 1883. ** 16. 
 219.— Fisher, Dr. G. P. History of the Reforma- 
 tion. 1883. (Bibliography, pp. 567-591.) 274.28. — 
 Hurst, J. F. Bibliotheca theologica. 1883. ** 16. 
 80.— MaJcolm, H. Theological index. 1868. ** 
 16.237. — Schaff, P. History of the Christian church. 
 V. 6: The German Reformation, 1517-1530. 1888. 
 (General literature, pp. 89-93; literature of the Ger- 
 man Reform, p. 94; with additional ref. in each 
 chapter.) 270.160. — Seebohm, F. The era of the 
 Protestant revolution. 2d ed. 1875. (Notes on books 
 in English relating to the Reformation, pp. 239^ 
 246.) 274.13. 
 
 Jn general. Coxe,W. House of Austria. 4 vols. 
 1864. 943.17-20.— Hallani, H: Europe during the 
 middle ages. 3 vols. 1872. 940.2-4. — Har(lwi«k, 
 C: History of the Christian church during the Ref- 
 ormation, 3d ed., by W. Stubbs. 1886. 274.58.— 
 Lindsay, H-of. T. M. The Reformation. (Handb. 
 ser., cone, and admir.arrng.) 1884. 274.66. — Merle 
 d' Aubigne, J. H. Historyof the Reformation in the 
 i6th century. 1872. *274.6. — Kanke. L.von. History 
 of the popes, and their conflicts with Protestantism 
 in xvi-xviith centuries. 3 vols. 1878. 282.55-7. — 
 Robertson, W: History of Emperor Charles V. 3 
 vols. 1878. 923.121-3. — Roscoe. W: Life and pon- 
 tificate of Leo X. 2 vols. 1846. 922.6-7.— Sclilegel, 
 K. W. F. Lectures on modern history (12th lec- 
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 on modern history, v. i (9th and 10th lectures). 
 1854. p. 245, in 901.9.— Stebbing, W. History of 
 the Reformation. 2 vols. 1S33. 274.69-70. — Vil- 
 lers, C. F. D. Spirit and influence of the Reforma- 
 tion. 1S36. 274.71.— Maddington, G: Reforma- 
 tion on the continent. 3 vols. 1841. 274.72-4. 
 
 For Reformation in Bohemia, see Loserth, Dr. J. 
 Wyclif and Hus. 1884. 274.65. 
 
 In England. Blunt, J. H. Reformation of the 
 Church of England (1514-1547). (High Church view.) 
 1869. 283.57.— Burnet, G. History of the Refor- 
 mation of the Church of England. 7 vols. 1865. 
 270.1-7. — Hume, D. History of England. 6 vols. 
 (Protestant.) 942.65-70.— Lingard, J: History of 
 England. 10 vols. (Catholic.) 942.87-96.— Neal,D. 
 History of the Puritans. 2 vols. 1856. (Puritan 
 view.) 277.12-13. 
 
 In France. Caldwell, Mrs. A. Marsh- Protest- 
 ant Reformation in France. 2 vols. 1851. 274.14- 
 15.— Capeflgue, J. B. H. R. Histoire de la r^forme 
 et la ligne. 8 vols. 1834-5. (Roman Catholic view.) 
 274-75-82. — Froude J. A. Calvinism. {In his 
 Short studies, etc., v. 2.) 824.33.— Ranke, /V-o/. L. 
 von. Civil wars and monarchy in France (i6th and 
 17th centuries). 2 vols. 1852. 944.788-^9.- White, 
 H: Massacre of St. Bartholomew (1500-1574). 1871. 
 944.40. 
 
 Jn Germany. Bayne, P: Martin Luther; his 
 life and work. 2 vols. 1887. 922.348-9.— Carlyle, 
 T: Martin Luther. (Ferris, G. T. Great leaders.) 
 1889. p. 222, in 920.329.— H&usser, L. The period 
 of the Reformation, 1517-1648. 1885. 274.67.— 
 Kdstlin, J. Life of Luther. 1883. 922.263.— 
 Hallam, H. Luther, Martin. (In his Literature of 
 Europe, v. 2.) 1871. in 809.4.— Schmidt, C. Philipp 
 Melanchton, 1861. 922.352. — Ranke, L. von. 
 History .of the Reformation in Germany. 3 vols. 
 1845-47. 274.50-61. 
 
 In Italy. Vlllari, Prof. P. Life and times of 
 Savonarola. 2 vols. 1889. 922.327-8. 
 
 In the Netherlands, Motley, J. L. Dutch Re- 
 public. 3 vols. 1879. 949.10-12. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Reformation of the i6th century. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 
 In Poland. Krasinski, Count P. Historical 
 sketch . . of the Reformation in Poland. 2 vols. 
 1838-40. 274.83-4. 
 
 In Scotland. Burton, J: H. History of Scot- 
 land. 9 vols. 1873. 941.121-9. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 191. No. 5, 1888, p. 300. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 160. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,089-90, in 
 ** 50.1; — Same, Jan. i, 1882, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 367, in 
 ** 50.1''. 
 
 Refugee, The. Melville, H. 823.1148 
 
 Regent's daughter. Dumas, A. D. 823.2739 
 
 Same. 823.6517 
 
 Regimental legends. Stannard, Mrs. H. E. 
 
 V. (P.) ?■« 823.6607 
 
 Reginald Archer. Seemuller, Mrs. A.. M. 
 
 (C.) 823.4264 
 
 Reginald Dalton. Lockhart, J: G. 823.4511 
 
 Reichenbach, Moritz von, pseud. See Be- 
 
 thusy-Huc, Valeska, Crdfin. 
 Reid, Christian, pseud. See Tiernan, Mrs. 
 
 F.. C. (Fisher). 
 Reid, Mayne. See Reid, T: Mayne. 
 
 Note. — Captain Reid was christened T: Mayne, 
 
 but in after life was known only as Mayne. Lib. 
 
 jl., p. 253; Aug., 1890. 
 
 Reid, Capt. T: Mayne. Afloat in the forest; 
 or, a voyage among the tree-tops. 
 
 808.436 
 
 The boy hunters; or, adventures in 
 
 search of a white buffalo. 808 . 758 
 
 The boy slaves. 808.422 
 
 Bruin: the grand bear hunt. 808.426 
 
 The bush-boys; or, the history and ad- 
 ventures of a cape farmer and his family in 
 the wild karoos of southern Africa. 
 
 808.756 
 
 The child wife. 823.6334 
 
 The cliff-climbers. (A sequel to The 
 
 plant- hunters. ) 808 . 757 
 
 The desert home; or, the adventures of 
 
 a lost family in the wilderress. 808.431 
 
 Issued also as English family Robinson. 
 
 The English family Robinson. 808.431 
 
 Finger of fate. 823.5018 
 
 The forest exiles; or, the perils of a Pe- 
 ruvian family amid the wilds of the Ama- 
 
 808.434 
 
 a romance of the 
 
 823.6335 
 
 a tale of the Gran 
 
 808.1579 
 
 808.432 
 
 823.6336 
 
 adventures among 
 
 zon. 
 
 The Free Lances: 
 
 Mexican valley. 
 
 Gaspar, the gaucho: 
 
 Chaco. 
 
 Giraffe-hunters. 
 
 No quarter ! 
 
 Plant hunters; or, 
 
 the Himalaya mountains. 808.430 
 
 The quadroon; or, adventures in the far 
 
 west. 823.1297 
 
 Issued also as Love's vengeance. 
 
 The scalp hunters; or, adventures among 
 
 the trappers. 808.437 
 
 The vee-boers: a tale of adventure in 
 
 southern Africa. 808 . 1463 
 
 Wild life; or, adventures on the fron- 
 tier: a tale of the early days of the Texan 
 republic. 808 . 429 
 
 The wood-rangers; or, the trappers of 
 
 Sonora. 823.7145 
 
BNGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 213 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 Reid, Capt. T: Mayne. Contin, 
 
 The ybung voyageurs; or, the boy hunt- 
 ers in the north: with a memoir by R: H: 
 Stoddard. 808.1681 
 
 The young yagers; or, a narrative of 
 
 hunting adventures in southern Africa. 
 
 808.1466 
 
 Reid, T: Wemyss. Mauleverer's millions: a 
 
 Yorkshire romance. in 823 . 5090 
 
 Reigning belle, The. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. 
 
 (W.) 823.1974 
 
 Rejected wife. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 823.1975 
 
 Remarkable history and daring exploits of 
 
 Valentine and Orson, the two sons of the 
 
 emperor of Greece. 823.1900 
 
 Remarkable history of Sir Thomas Upmore. 
 
 Blackmore, R: D. 823.4761 
 
 Remember the Alamo. Barr, Mrs. A. E. (H.) 
 
 823.5702 
 Remorse. Blanc, Mme. M. T. (de S.) 
 
 823.2329 
 Rena. Hentz, ./J/rj. C. L. (W.) 823.762 
 
 Rent in a cloud, A. Lever, C:J: in 823.971 
 Repented at leisure. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5036 
 Repository tales. More, H. 823.1168 
 
 Reprinted pieces. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 823.394 
 
 Same. in 823.412; in 823.414 
 
 Same. in 823.4750; in 823.4957 
 
 Same. in 823.5302; in 823.6585 
 
 Reproach of Annesley. Uttiet, M. G. 
 
 823-5475 
 Residuary legatee, The. Stimson, F: J. 
 
 in 823.5457 
 Resolution. Roe, A. S. 823.2021 
 
 Retribution. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) 
 
 823.1506 
 Return of the native. The. Hardy, T: 
 
 823 . 700 
 Reuben: a prince in disguise. Holding, C. 
 B. 823.7259 
 
 Reuben Davidger, The adventures of. Green- 
 wood, J. 823.6018 
 Reuter, Fritz. An old story of my farming 
 days. Tr. by M. W. MacDowall. 2 pts. 
 
 in 823.5030 
 Revenge. 8 pp. Pfleger, G. 
 
 p. 269, in 823.6534 
 Reverberator, The. James, H:, Jr. 
 
 823.5412 
 Reverend idol, A. Noble, L. G. 823.4546 
 Reveries of a bachelor. Mitchell, D. G. 
 
 823.5289 
 Revolution in Tanner's lane. White, W. H. 
 
 823.5272 
 
 Reybaud, Mrs. Henriette Etiennette Fanny 
 
 (Arnaud). Claude Stocq. {With Cousin 
 
 Geoffry. ByT. E:Hook.) /» 823.812 
 
 Reynolds, Beatrice, pseud. See Sheppard, 
 
 E.. S.. 
 Reynolds, G: W. M. The necromancer;, or, 
 the mysteries of the court of Henry the 
 Eighth. 823.6339 
 
 Rheil, Marie. The farm of Muiceron. Tr. 
 by Mrs, A. B. Storrs. ( With Madame 
 Agnes. By C: Dubois.) in 823.6285 
 
 £ng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Rhine, The. See also Germany: The Rhine, 
 p. 102. 
 
 Abbott, J. Rollo on the Rhine. 808.920 
 
 Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) Three Vassar 
 
 girls on the Rhine. 808.1827 
 
 Rhoda Fleming. Meredith, G: 823.5381 
 Rhode Island. See New England. 
 Rhodes, City and island. 
 James, G: P. R. Bertrand de la Croix; 
 
 or, the siege of Rhodes. 19 pp. (/« his 
 
 Eva St. Clair, and other tales. ) 
 
 p. 45, in 823.5892 
 
 Same. {In Club-book ; ed. by A. Picken. ) 
 
 p. 15, in 823.702 
 Note.— See Torr, C. Rhodes in ancient times. 
 1885. 938.94;— Rhodes in modern times. 1887. 915. 
 383- 
 
 Rhona. Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . 823.3513 
 
 Same. in 823.5120 
 
 Rice, James, joint author. See Besant, W. 
 Rice, M. Spring. A king and not a king. 
 
 808.1724 
 Rich husband. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. (C.) 
 
 823.1335 
 
 Richard Coer de Lion. 2 pts. Weber, H: 
 W: p. I, in * 821.1240 
 
 Richard Edney and the governor's family. 
 Judd, S. 823.2340 
 
 Richard Feverel, The ordeal of. Meredith, 
 G: 823.6619 
 
 Richard Hurdis. Simms, W: G. 823 . 1442 
 
 Richard Vandermarck. Harris, Mrs. M. (C.) 
 
 823 . 706 
 
 Richards, Mrs. Laura E.. (Howe). Queen 
 Hildegarde: a story for girls. 808 . 1539 
 
 Richardson, Mrs. Abby (Sage). Stories from 
 old English poetry. 808. 1690 
 
 Contents: — Chaucer, G. The two noble kinsmen; 
 — The pious Constance; — The knight's dilemma. — 
 Three unknown poets. Patient Griselda.— Story of 
 Candace. (From Chaucer and Spenser.)— Greene, 
 R. Friar Bacon's brass head; — Margaret, the fair 
 maid of Fresingfield.— Lyly, J: Campaspe and the 
 painter. — Shakespeare, W: The story of Perdita; 
 — Story of Lear and his three daughters; — The witty 
 Portia; or, the three caskets; — Story of Rosalind; or, 
 as you like it; — Macbeth, king of Scotland; — The 
 wonderful adventures of Pericles, prince of Tyre; — 
 The tempest; — Sketch of Shakespeare. — Spenser, 
 e;. Adventures of the fair Florimel. 
 
 Richardson, B: Ward. The son of a star: a 
 romance of the second century. 823.6943 
 
 Richardson, S: Clarissa [Harlowe]; or, the 
 history of a young lady. Condensed by C. 
 H.Jones. 823.1316 
 
 Same. 8 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 
 (A.), ed. The British tiovelists, vols. 1-8.) 
 
 ** 823.2062-9 
 
 Pamela; or, virtue rewarded. 14th ed. 
 
 4 vols. * 823.1317-20 
 
 Sir Charles Grandison, History of. 7 
 
 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), ed. The 
 British novelists, vols. 9-15.) 
 
 ** 823.2070-6 
 
 Works; with a prefatory chapter of 
 
 biographical criticism by Leslie Stephen. 
 Port. 12 vols. ** 823.6161-72 
 
 vols. 1-3: Pamela; or, virtue rewarded. 
 
 ** 823.6161-3 
 vols. 4-S: History of Clarissa Harlowe. 
 
 ** 823.6164-8 
 vols. 9-12: History of Sir Charles Grandison. 
 
 ** 823.6169-72 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 214 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 jEngrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Richelieu. James, G: P. R. 823.875 
 
 Richter, Johann Paul Friedrich. Campaner 
 Thai, and other writings. 823 . 6818 
 
 CoMjf^wi^.— Campaner Thai. Tr. by Julliette 
 Bauer. — Life of Quintus Fixlein. Tr. by T: Carlyle. 
 — Schmelzle's journey to Flatz. Tr. by T: Carlyle. 
 —Analects from Richter. Tr. by T: De Quincey. — 
 Miscellaneous pieces. 
 
 Flower, fruit, and thorn pieces; or, the 
 
 wedded life, death, and marriage of Fir- 
 mian Stanislaus Siebenkaes, parish advo- 
 cate in the burgh of Kuhschnappel. Tr. 
 by A. Ewing. With a memoir of the 
 author by T : Carlyle. 823 . 2 1 44 
 
 Same. Tr. E: H: Noel. 2 vols. 
 
 823.6816-17 
 
 Hesperus; or, forty-five dog- post-days: a 
 
 biography. Tr. by C: T. Brooks. 2 vols. 
 
 823.6814-15 
 
 The invisible lodge. Tr. by C: T. 
 
 Brooks. 823.4613 
 
 Schmelzle's journey to Flaetz. {Also) 
 
 Life of Quintus Fixlein. (Carlyle, T:, tr. 
 Tales, etc., v. 2.) in 823.6831 
 
 Titan: a romance. Tr. by C: T. Brooks, 
 
 2 vols. 823. 6810-1 1 
 
 Ricketicketack. Conscience, H, 
 
 p. 145, in 823.5704 
 Riddell, Mrs. C. Eliza Lawson (Cowan). 
 IG. F. Trafford.1 
 
 Austin Friars. 823.1321 
 
 City and suburb. 823.1322 
 
 The earl's promise. 823.1323 
 
 Far above rubies. 823.1324 
 
 Frank Sinclair's wife, and Forewarned, 
 
 forearmed. 823.1325 
 
 Forewarned, forearmed. ( With her 
 
 Frank Sinclair's wife. ) 823 . 1325 
 
 George Geith of Fen Court. 823 . 1326 
 
 Home, sweet home. 823.1327 
 
 Joy after sorrow. 823 . 1328 
 
 A life's assize. 823.1329 
 
 Same. in 823.6213 
 
 Miss Gascoigne: a novel. 823.5593 
 
 Mortomley's estate. 823.1331 
 
 My first love, and My last love. 
 
 823.1332 
 
 The nun's curse. 823.5368 
 
 Phemie Keller. 823.1333 
 
 The rich husband. 823.1335 
 
 The ruling passion. 823.1336 
 
 Susan Drummond. 823.7062 
 
 Too much alone. 823.5203 
 
 Same. 823.5963 
 
 The world in the church. 823.1338 
 
 Riddell, Mrs. J. H. See Riddell, Mrs. C. E. 
 
 L. (C.) 
 
 Riddle, Albert Gallatin. The house of Ross, 
 and other tales. 823 . 7144 
 
 Ride for life. 30 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 2d sen, V. II.) ?« 823.7495 
 
 Rideing, W: H: Young folks' history of 
 London. 942.1309 
 
 , joint author. See Lathrop, G: P. 
 
 Rideout, Mrs. J. B. Early western life. 
 
 808.1596 
 
 Ridgely, James Lot, a«rf Donaldson, Paschal, 
 eds. The Odd-fellows' offering, for 1848. 
 lUus. ** 823.6220 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Ridley, James. Tales of the genii. (Weber, 
 H: Tales of the east, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 417, in ** 823.6232 
 Rienzi. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823 . 1039 
 
 Same. ** 823.6762 
 
 Rifle, rod, and gun in California. Van Dyke, 
 
 T. S. 823.4157 
 
 Right at last, and other tales. Gaskell, Mrs. 
 
 E.. C. (S.) 823.605 
 
 Right Honourable, The. McCarthy, J., awd' 
 
 Praed, Mrs. R. (M.-P.) C. 823.5488 
 
 Right one, The. Schwartz, Mrs. M, S. (B.) 
 
 823.6048 
 Ring, Ivar, pseud. See Mecklenburg, Mrs. A. 
 
 (S.) 
 Ring, Max. John Milton and his times. Tr. 
 by F. Jordan. 823.5964 
 
 Ring of Amasis, The. Lytton, E: R. Bul- 
 wer- 823 . 7053 
 
 Righted wrong, A. Yates, E. H. 823.1755 
 
 Ripley, Eliza McHatton- From flag to flag: 
 a woman's adventures and experiences in 
 the south during the war, in Mexico, and 
 in Cuba. 823.5439 
 
 Rise of Iskander. Disraeli, B: in 823.460 
 
 Rise of Silas Lapham, The. Howells, W: D. 
 
 823.4867 
 
 •' Rita," pseud. See Booth, Mrs. E. M. J. 
 (G.) von. 
 
 Ritchie, Mrs. A.. Cora (Ogden). Mimic life; 
 or, before and behind the curtain : a series 
 of narratives. (Theatrical experiences.) 
 
 823.7516 
 
 Ritchie, Mrs. A.. I.. (Thackeray). Blue- 
 beard's keys, and other stories. 823 .5984 
 
 Miss Angel. (Angelica Kauffman.) 
 
 823.5986 
 
 Mrs. Dymond. ?» 823.5138 
 
 Old Kensington. 823.5985 
 
 Same. ?« 823.6261 
 
 The story of Elizabeth. 823 . 1569 
 
 Village on the cliff, and other stories 
 
 and sketches. 823.1570 
 
 Ritchie, Leitch. The cheaterie packman. 
 (Picken, A., ed. The club-book, v. 2.) 
 
 in 823.702 
 
 Romance of history: France. 823.1278 
 
 Rival belles. The. Jones, J: B. 823.905 
 
 Rivals, The. Griffin, G. 823.676 
 
 Rivers of ice. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.814 
 Rives, Am^lie. See Chanler, Mrs. A. (R.) 
 Roanoke of Roanoke Hall. Bell, M. 
 
 823.6344 
 
 Rob of the bowl. Kennedy, J: P. 823.928 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6630-31 
 
 Rob Roy. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1408 
 
 Same. 823.5161; ** 823.6025 
 
 Rob Roy, Adventures of. Grant, J. 823 . 647 
 
 Robb, J: S. [" Madison Tensas '' M. D. and 
 
 . '■' Solitaire. '^'\ Swamp doctor's adventures 
 
 in the south-west. 823 . 1340 
 
 Robbery under arms. Boldrewood, R. 
 
 823.7168 
 Robbing Peter to pay Paul. Saunders, J: 
 
 823.4816 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 215 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Robert; or, the influence of a good mother, 
 and other stories, original and translated. 
 
 823.5811 
 Robert Elsmere. Ward, Mrs. M.. A. (A.) 
 
 823.5342 
 Robert Falconer. MacDonald, G: 823.1067 
 Robert Graham. Hentz, Mrs. C. L. (W.) 
 
 823.763 
 Robert Greathouse. Swift, J: F. 823 . 1536 
 Robert Helmont. Daudet, A. 823.6331 
 
 Roberts, Margaret. A child of the revolu- 
 tion, in 823 . 5033 
 
 In the olden time. 823 . 5792 
 
 Noblesse oblige. 823.1342 
 
 Same. 823 . 5789 
 
 A'o/^.— Published in London under the title, "The 
 atelier du Lys; or, an art student in the reign of 
 terror." 
 
 On the edge of the storm. 823. 1341 
 
 Roberts, Morley. In low relief: a Bohemian 
 
 transcript. 823 . 741 1 
 
 Robertson, Margaret M. By a way she 
 knew not: a story of Allison Bain. 
 
 823.7087 
 
 The two Miss Jean Dawsons. 823 . 2335 
 
 Robertson, Muirhead. A Lombard street 
 
 mystery : a detective story. 823 .5457 
 
 Robin. Parr, Mrs. L.. (T.) 823.3711 
 
 Same. 823.6686 
 
 Robin Tremayne. Holt, E. S.. 823.5724 
 
 Robinson, ,Mrs. Annie Douglas (Green). 
 
 IMarian Douglas.'\ Peter and Polly. 
 
 823.4072 
 Robinson, E: A., and Wall, G: A. The disk : 
 
 a tale of two passions. 823.4727 
 
 Robinson, F.. Mabel. \_F. Stephenson Griggs. "l 
 
 Mr. Butler's ward. in 823.4987 
 
 The plan of campaign: a story of the 
 
 fortune of war. 2 vols. 823.7224-5 
 
 A woman of the world: an every -day 
 
 story. 3 vols. 823.7329-31 
 
 Robinson, F: W: Anne Judge, spinster. 3 
 
 823.4128-30 
 
 823.7063 
 
 II pp. (/» Twenty nov- 
 
 p. 241, in 823.7183 
 
 823.4383 
 823.4693 
 
 Engli.sh Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Robinson Crusoe. De Foe, D. 808.368 
 
 Same. 823.2128; 823.2147 
 
 Same. p. 163, in ** 823.6215; ** 823.6627 
 
 vols. 
 
 A fair maid. 
 
 Jenny's girl. 
 
 elettes, etc.) 
 
 Othello the second. 
 
 A woman's ransom. 
 
 Robinson, J. . Caesar Borgia. 823 . 2027 
 
 The gold-worshippers. 823.1343 
 
 Madeleine Graham. 823.1344 
 
 The maid of Orleans. 823 . 2025 
 
 Owen Tudor: an historical romance. 
 
 823.1345 
 
 Westminster Abbey; or, the days of the 
 
 reformation. 823.2026 
 
 Whitefriars; or, the days of Charles the 
 
 Second: an historical romance. (Anon.) 
 
 823.1346 
 
 Whitehall; or, the days of Charles the 
 
 First: an historical romance. 823.1347 
 
 Robinson, Dr. J. H. Nick Whifiies, the 
 trapper guide: a tale of the north-west. 
 
 823.1353 
 
 Robinson, Mrs. Therese Albertine Luise (von 
 Jakob). [Talvj.'] Heloise; or, the unre- 
 vealed secret. 823 . 1542 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 Robur the conqueror. 
 Roche, Regina Maria 
 
 ** 823.2077-8 
 
 Verne, J. 7« 823.5127 
 
 Children of the abbey. 
 
 823.1354 
 
 Rochefort, Henri. See Rochefort, V. H. 
 
 Rochefort, Victor Henri, marquis de Roche- 
 
 fort-Lugay. Mademoiselle Bismarck. Tr. 
 
 by V. Champlin. 823.4187 
 
 Rock ahead, The. Yates, E. 823.1756 
 
 Roderick Hudson. James, H:,yr. 823.886 
 
 Roderick Hume. Bardeen, C. W. 8234144 
 
 Roderick Random, Adventures of. Smollett, 
 
 T. G: 823.1473 
 
 Rodman the keeper. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 823.2039 
 Rodney the partisan. Fosdick, C: A. 
 
 808.1704 
 Roe, Azel Stevens. How could he help it ? 
 or, the heart triumphant. 823.1362 
 
 Issued also as Give me thine heart. 
 
 James Montjoy; or, I've been thinking. 
 
 823.2022 
 Issued also as I've been thinking. 
 
 Resolution; or, the soul of power. 
 
 823.2021 
 
 The star and the cloud; or, a daughter's 
 
 love. 823.1365 
 
 To love and to be loved, and The minis- 
 ter's story. 823 . 1366 
 
 True to the last; or, alone on a wide, 
 
 wide sea. 
 
 Issued also as Faithful to the end. 
 Roe, E: Pay son. 
 
 Barriers burned away. 
 
 A day of fate. 
 
 Driven back to Eden. 
 
 The earth trembled. 
 
 A face illumined. 
 
 Found, yet lost. 
 
 From jest to earnest. 
 
 He fell in love with his wife. 
 
 His sombre rivals. 
 
 The hornet's nest: 
 
 823 . 1367 
 
 823.1355 
 823.2341 
 
 823.4859 
 823.5270 
 823.1356 
 823.5481 
 
 823.1357 
 
 823.5540 
 
 823.4609 
 
 story of love and 
 
 war. 823.6971 
 
 A knight of the nineteenth century. 
 
 823.1358 
 
 "Miss Lou." 823.5523 
 
 Nature's serial story. 823.5524 
 
 Near to nature's heart. 823. 1359 
 
 Opening a chestnut burr. 823.1360 
 
 An original belle. 823.4858 
 
 Taken alive, and other stories. With an 
 
 autobiography. 823 . 6549 
 
 An unexpected result, and other stories. 
 
 823.4506 
 
 What can she do ? 823 . 1361 
 
 Without a home. 823 . 7443 
 
 A young girl's wooing. 823.4870 
 
 Roe, E: Reynolds. Dr. Caldwell; or, the 
 
 trail of the serpent. 823.7412 
 
 Roe, Mrs. J. Harcourt. Bachelor vicar of 
 
 Newforth. in 823.5108 
 
 Roe, M.. Abigail. [C 3f. Cornwall.'} Free, 
 
 yet forging their own chains. 823 . 1368 
 
 Roger Berkeley's probation. Campbell, H.. 
 
 S. 823.5250 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 216 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Engrlish Fiction. 
 
 Roger Willoughby. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 Kiiigston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.1578 
 
 Rogue, The. Norris, W: E: 823.5582 
 
 Rogue's life, A. Collins, W: W. 823.266 
 
 Rohlfs, Mrs. A.. K.. (Green). 
 
 Behind closed doors. 823.7147 
 
 The forsaken inn. 823.7241 
 
 Hand and ring. 823.4696 
 
 The Leavenworth case: a lawyer's story. 
 
 823.663 
 
 A matter of millions. 823.7512 
 
 The mill mystery. 823.7148 
 
 A strange disappearance. 823 . 664 
 
 The sword of Damocles: a story of New 
 
 York life. 823.7149 
 
 Roland, The story of. Baldwin, J. 823.5624 
 Roland Blake. Mitchell, S. W. 823.5245 
 
 Roland Cashel. Lever, C: J. 823.991 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5714-151823.6927-8 
 
 Roland Yorke. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 823.6005 
 Rollins, Mrs. Ellen Chapman (Hobbs). \^E. 
 
 H. Arr.'\ Old-time child-life. 808.1530 
 Roman singer. Crawford, F. M. 823.4737 
 Roman traitor, The. Herbert, H: W: 
 
 823.5620 
 Romance at the antipodes. Douglass, Mrs. 
 
 R. Dun. 823.7038 
 
 Romance of a black veil. Brame, Mrs. C. 
 
 M. (L.) in 823.5013 
 
 Romance of a mummy. Gautier, T. 
 
 823-4544 
 Romance of a poor young man. Feuillet, O. 
 
 823.2495 
 
 Same. /« 823.4986; z« 823.5021; 823.6864 
 
 Same. 823 . 6887 
 
 Romance of a shop. Levy, A. 823.7142 
 
 Romance of an honest woman. Cherbuliez, 
 
 V. 823.7119 
 
 Romance of Beauseincourt. Warfield, Mrs. 
 
 C. A. (W.) 823.1840 
 
 Romance of Dollard. Catherwood, Mrs. M.. 
 
 (H.) 823.6555 
 
 Romance of history: England. Neele, H: 
 
 823.1182 
 
 : France. Ritchie, L. 
 
 : India. Caunter, H. 
 
 : Italy. MacFarlane, C: 
 
 : Spain. Trueba y Cosio, T. de. 
 
 Romance of Jenny Harlowe. 
 
 823.1278 
 
 823.194 
 
 823.1072 
 
 823.1639 
 
 Russell, W: C. 
 
 823.6546 
 
 Romance of old court-life in France. Elliot, 
 
 823 . 6050 
 Clifford, F. 
 
 823.7539 
 
 Hunt, J. H: 
 
 823.5461-2 
 
 Kimball, 
 
 823.5734 
 
 Heyse, J. 
 
 823.5618 
 
 RadcliflFe, Mrs. A. 
 
 823.1281 
 
 Romance of perfume lands, A. 
 
 S. 
 Romances of real life. 2 vols. 
 
 L. 
 Romance of student life abroad 
 
 R: B. 
 Romance of the canoness. The. 
 
 L. P. 
 Romance of the forest. 
 
 (W.) 
 
 Sam.e. 2 vols. ** 823 . 2 104-5 
 
 Romance of the nineteenth century, A. 
 
 Mallock, W:H. 823.5585 
 
 Romance of the revolution. Bunce, O. B. 
 
 823.157 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Romance of war, The. Grant, J. 823.648 
 Romances of the east. Gobineau, J. A., 
 
 comte de. 823.2323 
 
 Romantic adventures of a milkmaid. Hardy, 
 
 T: in 823.4999 
 
 Romantic tales. Lewis, M. G. 823.4275 
 
 Romany rye, The. Borrow, G: 823.4586 
 
 Rome. 
 
 Abbott, J. Rollo in Rome, 808 . 925 
 
 Beesly, .^/r5. — . Stories from the history 
 
 of Rome. 808.841 
 
 Berens, E. M. Myths and legends of 
 
 ancient . . . Rome. 292.42 
 
 Bonner, J: A child's history of Rome. 
 
 2 vols. 808.623-4 
 
 V. i: B. C. 282-B. C. 61. 
 V. 2: B. C. 57-A. D. 476. 
 
 Busk, R. H. Roman legends: a collec- 
 tion of the fables and folk-lore of Rome. 
 
 829.31 
 
 Butterworth, H. Zigzag journeys in 
 
 classic lands. 808.1816 
 
 Hanson, C: H: Wanderings of .^Eneas 
 
 and the founding of Rome. 808 . 1494 
 
 Lander, S.. W. Rome. . 808.102 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. Young folks' history of 
 
 Rome. 808.749 
 
 ANCIENT HISTORY. 
 
 8th century B. C. Metastasio, P. A. D. B. 
 
 T. Romulus and Hersilia; drama. 
 
 in 822.1127 
 7TH CENTURY B. C. Marmontel, J. F. Aris- 
 
 tomene; trag. in 894.41 
 
 Horatii and Curiatii, B. C. 669. 
 
 Corneille, P. Horace; trag. ** 842.105 
 
 Same. ** 842.121 
 
 Whitehead, W: The Roman father; 
 
 trag. in ** 822.1019 
 
 Note.— Vor Regal period, B. C. 753-508, see Bibli- 
 ography. Adams, C. K. Histories of Rome. {In 
 AwMan.of hist, lit., 3d ed.) 1889. pp. 121-61, /«* 907. 
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 937. 162.— Ihne.W. Early Rome. (B. C. 753-343 ) 1886. 
 937.133. — Iiewls, S'lV G. C. Inguiry into the credi- 
 bility of the early Roman history. 2 vols. 1855. 
 937.100-1. — Liivlus FatavinuH, T. History of 
 Rome. 4 vols. 1877. 937.74-7. — Merivale, C: Gen 
 eral history of Rome. B. C. 753-A. D. 476. 1S81. 
 937.42. — Plutarch's Lives of Romulus, Numa, and 
 Puplicola. 920.10. — Smith, P. Ancient history. 
 (Earliest record to A. D. 476.) 3 vols. 930.30-2. 
 
 6th century B. C. 
 Brutus. 
 
 Al fieri, V. Brutus (first); trag. 852.2 
 
 Payne, J: H. Brutus; trag. 
 
 in * 928.104 
 
 Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Brutus; trag. 
 
 in 842.215 
 5TH century B. C. Macaulay, T: B. The 
 battle of Lake Regillus; poem. {In his 
 Lays of ancient Rome.) p. 171, in 824.137 
 Coriolanus, B. C. 491-488, etc. Drama by 
 W: Shakespeare. in 822.1026 
 
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 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p. 265. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, 1S88, p. 318. 
 
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ENGLISH FICTION 
 
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 Virginia, B. C. 449. 
 
 Alfieri, V. Virginia; trag. 852.1 
 
 Chaucer, G. The doctoures tales. {In 
 
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 Patavinus, T. History of Rome. 4 vols. 1872. 
 937.44-7. — Alommsen, C. M. T. History of Rome. 
 4 vols. 1877. 937.4-7. — Plutarch's Lives (of Pyr- 
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 First Punic war, 2(iiif-2^\. Flaubert, G. 
 
 Sal atnmbd. 843 . 848 
 
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 Hannibal, 247-183. 
 
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 Henty, G: A. The young Carthaginian. 
 
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 Sophonisba, Numidia, d. 203 B. C. 
 
 ; trag. Alfieri, V. p. 219, in 852.2 
 
 ; trag. Corneille, P. (French.) 
 
 2D CENTURY B. C. 
 
 Caius Gracchus, 154-121. 
 
 Knowles. 
 Numantine war, 133 B. C. 
 
 dra, M. de. 
 
 842 . 106 
 
 Tragedy by J. S. 
 
 822. I I 14 
 
 Cervantes Saave- 
 
 Numancia; trag. (Spanish.) 
 
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 842.106 
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 Caux, G. de. Marius; trag. (French.) 
 
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 Otway, T: Caius Marius; trag. ( Works, 
 
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 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p, 265, 
 
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 W. I,ife of the Greeks and Romans. 1876. 930.48. 
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 (istcent.) 1888. 937.151. 
 
 For general histories, see Allen, W: F., and 
 Myers, P. V. N. Ancient history, pt. 2. Short his- 
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 By W: F. Allen. 1890. 930.223.— Arnold, T. His- 
 tory of Rome. 937.27. — Cicero, M. T. Life and 
 letters. 923.516;— Orations. 4 vols. 875.6-9.— 
 Duruy, J. V. History of Rome. (B. C. 753-A. D. 
 395.) 8 vols. *937.i53-6o.— Dyer, T: H: History of 
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 Decline and fall of the Roman empire. 6 vols. 
 937.8-13. — Ihne, W. The history of Rome. 5 vols. 
 1871-82. 937.146-50. — ^Long, G: The decline of the 
 Roman republic. 5 vols. 1874. (Authorities 
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 cient Rome. p. 747, in 824.69. JVote.— The preface 
 is devoted to the ballad-poetry of Rome. — Mer- 
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 (Gives authorities.) 937.34-40. — Michelet, J. His- 
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 937.163. — Mommsen, CM. T. History of Rome. 
 
 4 vols. 937.4-7. — Niebulir, B. G. History of Rome, 
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 Rome. 3 vols. 1853. 937.169-71. — Bawlinson, G: 
 Manual of ancient history. 1875. (Book v. gives 
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 lives of the Roman emperors. (B. C. loo-A. D. 476.) 
 
 5 vols. ** 920.335-9. — Trollope, A. Life of Cicero. 
 2 vols. 928.311-12.— VoUgraff, J. C. Greek writers 
 of Roman history. 1880. 937.161. 
 
 For a rapid review of the progress and fall of the 
 empire, see Seeley, J. F. Roman imperialism. 
 1871. 824.81. 
 
 For military history, see Caesar, C. J. Commen- 
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 Annals of a fortress. 1876. (Military engfineering.) 
 623.2. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 197. No. 4, 1884, p. 253. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 165. No. 5, 1888, p. 305. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,123-4, in ** 
 50.1; — 5ii»i^, Jan. I, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 377, in ** 
 50.1*. 
 
 For general history of the city, see Dyer, T: H: 
 History of the city of Rome. 1865. 937.2.— Gre- 
 gorovias, F. Geschichte der Stadt Rom im Mittel- 
 alter vom V. bis zum xvi. Jahrhuudert. 7 vols. 
 1869-73. ♦ 545.117-23.— Httbner, J. A., Freiherr 
 von. Life of Sixtus V. (j«« pt. 3: pp. 149-180). 922.11. 
 
 For maps of the city, see Middleton, J. H. An- 
 cient Rome in 1885. 945.74. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. No. 2, 1880. 
 P- J97- 
 
 5^« a/50 Ency. Brit., V. XX. **32.27k. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,124, in ** 
 SO. i;— Same, to Jan. i, 1887. p. 377, in ** 50.1*. 
 
 Romeo and Juliet. 54 pp. Black, W: 
 
 in 823.5131 
 
 iEngflish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Romer, Jonathan. Kaloolah; or, journey- 
 
 ings to the Djdbel Kumri; ed. by W. S. 
 
 Mayo. 823 . 1 144 
 
 Romola. Cross, i^r.s. M.. A. (E.) 823.1003 
 
 Rookstone. Macquoid, K.. S. 823.5979 
 
 Rookwood. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.26 
 
 Same. 823 . 5625 
 
 Rory O'More. Lover, S: 823.1017 
 
 Rosamond. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 in 823.787 
 Rosaura: a tale of Madrid. 70 pp. (/« Tales 
 from Blackwood, v. 9.) tn ** 823.6655 
 
 Roscoe, T:, tr. Gertjan novelists: tales se- 
 lected from ancient and modern authors in 
 that language . . . Tr. from the originals; 
 with critical and biographical notices. 4 
 vols. ** 823.6826-9 
 
 Contents: — Biisching, J. G. G. Local popular 
 traditions, v. 2.— Eberhardt, (— ). The Bet;— 
 Treachery its own betrayer, v. 2. — Engel, M. E. 
 Tales. V. 4.— Doctor Faustus. v. i . — Gottschalck, 
 C. F. Popular traditions and tales of the Germans. 
 V. 2. — Grimm, J. L. K., and Grimm, W. K. Speci- 
 mens from the Kinder und Haus Marchen, collected 
 from oral tradition, v. 2. — Howleglass, the merry 
 Jester, v. 1. — La Motte-Fouque, F. H. K., Frei- 
 nerr de. The field of terror; or, the haunted field; — 
 The mandrake; — Head master Rhenfried and his 
 family, v. 2. — Langbein, A. F. E. Albert Lim- 
 bach; or, a martyr to the fair; — An hour's instruction 
 in political economy; — The irreconcileable man; — 
 The lady's palfrey; — Marianne Richards; — Seven 
 marriages, and never a husband, v. 4.— Lothar 
 {pseud.) The archrogue;— Castle Christburg. v. 2. — 
 Musaeus, J. K. A. The dumb lover, v. 3.— Nachti- 
 gal, O. Popular traditions, v. 2. — Reineke Fuclis, 
 (Reynard the Fox), numerous authors and eds. of 
 it. V. 1. — Schiller, J. C. F. von. The apparitionist: 
 a fragment; — The criminal; or, martyr to lost hon- 
 our: a true story; — Fraternal magnanimity; — Sport 
 of destiny; — Walk among the linden trees, v. 3. — 
 Tieck, L. Auburn Egbert;— Faithful Eckart and 
 the Tannenhauser, pt. 1; — Tannenhauser, pt. 2. v. 4. 
 
 Rose Budd. Same as Jack Tier. Cooper, J. 
 
 F, 823 . 298 
 
 Rose d'Albret. James, G: P. R. 823.7234 
 Rose Fleming. Russell, D. z« 823.5041 
 
 Rose Mather. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.801 
 Rose of disentis. Zschokke, J. H. D. 823 . 6929 
 Rose of Paradise, The. Pyle, H. 823.5288 
 Rose-bush of Hildesheim, The. Waller, M. 
 
 E. * 823.6140 
 
 Rosecroft. Round, W: M. F. 823.1834 
 
 Rose-garden. Peard, F.. M.. 823.1245 
 
 Rosery folk, The. Fenn, G: M. 823.4808 
 
 Same. in9>i2y.a,(yj2^ 
 
 Rosine. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 in ** 823 . 4669 
 
 Same. 823 . 7284 
 
 Ross, Albert, pseud. See Porter, L. B. 
 Rossetti, Christina Georgina. Commonplace, 
 
 and other short stories. 2d ed. 823 . 1370 
 Ross-shire Buffs. Grant, J. 823.649 
 
 Roua pass, The. 3 vols. Grogan, Mrs. M. 
 
 823.7308-10 
 Rou6, The. 823.6473 
 
 jVo/*.— Attributed to E: G: E. L. Bulwer-Lytton. 
 Rouge etnoir. About, E. F. V. 823.6282 
 Round, W: Marshall Fitz. \^Rev. P: Pennot.'\ 
 
 Achsah: a New England life-study. 
 
 823.1371 
 Rosecrofl: a story of common places 
 
 and common people. 823 . 1834 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 221 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 EInglisIi Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Round a posada fire. Middlemore, 
 
 G. C. 
 Round the moon. Verne, J. 
 
 Same. 
 Round the world. Kingston, W: H: 
 
 Mrs. S. 
 823.4745 
 823.2855 
 823.5487 
 G. 
 
 808.346 
 fact and 
 808.1886 
 
 Round-about rambles in lands of 
 fancy. Stockton, F. R: 
 
 Rousselet, L: The serpent-charmer. Tr. by 
 M.. de Hauteville. 823.6036 
 
 Issued later as A tale of the Indian mutiny; or, 
 the serpent charmer. 
 
 Routledge's picture book of animals. Wood, 
 J: G: 808.1883 
 
 Routledge's picture book of birds. Wood, J : 
 G: 808.1884 
 
 Routledge's picture book of fishes, insects, 
 etc. Wood, J: G: 808.1885 
 
 Rover's secret. The. Collingwood, H. 
 
 808.1708 
 
 Rowcroft, C: Australian Crusoes; or, the 
 adventures of an English settler and his 
 family in the wilds of Australia. 823 . 1373 
 
 Rowe, Nicholas. Macauley, E. Tales of the 
 drama founded on the tragedies of . . . 
 Rowe, etc. 823.1051 
 
 Rowson, Mrs. Susanna (Haswell). Char- 
 lotte Teidple: a tale of truth, in 823.5022 
 
 Roxy. Eggleston, E: 823.4029 
 
 Roy, Gordon. For her sake: a tale of life in 
 Ireland. , 823.6369 
 
 Roy, Just Jeanne Etienne. \Thtophile Mi- 
 nard.'\ The adventures of a casket: an epi- 
 sode of the invasion of 1814. 823.6292 
 
 Roy and Viola. Bridges, Mrs. Col. — 
 
 823.4053 
 Same. 823.4996; z« 823.5422 
 
 Royal Highlanders. Grant, J. 823.5678 
 
 Same. 823.6530; z« 823.6699 
 
 Royal regiment, and other novelettes. Grant, 
 J. 823.650 
 
 Royalist's daughter and the rebels. Mur- 
 doch, /^ev. D: 823.1177 
 
 Royce, Josiah. The feud of Oakfield creek: 
 a novel of California life. 823.6506 
 
 Roy's wife. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 in ** 823.4666 
 Same. 823 . 7285 
 
 Ruby Gray's strategy. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. 
 (W.) 823.1971 
 
 Ruby Grey. 3 vols. Dixon, W: H. 
 
 823.4552-4 
 Ruby's husband. Terhune, Mrs. M..V. (H.) 
 
 823.1563 
 Rudder Grange. Stockton, F. R: 823.1521 
 Ruffini, Giovanni Domenico. 
 
 Lavinia. 3 vols, (in i). 823.7128 
 
 Lorenzo Benoni; or, passages in the life 
 
 of an Italian. 823.7413 
 
 The Paragreens on a visit to the Paris 
 
 Universal Exhibition. 823 . 1374 
 
 Issued also as Dear experience. 
 
 Ruggiero and Bradamante, Story of. (/« 
 
 Tales from Ariosto.) p. 69, in 808.777 
 
 Ruling passion. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. (C.) 
 
 823.1336 
 Rumor. Sheppard, E.. S.. 823.6043 
 
 Running the gauntlet. Yates, E. H. 
 
 823.1757 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Rupert Godwin. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.2415 
 
 Same. in 823.5114 
 
 Ruskin, J: The king of the Golden river. 
 
 32 pp. (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, 
 
 V. 10.) p. 56, in 829.133 
 
 Russell, Col. — . Coincidences?? 49 pp. 
 
 {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d sen, v. 5.) 
 
 p. 47, in 823.7501 
 
 Russell, C: Wells. Fall of Damascus: an 
 
 historical novel. 823.1375 
 
 Russell, Dora. Rose Fleming: the story of 
 
 an heiress. in 823.5041 
 
 A secret diary. 14 pp. {In Twenty 
 
 novelettes, etc.) p. 129, in 823.7183 
 
 Russell, W: Clark. 
 
 Flying Dutchman; or, the death ship. 
 
 ( With his A sailor's sweetheart. ) 
 
 in 823.2510 
 
 The Golden Hope: a romance of the 
 
 deep. in 823.5074 
 
 In the middle watch: sea stories. 
 
 in 823.5065 
 Jack's courtship. 823.4947 
 
 Same. in 823.5092 
 
 John Holdsworth, chief mate. 
 
 in 823.5128 
 
 Little Loo. 823 4776 
 
 Same. in 823.4977 
 
 Marooned. 823.6319 
 
 My shipmate Louise: a romance of a 
 
 wreck. 823 . 6466 
 
 The mystery of the "Ocean Star:" a 
 
 collection of maritime sketches. 823.5588 
 
 The romance of Jenny Harlowe, and 
 
 sketches of maritime fife. 823.6546 
 
 Sailor's sweetheart. in 823.5111 
 
 Same. {Also) The Flying Dutchman; 
 
 or, the death ship. 823.2510 
 
 A sea queen. 823.4507 
 
 Same. 823.4986; 823.5021 
 
 A strange voyage. in 823.5013 
 
 A voyage to the Cape. 823.4985 
 
 Same. 823.5020 
 
 Wreck of the " Grosvenor." 
 
 in 823.6702 
 Russell. James, G: P. R. 823.877 
 
 Russia. See also Caucasus. — Poland. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Northern lands; or. 
 
 Young America in Russia and Prussia. 
 
 808.495 
 
 Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) Three Vas- 
 
 sar girls in Russia, etc. 808.1823 
 
 Dole, N. H. Young folks' history of 
 
 Russia. 947.46 
 
 Greey, E: The bear -worshippers of Yezo 
 
 and the island of Karafuto* (Saghalin); or, 
 the adventures of the Jewett family and 
 their friend Oto Nambo. lUus. 808.1892 
 (*Ceded to Russia in 1875.) 
 
 Gueullette, T: S. Tartarian tales. 
 
 (Weber, H: Tales of the east, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 221, in ** 823.6232 
 
 Hetzel, P. J. Maroussia: a maid of 
 
 Ukraine. 808 . 1 725 
 
 Knox, T: W. The boy travellers in the 
 
 Russian empire. 808.1844 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 222 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 Russia. Contin. 
 
 Lander, S.. W. Moscow 
 
 St. Petersburg. 
 
 Longfellow, H: W 
 
 Ralston, W: R. S. 
 
 808.99 
 808.103 
 Poems of places. 
 
 821.226 
 
 Russian folk-tales. 
 
 823.1282 
 
 Wratislaw, A. H., tr. Great Russian 
 
 stories. — Little Russian Stories {and) White 
 Russian stories. (/« his Sixty folk-tales, 
 etc.) in 823.6946 
 
 i6th century a. D. Gogol, N. V. Taras 
 Bulba. 823.5259 
 
 17TH CENTURY A. D. 
 
 Byron, Lord. Mazeppa (Ukraine); 
 
 poem. pp. 391-424, in * 821.70 
 
 Hasselt, A. H. C. van. MenshikofF; or, 
 
 the peasant prince. 823.7172 
 
 Immermann, K. L. Alexis. 
 
 p. 161, in 832. B6 
 
 Pushkin, A. S. The moor of Peter the 
 
 Great. (/« his Russian romance.) 
 
 p. 247, iw 823.4196 
 
 Sienkiewicz, H. With fire and sword: 
 
 an historical novel of Poland and Russia. 
 
 823.6338 
 Detnetrius (murdered 16 10). 
 
 Bain, F. W. Dmitri. (Claimed to be 
 
 the son of Ivan IV.) 823.7355 
 
 i8th century a. D. 
 
 Grant, J. The secret dispatch; or, the 
 
 adventures of Captain Balgonie. 823.653 
 
 Helps, Sir A. Ivan de Biron; or, the 
 
 Russian court in the middle of last century. 
 
 823.750 
 
 Mundt, Mme. C. (M.) Daughter of an 
 
 empress. 823.5800 
 
 Pushkin, A. S. The captain's daughter. 
 
 823.5023 
 
 Same, {/n his Russian romance.) 
 
 in 823.4196 
 
 Taylor, B. Beauty and the beast. 
 
 823.1543 
 19TH century a. D. 
 
 French invasion^ 1812. 
 
 Alcock, D. The czar: a tale of the time 
 
 of the first Napoleon. 823.5909 
 
 Tolstoi, Count L. N. War and peace. 
 
 3 pts. in 6 vols. 823.4928-33 
 
 Pt. i: Before Tilsit. 1805-1807. 2 vols. 
 Pt. 2: The invasion. 1807-1812. 2 vols. 
 Pt. 3: Borodino, the French at Moscow. 1812- 
 1820. 2 vols. 
 
 Crimean war, 1854. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 The interpreter. 823 . 1853 
 
 See also England, Crimean war, p. 74. 
 
 Poland. See Poland, p. 206. 
 Siberia. 
 
 Bowman, A. The young exiles; or, the 
 
 wild tribes of the north. 808.203 
 
 Cottin, Mme. S. (R.) Elizabeth; or, 
 
 the exiles of Siberia. 823.4965 
 
 Same. {In Libr. of famous fiction.) 
 
 p. 701, in 823.6215 
 
 Tissot, V:, and Am^ro, C. Escaped from 
 
 Siberia: the adventures of three distressed 
 fugitives. 823.6332 
 
 Eingflish Fiction. Contin. 
 Russia. Contin. 
 19TH CENTURY A. D. Contin. 
 Nihilism. 
 
 Dostoyevsky, F. M 
 
 ment. 
 
 Dragomonov, M. 
 
 24 pp. 
 
 Gagneur, Mme. L. 
 
 cess. 
 
 O'Meara, K. 
 
 Crime and punish- 
 
 823.5476 
 
 A female nihilist. 
 
 823.6188 
 
 (M.) Nihilist prin- 
 
 823.1846 
 
 Narka, the nihilist. 
 
 823.5214 
 IVoman question. 
 
 Tchernuishevsky, N. G. A vital ques- 
 tion; or, what is to be done? 823.7143 
 
 Manners and customs. 
 
 Campbell, Sir G. Wild and weird; or, 
 
 remarkable stories of Russian life. 
 
 823.7244 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Louisa; or, the adven- 
 tures of a French milliner. 823.5881 
 
 Durand, Mme. A. M. C. (H.) Pretty 
 
 little countess Zina: a Russian story. 
 
 823.7101 
 
 Gogol, N. V. St. John's eve. 823.5258 
 
 Tchitchikoff's journeys; or, dead 
 
 souls. 823.5344-5 
 
 Hooper, Mrs. L. (H.) The tzar's win- 
 dow. 823.4153 
 
 MacGahan, Mrs. B. (E.) Xenia Rep- 
 
 nini: a story of the Russia of to-day. 
 
 823.7267 
 
 Pushkin, A. S. Marie: A story of Rus- 
 sian love. (Garrison life on the Russian 
 plains.) 823.4225 
 
 Tolstoi, Count L. N. Anna Karenina. 
 
 823.5241 
 
 Ivdn Ilyitch, and other stories. 
 
 823.5243 
 
 — Long exile, and other stories for 
 
 children. 808.1348 
 
 Polikouchka. 70 pp. 823 . 6589 
 
 A Russian proprietor. 823.5239 
 
 Two generations. ( With his Poli- 
 kouchka.) in 823.6589 
 
 Turgenef, I. S. Diary of a superfluous 
 
 man. 68 pp. ( With his Mumu.) 
 
 p. 63, in 823.4740 
 
 Dimitri Roudine. 823 . 7066 
 
 Fathers and sons. 823.4211 
 
 — A Lear of the steppe. 71 pp. ( With 
 
 his Spring floods.) p. 149, in 823.7131 
 
 Liza; or, "a nest of nobles." 823.4212 
 
 Mumu. 823.4740 
 
 On the eve. 823.4213 
 
 Smoke: a Russian novel. 823.4214 
 
 Spring floods. 823.7131 
 
 Verne, J. Michael Strogoff, the courier 
 
 of the czar. 823.3283 
 
 Same. 823.6112 
 
 Woillez, Mme. N. Orphan of Moscow; 
 
 or, the young governess. 823.6919 
 
 Peasant life. 
 
 Tolstoi, Count L. N. In pursuit of hap- 
 piness. 823.5378 
 
 Where love is, there God is also. 17 
 
 PP- 823.6531 
 
 Turgenef, I. S. Annals of a sportsman. 
 
 823.4910 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 223 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engflisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Russia. Contin. 
 
 Manners and customs. Contin. 
 Peasant life. Contin. 
 
 An unfortunate woman. (Also) 
 
 Ass'ya. 823.5763 
 
 Note.— See Bibliography. Adams, C. K. His- 
 tories of Russia and Poland. (In kis Manual of hist, 
 lit., 3d ed.) 1889. pp. 407-429, in * 907.4'. 
 
 For general history and description, see Arnti- 
 strong, W: J. Siberia and the nihilists. 1890. 
 947- 55- — Bondf, E: A., ed. Russia at the close of the 
 i6th century. (Hakl. Soc.) 1856. in ** 947.14. — 
 Brandeg, G. Impressions of Russia. (1889.) 914. 
 438. — Dragfomonov, M. Russia under the tsars. 
 (Social.) 1885. 947.39;— The Russian peasantry: 
 their agrarian condition, social life and religion. 
 1888. 947.43; — The Russian storm cloud: Russia in 
 her relations to neighbouring states. 1886. 947.64; 
 —Underground Russia. 1883. (Nihilists. Tr. fr. 
 French MSS.) 947.37.— Edwards, H. S. The Ro- 
 manoffs: tsars of Moscow and emperors of Russia. 
 1890. 947 47. — Froude, J. A. The eastern ques- 
 tion. 34 pp. (/« his Short studies, etc., 2d ser.j p. 
 410, in 824.33. — Gibbon, D. Decline and fall of the 
 Roman empire, v. 5., chap. 55. (Origin of Russian 
 monarchy.) pp. 404-439, in 937.12; — Gowing, t,. F. 
 Five thousand miles in a sledge; a mid-winter 
 journey across Siberia. 1890. 914.433. — Guild, C. 
 Britons and Muscovites. 1888. 914.467.— Kelly, W. 
 K. History of Russia (to 1854). 2 vols. 1878. 947. 
 17-18.— Kennan, G: [Papers on Russia and Siberia.] 
 (Century mag.,rL. s.,vols. 13-14, 1887-8.) m*5i.i243*-*. 
 — Klaczlco, J. Gortchakof. (/« Aw Two chancellors.) 
 1877. 940.198.— Mor fill, W: R. The story of Rus- 
 sia. 1890. 947.48. — Rambaud, A. History of Rus- 
 sia (to 1882). 3 vols. 1879^82. 947.52-4. — Beclus, 
 J. J. E. The earth and its inhabitants— Asia. v. i: 
 Asiatic Russia, Caucasia, Aralo-Caspian basin, Si- 
 beria. Map. lUus. 1884. * 915.375.— Schuyler, 
 E. Peter the Great. 2 vols. 1884. * 923.1577-8. — 
 Shearwood, J. A. A short history of Russia. 1888. 
 947.51.— Stead, W. T. Truth about Russia. 1888. 
 947 •45. — "Vogiie, E. M., vicomte de, and Child, T. 
 The tsar and his people; or, social life in Russia. 
 lUus. 1891. 947.56. — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. History 
 of Charles XII. (Time of Peter the Great.) 923. 
 221. — Wallace, D.M. Russia. (Picture of modern 
 Russia.) 1883. 914.117. — Weir, A. St. Petersburg 
 and Moscow. 50 pp. (Galton, F. Vacation tour- 
 ists. 1861.) p. 1, in 910.230. 
 
 Note.— See Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 199. No. 4, 1884, p. 255. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 167. No. 5, 1888, p. 308. 
 
 S>ee also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350.5496'-'- 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,133-37, in 
 **50.r, — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 380- 
 81, in ** 50.1'. 
 
 Russian folk-tales. Ralston, W: R. S. 
 
 823.1282 
 Russian proprietor, A, and other stories. 
 Tolstoi, Count 1,. N. 823.5239 
 
 Russian romance. Pushkin, A. S. 823.4196 
 Rutherford, M:, pseud. See White, W. Hale. 
 Rutledge. Harris, Mrs. M. (C.) 823.707 
 
 Ruy Bias. Williams, H. L., ed. 823.7261 
 
 S., E. L. See Saxon, Mrs. E. Lydell. 
 S., H. Carl. Who painted the great Murillo 
 de la Merced? 88 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 3.) in 823.7487 
 
 S., J. 0/ Dale, pseud. See Stimson, F: Jesup. 
 S., R. See Paltock, Robert. 
 S., V. Dr. Goethe's courtship: a tale of 
 domestic life. 823.4249 
 
 Sabina Zembra. Black, W: 823.5543 
 
 Sable cloud. The. Adams, N. 823.6980 
 
 Sacher-Masoch, Leopold von. 1836- . The 
 sledge-ride. (Zimmern H.., and K. Half- 
 hours Tvith foreign novelists. ) 
 
 in ** 823.6613 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Sacred nugget, The. Farjeon, B: L. 
 
 in 823.6587 
 Sacrifice. Green, W. S. 823.6244 
 
 Sacristan's household. Trollope, Mrs. F.. E. 
 
 (T.) 823.6001 
 
 Saddle and sabre. Smart, H. 823.5777 
 
 Sadlier, Mrs. J. See Sadlier, Mrs. M.. A. 
 
 (M.) 
 Sadlier, Mrs. M.. Anne (Madden). The 
 
 confederate chieftains. 82^.1377 
 
 Con O'Regan; or, emigrant life in the 
 
 new world. 823 . 1378 
 
 The heiress of Kilorgan; or, evenings 
 
 with the old Geraldines. 823 . 1379 
 
 MacCarthy More; or, the fortunes of an 
 
 Irish chief in the reign of Queen Eliza- 
 beth. 823.1380 
 
 Maureen Dhu, the admiral's daughter: 
 
 a tale of the Claddagh of Gal way. 
 
 823.1381 
 
 New lights; or, life in Galway. 823.1382 
 
 Old and new; or, taste versus fashion. 
 
 823.1383 
 Safar-Hadgi. Lubomirski, S. H., prince. 
 
 823.2330 
 Sailor boy, The. Adams, W: T. 808.512 
 
 Sailor boys of '61. Soley, J. R. 808. 191 1 
 
 Sailor's sweetheart, A. Russell, W: C. 
 
 823.2510 
 Same. *« 823.51 11 
 
 St. Clair of the isles. Helme, Mrs. E.. 
 
 823.6437 
 St. Elmo. Wilson, Mrs. A. J.. (E.) 
 
 823.1709 
 St. George and St. Michael. MacDonald, G: 
 
 823.1068 
 St. George for England. Henty, G: A. 
 
 808.1479 
 Saint James's. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.28 
 St. John, Percy Bolingbroke. Arctic Crusoe: 
 a tale of the polar sea. 808.374 
 
 St. John's eve and other stories. Gogol- 
 Janovskij, N. W. 823.5258 
 
 St. Leon. 4 vols. Godwin, W: 
 
 * 823.6779-S2 
 St. Martin's eve. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 823.6016 
 Saint Michael. Biirstenbinder, E.. 823.5762 
 St. Patrick's eve. Lever, C: J. i« 823.971 
 St. Petersburg. See a/.j(3^ Russia. 
 
 Lander, S.. W. St. Petersburg, 
 
 808.103 
 St. Philip's. Harris, i^rj. M. (C.) 823.708 
 Saint-Pierre, Jacques Henri Bemardin de. 
 
 Paul and Virginia. 823.217 
 
 Same. (In Lib. of famous fiction, etc.) 
 
 in ** 823.6215 
 
 Same. ( With Vicar of Wakefield. By 
 
 O. Goldsmith.) in 823.4206 
 
 St. Ronan's well. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 141 1 
 
 Same. 823.5326; p. 297, in ** 823.6030 
 
 St. Simon's niece. Benedict, F. L. 823.6039 
 
 Same. 823.6131 
 
 Saintine, Joseph Xavier Boniface, pseud. See 
 
 Boniface, J. X. 
 Saints and sinners. Cherbuliez, V. 823 . 6384 
 
 Same. 823.6435 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 224 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Sala, G: A: Dead men tell no tales but live 
 men do. 823 . 7303 
 
 The seven sons of mammon. 823.5958 
 
 Strange adventures of Capt. Dangerous. 
 
 in 823.5026 
 Salardo. 10 pp. Straparola, G. F. 
 
 p. 115, i« 823.6534 
 Salathiel. 3 vols. Croly, Rev. G: 823.345-7 
 Salathiel, the immortal. Croly, Rev. G: 
 
 823.5558 
 Salem. Castleton, D. R. 823.183 
 
 Salem Chapel. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 in 823.5093 
 Salaraagundi. Irving, W:, Paulding, J. K., 
 
 a«rf Irving, W. 823.1811 
 
 Salt master of Liineburg. Wolff, J. 823.7185 
 Salter, Edith. Assunta Howard, and other 
 
 stories and sketches. 823.5961 
 
 Saltus, Edgar Evertson. The truth about 
 
 Tristrem Varick. 823 . 5273 
 
 Salvage. Latimer, Mrs. E.. (W.) 823.2339 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside stories. 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) 823.1936 
 
 Samaria. Eddy, D. C. Walter in Samaria. 
 
 808.1648 
 Samuel Brohl and Company. Cherbuliez, V. 
 
 823.2322 
 
 Same. 823.6688 
 
 Samuel Titmarsh, History of. Thackeray, 
 
 W: M. i« 823.2537 
 
 Sanctuary. Nichols, G: W. 823.1189 
 
 Sand, G:, pseud. See Dudevant, Mme. A. L. 
 
 A. (D.) 
 Sand. Gaily, J. W. 823.4162 
 
 Sandeau, Jules. See Sandeau, L. S. J. 
 Sandeau, Leonard Lylvain Jules. 181 1- . The 
 
 last of an old family. (Zimmern, H.., and 
 
 A. Half-hours with foreign novelists, v. 2.) 
 
 in ** 823.6614 
 
 Madeleine: a story of French love. Tr. 
 
 by F. Chariot. 823.6832 
 
 Sand-hills of Jutland. Andersen, H. C. 
 
 808.1730 
 
 Same. 823.4182 
 
 Sandra Belloni. Meredith, G: 823.5382 
 
 Issued also as Emilia in Hngland. 
 Sandwich islands. See Hawaiian islands. 
 Sanford, Mrs. M. Malonia (Ray). A visit to 
 
 El-fay-gno-land. 808.768 
 
 San Rosario rancJi. Elliott, Mrs. M. (H.) 
 
 823.4751 
 Sans merci. Lawrence, G: A. 823.962 
 
 Sant' Ilario. Crawford, F. M. 823.6548 
 
 Sappho. Daudet, A. * 823.5423 
 
 Sappho of Green Springs, A. Harte, F. B. 
 
 823.6394 
 Saracen. 4 vols, (in 2). Cottin, Mme. S. 
 
 (R.) * 823.2364-5 
 
 Saracinesca. Crawford, F. M. 823.4970 
 
 Sarah de Berenger. Ingelow, J. 823.5791 
 
 Same. 3 vols. 823.7385-7 
 
 Sarchedon. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 tn ** 823.4662 
 
 Same. 823 . 7286 
 
 Sartaroe. Maitland, J. A. 823 . 1085 
 
 Satanella. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 ** 823.4668 
 
 Same. 823 . 7287 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Satanstoe. Cooper, J. F. 823.311 
 
 Same. in 823.7461 
 
 Saucy Arethusa. Chamier, Capt. F: 
 
 823.6347 
 
 Saunders, J: Guy Waterman. 2d ed. 3 
 
 vols. 823.5153, 3''-3=' 
 
 A noble wife. in 823 . 5073 
 
 Robbing Peter to pay Paul. 823 .4816 
 
 Saunders, K.. See Cooper, Mrs. K.. (S.) 
 Savage, Marmion W. The bachelor of the 
 
 Albany. ** 823.4674 
 
 Same. 823.4832; ?« 823.4988 
 
 The Falcon family; or, young Ireland. 
 
 * 823.6144 
 
 My uncle, the curate. 823.5916 
 
 Saved by the life-boat. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 in 808.1269 
 Same. in 808 . 1 282 
 
 Saved from the sea. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.349 
 
 Saxe Holm's stories. 2 vols. Jackson, Mrs. 
 
 H.. M. (F.) 823.891-2 
 
 Saxon, Mrs. E. Lydell, ed. [E. L. 5.] Belt 
 
 and spur: stories of the knights of the 
 
 middle ages from the old chroniclers. 
 
 808.1610 
 
 The city in the sea: stories of the deeds 
 
 of the old Venetians from the chronicles. 
 
 823.7173 
 Say and seal. 2 vols, (in i). Warner, S., 
 
 fl«rf Warner, A.. B. 823.1682 
 
 Scalp hunters. The. Reid, T: M. 808.437 
 Scandinavia. See also Denmark, Iceland, 
 
 Norway, Sweden. 
 
 Boyesen, H. H. Modern vikings: sto- 
 ries of life and sport in the Norseland. 
 
 808.1464 
 
 Buchanan, R. Scandinavian ballad 
 
 stories. 898.4 
 
 Corbett, J. The fall of Asgard. 
 
 823.5648 
 
 Dasent, Sir G: W. Popular tales from 
 
 the Norse. With an introductory essay on 
 the origin and diffusion of popular tales. 
 
 808.1801 
 
 Keary, A., and E. Heroes of Asgard: 
 
 tales from Scandinavian mythology. 293 . 8 
 
 Thorpe, B:, ed. Yule-tide stories: a col- 
 lection of Scandinavian . . . popular tales 
 and traditions. 823.4231 
 
 Note. — See Mallet, P. H. Northern antiquities. 
 1878. 293.5. — Ott"6, Miss E. C. Scandinavian his- 
 tory. 1874. 948.16. — Thorpe, B. Northern my- 
 thology. 3 vols. 1851. 293.32-4.— "Wheaton, H. 
 History of the Northmen. 1831. 948.3. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 203. No. 4, if 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 169. No. 5, iS 
 
 See also Poole's Index to (1882). p. 
 So.i;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, iS" 
 50. 1 ^ 
 
 For late descriptive accounts, see Brown, J. 
 Land of Thor. 1870. 914.141.— Du Chaillu, P. B. 
 Land of the midnight sun. 2 vols. 914.284-5.— 
 Kimball, E. C. Midnight sunbeams; or, bits of 
 travel through the land of the Norseman. (1888.) 
 914.445. 
 
 Scapegrace Dick. Peard, F.. M.. 808.1513 
 Scarlet letter. Hawthorne, N. 823 . 733 
 
 Same. 823 . 7509 
 
 Scenes and legends of the north of Scotland. 
 
 Miller, H. 823.1157 
 
 , p. 260. 
 
 .P-3I3- . 
 1. 155, »« ' 
 p. 387, in ' 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 225 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Gn^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 Scenes in our parish. Holmes, Mrs. E.. (E.) 
 
 ** 823.6745 
 Scenes of clerical life. Cross, Mrs. M.. A. 
 
 (E.) 823.1004 
 
 Scenes with the hunter and the trapper in 
 
 many lauds. Adams, W: H: D. 808.129 
 Schayer, Julia. The story of two lives. 32 
 
 pp. (/« Stories by Amer. authors, v. 10.) 
 
 p. 154, ?« 823.4711 
 
 Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von. 
 
 ( 1 759-1 805.) Popular tales. (Roscoe, T: 
 
 ne German novelists, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 106, in ** 823.6828 
 Note.— Vox bibliography, see Collections toward 
 
 a bibliography. (Lit. world, Ju\y 12, i?&n.. XV.) pp. 
 
 228-30, in ** 805.663. 
 
 For his life and writings, see Bryant, W: C. 
 
 Orations and addresses. 1878. p. 293, in 825.12. 
 
 — Carlyle, T: I,ife of Friedrich Schiller, com- 
 prehending an examination of his works. 1885. 
 
 928.671. — De Quincey, T. Schiller. 33 pp. (In his 
 
 Biog. essays.) p. 263, in 824.122. — Everett, A. H. 
 
 (In his Crit. . . .essays.) 1845. 824.197.— Hale, F:E. 
 
 Lights of two centuries. 1887. p. 435, in * 920.314. 
 
 — Liytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- Life of Schiller. 88 
 
 pp. (In his Miscel. prose works.) p. 336, in 824.9. — 
 
 iUiiller, F. M. Life of Schiller. 25 pp. (In his 
 
 Chips from a German workshop, v. 3.) p. 74, in 
 
 824.296.— Sime, J. Article " Schiller" z« Encyclop. 
 
 Brit., V. 21. ** 32.291;— (Memoir of) Schiller. 928. 
 
 450. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,156, tn ** 
 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 387, z« ** 
 
 50.1''. 
 Schmieden, Mrs. Else (Juncker). Margar- 
 
 ethe; or, life-problems. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. 
 
 Wister. 823.6808 
 
 Schobert, H. Picked up in the streets. Tr. 
 
 by Mrs. A. L. Wister. 823.5271 
 
 School days at Kingscourt. Adams, H: C. 
 
 808.1567 
 School days at Rugby. Hughes, T: 823.835 
 Schoolboy days. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.1543 
 Schoolboy honour. Adams, H: C. 808.1608 
 Schoolcraft, Mrs. H: R. See Schoolcraft, 
 
 Mrs. M.. (H.) 
 Schoolcraft, Mrs. M.. (Howard). The black 
 
 gauntlet: a tale of plantation life in South 
 
 Carolina. 
 Schoolmaster's trial. Perry, A. 
 Schreiner, Olive. [Ralph Iron.'] 
 
 Dreams. 
 
 Same. Also, Ballads by R. 
 
 son. — The millionaire's secret, 
 cle from America. 
 
 Schubin, Ossip, pseud. See Kirschner, L. 
 Schwartz, Mrs. Marie Sophie (Birath). 
 
 Birth and education. 823.5808 
 
 Gerda; or, the children of work. 
 
 823.1944 
 
 Gold and name. 
 
 Guilt and innocence. 
 
 The right one. 
 
 The son of the organ-grinder. 
 
 Two family mothers. 
 
 The wife of a vain man. 
 
 Schwatka, F: The children of the cold. 
 
 808.1673 
 Science. See also Natural history. — Natural 
 philosophy. 
 
 Bellamy, E: Dr. Heidenhoff process 
 
 ( Electricity) . 823 . 736 1 
 
 823.7414 
 823.4023 
 
 823.7518 
 
 L: Steven- 
 
 And, Un- 
 
 823.7519 
 
 823.6047 
 823 . 6046 
 823 . 6048 
 
 823-1933 
 823.6114 
 823.6091 
 
 Eng-Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 Science. Contin. 
 
 Buckley, A. B. The fairy-land of sci- 
 ence. 1879. 504.20 
 
 Daubeny, C. G. B. Fugitive poems con- 
 nected with . . . physical science. 
 
 821.793 
 
 Farmer, L. H. Story book of science. 
 
 808.1712 
 
 Hooker, W. The child's book of na- 
 ture. Pt. 3. 533.5 
 
 Illustrated science for boys and girls. 
 
 (Anon.) 808.1022 
 
 M'Pherson, J. G. Tales of science: be- 
 ing popular scientific papers. 1889. 
 
 504.78 
 
 Richards, W: C. Science in song; or, 
 
 nature in numbers. 821 . 132 1 
 
 Stables, G.; Hicks, C. S., and others. 
 
 The boy's own book of indoor games and 
 recreations. 808 . 1906 
 
 Wright, H. C. Children's stories of the 
 
 great scientists. 808.1644 
 
 See also Novels by Ballantyne, Verne, and others. 
 
 Note. — See Allen, G. Common sense science. 
 1886. 504.73.— Helmholtz, H. L. F. Popular lectures 
 on scientific subjects. 2 vols. 504.2;— .Saw^. 2d ser. 
 D4.23.— Herschel, J: F. W. Familiar lectures on 
 scientific subjects. 1877. 500.40. — Huxley, T: H: 
 Advance of science in the last half-century. 188S. 
 500.266. — M'Pherson, J. G. Tales of science (pop- 
 ular). 1889. 504.78.— Moulton, C. W., «rf. Queries 
 with answers in. . .science, etc. 1888. 374.18. — 
 Proctor, R: A. Light science for leisure hours. 
 1871. 504.6; — Pleasant way in science. 1878. 504.^; 
 — Rough ways made smooth. 1880. 520.13: — Sci- 
 ence by-ways. 504. 5. — Reason -why: condensed 
 scientific knowledge for the million. 500.38. — 
 Koutledgre, R. Popular history of science. 1881. 
 509.27. — Sloane, T. O'C. Home experiments in 
 science for old and young. 1888. 530.107. — Timbs, 
 J: Curiosities of science. 500.86; — Stories of in- 
 ventors and discoverers in science, etc. D3.118. — 
 Tyndall, J: Fragments of science. 1877. 504.9. — 
 Wells, D. A. Things not generally known; hand- 
 book of facts. 1875. 300.7.— White, A. D. The 
 warfare of science. 1877. 504.15.— Williams, W. 
 M. Science in short chapters. 1882. 504.59. 
 
 For bibliography, j«.Scudder, S. H. Catalogue 
 of scientific serials of all countries, including the 
 transactions of learned societies in the natural, 
 physical, and mathematical sciences, 1633-1876. 
 1879. **i6.226. — Smithsonian Institution. Cata- 
 logue of scientific and technical periodicals (1665- 
 1882), together with chronological tables and a 
 library check-list. By H. C. Bolton. 1885. ** 500. 
 169. 
 
 For periodical literature, see Catalogue of this 
 Library. No. 5, 1888. pp. SH-iS- 
 
 See also Catalog^ues of this Librarv. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 204. No. 4, 1884, pp. 260-1. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 170. No. 5, 1888, pp. 314-15. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,160-63, "* 
 ** 50.1;— 5a»»*. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 389-90, 
 in **50.i». 
 
 Science for the young. 4 vols. See Abbott, 
 
 J. 
 Scientific amusements for young people. 
 
 Pepper, J: H: 808.69 
 
 Scotland. 
 
 Abbott, J. Rollo in Scotland. 808.923 
 
 Adams, W: T. Shamrock and thistle; 
 
 or, Young America in Ireland and Scotland. 
 
 808.492 
 
 Book of Scottish story: historical, hu- 
 morous, legendary and imaginative. Se- 
 lected from the works of standard Scottish 
 authors. 823 . 1835 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 226 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Gng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Scotland. Contin. 
 
 Cunningham, A. Traditional tales of 
 
 the English and Scottish peasantry. 2 vols. 
 
 * 291.52-3 
 
 Historical and traditional tales, south of 
 
 Scotland. 1843. 941-87 
 
 3D CENTURY A. D. Macpherson, J. Poems 
 of Ossian. 2 vols. * 898.1-2 
 
 iiTH CENTURY A. D. Shakespeare, W: 
 Macbeth (traditional); trag. ** 822.669 
 
 Note. — For other editions, see under Shake- 
 speare in Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 207. No. 4, 1884, p. 265. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, 1888, pp. 317-318. 
 
 Wallace {executed 1305). 
 
 Baillie, J. William Wallace; poem. 
 
 p. 710, tn 822.897 
 
 Henty, G: A. In freedom's cause: a 
 
 story of Wallace and Bruce. 808.1478 
 
 Porter, J.. The Scottish chiefs. 823.1271 
 
 Bruce {crowned 1306, d. 1329). 
 
 Aguilar, G. Days of Bruce: a story 
 
 from vScottish history. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.5398 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5-6 
 
 Barbour, J. Bruce; poem. {Early Eng. 
 
 Text Sac. Extra Nos. 11, 21, 29, 55.) 
 
 ** 806. 2"" ^'" **• ** 
 
 Henty, G: A. In freedom's cause: a 
 
 story of Wallace and Bruce. 808. 1478 
 
 Porter, J.. Bannockburn: sequel to the 
 
 Scottish chiefs. 2 vols. 823 . 6743-4 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Castle Dangerous. 
 
 823.1410 
 
 Same. in 823.5329; in 823.6034 
 
 14TH CENTURY A. D. 
 
 Battle of Otterbourne; Chevy-Chase; bal- 
 lads. (Child, F. J., <?^. Eng. and Scottish 
 ballads, v. 4.) 821.92 
 
 I5TH CENTURY A. D. 
 
 Grant, J. Captain of the guard. 823 . 621 
 
 Sir Andrew Wood of Largo. 
 
 p. 187, in 823.623 
 The Yellow Frigate. 823.658 
 
 Helme, Mrs. E.. St. Clair of the isles; 
 
 or, the outlaws of Barra: a Scottish tradi- 
 tion. 823.6437 
 
 Holt, E. S.. Margery's son; or, "until 
 
 he find it:" a tale of the court of Scotland. 
 
 823.809 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Fair maid of Perth. 2 
 
 vols, (in i). (Time of Robert III.) 
 
 823.1397 
 
 Same. 823.5155; ** 823.6033 
 
 Halidon Hill ; dramatic sketch. 
 
 {Works, V. 9.) 821.360 
 
 Yonge, C. M.. Thecaged lion. (James 
 
 I. imprisoned in England.) 823.1761 
 
 i6th century a. D. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Crichton. 823.16 
 
 Baillie, J. The family legend; trag. 
 
 p. 462, in 822.128 
 
 Grant, J. Jane Seton; or, the king's 
 
 advocate. (Witchcraft, 1537.) 823.632 
 
 Mary of Lorraine. (Lowlands, 1547.) 
 
 823.638 
 
 Hogg, J. The Laidlaws and the Scotts: 
 
 a border tradition. (Picken, A., ed. The 
 club-book, V. 2.) in 823.702 
 
 £ngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Scotland. Contin. 
 i6th century a. D. Contin. 
 
 Maclaren, Miss. Thrust out: an old 
 
 legend. 823.1185 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Auchindrane; drama. 
 
 {Works, V. 9.) p. 117, in 821.360 
 
 The lady of the lake; poem. (About 
 
 A. D. 1540.) 821.357 
 
 Sam,e; drama. x« 822.693 
 
 The lay of the last minstrel; poejn. 
 
 (A. D. 1550.) in 821.356 
 
 The monastery. (A. D. 1559-1568.) 
 
 823.1403 
 
 Same. in ** 823.6027 
 
 Flodden field, 15 13. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Crichton. 823.16 
 
 Aytoun, W: E. Edinburgh after Flod- 
 den. {In his Lays of the Scottish cava- 
 liers.) p. 12, in 821.15 
 
 Green, R. James the Fourth; trag. 
 
 p. 183, in 822.120 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Marmion; poem. ( Works, 
 
 V. 2.) 821.356 
 
 Gowrie conspiracy, 1600. James, G: P. R. 
 Gowrie; or, the king's plot. 823.861 
 
 Reformation. 
 
 Alcock, D. The dark year of Dundee. 
 
 823.7532 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Magdalen 
 
 Hepburn: a story of the Scottish reforma- 
 tion. /« 823.5084 
 See note under Reformation, p. 212. 
 
 Mary, Queen of Scots {beheaded 1587). 
 
 Alfieri, V. Mary Stuart; drama. 
 
 p. 531, in 852.1 
 
 Aytoun, W: E. Bothwell; poem: with 
 
 historical notes. 821 . 1382 
 
 Banks, J: The Albion queens (Eliza- 
 beth and Mary). 822.22 
 
 Grant, J. Bothwell; or, the days of 
 
 Mary, Queen of Scots. 823.620 
 
 Mary, of Lorraine. (Mary as a 
 
 child.) 823.638 
 
 Melville, G: J: Whyte- The queens Ma- 
 ries: a romance of Holyrood. ** 823.4663 
 
 Same. 823.7283 
 
 Motherwell, W: Cruxtoun castle; poem. 
 
 p. 219, in 821.518 
 
 Mary, 
 
 Mary, 
 
 — Murray, W. 
 drama. 
 
 — St. John, J: 
 trag. 
 
 — Schiller, J. C. 
 trag. 
 
 — Scott, Sir W. 
 to The monastery. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. 
 
 The monastery 
 
 from Lochleven.) 
 
 — Swinburne, A. C. 
 Scots; tra^. 
 
 (Trilogy.) viz.: 
 
 I. Chastelard; trag. 
 II. Bothwell; trag. 
 III. Fotheringay. 
 
 Queen of Scots; 
 
 822.664 
 
 Queen of Scots; 
 
 822 . 103 
 
 ?. von. Mary Stuart; 
 
 p. 205, in 832.36 
 
 The abbot . . . sequel 
 
 823.1391 
 
 823.4803; tn 823.5159 
 
 in** 823.6027 
 
 (Mary's escape 
 
 823-5159 
 
 Mary, 
 
 Queen of 
 822.658 
 
 822.495 
 
 822.793 
 
 822.1128 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 227 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Scotland. Contin. 
 
 17TH CENTURY A. D. 
 
 Aytoun, W: E. Lays of the Scottish 
 
 cavaliers. 821.15 
 
 Grant, J. The Scottish cavalier; or, the 
 
 First Royal Scots. 823.651 
 
 Mackay, C. Jacobite songs and ballads 
 
 of Scotland from 1688 to 1746. 821 . 254 
 
 Pollok, R. Tales of the covenanters. 
 
 (viz.: Helen of Glen. — The persecuted 
 family. — Ralph Gemmell.) 823.1270 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Legend of Montrose. 
 
 in 823.1395 
 
 Same. in 823.5326; in 823.5337 
 
 Same, in 823.5797; in** 823.6026 
 
 Same. in ** 823.6724 
 
 Old Mortality. 823.1404 
 
 Same. in 823.5157; in 823.5161 
 
 Same. ** 823.6024 
 
 Rokeby; poem. (1644.) {Works, 
 
 V. 4-) 821.357 
 
 Talfourd, T. N. Glencoe; trag. (1689.) 
 
 p. 162, in 822.522 
 i8th century a. D. 
 1700. Scott, 5«>W. The pirate. 823.1406 
 
 Same. in 823.5156; in 823.5158 
 
 Sam,e. ** 823.6028 
 
 1708. — The black dwarf. 823.5797 
 
 Same. ( With his St. Ronan's well.) 
 
 in 823.5326 
 1 71 1. — The bride of Lammermoor. 
 
 823 . 1396 
 
 Same. 823.4437; in 823.5326 
 
 Same. in 823.5337; in 823.5797 
 
 Same. ** 823.6026; ** 823.6724 
 
 Same. Dramatised by J: W: Cal- 
 
 craft. 822.688 
 
 Old Pretender's rebellion. 
 
 Grant, J. Adventures of Rob Roy. 
 
 823.647 
 1715-16. Scott, 5zVW. Rob Roy. 823.1408 
 Same. 823.5161; in ** 823.6025 
 
 Wordsworth, W: Rob Roy's grave; 
 
 poem. p. 460, in 821.737 
 
 Porteous riots. 
 
 1736-51. Scott, 5iVW. Heart of Mid-Lothian. 
 
 823.1400 
 
 Same. in ** 823.6025 
 
 Young Pretender's rebellion. 
 
 Grant, J. White cockade. 823 . 657 
 
 Henty, G: A. Bonnie Prince Charlie: a 
 
 tale of Fontenoy and Culloden. 808. 1443 
 
 1745. Scott, 5iV W. Waverley. 823.1413 
 
 Same. in ** 823.6023 
 
 1755. — The Highland widow. 96 pp. 
 
 p. 273, in 823.1394 
 
 Same. in 823.5328 
 
 1760-82. — Guy Manuering; or, the astrol- 
 oger. 823.1399 
 Same. 823.5327; iti ** 823.6023 
 
 1765. — The two drovers. 
 
 p. 183, ?■« 823.1412 
 Same. ** 823.6032 
 
 1766. — Redgauntlet: a tale of the i8th cen- 
 tury. 823.1407 
 
 Same. 823.5156; z« 823.5327 
 
 Same. ** 823.6031 
 
 Engrlisb Fiction. Contin. 
 Scotland. Contin. 
 i8th century a. D. Contin. 
 1798. — The antiquary. 823.1393 
 Same. in ** 823.6024 
 
 Sullivan, Mrs. A. (B.) Winifred, coun- 
 tess of Nithsdale. v. i : (of ) Tales of the 
 peerage and of the peasantry. 
 
 ** 823.6761 
 Scottish character. 
 
 Barrie, J. M. When a man's single. (A 
 
 tale of literary life. ) 823 . 6371 
 
 Ferrier, S. E. Destiny; or, the chief's 
 
 daughter. 
 
 The inheritancy. 
 
 Marriage. 
 
 — Gait, J: Annals of the parish. 
 
 823.2051 
 823 . 2052 
 823.1991 
 
 823.4191 
 
 Ayrshire legatees. 
 
 p. 167, in 823.4191 
 
 The entail. 823.4193 
 
 The provost. 823.4192 
 
 Sir Andrew Wylie of that ilk. 
 
 823.4194 
 The steam-boat. in 823 .4192 
 
 Leys, J: K. The Lindsays: a romance 
 
 of Scottish life. 3 vols. 823.7214-16 
 
 MacDonald, G: David Elginbrod. 
 
 823 . 1062 
 
 Malcolm. 823.5962 
 
 Same. 823.5981 
 
 Mason, T: Adam Dickson. 823.7187 
 
 Miller, H. Scenes and legends of the 
 
 north of Scotland; or, the traditional his- 
 tory of Cromarty. 823 .1157 
 
 A true story of a Scotch merchant 
 
 (W: Forsyth) of the i8th century. 
 
 p. 293, in 823.1158 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Adam 
 
 Graeme of Mossgray. z« 823.5089 
 
 Harry Muir: a story of Scottish life. 
 
 in 823.5108 
 
 Magdalen Hepburn. 823.5084 
 
 Passages in the life of Mrs. Margaret 
 
 Maitland of Sunnyside. 823.4821 
 
 Reade, C: Christie Johnstone. 823.5420 
 
 Taylor, E.. Blindpits: a story of Scot- 
 tish life. 823.4107 
 
 Walford, Mrs. L- B. (C.) Dick Nether- 
 
 by. 823.4320 
 
 Wilson, J: Lights and shadows of Scot- 
 tish life. 823 . 7067 
 
 Wilson, J: M. Tales of the borders. 24 
 
 vols, (in 12.) 823.1711-22 
 
 See also novels by A. Ctinningham.— .Sir T. D. 
 Lauder. 
 
 In the islands. 
 
 Barr, Mrs. A. E. (H.) Jan Vedder's 
 
 wife. 823.5703 
 
 Paul and Christina. 823 . 5226 
 
 Black, W: Princess of Thule. 823.87 
 
 Gordonhaven: scenes and sketches of 
 
 fisher life in the north. By an old fisher- 
 man. 823.7202 
 
 Martineau, H. Ella of Garveloch. 
 
 in 823.6707 
 
 Maxwell, W: H. Sports ... in the 
 
 Highlands and islands of Scotland. 
 
 823.1130 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 228 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Scotland. Contin. 
 Scottish character. Contin. 
 Highland life, 
 
 Ban-, Mrs. A. E. (H.) Last of the 
 
 Macallisters. 823.5513 
 
 Black, W: In far Lochaber. 823 . 6550 
 
 Butler, Lady R. Jessie Cameron: a 
 
 Highland story. 823 . 7319 
 
 Grogan, Mrs. M. The Roua pass; or, 
 
 Englishmen in the Highlands. 3 vols. 
 
 823 . 7308-10 
 
 Maxwell, W: H. Sports ... in the 
 
 Highlands. . . of Scotland. 823.1130 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Kirsteen: 
 
 the story of a Scotch family seventy years 
 ago. 823 . 6464 
 
 Picken, A. The deer-stalkers of Glens- 
 
 kiach. in 823.702 
 
 Verne, J. The green ray. 823.7420 
 
 Lowland and shepherds' life . Hogg, J. Tales 
 
 5 vols. 
 
 and sketches 
 Middle classes. 
 
 Craik, Mrs. D. M 
 
 family. 
 
 A noble life. 
 
 Robertson, M. M. 
 
 not. 
 
 Smith, J 
 
 823.774-8 
 
 (M.) 
 
 Military life. 
 Grant, J. 
 
 Head of the 
 
 823.329 
 
 823.4285 
 
 By a way she knew 
 
 823 . 7087 
 
 The Dalbroom folks. 2 vols. 
 
 823.6397-8 
 
 The 
 
 Black Watch." 
 
 823.619 
 
 — The constable of France (and other 
 
 stories). 823 . 623 
 
 The Scots Fusilier Guards, (Their 
 
 origin and services.) p. 261, in 823.623 
 
 — Second to none. 823.652 
 
 Sporting life. Melville, G: J: Whyte- Scot- 
 land and the moors. 40 pp. 
 
 p. 323, in 823.7289 
 Village life. Fife, M. B. In Glenoran. 
 
 823.7191 
 Religious movements. 
 
 MacDonald, G: Robert Falconer. 
 
 823 . 1067 
 
 Macleod, N. The starling. 
 
 in 823.4999 
 
 The minis- 
 
 823.1209 
 
 in 823.6208 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 ter's wife. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Second sight. 
 
 MacDonald, G: The portent. 823 . 1066 
 
 Same. in 823.4995; ?'« 823.7010 
 
 Superstition. Linton, E. L., ed. Witch stories 
 
 (of England and Scotland). 133-8 
 
 Temperance. 
 
 Balfour, Mrs. C. L- The Burnish fam- 
 ily. 823 . 731 I 
 
 Edwards, B. Rachel Noble's experi- 
 ence. 823 . 7073 
 
 University life. Sime, W: Haco the dream- 
 er, in 823.5108 
 
 In poems, songs and bai^IvAds. 
 
 Aitkin, M.. C, camp. Scottish song. 
 
 821.1220 
 
 Aytoun, W: E. Lays of the Scottish 
 
 cavaliers. 821.15 
 
 £ng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Scotland. Contin. 
 In poems, songs and bai,i,ads. Contin. 
 
 Burns, R. Works. 821.54 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 3 vols. 821. 212-14 
 
 Murray, J. C. Ballads and songs of 
 
 Scotland. 
 
 Ramsay, A. 
 
 Ever green. 
 
 821.294 
 2 vols. 
 * 821.465-6 
 821.437-9 
 
 Poems. 3 vols. 
 
 The tea-table miscellany. (Scotch 
 
 and English songs.) 2 vols. * 821.467-8 
 
 Roberts, J: S. Legendary ballads of 
 
 England and Scotland. 821 .340 
 
 Scott, Sir W., ed. Minstrelsy of the 
 
 Scottish border. 2 vols. 821.843-4 
 
 Whitelaw, A. The book of Scottish 
 
 ballads. 821.749 
 
 Wilson, J. G. Poets and poetry of 
 
 Scotland. 2 vols. 821.439-40 
 
 Note. — See Blackie, J: S. Language and litera- 
 ture of the Scottish Highlands. 1876. 829.698. — 
 Burton, J: H. The history of Scotland; from Ag- 
 ricola's invasion to the extinction of the last Jacob- 
 ite insurrection. 8 vols, and index. (9 vols.) (1873.) 
 941.121-9.— Carlyle, T: War with Scotland, 1650-51. 
 (IVorks, V. 2.) p. 81, in 923.1843. — Freeman, E: A: 
 History of the Norman conquest in England. 6 
 vols. (v. 6, index.) 942.107-11A. — Hume, D. His- 
 tory of England (to 1688). 6 vols. 1872. 942.65-70. 
 — Macaulay, T- B. History of England. 5 vols. 
 942.97-101. — Mackenzie, J. History of Scotland. 
 (Earliest times to A. D. 1707.) 1888. 941.132. — 
 Mackintosh, J. The story of Scotland, from the 
 earliest times to the present century. Map. 1890. 
 941.136. — Robertson, W: History of Scotland (to 
 1603). 3 vols. 1812. 942.155-7. — Scott, Sir W. 
 Tales of a grandfather. 6vols. 1865. 942.158-63. — 
 Smyth, W. Union of England and Scotland. {In 
 his Modern history, v. 2, Lecture XXV.) p. 175, in 
 901.10.— Strickland, A. Lives of the queens of 
 Scotland, and English princesses connected with 
 the regal succession of Great Britain. 8 vols. 920. 
 
 342-9- 
 
 See also Brown, T. Craig- History of Selkirk- 
 shire; or, chronicles of Ettrick Forest. (Border 
 war.) 2 vols. 1886. ** 942.1286-7.— Buckle, H: T: 
 History of civilization in England. 2 vols. 1878. 
 313.35-6. — Burnet, G. History of his own time. 
 942.250. 
 
 For church history, see Cunningham, Rev. J: 
 Church history of Scotland. 2 vols. 1859. (Pres- 
 byterian.) 274.85-6.— Spottiswood, J: History of 
 the church of Scotland. 3 vols, (in 2). 1851. (Epis- 
 copalian.) 274.87-9. 
 
 For the Reformation period, see Fisher, G. P. 
 The Reformation. 1873. (Bibliography, pp. 567- 
 591.) 274.28. 
 
 See also note under Reformation, p. 212. 
 
 For manners and customs, see Liogan, J. Man- 
 ners, customs and antiquities of Scotland. 1855. 
 942 . 195. — Ramsay, E. B. Scottish life and charac- 
 ter. 1861. 914.45. — Ramsay, J: Scotland and 
 Scotsmen in the eighteenth century. 2 vols. 1888. 
 941.130-1. — Stewart, Col. D. Sketches of the High- 
 landers. 2 vols. 1822. 941.84-5. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 204. No. 4, 1884, p. 261. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 170. No. 5, 1888, p. 315. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885: 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350 5496' ■*■ 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,165-8, in 
 ** 50.1: — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887, p. 391, in 
 ** 50.1*. 
 
 Scotland and the moors. 40 pp. Melville, 
 G: J: Whyte- p. 323, in 823.7289 
 
 Scots Brigade, The. Grant, J. 823.4795 
 
 Scotsman's tale, The. 48 pp. Lee, H. 
 
 p. 300, in 823.1778 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 229 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ngrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Scott, Lady C. Harriet J.. (Lockhart) Hope- 
 
 The pride of life. 823 . 1388 
 
 Scott, Michael. The cruise of the Midge. 
 
 (Anon.) 823.1389 
 
 Tom Cringle's log. 823.1390 
 
 Scott, 5ir Walter. (1771-1832.) 
 
 The abbot: sequel to the monastery. 
 
 823.1391 
 
 Same. in 823.4803; in 823.5159 
 
 Anne of Geierstein. 823.1392 
 
 The antiquary. 823.1393 
 
 The betrothed: a tale of the crusaders. 
 
 823.7471 
 
 Same. [With his The bride of Lam 
 
 mermoor.) 
 
 Same. 
 Paris.) 
 
 — Same. 2 vols, (in 
 icles of the Canongate. 
 land widow. 96 pp.) 
 
 — The black dwarf, 
 nan's well.) 
 
 — Same. 
 
 — Same. 
 moor. 
 
 — Same. 
 
 — Same. 
 
 — Same. 
 
 in 823.4803 
 
 Same. ( With his Count Robert of 
 
 in 823.5328 
 
 I), {Also) Chron- 
 
 {viz.: The High- 
 
 823.1394 
 
 {With his St. Ro- 
 
 in 823.5326 
 
 {Also) Legend of Montrose. 
 
 823.1395 
 {Also) The bride of Lammer- 
 823.5797 
 {Also) Old Mortality. 823 . 7472 
 in ** 823 . 6024 
 {Also) Quentin Durward. (With 
 notes and glossary.) 823.5157 
 
 The bride of Lammermoor. 823 . 1396 
 
 Same. 823.4437; z« 823.5326 
 
 Same. in 823.5797 
 
 Same. {Also) The abbot (sequel to The 
 
 monastery). — The betrothed. — The High- 
 land widow. — {And) Peveril of the Peak. 
 
 823.4803 
 
 Same. {And) Legend of Montrose. 
 
 ** 823.6724 
 
 Castle Dangerous. ( With his Peveril of 
 
 the Peak.) i« 823.5329 
 
 Same. { With his The surgeon's daugh- 
 ter.) in 823.1410 
 
 Chronicles of the Canongate. 823.4826 
 
 (viz.:) Two drovers. — My aunt Margaret's mirror. 
 
 — Tapestried chamber; or, the lady in the sacque. — 
 Death of the laird's Jock. 
 
 Same. z« 823.1412; ?« 823.5160 
 
 Same. 823.7473 
 
 Count Robert of Paris. 823.1781 
 
 Same. {Also) The betrothed: a tale of 
 
 the Crusades, and The Highland widow. 
 (All with notes. ) 823 . 5328 
 
 The fair maid of Perth. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.1397 
 Same. in 823.5155 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel. 823.1398 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823 . 7474-5 
 
 Same (with notes). {Also) The pirate 
 
 (with notes). 823.5158 
 
 Guy Mannering; or, the astrologer. 
 
 823.1399 
 
 Same. (With notes and fragment of 
 
 Thomas the rhymer, and The lord of En- 
 nerdale. {Also) Redgauntlet (with notes). 
 
 823.5327 
 
 Heart of Mid-Lothian. 823.1400 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 Scott, Sir Walter. (1771-1832.) Contin. 
 
 The Highland widow. {With Aw The 
 
 betrothed.) in 823.1394 
 
 Same. {With his The bride of Lam- 
 mermoor.) in 823.4803 
 
 Same. { With his Count Robert of 
 
 Paris. ) in 823 . 5328 
 
 Ivanhoe. 823.1401 
 
 Same (with notes). {Also) The talis- 
 man: a tale of the crusaders (with notes). 
 {And) Chronicles of the Canongate (with 
 notes). 823.5160 
 
 The keepsake stories. ( With his Chron- 
 icles of the Canongate.) in 823.7473 
 For contents, see under Chronicles of the Canongate. 
 
 Kenilworth. 2 vols, (in 1). 823.1402 
 
 Same (with notes). {Also) Fair maid 
 
 of Perth; or, Saint Valentine's day (with 
 notes). 823.5155 
 
 Legend of Montrose. ( With his The 
 
 black dwarf.) in 823. 1395 
 
 Same. in 823.5326; z«** 823. 6724 
 
 Same. in 823.5797 
 
 The monastery. 823.1403 
 
 Same (with notes). {Also) The abbot 
 
 (with notes). 823.5159 
 
 Old Mortality. 823.1404 
 
 Same. ?'« 823.5157; in 823.5161 
 
 Same. in 823.7472 
 
 Peveril of the Peak. 823 . 1405 
 
 Sam,e. in 823 . 4803 
 
 Sam,e. {Also) The surgeon's daugh- 
 ter. — {And) Castle Dangerous, and glossary. 
 (All with notes.) 823.5329 
 
 The pirate. 823.1406 
 
 Same. in 823.5156; ?« 823.5158 
 
 Quentin Durward. 823 . 1409 
 
 Same. ?« 823.5157 
 
 Redgauntlet. 823.1407 
 
 Same. in 823.5327 
 
 Same (with notes, glossary, and index). 
 
 {Also) The pirate (with notes, etc.) 
 
 823.5156 
 
 Rob Roy. 823.1408 
 
 Same, (^/^o) Old Mortality. 823.5161 
 
 St. Ronan's well. 823.1411 
 
 Same. {Also) The black dwarf. — A 
 
 legend of Montrose. — {And) The bride of 
 Lammermoor. (All with notes.) 823.5326 
 
 The surgeon's daughter. ( With his 
 
 Peveril of the Peak.) ?« 823.5329 
 
 Same. {Also) Castle Dangerous, and 
 
 glossary. 823 . 1410 
 
 Tales of my landlord. 3d sen: The 
 
 bride of Lammermoor; — A legend of Mon- 
 trose. 2 vols, (in I ). 823.5337 
 
 The talisman: a tale of the crusaders. 
 
 823.7476 
 
 Sam,e. { With his Ivanhoe.) 
 
 in 823.5160 
 
 Same. {Also) Chronicles of the Canon- 
 gate. 823.1412 
 
 Waverley. 823.1413 
 
 Waverly novels. Abbotsford ed. 12 
 
 vols. ** 823.6023-34 
 
 Contents: — 
 
 V. 1: Waverley. — Guy Mannering. 
 V. 2: The antiquary.— The black dwarf. — Old 
 Mortality. . 
 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 230 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Scott, 5?y Walter. (1771-1832.) Contin. 
 
 Waverlej^ novels. Abbotsford ed. 12 
 
 vols. Contin. 
 Contents. Contin. 
 
 V. 3: Rob Roy.— The heart of Mid-Lothian. 
 V. 4: The bnde of I^mmermoor. — A legend of 
 Montrose. — Ivanhoe. 
 
 V. 5: The monastery.— The abbot. 
 V. 6: Kenilworth. — The pirate. 
 V. 7: The fortunes of Nigel.— Peveril of the Peak. 
 V. 8: Quentin Durward.— St. Ronan's well. 
 V. 9: Redgauntlet.— The betrothed.— The talis- 
 man. 
 
 V. 10: Woodstock. — Chronicles of the Canongate. 
 {viz.:) The Highland widow.— The two drovers. — 
 The surgeon's daughter. 
 
 V. II: The fair maid of Perth. — Anne of Geier- 
 stein. 
 
 V. 12: Count Robert of Paris. — Castle Dangerous. 
 —My aunt Margaret's mirror. — The tapestried 
 chamber.— Death of the laird's Jock. 
 
 Woodstock. 823.1414 
 
 Same. 823.7477 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Bagehot, 
 
 W. The Waverley novels. 42 pp. {IVorks, v. 2.) 
 p. 197, in 814.23.— Carlyle, T: Sir W. Scott. (In 
 his Crit. and misc. essays, v. 3.) pp. 167-223, in 824. 
 401.— Drajse, S: A. Our great benefactors. 1884. 
 p. 74, in * 920.312.— Hale, E: T3,. Lights of two cen- 
 turies. 1887. p. 205, in * 920.314.— Harris, A. B. 
 Little biographies. {1887.) p. 7, z'w 928.692.— Hodg- 
 kins, L. M. Scott, (/n her A guide to the study of 
 19th cent, authors.) in 820.155.— Hood, T: Ode 
 to the great unknown. 11 pp. (Poetical works, v. 
 2.) p. 193, z« 821.185.— Howitt, W: In hisVLom&s 
 and haunts of the English poets, p. 446, in 914.10. 
 — Hutton, R. H. Scott. 928.284.— Irving, W. Ab- 
 botsford. (In his Crayon miscellany.) p. 241, in 
 829.668.— JeaflTreson, J: C. Walter Scott. 53 pp. 
 
 iln his Novels, etc., v. 2.) p. 31, in 820.187.— Lock- 
 lart, J. G. Life of Sir Walter Scott. 1851. 928. 
 496.— Lodge, E. Sir W. Scott. 11 pp. (In his Por- 
 traits, etc., V. 8.) -p. 263, in * 920 . 192.— Minto, Ptof. W. 
 Article " Scott, Sir W.," in Encyclop. Brit., v. 21. ** 
 32.291.— Mitchell, D. G. A Scotch magician. 32 
 pp. (In his About old story tellers.) p. 166, in 813. 
 33— Prescott, W: H. In his Biographical and crit- 
 ical miscellanies. 1873. p. 176, z'n 829.221.— Sainte- 
 Beuve, C. A. Sir W. Scott. (In his Premiers lundis, 
 vols. landz.) 824.443-4.— Scott, Sir W. The journal 
 of. (1825-1832.) 2 vols. 1890. 928.726-7.— Stephen, 
 L. Some words about Sir W. Scott. 30 pp. (In his 
 Hours in a library.) p. 174, z« 824.86. 
 
 For brief sketches of the historical novels, see 
 Grey, H: Key to the Waverley novels. 1884. ■*■"= 
 823.6776. 
 
 For an index and glossary, j^« Waverley novels. 
 ** 823.6777. 
 
 See also Alllbone's Die. of Eng. lit., v. 2. pp. 
 1,964-1,979. j'w *'* 803.7. 
 
 5^^ a/io Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,168-9, in 
 ** 50.i;—Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 391, in 
 ** 50.1*. 
 
 Blaisdell, A. F. Sir Walter Scott for 
 
 young people: readings from the Waverley 
 novels. Ed. for school and home use. 
 
 808.1667 
 Scottish cavalier, The. Grant, J. 823.651 
 Scottish chiefs. Porter, J.. 823.1271 
 
 Scottish orphans. Blackford, Mrs. — . 
 
 823.6584 
 Scottish soldiers of fortune. Grant, J. 
 
 823.5932 
 Scouring of the White Horse. Hughes, T: 
 
 823.836 
 Scout, The. Simms, W: G. 823 . 1436 
 
 Scribner, J. P. [^« old mountaineer.^ La- 
 conia; or, legends of the White mountains 
 and Merry Meeting bay. 823 . 1782 
 
 Scripture club of Valley Rest. Habberton, 
 J: 823.4091 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Scrope. Perkins, F: B. 823.5953 
 
 Scudder, Horace Elisha. The Bodley grand- 
 childern and their j'oumey in Holland. 
 
 808.1852 
 
 The Bodleys afoot. 808.1850 
 
 The Bodleys on wheels 808.1849 
 
 The Bodleys telling stories. 808. 1848 
 
 Doings of the Bodley family in town 
 
 and country. 808 . 1855 
 
 Dream children. 808.1560 
 
 The English Bodley family. 808. 1853 
 
 Mr. Bodley abroad. 808.1851 
 
 Seven little people and their friends. 
 
 808.1559 
 
 Stories and romances. 823.4005 
 
 The Viking Bodleys: an excursion into 
 
 Norway and Denmark. 808. 1854 
 
 , conip. The children's book: a collection 
 
 of the best and most famous stories and 
 poems in the English language. lUus. 
 
 808.1882 
 
 Sculptor's daughter. 2 pts. (in i). Du 
 Boisgobey, F. in 823 . 5025 
 
 Sea and its wonders, The. Kirby, M^.^and 
 
 Kirby, E. 
 Sea and shore. 
 
 Sea change, A. 
 Sea lions, The. 
 
 Sam,e. 
 Sea queen, A. 
 
 Same. 
 
 808.1875 
 Warfield, Mrs. C. A. (W.) 
 
 823 . 1663 
 Shaw, F. L. in 823.5053 
 Cooper, J. F. 823.312 
 
 823.7466 
 
 823.4507 
 
 Russell, W: C. 
 
 823.4986; 823.5021 
 Sea stories. See also Arctic regions. — Notes 
 under England, United States. — Life-boat. 
 — Mutinies. — Whale fishery. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Lake breezes; or, the 
 
 cruise of the Sylvania. 808 . 503 
 
 Outward bound; or, Young America 
 
 afloat. 808.490 
 
 Up the river; or, yachting on the 
 
 Mississippi . 808 . 963 
 
 Baker, Sir S: B. Cast up by the sea. 
 
 823.2301 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. The battery and the 
 
 boiler; or, adventures in the laying of sub- 
 marine electric cables. 80S. 1262 
 
 Red Eric; or, the whaler's last cruise. 
 
 823.6908 
 Saved by the life-boat. in 823. 1282 
 
 Clarke, yIfr.s.M.. v.. (N.) Cowden- Yarns 
 
 of an old mariner. 823 . 4248 
 
 Cobb, J. F. Martin the skipper. 
 
 808.1627 
 
 Collingwood, H. Pirate island: a story 
 
 of the southern Pacific. 835 . 7036 
 
 Cupples, G: The green hand: adven- 
 tures of a naval lieutenant. 808.345 
 
 Dixon, R. B. Fore and aft: a story of 
 
 actual sea-life. 823 .1512 
 
 Doyle, A. C. The captain of the Pole- 
 star. 823.6410 
 
 Edgar, J: G: Sea-kings and naval he- 
 roes. 808 . 802 
 
 Eggleston, G: C. Wreck of the Red 
 
 Bird: a story of the Carolina coast. 
 
 808 . 1 142 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 231 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Sea stories. Contin. 
 
 Fenn, G: M. In the king's name; or, 
 
 the cruise of the " Kestrel." 808. 1714 
 
 Mother Carey's chicken; her voyage 
 
 to the unknown isle. 808. 1438 
 "Ship ahoy!" 823.5922 
 
 Grant, J. Derval Hampton. 823.5680 
 
 Same. 823.6524 
 
 Jack Manly: his adventures by sea 
 
 and land. 823.631 
 
 Habberton, J: The crew of the "Sam 
 
 Weller." 823.7401 
 
 Hale, E: E. Stories of the sea. 
 
 808.1368 
 Same. 910.201 
 
 Hall, C: W. Adrift in the ice-fields. 
 
 808.1321 
 Drifting round the world: a boy's ad- 
 ventures by land and sea. 808 . 1869 
 
 Harley, Dr. The young Crusoe. 
 
 808.375 
 
 Hayes, I: I. Cast away in the cold. 
 
 808.367 
 
 Heldmann, B. Mutiny on board the 
 
 Leander. 808.1637 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. Hurricane Hurry; 
 
 or, the adventures of a naval officer afloat 
 and ashore. 808.1613 
 
 Ker, D: Into unknown seas; or, the 
 
 cruise of two sailor-boys. 808. 1360 
 
 Manning, E. Six months on a slaver. 
 
 823.6959 
 
 NordhofF, C: The merchant vessel: a 
 
 sailor boy's voyages to see the world. 
 
 808.166 
 
 Porter, W: O. Sir Edward Seaward's 
 
 narrative of his ship-wreck and consequent 
 discovery of certain islands in the Carib- 
 bean sea. 823 . 4047 
 
 Pultock, R. Life and adventures of 
 
 Peter Wilkins, containing an account of 
 his visit to the flying islanders, etc. 
 
 823.4062 
 
 Scott, M. Cruise of the Midge. 
 
 823.1389 
 Tom Cringle's log. 823.1390 
 
 Shand, A. I. Wrecked oflF the RiflF 
 
 coast. {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., 
 V. 6.) in 823.7490 
 
 Shillaber, B: P. Cruises with Capt. Bob 
 
 on sea and land. 808. 1604 
 
 Shippen, E. Thirty years at sea. 
 
 823.7296 
 
 Sleeper, J: S. Tales of the ocean, and 
 
 essays for the forecastle. 823 . 1838 
 
 Smith, H. Crew of the Dolphin. 
 
 823.1455 
 
 Smith, L. A. The music of the waters: 
 
 a coll. of the sailors' chanties . . . and 
 water legends. 784.40 
 
 Stables, G. On special service. 
 
 808 . 1423 
 
 Steams, W. A. Wrcked on Labrador. 
 
 808.1672 
 
 Stephens, C: A. On the Amazons; or, 
 
 the cruise of " The Rambler." 808.242 
 
 Stockton, F. R: Casting away of Mrs. 
 
 Leeks and Mrs. Aleshine. 823.6906 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Sea stories. Contin. 
 
 Verne, J. Twenty thousand leagues 
 
 under the sea. 823 . 2713 
 
 Wreck of the Chancellor: diary of J. 
 
 R. Kazallon, passenger. 823.5162 
 
 W., F. Wreck of the Strathmore. 64 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., 
 V. 8.) i« 823.7492 
 
 Williams, A. B. Who saved the ship ? 
 
 808.1640 
 See also Novels by W: H: G. Kingston.— Capt. F: 
 Marryat.— W. C. Russell. 
 
 Note. — For voyages and travels, see under " Ship- 
 wrecks," in Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 209. No. 4, 1884, p. 267. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 174. No. 5, 1888, p. 320. 
 
 See also "Shipwrecks" in Poole's Index (to 1882). 
 p. 1,192, in ** 50'. 
 
 See also " Voyages around the world" in Cata- 
 logues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 244. No. 4, 1884, p. 308. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 201. No. 5, 1888, p. 380-1. 
 See also under '' Voyages" in Poole's Index (to 
 1882). pp. 1,378-9, in ** 50'. 
 
 See also Griswold, W. M., comp. Travel: a series 
 of narratives of personal visits to places famous for 
 natural beauty and historical association. 1890. * 
 910.643. —Le tour du monde. 1860-1882. 23 vols. 
 ** 913.128-49. 
 
 Seaboard parish. MacDonald, G: 823.2043 
 Seaforth. Montgomery, F. 823.1166 
 
 Sea-kings and naval heroes. Edgar, J: G: 
 
 808.802 
 Sealed lips. DuBoisgobey, F. 823.5096 
 
 Sealed orders. Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 
 
 823.1258 
 
 Sealsfield, C:, pseud. See Postel, K: 
 
 Seamy side. The. Besant, W., and Rice, J. 
 
 823.6086 
 
 Seaside library. [Pocket ed.'\ 
 
 Hay, M.. C. Lester's secret. 823.4973 
 
 Harrison, Mrs. R. G. (K.) Colonel Knderby's wife. 
 Hausrath, A. Klytia. 
 Tennyson, A. Locksley Hall sixty years after, etc. 
 
 Arraitt, A. In shallow waters. 823.4975 
 
 Hardy, E. J. How to be happy though married. 
 Lawless, E. Hurrish. 
 O'Donoghue, Afrs. N. (L.) P. Unfairly won. 
 
 Hector, Afrj. A. (F.) The Freres. 823.4976 
 
 Verne, J. Great voyages and great navigators. 
 
 Hector, Afri. A. (F.) Executor. 823.4977 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Doctor's wife. 
 Russell, W: C. Little Loo. 
 
 823.4978 
 
 Court Royal. 
 
 Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) King Arthur. 
 
 Fargus, F: J: Living or dead. 
 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Beaton's bargain. 
 
 Hector, j^r.r. A. (F.) Second life. 823.4979 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Mount Royal. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Put asunder. 823.4980 
 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Heritage of Langdale. 
 Verne, J. 20,000 leagues under the sea. 
 
 Besant, W. Uncle Jack. 
 
 Carr, A. C. Paul Crew's story. 
 
 Fargus, F: J: Paul Vargas, and other tales. 
 
 Guthrie, F: A. Toy tragedy. 
 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) At bay. 
 
 Hungerford, Mrs. M. As it fell upon a day. 
 
 Mad love. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Perpetual curate 
 
 823.4981 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 232 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Seaside library. \^Pocket ed.'\ Conlin. 
 
 Besant, W. Uncle Jack. 823.4982 
 
 Carr, A. C. Paul Crew's story. 
 
 Fargus, F: J: Paul Vargas, and other tales. 
 
 Griffith, C. Victory Deane. 
 
 Guthrie, F: A. A toy tragedy. 
 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) At bay. 
 
 Hungerford, Mrs. M. "As it fell upon a day." 
 
 Mad love. 
 
 Albert, M.. Hidden terror. 
 Besant, W. To call her mine. 
 Williamson, E. S. Her own sister. 
 
 Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) King Arthur. 
 Gould, S. Baring- Court Royal. 
 Hardy, T: Mayor of Casterbridge. 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Beaton's bargain. 
 
 Besant, W. Children of Gibeon. 
 Norris, W: E: My friend Jim. 
 Russell, W: C. Voyage to the Cape. 
 Smart, H. Bad to beat. 
 
 823.4983 
 
 823.4984 
 
 823.4985 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . June. 
 
 Omnia vanitas. 
 
 Feuillet, O. Romance of a poor young man 
 Hay, M.. C. Back to the old home. 
 Russell, W: C. Sea queen. 
 
 823.4986 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Birds of prey. 823.4987 
 Middlemass, J. Silvermead. 
 Robinson, F.. M. Mr. Butler's ward. 
 Temple, G: Lancelot Ward, M.P. 
 
 Cobban, J. M. Tinted vapours. 823.4988 
 
 James, Mrs. F. A. (P.) Vagrant wife. 
 Marvin, C: The Russians at the gates of Herat. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Old lady Mary. 
 Sarage, M. W. Bachelor of the Albany. 
 Stanley, C. M. Fortunes, good and bad, of a sewing- 
 girl. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Madam. 
 Reade, C: Under which king? 
 White witch. 
 
 823.4989 
 
 823.4990 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . Fair women. 
 
 Margery Daw. 
 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) Cavalry life. 
 
 Biirstenbinder, E.. At a high price. Tr. by C. Tyr- 
 rell. 823.4991 
 Hardy, T: Pair of blue eyes. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Dudley Carleon. 
 
 Fenton's quest. 
 
 George Caulfield's journey. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Mystery of Colde Fell. 
 
 823.4992 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) Garrison gossip. 
 Struggle for the right. 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Roseryfolk. 823.4993 
 
 Gibbon, C. One of his inventions. 
 
 James, Mrs. F. A. (P.) At the world's mercy. 
 
 Jephson, P. P. April day. 
 
 Shorthouse, J. H: Little school-master Mark. 
 
 Victoria, Queen. More leaves from the journal of a 
 
 life in the highlands, from 1862 to 1882. 
 Wightman, M. G. Mrs. Carr's companion. 
 
 Brame, jl/rj.C.. M. (I/.) My sister Kate. 823.4994 
 
 La Ram^e, L. de. Rainy June. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) LiHiesleaf 
 
 Payn, J. Bitter reckoning. 
 
 Sime, W: Boulderstone. 
 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) Mignon. 
 
 Warren, S: Merchant's clerk. 
 
 Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) Mail-cart robbery. 
 
 Biirstenbinder, E.. Raymond's atonement. Tr. by 
 C. Tyrrell. 823.4995 
 
 iames, Mrs. F. A. (P.) Deldee. 
 lacDonald, G: Portent. 
 Mayo, Mrs. I. (F.) At any cost. 
 Smart, H. Tie and trick. 
 
 [English Fiction. Contin. 
 Seaside library. \^Pocket ed.'\ Contin. 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . Roy and Viola. 823 .4496 
 
 Viva. 
 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Beaton's bargain. 
 Walpole, H. Castle of Otranto. 
 
 Last days at Apswich. 823.4997 
 
 Verne, J. Ticket No. "9672." 
 
 Waif of the "Cynthia." 
 
 Barrett, F. Great Hesper. 823.4998 
 
 Hay, M.. C. Brenda Yorke. 
 
 Upon the waters. 
 
 Thomas, B. Elizabeth's fortune. 
 
 Besant, W. Glorious fortune. 823.4999 
 
 Uncle Jack. 
 
 Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) Jenifer. 
 
 Guthrie, F: A. A toy tragedy. 
 
 Hardy, T: Romantic adventures of a milkmaid. 
 
 Keddie, H. Her gentle deeds. 
 
 Macleod, N. Starling. 
 
 Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) No medium. 823.5012 
 
 Fargus, F: J: Carriston's gift. 
 
 Graham, B. Arden Court. 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Mistletoe bough. 
 
 Smart, H. Struck down. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Romance of a black veil. 
 
 823.5013 
 Russell, W: C. Strange voyage. 
 Stevenson, R. L: Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and 
 Mr. Hyde. 
 
 Buchanan, R. That winter night. 823.5015 
 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Ralph Wilton's weird. 
 
 James, Mrs. F. A. (P.) Doris's fortune. 
 
 Norris, W: E: Her own doing. 
 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) Mignon's secret. 
 
 Pluck. 
 
 Stevenson, R. L: Inland voyage. 
 Treasure island. 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . Diana Carew. 823.5016 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Greatest heiress in Eng- 
 land. 
 Spender, E. Until the day breaks. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Claribel's love story. 
 
 823.5017 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) By woman's wit. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Weavers and weft. 
 Stevenson, R. L: Merry men, and other tales and 
 fables. 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Strangers and pilgrims. 
 
 823.5018 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) At his gates. 
 Reid, T: M. Finger of fate. 
 
 Brame, Afri. C. M.. (L.) Haunted life. 823.5019 
 
 Hilary's folly. 
 
 Lang, A,, and Latimer, D. King Solomon's wives. 
 
 Besant, W. Children of Gibeon. 
 Norris, W: E: My friend Jim. 
 Russell, W: C. Voyage to the Cape. 
 Smart, H. Bad to beat. 
 
 823.5020 
 
 Bridges, j'l/^-i. Gj/. — . June. 823.5021 
 
 Omnia vanitas. 
 
 Feuillet, O. Romance of a poor young man. 
 Hay, M.. C. Back to the old home. 
 Russell, W: C. Sea queen. 
 
 Brame, .fl/rj. C. M. (L.) Her mother's sin. 823.5022 
 
 Gaboriau, E. Clique of gold. 
 
 Rowson, Mrs. S. (H.) Charlotte Temple. 
 
 Bremer, F. Midnight sun. Tr. by M. 
 
 A husband's story. 
 Lodge, Mrs. Under a ban. 
 Murray, D: C. Way of the world. 
 Pushkin, A. S. Captain's daughter. 
 
 Howitt. 
 823.5023 
 
ENGI^ISH FICTION 
 
 233 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 I]nglish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Seaside library. \^Pocket ed.'\ Contin. 
 Murray, D: C. Hearts, queen, knave, and deuce. 
 
 823.5024 
 
 Life's atonement. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Ombra. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Pretty jailer. 2 pts. 
 
 Sculptor's daughter. 
 
 O'Hanlon, A. Unforeseen. 
 
 823.5025 
 
 Lang, A. Mark of Cain. 823.5026 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Open door. 
 
 Portrait. 
 
 Sala, G: A: Strange adventures of Captain Dan- 
 gerous. 
 Tadema, L. A. Love's martyr. 
 
 Brown, F.. Hidden sin. 823.5027 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Days of my life. 
 Waters of Hercules. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Innocent. 2 parts. 
 
 823.5028 
 Verne, J. Mathias Sandorf. 3 parts. 
 
 Gaboriau, E. Widow Lerouge. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Octoroon. 
 Under the red flag. 
 
 823.5029 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Agnes. 2 parts 
 Reuter, F. Old story of my farming days. 
 
 823.5030 
 
 Gaskell, Mrs. E.. C. (S.) Cranford. 
 Girl's heart. 
 
 Roberts, M. Child of the revolution. 
 Shaw, G: B. Cashel Byron's profession. 
 
 823-5033 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . From Olympus to Hades. 
 
 823.5034 
 Gaboriau, E. Mystery of Orcival. 
 Hector, Mrs. .A. (F.) Admiral's ward. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. CM. (L.) That beautiful lady. 
 
 Unnatural bondage. 
 
 823-5035 
 
 Gaboriau, E- Marriage at a venture. 
 Gray, A. Periwinkle. 
 
 Beale, A. Idonea. 823.5036 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Repented at leisure. 
 
 Edwards, M. B. B.- Love and mirage. 
 
 Maxwell, Afri. M.. E.. (B.) Barbara. 
 
 Miller, Mrs. A. McV. Lancaster's choice. 
 
 Norris, W: E: Man of his word. 
 
 Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) Surgeon's daughters. 
 
 Majendie, /.arfy M. E. . Dita. 823.5037 
 
 Marks, Mrs. M.. A. M. (H.) Great treason. 
 Muir, A. " Golden girls." 
 
 Alexander, F. Story of Ida, ed. by J. Ruskin. 
 
 823.5038 
 Gaboriau, E. Monsieur Lecocq. 
 Murray, D: C. By the gates of the sea. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) A little pilgrim. 
 
 Besant, W. Dorothy Forster. 
 Buchanan, R. God and the man. 
 McCarthy, J. Maid of Athens. 
 
 823-5039 
 
 Blagden, I. Woman I loved and the woman who 
 loved me. 823.5040 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . Once again. 
 
 McCarthy, J. H. Our sensation novel. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) House divided against 
 itself. 
 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) Army society. 
 
 Caddy, Mrs. — . Adrian Bright. 
 
 Martin, Mrs. M.. E. For a dream's sake. 
 
 Mixed motives. 
 
 Russell, D. Rose Fleming. 
 
 823.5041 
 
 Eng-Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Seaside library. [Pocket ed."] Contin. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Fair mystery. 823.5042 
 MacNabb, Mrs. M. (L.) Singer's story, A. 
 Molesworth, Mrs. M.. L.. (S.) Us. 
 Wedded hands. 
 
 D'Ennery, A. P. The two orphans. 
 John Bull's neighbor in her true light. 
 
 tal Saxon." 
 MacDonald, G: Donal Grant. 
 Miller, Mrs. A. M. Lady Gay's pride. 
 
 Laurel Vane. 
 
 Ohnet, G. Master of the forges. 
 
 823.5043 
 By a " Bru- 
 
 823.5044 
 
 Burton, J. B. Silent shore. 
 
 Miller, Mrs. A. McV. Sworn to silence. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) House on the moor. 
 
 Passages in the life of Mrs. Margaret Mait- 
 
 land. 
 
 Clifford, Mrs. L. (L.) Mrs. Keith's crime. 823.5045 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Asphodel. 
 John Marchmont's legacy. 
 
 Besant, W. Self or bearer. 823.5046 
 
 Broughton, R. Mrs. Smith of Longmains. 
 
 Fargus, F: J: Slings and arrows, and other stories. 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Dark house. 
 
 Hardy, T: Mere interlude. 
 
 My wife's niece. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Oliver's bride. 
 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) Houp-la. 
 
 Man of honor. 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Parson o' Dumford 
 Poverty corner 
 
 823.5047 
 
 Hun^^^er, H., and White, W. My ducats and my 
 
 daughter. 
 Norris, W : E: Adrian Vidal. 
 
 Manzoni, A. Betrothed. 823.5048 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Charlotte's inheritance. 
 
 Although he was a lord, and 
 823.5049 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . 
 
 other tales. 
 James Gordon's wife. 
 Lang, Mrs. A. Dissolving views. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E-. (B.) Hostages to fortune 
 Vida's story. 
 
 James Gordon's wife. 823.5050 
 
 Lang, Mrs. A. Dissolving views." 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Hostages to fortune. 
 Vida's story. 
 
 Grey, Mrs. E-. C. Gambler's wife. 823.5051 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E-- (B.) Ishmaelite. 
 Stahr, Mrs. F. (L.) Stella. 
 Stevenson, R. L: Kidnapped. 
 
 Allen, G. For Maimie's sake. 823.5052 
 
 Bayly, A. E. In the golden days. 
 Society's verdict. 
 
 Coleridge, C. R. English squire. 823.5053 
 
 Lewes, G: H: Ranthorpe. 
 Shaw, F. L. Sea change. 
 Taylor, I. A. Venus's doves. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L-) Golden dawn. 823.5054 
 
 Love for a day. 
 
 French, C. Secret of the cliffs. 
 Halsey, H. George Christy. 
 Lee, M. May Blossom. 
 MacDonald, G: Phantastes. 
 
 Edwards, M. B. B. Doctor Jacob. 823.5055 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Perpetual curate. 
 Poynter, E. F.. Madame de Presnel. 
 Stahr, Mrs. F. (L.) Stella. Tr. by B. Marshall. 
 
 Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) King Arthur. 
 Fargus, F: J: Living or dead. 
 Gould, S. Baring- Court Royal. 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Beaton's bargain. 
 
 823.5056 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 234 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Eng:lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Seaside library. {^Pocket ed.'\ Contin. 
 
 Gaboriau, K- Other people's money. 823.5057 
 
 Hay, M.. C. For her dear sake. 
 
 Irving, W. Sketch book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. 
 
 Grey, Mrs. E.. C. Gambler's wife. 
 James, G: P. R. Agnes Sorel. 
 Maxwell, Afri. M.. ]£.. (B.) Ishmaelite. 
 
 823.5058 
 
 James, G: P. R. Agnes Sorel. 823.5059 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Mistletoe bough. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Son of his father. 
 
 Buchanan, Mrs. H. (J.) Marriage of convenience. 
 
 823.5060 
 Elliot, F.. Red cardinal. 
 Keeling, E. D'E. Three sisters. 
 Meredith, G: Diana of the crossways. 
 Murray, D:C. Bit of human nature. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Prodigals and their in- 
 heritance. 
 Ward, Mrs. M.. A. (A.) Miss Bretherton. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Bitter atonement. 823.5061 
 Jenkins, E: Week of passion. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Only a clod. 
 
 Coleman, J. Curly: an actor's story. 
 King, R : A. Coquette's conquest. 
 
 Drawn game. 
 
 My poor wife. 
 Sime, W: Red route. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C M. (L.) Dora Thorne. 
 Dumas, A. D. Beau Tancrede. 
 Hay, M.. C. Dorothy's venture. 
 
 823.5062 
 
 823-5063 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (I,.) Dead heart. 823.5064 
 
 In Cupid's net. 
 
 Lady Gwendoline's dream. 
 
 Fargus, F: J: Blatchford bequest, and other stories. 
 
 Feuillet, O. Led astray. 
 
 Godfrey, Mrs. G. W. Mrs. Forrester's secret. 
 
 Muir, A. Tumbledown farm. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Lucy Crofton. 
 
 Verne, J. Archipelago on fire. 
 
 Colquhoun, M. J. Primus in Indis. 
 Half way. 
 
 Murray, D:C. Valentine Strange. 
 Russell, W:C. In the middle watch. 
 
 823.5065 
 
 Fargrus, F: J: Living or dead. 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Aurora Floyd. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Minister's wife. 
 
 823.5066 
 
 Fargus, F: J: Bound by a spell. 823.5067 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Mistletoe bough. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Son of his father. 
 Stevenson, R. L: Kidnapped. 
 
 Edwards, M. B. Betham- Doctor Jacob. 823.5068 
 Fargus, F: J: Bound by a spell. 
 Griffith, C. Victory Deane. 
 Poynter, E. F.. Madame de Presnel. 
 
 Archer, E. M. Betwixt my love and me. 823.5069 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Zig-zag, the clown. 
 Fargus, F: J: Family affair. 
 
 Gaboriau, E. Within an inch of his life. 823.5070 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Wooing o't. 
 
 Haggard, H:R. King Solomon's mines. 823.5071 
 
 She. 
 
 Witch's head. 
 
 Haggard, H: R. Allan Quatermain. 
 Dawn. 
 
 Darrell, J. Winifred Power. 
 
 Hill, J: Waters of Marah. 
 
 Saunders, J : Noble wife. 
 
 Trollope, T: A. Diamond cut diamond. 
 
 823.5072 
 
 823.5073 
 
 Gng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Seaside library. \^Pocket ed.'\ Contin. 
 
 Edwards, H: S. Case of Reuben Malachi. 823.5074 
 
 Haggard, H: R. Jess. 
 
 Mulholland, R. Late Miss HoUingford. 
 
 Russell, W:C. Golden Hope. 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . Although he was a lord, and 
 other tales. 823.5075 
 
 Haggard, H: R. Jess. 
 
 Needell, Mrs. J: H. Lucia, Hugh, and another. 
 
 Tennyson,,A., Lord. Locksley Hall sixty years after, 
 etc. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Prince Charlie's daughter. 
 
 823.5076 
 
 Thorns and orange blossoms. 
 
 Lang, A., and Latimer, D. He. 
 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) Childhood's memories. 
 
 Siege baby. 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Twenty years after. 
 Hay, M..C. Old Myddelton's money. 
 
 823.5077 
 
 Tr. by L. E. Ken- 
 
 823.5078 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Cry of blood. 
 
 dall. 2 parts. 
 Hay, M.. C. Wicked girl. 
 Sergeant, A. No saint. 
 Stevenson, R. L:, and Stevenson, F. Van de G. The 
 
 dynamiter. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) For another's sin. 823.5079 
 
 Squire's darling. 
 
 Hay, M.. C. Victor and vanquished. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M.(L.) Duke's secret. 
 
 Queen amongst women. 
 
 Hay, M.. C. Arundel motto. 
 
 823.5080 
 
 Hardy, T: Far from the madding crowd. 823.5081 
 Murray, D: C. Rainbow gold. 
 Sime, W: Cradle and spade. 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . I have lived and loved. 
 
 823.5082 
 MacDonald, G: What's mine's mine. 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Parson o' Dumford. 823.5083 
 
 Poverty corner. 
 
 Hunter, H., and White, W. My ducats and my 
 
 daughter. 
 Norris, W: E: 
 
 Adrian Vidal. 
 
 Brougham, J. Lottery of life. 823.5084 
 
 Felbermann, H. Princess Dagomar of Poland. 
 Gross, F. Not dead. 
 Hunter, H., and White, W. Crime of Christmas 
 
 day. 
 Mackay, W. Devil's ward. 
 Norris, W: E: That terrible man. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Magdalen Hepburn. 
 Pettitt, H: Poet's ghost. 
 Vince, H: S. As Avon flows. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Condemned door. 
 Edwards, A. B. Miss Carew. 
 Society's verdict. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Earl's atonement. 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Three guardsmen. 
 Ebers, G. M. Serapis. 
 
 823.5086 
 
 823.5088 
 
 Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, P. A. Polish Jew. 
 
 823.5089 
 Felbermann, H. Princess Dagomar of Poland. 
 Gross, F. Not dead. 
 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Mrs. Vereker's courier maid. 
 Landor, O. Three sisters of the Briars. 
 Mackay, W: Devil's ward. 
 Norris, W: E: That terrible man. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Memoirs and resolutions 
 
 of Adam Graeme of Mossgray. 
 Pettitt, H: Poet's ghost. 
 Verne, J. Southern star. 
 Vosmaer, C. Amazon. 
 
ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 235 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Seaside library. {^Pocket ed.l Contin. 
 
 Bradshaw, A. Crimson stain. 823.5090 
 
 Byron, Lord. Childe Harold's pilgrimage; poem. 
 Ewingr, Mrs. J. H. (G.) Jackanapes, and other 
 
 stories. 
 King, K.. Ethel Mildmay's follies. 
 Reid, T: W. Mauleverer's millions. 
 
 Blatherwick, C. Ducie diamonds. 
 Eiloart, Mrs. C. J. Some of our girls. 
 Jennings, L: J. The millionaire. 
 Norris, W: E: Thirlby Hall. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Closed door. 
 Russell, W: C. Jack's courtship. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Coral pin. 2 parts. 
 Middlemass, J. Lady Muriel's secret. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Salem Chapel. 
 
 823.5091 
 
 823.5092 
 
 823.5093 
 
 Brarae, jl/rj. C. M. (L.) Hilda. 823.5094 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Piedouche; a French detective. 
 Fargus, F: J: Called back. 
 
 Daughter of the stars, and other tales. 
 
 James, Mrs. F. A. (P.) House on the marsh. 
 Kingsley, C: Water-babies: a fairy tale for a land 
 baby. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Lottery ticket. 
 Libbey, L. J. Madolin Rivers. 
 Willful maid. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Sealed lips. 
 Maxvirell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Lady's mile. 
 Wyllard's weird. 
 
 823-5095 
 
 823.5096 
 
 Cumberland, S. C. Rabbi's spell. 823.5097 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Angel of the bells. 
 Murray, D: C. First person singular. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Country gentleman. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Consequences of a duel. 
 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Which shall it be ? 
 McCarthy, J. Camiola. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C M. (L.) Fair but false. 
 
 Wedded and parted. 
 
 Wife in name only. 
 
 Wife's secret. 
 
 823.5098 
 
 823.5099 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) At war with herself. 
 
 823.5100 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Poor gentleman. 
 Smart, H. Outsider. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Like no other love. 
 
 Sin of a life time. 
 Two kisses. 
 
 823.5101 
 
 Hayden, Mrs. S. Little Goldie. 
 
 Brame, iJ/rj.C. M. (L.) Her martyrdom. 823.5103 
 James, Mrs. F. A. (P.) Prince of darkness. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) To the bitter end. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) From gloom to sunlight. 
 
 823.5104 
 Bride of Monte-Cristo. Sequel to " Count of Monte- 
 
 Cristo." 
 Maxwell, jWri. M.. E-. (B.) Lady Audley's secret. 
 
 Balzac, H. de. PSre Goriot. 
 Hardy, T: Mayor of Casterbridge. 
 McCarthy, J. H. Doom! 
 Murray, D: C. Aunt Rachel. 
 Stevenson, R. L: Prince Otto. 
 
 823.5105 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Love's warfare. 823.5106 
 
 Fargus, F: J: Dark days. 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M. . E.. (B.) Put to the test. 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Seaside library. \^Pocket ed.'\ Contin. 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Her dearest foe. 2 parts. 
 
 823.5107 
 Maxwell, Mrs, M.. E-. (B.) Mohawks. 
 
 Edwards, M. B. B. Flower of doom, and other sto- 
 ries. 823.5108 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Cut by the county. 
 
 Fatal marriage, and The shadow in the cor- 
 ner. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Harry Muir. 
 
 Roe, Mrs. J. H. Bachelor vicar of Newforth. 
 
 Sime, W: Haco the dreamer. 
 
 Boyle, F. Good hater. 
 
 King, R. A. Wearing of the green. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) John: a love story, 
 
 823.5109 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Between two sins. 
 True Magdalen. 
 
 823.5111 
 
 Russell, W: C. Sailor's sweetheart. 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Just as lam. 
 Taken at the flood. 
 
 Hood, T: Tylney Hall. 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Cloven foot. 
 
 Rupert Godwin. 
 
 823.51:2 
 
 823.5114 
 
 Brame, Mrs.C M. (L.) Which loved him best? 
 
 823.5115 
 Gaboriau, E. File No. 113. 
 Walsh, M. Hazel Kirke. 
 
 Buchanan, R. W: Annan water. 823.5116 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Phantom fortune. 
 Smart, H. From post to finish. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L-) Between two loves. 
 Lady Darner's secret, 
 
 823.5117 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Married in haste. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Shadow of a sin. 823.5118 
 
 Woman's error. 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . Dolores. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Sunshine and roses. 
 
 823.5119 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Valerie's fate. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Diavola. 2 parts. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Dark marriage mom. 
 
 823.5120 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. — . Rhona. 
 Norris, W: E: Bachelor's blunder. 
 
 Blossom and fruit. 823.5123 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. . M. (L.) Arnold's promise. 
 
 Earl's error. 
 
 Letty Leigh. 
 
 Shattered idol. 
 
 Brame. Mrs. C. M. (L.) Shadow of a sin. 
 'Twixt smile and tear. 
 
 823.5124 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Vixen. 
 
 Fargus, F: J: Cardinal sin. 823.5125 
 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Look before you leap. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Dead men's shoes. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Evelyn's folly. 
 
 Woman's temptation. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Prima donna's husband. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Only a woman. 
 
 823.5126 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Her second love. 823.5127 
 Gaboriau, ife. Count's secret. 2 parts. 
 Verne, J. Robur the conqueror. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 236 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Seaside library. {^Pocket ed.'\ Contin. 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (I,.) At war with herself. 
 
 823.5128 
 Hay, M.. C. Squire's legacy. 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Maid, wife, or widow. 
 Russell, W: C. John Holdsworth, chief mate. 
 Sergeant, A. Beyond recall. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C M. (I,.) Broken wedding-ring. 
 
 823.5129 
 Verne, J. Dick Sand. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Red band. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 
 daughter. 
 
 2 parts. 823.5130 
 
 Joshua Haggard's 
 
 Black, W: Romeo and Juliet. 823.5131 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) One thing needful. 
 Murray, D: C. Bulldog and butterfly. 
 
 Cynic fortune. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) Effie Ogilvie. 
 Stevenson, R. X,: New Arabian nights. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Ingledew House. 
 
 More bitter than death. 
 
 Set in diamonds. 
 
 Thrown on the world. 
 
 823.5132 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) From gloom to sunlight. 
 
 823.5133 
 
 Mystery of the holly-tree. 
 
 On her wedding morn. 
 
 Whyte, V. Her Johnnie. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Madolin's lover. 
 
 Redeemed by love. 
 
 ' Woman's war. 
 
 823-5134 
 
 823.5135 
 
 Besant, W. Holy rose. 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Cash on delivery. 
 Hardy, T: Trumpet-major. 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Publicans and sinners. 
 2 parts. 
 
 Besant, W. Holy rose. 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Cash on delivery. 
 Hardy, T: Trumpet-major. 
 Woodlanders. 
 
 823.5136 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Under a shadow. 823.5137 
 
 World between them. 
 
 Woman's love story. 
 
 Buchanan, R. W: Master of the mine. 823.5138 
 
 Mayo, Mrs. I.. (F.) Mystery of Allan Grale. 
 Ritchie, Mrs. A.. I.. (T.) Mrs. Dymond. 
 Stannard, Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) In quarters with the 
 25th (the Black Horse) Dragoons. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Marjorie. 2 parts. 
 
 823.5140 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. %.. (B.) Publicans and sinners. 
 2 parts. 
 
 Aid4, H. Introduced to society. 823.5145 
 
 Besant, W. World went very well then. 
 Hunt, Mrs. M. (R.) That other person. (1st part.) 
 Willful young woman. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (ly.) A struggle for a ring. 
 
 823.5180 
 Sweet Cymbelme. 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) Marjorie. 2 pts. 823.5186 
 Hardy, T: The woodlanders. 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Publicans and sinners. 
 2d half. 
 
 A!d6, H. Introduced to society. 823.5187 
 
 Besant, W. The world went very well then. 
 Hunt, Mrs. M. (R.) That other person, ist hf. 
 Willful young woman, A. 
 
 Eng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Seaside library. \_Pocket ed.'] Contin. 
 
 Besant, W. In luck at last. 823.5188 
 
 Buchanan, R. W: Matt: a tale of a caravan. 
 
 Carleton, L. C. Mysterious hunter. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. Babiole, the pretty milliner. 
 
 Paeon, J. Dead man's secret. 
 
 Thomas, B. Ichabod: a portrait. 
 
 BUrstenbinder, E. Ra3-mond's atonement. 
 
 823.5202 
 James, Mrs. F. A. (P.) Deldee; or, the iron hand. 
 Mayo, Mrs. I. (F.) At any cost. 
 Smart, H. Tie and trick. 
 
 Bridges, Mrs. Col. 
 Viva. 
 
 Roy and Viola. 
 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Beaton's bargain. 
 Walpole, H. The castle of Otranto. 
 
 John, E. In the counselor's house. 
 Yonge, C. M.. Under the storm. 
 
 823.5422 
 
 823.6693 
 
 Edwardes, Mrs. A. A vagabond heroine. 823 .6694 
 Hay, M.. C. A dark inheritance. 
 Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) Forging the fetters, and The 
 Australian aunt. 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) Only a woman. 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) A little pilgrim. 
 
 823.6695 
 
 Collins, W: W. I<ove's random shot, and other 
 stories. 823.6696 
 
 Pellico, S. My ten years' imprisonment. 
 Reade, C: The picture. 
 Jack of all trades. 
 
 823.6697 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Commodore Junk. 823.6698 
 
 Hughes, T: Tom Brown's school days at Rugby. 
 
 Gaboriau, E. A thousand francs reward. 823.6699 
 Grant, J. The Royal Highlanders; or, the Black 
 
 Watch in Egypt. 
 M6rimde, P. Carmen : the power of love. 
 
 Sturgis, J. R. Dick's wanderings. 
 Walford, Mrs. X,. B. (C.) Mr. Smith. 
 
 823 . 6700 
 
 Besant, W., awfif Rice, J. Love finds the way, and 
 other stories. 823.6701 
 
 Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E-. (B.) The golden calf. 
 
 Du Boisgobey, F. The mystery of an omnibus. 
 
 823.6702 
 Russell, W: C. The wreck of the Grosvenor. 
 Tolstoi, Count X,. N. My husband and I. 
 
 Season-ticket, The. Haliburton, T: C. 
 
 823 . 690 
 Seaward, Sir E:, pseud. See Porter, W: O. 
 Seawell, Molly Elliot. Throckmorton. 
 „ , . 823.7447 
 
 Sebastian Strome. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 823.6390 
 Second life, A. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 823.4909 
 
 Same. 
 Second son, The. Oliphant, 
 
 (W.), and Mdiiich, T: B. 
 Second to none. Grant, J. 
 Second wife, The. John, E. 
 Secondthoughts, Solomon, 
 
 pseud. See Kennedy, J: P. 
 Secret dispatch. Grant, J. 
 Secret inheritance, A. 
 
 823.4979 
 Mrs. M. O. 
 
 823.5216 
 823.652 
 
 823.2455 
 Schoolmaster, 
 
 823.653 
 Farjeon, B: L- 
 
 i7t 823.6587 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 237 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Secret of a birth, The. * McKenna, C. M. S. 
 
 823.4811 
 Secret of Fontaine-la-Croix, Field, M. 
 
 823.7079 
 Secret of the cliffs. French, C. «« 823.5054 
 Secret of the island, The. Verne, J. 
 
 823.5784 
 Secret of the Lamas, The: a tale of Thibet. 
 
 823.7076 
 Secret of the sea, &c. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 823.5366 
 Secret passion. The. Williams, R. F. 
 
 z«** 823.6260 
 Section 558. From the diary of Inspector 
 Byrnes. Hawthorne, J. C. 823 . 5269 
 
 Sedgwick, Catherine Maria. (1789-1867.) The 
 Linwoods; or, "sixty years since" in Amer- 
 ica. 2 vols. ** 823 . 6754-5 
 Note. — For her life and writings, see Griswold, 
 R. W. Prose writers of America. 1870. p. 357, in 
 * 829.110.— Homes of Amer. authors. 1853. p. 159, 
 j» 917.37. 
 
 See also Allibone's Diet, of Eng. lit., v. 2. pp. 
 1,987-8, in ** 803.7. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,175, »'« ** 
 50.1. 
 
 Seeley, Richmond, joint author. See Church, 
 A.J: 
 
 Seelye, Mrs. lJi\\\e{'E,gg\&sX.on.), joint author. 
 See Eggleston, E: 
 
 Seemiiller, Mrs. A,. Moncure (Crane). Op- 
 portunity: a novel. 823.344 
 
 Reginald Archer. 823.4264 
 
 Segrave, Adolphus, pseud. See Hamerton, 
 P. G. 
 
 Segur, Sophie (Rostopchine), comtesse de. 
 Fairy tales. Tr. by Mrs. C. Coleman and 
 daughters. 808 . 1326 
 
 " Self or bearer. " Besant, W. z« 823.5046 
 
 Self-raised. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) 
 
 823.1507 
 
 Semi-detached house. Eden, E. 823.4183 
 
 Sense and sensibility. Austen, J.. 823.47 
 Same. 823.5536 
 
 Sentimental journey. Sterne, L. 
 
 p. 555, «■» 823.4489 
 
 Septimius Felton. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 in 823.731 
 Same. 823.5166 
 
 Seraphita. Balzac, H. de. 823 . 7335 
 
 Serapis. Ebers, G. M. 823.4926 
 
 Same. in 823.5088 
 
 Serbia. Wratislaw, A. H., tr. Serbian sto- 
 ries. {In his Sixty folk-tales, etc.) 
 
 p. 204, in 823.6946 
 
 Sergeant, Adeline. 
 
 Beyond recall. 
 
 A fatal choice. 15 
 
 novelettes, etc.) 
 
 A life sentence. 
 
 The luck of the house 
 
 No saint: a study. 
 
 Serpent-charmer, The. 
 Serrao, Teodoro. 
 Set in diamonds. 
 
 in 823.5128 
 
 pp. {In Twenty 
 
 p. 39, in 823.7183 
 
 823.7064 
 
 823.6967 
 
 in 823.5078 
 
 Rousselet, L: 
 
 823.6036 
 Brushes and chisels. 
 
 823.75x4 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5132 
 
 Settler and the savage. The. Ballantyne, R. 
 
 M. 808.206 
 
 Elnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Settlers in Canada. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 808.776 
 Same. 823. 11 18 
 
 Seuyn sages, Proces of. Weber, H: W: 
 
 p. I, in 821.1241 
 Seven champions of Christendom. King- 
 ston, W: H: G. 808.617 
 Seven daughters. Douglas, A. M. 823.483 
 Seven little people and their friends. Scud- 
 der, H. E. 808.1559 
 Seven little sisters. Andrews, J.. 808.1428 
 Seven sons of mammon. Sala, G: A: 
 
 823.5958 
 Seven stories, with basement and attic. Mit- 
 chell, D. G. 823.5291 
 Seven years, and other tales. Kavanagh, J. 
 
 Sevenoaks. Holland, J. G. 
 1791: a tale of San Domingo. 
 
 W. 
 Severa. Hartner, E. 
 Severance, M: Sibley 
 
 Harvard days 
 
 823 . 920 
 
 823.783 
 
 Gilliam, E. 
 
 823.7174 
 
 823.4271 
 
 Hammersmith: his 
 
 823.1415 
 
 Severed hand. Du Boisgobey, F. 823 . 3393 
 Sewell, A.. Black Beauty: his grooms and 
 
 companions. 808 . 1697 
 
 Sewell, E.. Missing. A glimpse of the 
 
 world. 823.5207 
 
 Margaret Percival. 823.4177 
 
 Seymour, Robert, and Cruikshank, G: The 
 
 odd volume. Illus. 823.350 
 
 Sforza. Astor, W: W. 823.7015 
 
 Shabby genteel story. Thackeraj^, W: M. 
 
 in 823.1571 
 
 Same. in 823.5002 
 
 Shadow in the corner. 20 pp. Maxwell, 
 
 Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) in 823.5108 
 
 Same. in 823.6604 
 
 Shadow of a dream. Howells, W: D. 
 
 823.7166 
 Shadow of a sin. The. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 (L.) i« 823.5118 
 
 Same. z« 823.5124 
 
 Shadow of Hampton Mead. Van Loon, Mrs. 
 
 E.. 823.1787 
 
 Shadow of Moloch mountain. Austin, J.. G. 
 
 823.5835 
 Shadow of the door. 60 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 8.) in 823.7492 
 
 Shadow of the sword. Buchanan, R. W. 
 
 823.4166 
 Shadows on the snow. Farjeon, B: L. 
 
 823.5866 
 Shady side. The. Hubbell, Mrs. M. (S.) 
 
 823.4639 
 Shakespeare, W: 1564-1616. 
 
 Clarke, Mrs. M..V. (N.) Cowden- Girl- 
 hood of Shakespeare's heroines: in a ser. 
 of tales. 2 vols. 823.5821-2 
 
 Hamley, Sir E: B. Shakespeare's fu- 
 neral. 65 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 
 2d ser., v. I.) in 823.7485 
 
 Lamb, C:, and Lamb, M.. Tales from 
 
 Shakespeare. 823 . 953 
 
 Same. 808.783 
 
 Macauley, E. Tales of the drama 
 
 founded on the tragedies of Shakespeare, 
 etc. 823.1051 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 238 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cngrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Shakespeare, W: 1564-1616. Contin. 
 
 Ribson, J. Fairy tales, legends and ro- 
 mances, illustrating Shakespeare, etc. 
 
 822 . 309 
 
 Williams, R. F. Shakespeare and his 
 
 friends; or, the golden age of merrie Eng- 
 land. — Secret passion; sequel to "Youth of 
 Shakespeare." — Youth of Shakespeare. 
 
 ** 823.6260 
 Note.—VoT life and bibliographies of his works, 
 j(?? Bagehot, W. Shakespeare — the man. (IVorks, 
 V. I.) p. 254, tn 814.22.— Baynes, /Vo/. T. S. Arti- 
 cle "Shakespeare" in Encyclop. Brit., v. 21. ** 32. 
 291.— Bryant, W: C. Orations and addresses. 1878. 
 p. 369, in 825.12.— Carlyle, T: Shakespeare. 10 
 pp. (/n his On heroes and hero-worship. ) p. 84, in 
 829.662. — Clarke, J. F. Shakspeare. 38 pp. (/n 
 Aw Mem. . . . sketches.) 1878. p. 301, t'n 923.915. — 
 De Quincey, T: Shakespeare. 92 pp. (/« his 
 Biog. essays.) p. 9, ?'« 824.122. — Uo'wden, lyo/. E: 
 Critical study of mind and art (of S.) 1880. 824. 138. 
 — Drake, S: A. Our great benefactors. 1884. p. 
 12, in * 920.312. — Emerson, R. W. Shakespeare; or, 
 the poet. 32 pp. (In his Representative men.) p. 
 187, z« 920.73.— Gervinus, /Vo/". G. G. Commenta- 
 ries on Shakespeare. 1877. * 822. 546. — Hallani, 
 H. Literature of Europe, v. 2. 1871. 809.4. — Hal- 
 llwell-PhiUips, J. O. Outlines of the life of 
 Shakespeare. 1882. 928.466. — Lowell, J. R. 
 Shakespeare once more. 77 pp. (In his Among 
 my books, ist ser.) p. 151, in 824.102. — Liow^ndes, 
 W: T: Bibliography of Shakespeare. (Bibliogra- 
 pher's manual, v. 8.) p. 2,252, in ** 15.8. 
 
 See also Allibone's Diet, of Eng. lit., v. 2. p. 
 2,006, in ** 803.7. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, pp. 207-8. No. 4, 1884, p. 265. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 173. No. 5, :888, pp. 317-19. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,183-7, '" 
 **5o.i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1,1887. pp. 397-8, 
 in ** 50 . 1 '. 
 
 See also England, note, under reign of Elizabeth, 
 
 p. 68. 
 
 Shakespeare and his friends. Williams, R. 
 
 F. ** 823.6260 
 
 Shall I win her ? Grant, JT 823 . 654 
 
 Shamrock and rose. 3 vols. Lunn, Mrs. J. 
 
 C. 823.7218-20 
 
 Shamrock and thistle. Adams, W: T. 
 
 808.492 
 
 Shand, Alexander Innes. Mr. Cox's protdg^. 
 
 {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 5.) 
 
 p. 209, in 823 . 7501 
 
 Wrecked off the Riff coast. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 6.) 
 
 in 823.7490 
 Shandon bells. Black, W: 823.6539 
 
 Shandy McGuire. Boyce, J: 823.114 
 
 Shapley, Rufus R. Solid for Mulhooly: a 
 
 sketch of municipal politics under the 
 
 leaders, the ring, and the boss. 823.4351 
 Sharkey, T. K. Mate to mate. 823.1416 
 
 Sharp, W: Children of to-morrow. 823 . 7295 
 Shattered idol. The. Brame, Mrs. C. . M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5123 
 Shaving of Shagpat. Meredith, G: 823.5274 
 Shaw, Flora L. A sea change, in 823 . 5053 
 Shaw, G: Bernard. Cashel Byron's profession. 
 
 in 823.5033 
 Shaw, W. J. Solomon's story. 823 . 6049 
 
 She. Haggard, H: R. 823.5071 
 
 Same. 823.7158 
 
 Shedlock, Emma L. A trip to music-land: a 
 
 fairytale. Illus. 808.1933 
 
 Sheldon, Louise Vescelius- An 1. D. B. in 
 
 south Africa. 823 . 6580 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Shelley, Mrs. M.. Wollstonecraft (Godwin). 
 
 Frankenstein; or, the modern Prometheus. 
 
 823.1421 
 Shepherd of Salisbury plain, and other tales. 
 
 More, H. 823.1172 
 
 Shepherds all and maidens fair. Besant, W., 
 
 awrf Rice, J. z« 823.6084 
 
 Sheppard, E.- Sara. [_E.. Berger, Mme. Kin- 
 
 kel, B.. Reynolds. 1 
 
 Charles Auchester. 823 . 5960 
 
 Same. 3 vols. ** 823 . 6233-5 
 
 Counterparts; or, the cross of love. 
 
 823.6127 
 
 The matchmaker. 823 . 1420 
 
 Rumor. 823.6043 
 
 Sheppard, F. H. Love afloat: a story of the 
 
 American navy. 823.1419 
 
 Sheridan, Mrs. F.. (Chamberlaine). History 
 
 of Nourjahad. 34 pp. (Weber, H., Tales 
 
 of the east, v. 2.) p. 691, in ** 823.6231 
 
 Sheridan, Gen. Philip H: 
 
 Headley, P. C. Fighting Phil: the life 
 
 ... of Philip Henry Sheridan, etc. 
 
 808.1600 
 Sherman, Frank Dempster, joint author. See 
 
 Bangs, J: K. 
 Sherwood, Mrs. M.. E.. (Wilson). A trans- 
 planted rose : a story of New York society. 
 (Anon.) 823.4486 
 
 Shifting winds. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.212 
 Shiftless folks. Smith, J. P. 823.614 
 
 Shigemi, Shiukichi. A Japanese boy. 
 
 808.1742 
 Shillaber, B: Penhallow. Cruises with Cap- 
 tain Bob on sea and land. 808. 1604 
 Shinn, Milicent Washburn. Young Strong 
 of "The Clarion:" 46 pp. 
 Amer. authors, v. 9.) p. 
 "Ship ahoy!" Fenn, G: M. 
 Shipley, M.. E.. 
 of two lives. 
 
 (/« Stories by 
 
 93, in 823.4710 
 
 823.5922 
 
 Looking back: a memory 
 
 823.1423 
 
 Shippen, E:, U. S. N. Thirty years at sea: 
 
 the story of a sailor's life. 823 . 7296 
 
 Shirley, James. Macauley, E. Tales of the 
 
 drama founded on the tragedies of . . . 
 
 Shirley, etc. 823.1051 
 
 Shirley, Philip, {pseud.l) On the verge: a 
 
 romance of the centennial. 823 . 1424 
 
 Shirley. Nicholls, Mrs. C. (B.) 823.128 
 
 Shorter stories. Balzac, H. de. 823.7353 
 
 Shorthouse, Joseph H: 
 
 The countess Eve. 823.5766 
 
 John Inglesant. 823.4531 
 
 The little schoolmaster Mark : a spiritual 
 
 roman ce . 823 . 488 1 
 
 Same. in 823.4993; 823.5413 
 
 Sir Percival: a story of the past and of 
 
 the present. 823 . 5767 
 
 Same. in 823.6690 
 
 A teacher of the violin, and other tales. 
 
 823.5438 
 Shreve, T: H. Drayton: a story of American 
 
 life. 
 Siam. 
 
 Butterworth, 
 
 the antipodes. 
 
 Knox, T: W. 
 
 far East. Pt. 2. 
 
 823.4266 
 
 H 
 
 Zigzag journeys in 
 
 808.1815 
 
 The boy travellers in the 
 
 808.1836 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 239 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Enprlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Siam. Contin. 
 
 JVo/e.—See Ka,con,G:B. Siam; the land of the 
 white elephant. 1887. 915.356. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 209. No. 5, 1888, p. 320. 
 
 No. 4, 1884, p. 267. 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. £>epi. of Slate.) 
 in ** 350 -5496*" *• 
 
 5^1? also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,193-4, t'n ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 401, in ** 
 50-1'. 
 Sibyl Huntington. Dorr, Mrs. J. C. (R.) 
 
 823.472 
 Sidney, Sir Philip. The countess of Pem- 
 broke's Arcadia. 823.6639 
 
 Same. (Ed. of 1638.) ** 823.6467 
 
 Sidney. Deland, ./I/a-^. M. W. (C.) 823.7337 
 Sidonie. Daudet, A. 823.2827 
 
 Same. 823 . 6922 
 
 Siege baby, A. 44 pp. Stannard, Mrs. H. 
 E. V. (P.) in 823.5076 
 
 Siege of Damascus. 3 vols. Nisbet, J. 
 
 ** 823.6947-9 
 Siege of London. James, H:,yr. 823.4524 
 Siege of Troy. Hanson, C: H: 808.1492 
 
 Siege of Washington, D. C. Adams, F. C. 
 
 808.1700 
 Siegfried, The story of. Baldwin, J. 
 
 823.5623 
 
 Sienkiewicz, Henry k. With fire and sword: 
 
 an historical novel of Poland and Russia. 
 
 Tr. by J. Curtin. 823.6338 
 
 Sierras, First fam'lies of the. Miller, C. H. 
 
 823.1159 
 Sights and insights. 2 vols. Whitney, Mrs. 
 A. D. (T.) 823.1699-1700 
 
 Sigismund Fatello. 87 pp. {/n Tales from 
 Blackwood, v. 8.) in ** 823.6654 
 
 Sign of four. Doyle, A. C. 823 . 7520 
 
 Signa. La Ramde, L. de. 823.1827 
 
 Signing the contract. Finley, M. 823.561 
 Signer Monaldini's niece. Tincker, M.. A. 
 
 823.2000 
 Sigourney, Mrs. Lydia (Huntley). Lucy 
 Howard's journal. 823 . 1425 
 
 Sigrid. Thoroddsen, J. T. 823.7136 
 
 Sikes, Mrs. Olive (Logan). Chateau Frissac; 
 or, home scenes in France. 823.6116 
 
 Silas Marner. Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.) 
 
 823 . 1004 
 Silcote of Silcotes. Kingsley, H: 823.2033 
 Silent and true. Fleming, Mrs. M. A. (E.) 
 
 823.577 
 Silent partner, The. Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 
 
 823.1259 
 Silent shore. The. Burton, J: B.- 
 
 /« 823.5044 
 Silent struggles. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. (W.) 
 
 823.1970 
 Silver caves. The. Ingersoll, E. 808.1719 
 Silver city, The. Ober, F: A. 808.1878 
 
 Silver pitchers, and other stories. Alcott, L.. 
 M. 823.34 
 
 Silverado squatters, The. Stevenson, R. L: 
 
 808.1344 
 Silvermead. Middlemass, J. t« 823.4987 
 
 Silverpen, /5(?M(/. See Meteyard, E. 
 Silvia. Kavanagh, J. 823.5920 
 
 Engflish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Sime, W: Boulderstone. in 823.4994 
 
 Cradle and spade. in 823 . 5081 
 
 Haco the dreamer: a tale of Scotch uni- 
 versity life. «■« 823.5108 
 
 King Capital. 823.4503 
 
 The red route. in 823.5062 
 
 Simms, W: Gilmore. (1806- 1870.) 
 
 Beauchampe; or, the Kentucky tragedy: 
 
 a sequel to Charlemont. 823 . 1426 
 
 Border beagles: a tale of Mississippi. 
 
 823.1427 
 
 Charlemont; or, the pride of the village: 
 
 a tale of Kentucky. 823 . 1428 
 
 Confession; or, the blind heart: a do- 
 mestic story. 823 . 1429 
 
 The damsel of Darien. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 ** 823.6729 
 
 Eutaw. 823.1430 
 
 The foray ers; or, the raid of the dog- 
 days. 823.1431 
 
 Guy Rivers: a tale of Georgia. 
 
 823.1432 
 
 Katharine Walton; or, the rebel of 
 
 Dorchester. 823 . 1433 
 
 Mellichampe: a legend of the San tee. 
 
 823.1434 
 
 The partisan: a romance of the revolu- 
 tion. 823.1435 
 
 Richard Hurdis: a tale of Alabama. 
 
 823.1442 
 
 The scout; or, the black riders of 
 
 Congaree. 823 . 1436 
 
 Southward ho ! a spell of sunshine. 
 
 823.1437 
 
 Vasconselos: a romance of the new 
 
 world. 823 . 1438 
 
 The wigwam and the cabin. 823.1439 
 
 Issued also as Life in America. 
 
 Woodcraft; or, hawks about the dove- 
 cote: a story of the south at the close of 
 the revolution. 823 . 1440 
 
 Issued also as The sword and the distaflf; or, 
 " fair, fat, and forty." 
 
 The Yemasee: a romance of Carolina. 
 
 823.1441 
 JVole. — For his life and writings, see Grls^rold, 
 
 R. W. Prose writers of America. 1870. p. 503, in 
 
 ♦829.110. — Homes of Amer. authors. 1853. p. 257, 
 
 in 917.37. — Writings. (Lit. world, Oct. 21, 1882, 
 
 xiii.) p. 351, tn ** 805.661. 
 
 See also Allibone's Diet, of Eng. lit., v. 2. pp. 
 
 2,104-6, in ** 803.7. — Appleton's Cyclop, of Amer. 
 
 biog., V. 5. pp. 533-4, in ** 920.324. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,199, "* ** 
 
 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 403, in 
 
 ** 50.1*. 
 
 Simple story. Inchbald, Mrs. E.. (S.) 
 
 ** 823.2089 
 Simple tales. Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) 
 
 p. 228, in 823.6134 
 Simpleton, Maj. — , pseud. Civil-service re- 
 form; or, the postmaster's revenge. 
 
 823.4593 
 Simpleton, A. Reade, C: 823.1983 
 
 Sims, G: R. Where is Mrs. Smith ? 11 pp. 
 (In Twenty novelettes, etc.) 
 
 p. 215, i« 823.7183 
 Sin of a lifetime. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L. ) 
 
 in 823.5101 
 Sinfire. Hawthorne, J. C. 823.5571 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 240 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Singer's story, A. MacNabb, Mrs. M. (L.) 
 
 823.4954 
 Same. in 823.5042 
 
 Singleheart and Doubleface. Reade, C: 
 
 in 823.6677 
 
 Singleton, Mrs. M.. (Montgomerie Lamb). 
 
 \yiolet Fane.'] The story of Helen Dave- 
 
 nant. 823.7254 
 
 Singleton, M.., pseud. See Brooke, Mrs. F.. 
 
 (M.) 
 
 Sinnett, Alfred Percy. Karma. 823.4937 
 
 Sintram and his companions. La Motte- 
 
 Fouqu^, F. H. K: de. 823.3892 
 
 Same. p. 219, in 823.4762; in 823.5196 
 
 Sir Amadas. Weber, H:W: 
 
 p. 241, in 821.1241 
 Sir Andrew Wylie of that ilk. Gait, J: 
 
 823.4194 
 
 Sir Brooke Fosbrooke. Lever, C : J. 823 . 992 
 
 Sir Charles Grandison, History of. 4 vols, 
 
 Richardson, S: ** 823.6169-72 
 
 Saw,e. 7 vols. ** 823 . 2070-6 
 
 Sir Cleges. Weber, H: W: 
 
 p. 329, in * 821.1239 
 Sir Edward Seaward's narrative of his ship- 
 wreck. Porter, W: O. 823.4047 
 Sir Gervase Grey. 3 vols, (in 2). Gordon, 
 Mrs.—. 823.7314-15 
 Sir Gibbie. MacDonald, G: 823.1950 
 Sam,e. 823 . 6042 
 Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite. Trol- 
 lope, A. 823.1624 
 Same. 823.5997 
 Sir Hugues de Coucy. Herbert, H: W: 
 
 p. T,in 823.4253 
 
 Sir Jasper Carew. Lever, C: J. 823.993 
 
 Sir Jasper's tenant. Maxwell, iJ/ir^. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) 823.2399 
 
 Same. 823.4955 
 
 Sir Noel's heir. Fleming, Mrs. M. A. (E) 
 
 in 823.578 
 
 Sir Percival. Shorthouse, J: H : 823.5767 
 
 Same. in 823.6690 
 
 Sir Rohan's ghost. SpofFord, Mrs. H. E.. 
 
 (P.) 823.1516 
 
 Sir Tom. Oliphant, il/r5. M. O. (W.) 
 
 in 823.6593 
 Sister Louise. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 ** 823.4665 
 Same. 823 . 7288 
 
 Sister Rose. Holt, E. S.. 823.7232 
 
 Sister Saint Sulpice. Valdds, A. P. 
 
 823 . 6426 
 Sister Silvia, 32 pp. Tincker, M.. A. 
 
 p. 166, in 823.4703 
 Sisters, The. Ebers, G. M. 823.2578 
 
 Sister's story, A. Craven, Mme. P. (de la F.) 
 
 823.6844 
 Six months at the Cape. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.1550 
 Six months on a slaver. Manning, E: 
 
 823-6959 
 Six of one by half a dozen of the other. 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.), and others. 
 
 823.1531 
 Six to one. Bellamy, E: 823.7162 
 
 Six to sixteen. Ewing, Mrs. J. H. (G. ) 
 
 823.537 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Six years ago. Grant, J. 823.655 
 
 Six years later. Dumas, A. D. 823.6286 
 
 Sixty folk-tales from exclusively Slavonic 
 sources. Wratislaw, A. H:, tr. 823.6946 
 
 Sketch-book, The. Irving, W. 823.843 
 
 Same. 823 . 5057 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6722-3 
 
 Sketches by Boz. (Pt. i.) Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 in 823.4957 
 Same. Pt. 2. in 823.385 
 
 Same. (Complete.) 823.5324 
 
 Sketches of Irish character. Hall, Mrs. A.. 
 M. (F.) 823.691 
 
 Sketches of the women of Christendom. 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) 823.5696 
 
 Sketches of young couples. 49 pp. Dick- 
 ens, C: J: H, p. 481, i« 808.686 
 Sam.e. p. 479, in 942. 1259 
 
 Skirmishing. Jenkin, Mrs. H. C. Q.) 
 
 823.896 
 
 Slave girl of Pompeii. Holt, E. S.. 808 . 1515 
 
 Slaves of the ring. Fleming, G. 823 . 7042 
 
 Sleeper, J: Sherburne. {^Hawser Martin- 
 gale.] Tales of the ocean and essays for 
 the forecastle. 823 . 1838 
 
 Sleepless woman, The. Jerdan, W: 
 
 p, 198, in 823.702 
 
 Sleight, M.. B. The flag on the mill. 
 
 823.5406 
 
 Osego chronicles; or, the Kuylers and 
 
 their friends. 823 . 1942 
 
 Slick, Sam, pseud. See Haliburton, T: C. 
 Fargus, F: J: 
 
 in 823.5046 
 823.807 
 
 Smallchange family, The. 17 pp. (/« Fa- 
 mous Stories. By De Quincey, and others.) 
 p. 283, in 823.1778 
 Smart, Hawley. At fault. 823.7129 
 
 Bad to beat. in 823.4985 
 
 Same. in 823.5020 
 
 Belles and ringers. 823.4030 
 
 Breezie Langton: a story of 'fifty-two to 
 
 'fifty-five. 823.7524 
 
 Courtship in 1720 and in i860. Ro- 
 mances of two centuries. 823.4331 
 
 From post to finish: a racing romance. 
 
 tn 823.5116 
 
 The master of Rathkelly: a novel. 
 
 823.5589 
 
 The outsider. in 823.5100 
 
 Saddle and sabre. 823.5777 
 
 Struck down. in 823.5012 
 
 Tie and trick. in 823.4995 
 
 Same. in 823.5202 
 
 Two kisses. 823 . 5590 
 
 Smedley, Francis E: The fortunes and mis- 
 fortunes of Harry Racket Scapegrace. 
 
 823.6387 
 
 The fortunes of the Colville family; or, 
 
 a cloud and its silver lining. (Also) Seven 
 tales,* ed. by F. E: Smedley. 823.1443 
 
 * Contents.— "The trust." By Mrs. Burbury.— The 
 last in the lease. By Mrs. A. M. (F.) Hall.— Nor- 
 folk and Hereford. By G: P. R.James.— The will. 
 By Miss Pardoe. — The mysteries of Redgrave 
 Court. By F. E: Smedley.— A very woman. By 
 Miss M. B. Smedley.— King Veric: a scene of the 
 Romans in Britain. By M. F. Tupper. 
 
 Slings and arrows. 
 Slip in the fens, A. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 241 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Gng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Stnedley, Francis E: Contin. 
 
 Frank Fairlegh; or, scenes from the 
 
 life of a private pupil. 823. 1444 
 
 Harry Coverdale's courtship and mar- 
 riage and what came of it. 823 . 1445 
 
 Lewis Arundel; or, the railroad of life. 
 
 823.1446 
 
 Same. 823.5987 
 
 Lorrimer Littlegood. 823.1447 
 
 The mysteries of Redgrave Court. 34 
 
 pp. p. 115, in 823.1443 
 
 Tom Racquet, and his three maiden 
 
 aunts. 823 . 5940 
 
 Smedley, Menella Bute. A very woman. 32 
 
 pp. ( With Fortunes of the Colville family. 
 
 By F. E: Smedley). p. 272, in 823.1443 
 
 Smike. Dickens, C: J: H. z« 808.1569 
 
 Smith, Albert. Adventures of Mr. Ledbury 
 
 and his friend Jack Johnson . 823 . 145 1 
 
 The fortunes of the Scattergood family. 
 
 (Also) The armourer of Paris: a romance 
 of the 15th century. 823 . 1449 
 
 The marchioness of Brinvilliers, the 
 
 poisoner of the seventeenth century: a ro- 
 mance of old Paris. 823 . 1450 
 
 The Pottleton legacy: a story of town 
 
 and country life. 823 . 1452 
 
 Struggles and adventures of Christopher 
 
 Tadpole at home and abroad. 823 . 1448 
 
 Smith, Alexander. Dreamthorp. 17 pp. 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 108, in 829.127 
 
 Miss Oona McQuarrie. Sequel to Al- 
 fred Hagart's household. 823 . 4104 
 
 Smith, Mrs. C. (Turner). The old manor 
 house. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (A.), 
 ed. The British novelists, vols. 36-37.) 
 
 ** 823.2097-8 
 
 Smith, Mrs. E.. Thomas (Meade). Vaughan 
 of Balliol. 14 pp. [In Twenty novelettes, 
 etc.) p. 13, z» 823.7183 
 
 Smith, Hannah. [I/esba Stretton.'] 
 
 Bede's charity. 823.2028 
 
 Brought home. 823 . 1453 
 
 Cassy. 823.1454 
 
 The crew of the " Dolphin," 823. 1455 
 
 David Lloyd's last will. 823.1456 
 
 Hester Morley's promise. 823.1457 
 
 In prison and out. 823 . 1458 
 
 Same. in 823.6687 
 
 The king's servants. 823.1459 
 
 The lord's pursebearers. 823.3860 
 
 Lost Gip, and Michel Lorio's cross. 
 
 823 . 1460 
 
 Max Kromer: a story of the 
 
 Strasburg, 1870. 
 
 Nelly's dark days. 
 
 Through a needle's eye. 
 
 Smith, Horace. The picnic party. 29 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Ltttle classics, v. 9.) 
 
 p. 102, in 829.132 
 Smith, Rev. J. The Dalbroom folks. 2 vols. 
 
 823.6397-8 
 Smith, J. Moyr, comp. Tales of old Thule. 
 
 808.753 
 Smith, Joseph Emerson. Oakridge: an old- 
 time story. 823 . 1463 
 
 siege of 
 823.1461 
 823.1462 
 823 . 2036 
 
 digrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Smith, Mrs.^nliQ'P. ^Christabel Goldsmith.'] 
 
 Blossom-bud and her genteel friends. 
 
 823.4537 
 
 Chris and Otho: the pansies and orange- 
 blossoms they found in Roaring river and 
 Rosenbloom, A sequel to " Widow Gold- 
 smith's daughter." 823.1464 
 
 Courting and farming; or, which is the 
 
 gentleman ? 823 . 1465 
 
 His young wife. 823.1466 
 
 Kiss, and be friends. 823.2029 
 
 Lucy. 823.1941 
 
 The married belle; or, our red cottage at 
 
 Merry Bank. 823 . 1467 
 
 Peace Pelican, spinster: a love story. 
 
 823.4180 
 
 Shiftless folks: an undiluted love story. 
 
 823.614 
 
 Ten old maids; and five of them were 
 
 wise, and five of them were foolish: a novel. 
 
 823.1468 
 
 Widow Goldsmith's daughter. 
 
 823.1469 
 
 The widower: also, a true account of 
 
 some brave frolics at Craigenfels. 823 . 1470 
 
 Smith, Mrs. M.. Prudence (Wells.) [P. 
 Thome. '\ The great match, and other 
 m atches . 823 . 56 1 5 
 
 Jolly good times; or, child-life on a 
 
 farm. 808.1004 
 
 Smith, Rev. Rowland, tr. The Greek ro- 
 mances of Heliodorus, Longus, and Achilles 
 Tatius, comprising The Ethiopics; or, ad- 
 ventures of Theagenes and Chariclea; The 
 pastoral amours of Daphnis and Chloe; and 
 The loves of Clitopho and Leucippe. 
 
 823.2134 
 
 Smithson, Isabel, and Barnes, G: Foster. 
 About giants and other wonder people. 
 
 808.1598 
 
 Smoke. Turgenef, I. S. 823.4214 
 
 Smollett, Tobias G: The adventures of Pere- 
 grine Pickle, in which are included memoirs 
 of a lady of quality. 823 . 1472 
 
 The adventures of Roderick Random. 
 
 With a memoir of the author. 823 . 1473 
 
 Humphry Clinker. 823.1471 
 
 Same. 2 vols. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 
 (A.), ed. The British novelists, vols. 30- 
 31.) ** 823.2091-2 
 
 Smyth, Patrick G. King and viking; or, the 
 ravens of Lochlan: a tale of the Danish in- 
 vasion of Ireland. 823.7305 
 
 The wild rose of Lough Gill: a tale of 
 
 the Irish war in the seventeenth century. 
 
 823.7306 
 Snarleyyow. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 in ** 823.6674 
 
 Snob papers. Welcker, A. 823.4888 
 
 Snow man. The. Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. 
 
 (D.) 823.6853 
 
 Snow-bound at Eagle's. Harte, F. B. 
 
 823.5280 
 
 Snow-image, and other twice-told tales. 
 
 Hawthorne, N. 823.734 
 
 Same. /« 823.5878 
 
 Snow-shoes and canoes. Kingston, W: H: 
 
 G. 808.1590 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 242 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Snow-storm. 12 pp. Pushkin, A. S. 
 
 p. 125, z« 823.6534 
 Snowing-up of Strath Lugas. 24 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 12.) 
 
 z«** 823.6658 
 
 Society in search of truth. Clark, J. F. 
 
 ^ . , 823.4512 
 
 Society s verdict. By the author of "My 
 
 marriage. ' ' in 823 . 5052 
 
 Same. z« 823.5086 
 
 Soldier's orphans. The. Stephens, Mrs. A. 
 
 S. (W.) 823.1969 
 
 Soldiers three. Kipling, R. 823 . 7344 
 
 Soley, James Russell. The sailor boys of '61. 
 
 808. 191 I 
 Solid for Mulhooly. Shapley, R. R. 823.4351 
 Solitary of Juan Fernandez, The. Boniface, 
 J. X. 823.6838 
 
 Solomon's story. Shaw, W. J. 823.6049 
 
 Some of our girls. Eiloart, Mrs. C. J. 
 
 823.5091 
 Some one else. Croker, B. M. 823.4822 
 
 Some women's hearts. Moulton, Mrs. E. L. 
 (C.) 823.1T76 
 
 Somebody else. Lathrop, G: P. 823.4108 
 Somebody's Ned. Freeman, Mrs. A. M. 
 
 823.589 
 Somebody's neighbors. Cooke, Mrs. R. (T. ) 
 
 823.4169 
 Somers, Felix, pseud. See Chambers, J. 
 Somnambulism in story. See also Hypno- 
 tism. 
 
 Cockton, H: Sylvester Sound: the 
 
 somnambulist. 823 . 242 
 
 Same. 823.5843 
 
 — - Howitt, M. Stories of dreams, second 
 sight, etc. (Ennemoser, J. /« his History 
 of magic, v. 2.) p. 410, in 133.15 
 
 Immermann, K. L. Der Carneval und 
 
 die Somuambule. p. 61, in 830.57 
 
 Note.— See Hammond, W: A. Sleep and its de- 
 rangements. 1878. 613.40.— M'Kendrick, J. G. 
 Article "Sleep" in Encyclop. Brit. v. 22. ** 32.292. 
 Macnish, R. Physiology of sleep, in 829.467. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,219, »" ** 
 ^o.w—Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1S87. p. 409, «« ** 
 50.1*. 
 
 Son of a star, The. Richardson, B: W. 
 
 823 . 6943 
 Son of Hagar, A. Caine, H. 823.5519 
 
 Son of his father, The. Oliphant, Mrs. M. 
 
 O. (W.) z« 823.5059 
 
 Same. in 823 . 5067 
 
 Son of Issachar. Brooks, E. S. 823.7164 
 
 Son of the organgrinder. Schwartz, Mme. 
 
 M.S. (B.) 823.1933 
 
 Son of the soil, A. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. 
 
 (W.) 823.5968 
 
 Sonera. 
 
 Marryat, Capi. F: Travels ... of Mon- 
 sieur Violet in . . . Sonora, etc. 823.1104 
 
 Reid, Capt. T: M. The wood-rangers. 
 
 823.7145 
 
 Note.— See Bancroft, H. H. Works, v. 15. 
 970.79. 
 
 See also Catalogue of this Library. No. 2, 1880, 
 p. 213. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350 •5496'"*. 
 
 See also D6cennale du "Tour du monde." 
 1860-1870. ** 913.138'. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Sons and daughters. Kirk, Mrs. E. W. (O.) 
 
 823.5610 
 Sons of the soil. Balzac, H. de. 823.6942 
 Sooner or later. Brooks, C: W: S. 823.6346 
 Soprano, The. Barnard, C: 823.6632 
 
 Sorrows of Werther. Gothe, J. W. von. 
 
 in 823.2183 
 Same. ** 823.6646 
 
 South America. See also Brazil. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Lost in the forest. 
 
 808.1279 
 
 Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) Three Vassar 
 
 girls in South America. 808. 1822 
 
 Henty, G: A. Out on the pampas; or, 
 
 the young settlers. 808. 1611 
 
 Isaacs, J. Maria: a South American ro- 
 mance. 823 . 6941 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. On the banks of 
 
 the Amazon; or, adventures in the tropical 
 wilds of South America. 808.364 
 
 The wanderers; or, adventures in the 
 
 wilds of Trinidad and up the Orinoco. 
 
 The young llanero: a story of war 
 
 and wild life in Venezuela. 808.354 
 
 ■ Knox, T: W. The boy travellers in 
 
 South America. 808.1840 
 
 Reid, Capt. T: M. Afloat in the forest; 
 
 or, a voyage among the tree-tops. 808 . 436 
 
 Gaspar the gaucho: a tale of the 
 
 Gran Chaco. 808.1579 
 
 Verne, J. Giant raft. Pt. i: Eight 
 
 hundred leagues on the Amazon. Pt. 2: 
 The cryptogram. 823.6310 
 
 Voyage round the world: South 
 
 America. 823.5547 
 
 Note. — For bibliography, see Soldanha da 
 Gatna, J. de. Works on South America. {In Cata- 
 lago de Exposicao de bibliotheca nacional.) 1885. 
 **i5.83.— Trubner, N. Bibliotheca Hispauo-Amefi- 
 cano. 1878. ** 15.84. 
 
 For history, see Markliam, C. R. Colonial his- 
 tory of South America, and the wars of indepen- 
 dence. (Winsor, J.,«rf. Narr.andcrit.hist.ofAmer., 
 V. 8.) 1889. p. 295, in * 970.127".— Wilkes, C. In U. 
 S. Explor. Exped., v. i. 1856. j« 910.70. 
 
 See also Cieza de Leon, P. Travels. 1532-1559. 
 {Hakl. Sac.) 1864. ** 980.4. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 8. No. 5, 1888, p. 
 
 No. 4, 1884, pp. 273-4. 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). 
 SO-i;—Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 18 
 50. 1 ^ 
 
 South pole. See Antarctic regions, p. 8. 
 South sea islands. See Pacific ocean, p. 201. 
 South sea whaler. The. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.352 
 Southern star. The. Verne, J. in 823 . 5089 
 Southern woman's story. Pember, Mrs. P. 
 Y. (L.) 823.1250 
 
 Southey, Mrs. Caroline Anne (Bowles). Dev- 
 ereux Hall. 56 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood, v. 2.) in ** 823.6648 
 
 La petite Madelaine. 69 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood, v. 3.) ** iti 823.6649 
 
 Southlanders, The: expedition to the interior 
 
 of New Holland. 3d ed. rev. (Anon.) 
 r. . , , . 823.4095 
 
 Southward ho! Simms, W: G. 823.1437 
 
 338. 
 
 pp. 1,224-5, in ' 
 B7. p. 411, in '■ 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 243 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Gnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Southworth, Mrs. Emma Dorothy Eliza 
 
 (Nevitte). 
 
 Allworth Abbey; or, Eudora. 823 . 1474 
 
 The artist's love, and stories by Mrs. F.. 
 
 (H.) Baden. 823.1475 
 
 A beautiful fiend; or, through the fire. 
 
 823.1476 
 
 The bridal eve; or, Rose Elmer. 
 
 823.1477 
 
 The bride's fate. Sequel to "The 
 
 changed brides." 823 . 1479 
 
 The changed brides; or, winning her 
 
 way. 823.1480 
 
 The Christmas guest; or, the crime and 
 
 the curse. And stories by Mrs. F.. (H.) 
 Baden. 823 . 1481 
 
 Cruel as the grave. 823.1482 
 
 Curse of Clifton; or, the widowed bride. 
 
 823 . 1483 
 The deserted wife. 823.1484 
 
 The discarded daughter; or, the children 
 
 of the isle. 823 . 1485 
 
 Fair play; or, the test of the lone isle. 
 
 823.1486 
 
 Fallen pride; or, the mountain girl's 
 
 love. 823 . 1487 
 
 /s5M«rf a/50 ai Curse of Clifton. 
 
 The family doom; or, the sin of a count- 
 ess. 823.J488 
 
 The fatal marriage; or, Orville Deville. 
 
 823 . 1489 
 
 The fatal secret, and other stories by 
 
 Mrs F.. (H.) Baden. 823.1490 
 
 The fortune seeker; or, the bridal day. 
 
 823.1491 
 
 The gipsy's prophecy; or, the bride of 
 
 an evening. 823 . 1492 
 
 Issued also as Bride of an evening. 
 
 The haunted homestead, and other nov- 
 elettes. With an autobiography of the 
 author. 823 . 1493 
 
 The hidden hand; or, Capitola the mad- 
 cap. 823.5176 
 
 How he won her. A sequel to " Fair 
 
 play." 823.1982 
 
 Same. 823.4061; 823.5174 
 
 India; or, the pearl of Pearl river. 
 
 823.1494 
 
 Ishmael; or, in the depths. 823.1495 
 
 The lady of the isle; or, the island prin- 
 cess. 823.1496 
 
 The lost heir of Linlithgow. 823. 1497 
 
 The lost heiress. 823. 1498 
 
 Love's labor won. 823. 1499 
 
 The maiden widow. A sequel to "The 
 
 family doom." 823.1980 
 
 The missing bride; or, Miriam, the 
 
 avenger. 823.1500 
 
 Issued also as Miriam the avenger. 
 
 The mother-in-law; or, married in haste. 
 
 823.1501 
 The mystery of Dark Hollow. 823. 1502 
 
 A noble lord. The sequel to "The lost 
 
 heir of Linlithgow." 823 . 1503 
 
 The phantom wedding, and other stories 
 
 by Mrs. F.. (H.) Baden. 823.1504 
 
 The prince of darkness: a romance of 
 
 the Blue Ridge. 823 . 1505 
 
 Issuedalso as Hickory Hall; or, the outcast. 
 
 Eng-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Southworth, Mrs. Emma Dorothy Eliza 
 (Nevitte). Contin. 
 
 Retribution: a tale of passion. 823.1506 
 
 Self-raised; or, from the depths. Sequel 
 
 to " Ishmael.'' 823.1507 
 
 The spectre lover, and other stories by 
 
 Mrs. F.. (H.) Baden. 823. 1508 
 
 The three beauties; or, Shannondale. 
 
 823.1509 
 
 Tried for her life. 823. 1510 
 
 The two sisters; or, Virginia and Mag- 
 dalene. 823. 15 I I 
 Issued also as Virginia and Magdalene. 
 
 • Victor's triumph. The sequel to "The 
 
 beautiful fiend." 823.1512 
 
 Vivia; or, the secret of power. 823.1513 
 
 The widow's son; or, left alone. 
 
 823.1981 
 
 The wife's victory, and other novelettes. 
 
 823.1514 
 Souvestre, Emile. Brittany and La Vendue: 
 tales and sketches. With life of author. 
 
 823.6878 
 
 The chamois-hunter. 823.5941 
 
 Pleasures of old age. 823.1874 
 
 Sowers not reapers. Martineau, H. 
 
 823 . 6602 
 Same. 
 Sower's reward, The. 
 A. (M.) 
 
 Spaewife. Boyce, J: 
 
 Satne. 2 vols. 
 Spain. 
 
 Abbott, J: S. C. 
 
 history. 
 
 Adams, W: T. 
 
 in ** 823.6712 
 Rathbone, Mrs. M.. 
 823.5901 
 823.115 
 823.6931-2 
 
 Romance of Spanish 
 946.19 
 Vine and olive; or, 
 Young America in Spain and Portugal. 
 
 808.499 
 
 Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) Three Vas- 
 
 sar girls abroad. Rambles . . . through 
 . . . Spain. 808.1821 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 2 vols. 821.219-20 
 
 Trueba y Cosio, T. de. The romance of 
 
 history. 823.1639 
 
 Spain and Portugal. 
 8th ckntury, a. D. 
 
 Irving, W. Crayon miscellany, No. 3: 
 
 Legends of the conquest of Spain. 
 
 ** 823.6739 
 
 Southey, R. Roderick {killed 'jw), the 
 
 last of the Goths; poem. 821 .378 
 
 Charlemagne invades Spain, 777-8. See 
 
 Charlemagne cycle of romances, p. 37. 
 IITH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 The Cid, 1040-1099. 
 
 Corneille, P. Le Cid; trag. 
 
 p. 219, in 842.105 
 
 Hemans, Mrs. F. Songs of the Cid. 
 
 p. Ill, in 821. 157 
 
 Herder, J. G. F. Der Cid (ballads). 
 
 p. 335, in 831.16 
 
 Lockhart, J. G., tr. Spanish ballads. 
 
 821.854 
 
 I2TH CENTURY, A. D. Fernandez y Gonzalez, 
 
 M. Hermesenda; or, bishop, husband, and 
 
 king. 823.7211 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 244 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Spain and Portugal. Contin. 
 13TH CENTURY, A. D. Baillie, J. Henriquez; 
 trag. p. 361, in 822.897 
 
 14TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Baillie, J. Romiero; trag, 
 
 p. 312, in 822.897 
 
 Dumas, A. D. The half brothers; or, 
 
 the head and the hand. 823 . 7085 
 
 Peter the Cruel, 1319-1369. Calderon de la 
 Barca, P. El medico de su honra (play). 
 
 p, 97, in 862.15 
 Agnes or Inez de Castro, 1355. 
 
 Camoeus, L. de. Lusiad; poem. 861. i 
 
 La Motte, A. H. de. Inez de Castro; 
 
 trag. (French.) 842.65 
 
 15TH CENTURY, A. D. 
 
 Aguilar, G. The edict: a tale of 1492. 
 
 (Jews expelled.) p. 118, in 823.8 
 
 Vale of cedars. (Jews expelled.) 
 
 823 . 10 
 
 Camoens, L. de. The Lusiad; poem. 
 
 (Vasco da Gam a, and discov. of passage to 
 the Indies.) 861. i 
 
 Same. 861.13 
 
 Ferdinand and Isabei,i.a, 1474, etc. Coop- 
 er, J. F. Mercedes of Castile. 823 . 300 
 Columbus, C. See Colombo, C, p. 42. 
 Abencerrages, 1480-1492. 
 
 Hemans, Mrs. F. The Abencerrage; 
 
 poem. * 821.154 
 
 Fall of Granada, 1492. 
 
 Irving, W. The Alhambra. 823 . 1807 
 
 The conquest of Granada. 946.12 
 
 Same. in 946.36 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- Leila; or, 
 
 the siege of Granada. 823 . 1035 
 
 Same. 823.5957 
 
 Gonzalvo de Cdrdova. Ticknor's History of 
 Spanish literature, v. i, pp. 211-17, z«86o.4 
 
 Inquisition. Weiss, M., ed. The Marannos: 
 a tale of the inquisition. in 823.6123 
 
 Charles L, 15 16-1556, became, 15 19, Em- 
 peror Charles V. of Germany^ which see p. 
 100. 
 
 Godwin, W: St. Leon. 4 vols. (In- 
 quisition and battle of Pavia, 1525.) 
 
 ** 823.6779-82 
 
 Hugo, V. Hernani; drama. 
 
 in * 822.737 
 
 Same. (French.) 840.47 
 
 Inquisition, 
 
 Alcock, D. The Spanish brothers. 
 
 823.1184 
 
 Same. 823.5910 
 
 Insurrection in Castile, 1520-21. Talfourd, 
 — . The Castillian; trag. 822.522 
 
 Phiup II., 1556-1598 {married Mary of Eng- 
 land). 
 
 Alfieri, V. Filippo II. ; trag. 852 . i 
 
 Coleridge, S: T. Remorse; tra^. 
 
 p. 345, m 829.60 
 
 Delavigne, C. Don Juan d'Autriche; 
 
 com. 842.98 
 
 Sheil, R. L. The apostate; trag. 
 
 p. 83, in 822 . 24 
 Persecution of Protestants, 1561. 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) The martyrs of 
 
 Spain, 823.6598 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Spain and Portugal. Contin. 
 PhiIvIP II., 1556-1598. Contin. 
 Persecution of Protestants, 1561. Contin. 
 
 Hemans, Mrs. F. The forest sanctuary; 
 
 p. 76, in 821.156 
 
 poem. 
 Don Carlos. 
 
 Alfieri, V. 
 
 Le Fevre. 
 
 Otway,T. 
 
 Bulwer- Calderon 
 in 823.1035 
 in 823.5957 
 
 Lost Portugal in 
 
 Philip II.; trag. 852.1 
 
 Don Carlos; trag. 842.69 
 Don Carlos; trag. 
 
 p. 75, in 822.453 
 
 Schiller, F. von. Don Carlos; trag. 
 
 ** 832.5 
 
 Same. (German.) 832.16 
 
 Don Sebastian (defeated 1578) . Trag. Dry- 
 den, J: p. I, in ** 822.140 
 17TH CENTURY, A. D. Williams, H. L., ed. 
 Ruy Bias; or, the king's rival. Founded on 
 the drama by Victor Hugo. 823.7261 
 Phiwp III., 1598-1621. 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L 
 
 the courtier. 
 
 Same. 
 
 PhiIvIP IV., 1621-1665. 
 
 1640. 
 i8th century, a. D. 
 
 Aguilar, G. The escape: a tale of 1755. 
 
 p. 156, in 823.8 
 
 Great earthquake at Lisbon. (1755.) 38 
 
 pp. (/« Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., 
 V. 12.) in 823.7496 
 
 Henty, G: A. The bravest of the brave; 
 
 or, with Peterborough in Spain. 808.1473 
 
 Peck, W: H: The stone-cutter of Lis- 
 bon. 823.7294 
 
 PhiIvIP v., 1 700- 1 746. 
 
 CharIvES IV., 1788-1808. Perez Galdos, B. 
 Court of Charles IV. : a romance of the Es- 
 corial. 823 . 7074 
 
 Ferdinand VIL, x8o8. 
 
 Joseph Bonaparte, 1808-1814. {See note on 
 French history, p. 92. ) 
 
 Peninsular war. 
 
 Grant, J. The romance of war; or, the 
 
 Highlanders in Spain. 823.648 
 
 Henty, G: A. The young buglers: a 
 
 tale of the Peninsular war. 808. 1471 
 
 Maxwell, W: H. Stories of the Penin- 
 sular war. 823 . II 3 1 
 
 Ferdinand VII. restored, 1814-1833. Ros- 
 aura: a tale of Madrid. j( Death of Ferdi- 
 nand VII. ) 70 pp. (/« Tales from Black- 
 wood, V. 9.) in ** 823.6655 
 
 ISABE1.1.A II., 1833-1868. 
 
 LiEE AND Manners. 
 
 Arrom, Mrs. C. (B. de F.) La Gaviota— 
 
 the sea-gull. 823 . 6892 
 
 Bowring, J: Ancient poetry and ro- 
 mances of Spain. 861.2 
 
 Byron, Lord. Childe Harold, ist canto. 
 
 in * 821.69 
 
 GriiEths, A. Lola: a tale of Gibraltar. 
 
 823.678 
 
 Hemans, Mrs. F. The siege of Valen- 
 cia; drama. p. 284, in 821.155 
 
 Hugo, V. M., vicomte. Les orientales; 
 
 poem. (Moorish life in Spain.) 849.85 
 
 Lockhart, J. G., tr. Spanish ballads. 
 
 821.854 
 
ENGIylSH FICTION 
 
 245 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Englisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Spain and Portugal. Contin. 
 
 lylFE AND MANNERS. Contin. 
 
 Middlemore, Mrs. S. G. C. Round a 
 
 posada fire. Spaiiish legends. 823 . 4745 
 
 Perez, GaldOs, B. Leon Roch. 2 vols. 
 
 (Influence of the Roman Catholic Church 
 upon social relations in Spain.) 
 
 823 . 6969-70 
 
 Scott, Sir W. The vision of Don Rod- 
 erick. (Moorish invasion, Height of Span- 
 ish power, and Peninsular war.) 
 
 p. 269, in 821.355 
 Same. p. 357, in 821.357 
 
 Valdds, A. P. Sister Saint Sulpice. 
 
 823 . 6426 
 Gypsy life. See Gypsies, p. iii. 
 Cuba. 
 
 Collingwood, H. The rover's secret. 
 
 808.1708 
 
 Ripley, E. McH. From flag to flag: a 
 
 woman's adventures and experiences . . . 
 in Cuba. 823 . 5439 
 
 Lisbon. Queiros, E. de. Dragon's teeth. 
 
 (The humbler class of Spaniards.) 823.5471 
 
 Madrid. Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. (H.) Pretty 
 
 sister of Jos^ . 823 . 7033 
 
 Note. — For Spain under the Arabs and Moors, see 
 Cond6, J. A. History of the dominion of Arabs in 
 Spain. 3 vols. 1854. 946.7-9.— Gibbon, E. De- 
 cline and fall of the Roman empire, v. 5 (51st chap.) 
 p. 170, iyi 937.12. — Irving, W. Spanish papers. 
 1868. 829.667.— Poole, S. I^ane- The story of the 
 Moors' in Spain. (Story of the nations.) Map. 
 Illus. 1889. 946.87.— Yonge, C. M.. Christians 
 and Moors in Spain. 946.51. 
 
 Granada, 1238-1492.— Hallam, H: Europe dur- 
 ing the middle ages. 3 vols. 1872. 940.2-4. — Irv- 
 ing, W. Conquest of Granada. 946.12;— Spanish 
 paper. 1868. 829.667.— Prescott, W: H. Ferdi- 
 nand and Isabella. 3 vols. 1879. 946.43-5. 
 
 Discoveries and conquests in A merica. — Bancroft, 
 H. H. History of Mexico. (1516-1861.) 5 vols. 
 1885. * 970. 73-7. — Columbus, C. Select letters of, 
 and other documents. (Hakluyt Soc.) 1870. ** 
 917.24.- Helps, Sir A. Life of H. Cortes and the 
 conquest of Mexico. 2 vols. 1871. 923.203-4;— 
 Spanish conquest in America. 4 vols. 1856. 970. 
 37-40.— Irving, W. Life and voyages of Columbus 
 and his companions. 3 vols. 1868. 920.207-9. — Pres- 
 cott, W: H. Conquest of Peru. 2 vols. 1879. 985. 
 1-2. — Winsor, J. Narrative and critical history of 
 America. 8 vols. 1887-9. 970.127-127". 
 
 Peninsular war, 1807-1814.— Guizot, F. P. G. His- 
 tory of France. 6 vols. 944.4-9.— Jones, J. T. 
 Journals of sieges carried on by the army under 
 the Duke of Wellington in Spain, 181 1-14. 3 vols. 
 1846. 946.3-5.— Napier, Sir W. K. P. History of 
 the virar in the peninsula. 5 vols. 1877. 946.14-18.— 
 Wellington, Z-orrf. Dispatches, 1799-1818. 13 vols, 
 (v. 13, index.) 1837-9. 923.1334-46. 
 
 History of Spain in general, and for long periods. 
 — Alison, SiV A. The Carlist struggle in Spain. 21 
 pp. (/« Aw Misc. essays.) p. 325, m 824.90; — His- 
 tory of Europe. (1789-1815.) 12 vols. (v. 12, index.) 
 940.36-47;— Spanisn revolution of 1820. ii pp. {In 
 Az.s Misc. essays.) p. 279, m 824. 90. — Buckle, H: T. 
 History of civilization. 2 vols. 1878. 313.35-6.- 
 Froude, J. A. History of England (reigns of 
 Henry VIII. and Elizabeth). 12 vols. 1871. 942. 
 44-55.— Hale, E: E., and Hale, S. The story of 
 Spain. (Story of the nations.) Maps. Illus. 
 1890. 946.88.— Harrison, J.. H. (History of) Spain. 
 1881. 946.68.— Lembke, F. W. Schafer, H., and 
 Schirrmacher, F. W. Geschichte von Spanien. (i- 
 1387.) 5 vols. (Heeren, A. H. L., «wrf Ukert, F. A. 
 Gesch. der europ. Slaaten.) 1831. 946-89-93. —Max- 
 well, J: Stirling- Cloister life of the Emperor 
 Charles V. 1891. 923.2088.— Maxwell, Sir W: 
 Stirling- Annals of the artists of Spain. (1516- 
 1880.) Illus. 4 vols. 1891. ** 709.45-8.— Motley, 
 J: L. History of the United Netherlands. 4 vols. 
 1879. 949.4-7;— Saw*. 949.27-30.— Prescott, W: H. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Spain and Portugal. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 Philip II. 3 vols. 1871. 923.195-7.— Robertson, W: 
 History of Charles V. 3 vols. 1878. 923.121-3. — 
 Smyth, W. Modern history. (8th lecture.) 1S56. 
 p. 134, in ^4.1; — Same. p. 220, j'n 901.9.— Stanhope, 
 Earl. History of the war of succession in Spain. 
 (1701-14.) 1832. 946.82. Note. — See also Macau- 
 lay's article on this book in his Essays, v. 3. pp. 
 75-142, i'« 824. 135. — Wellington, Duke of. Des- 
 patches, vols. 4-9. (Consult index, ** 923.1346.) 
 ** 923.1337-42. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 (Portugal, p. 185.) No. 2, 1880, pp. 214-15. 
 (Portugal, p. 154.) No. 3, 1882, p. 177. 
 (Portugal, p. 235.) No. 4, 1884, p. 274. 
 (Portugal, p. 293 ) No. 5, 1888, p. 339. 
 
 6>(? a/jo Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350 •5496'-''. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). Spain, pp. 
 1,228-31, Portugal, pp. 1,036-7, in ** 50.1; — Same. 
 Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. I, 1887. Spain, pp. 412-13, Portugal, 
 p. 350, in ** 50.1^*. 
 
 For studies of Spanish life and character, see 
 Borrow^, G. The Zincali; or, the gypsies of Spain. 
 1872. 949.50. — Byrne, Mrs. W: P. Cosas de Es- 
 pana, illustrative of Spain and the Spaniards as 
 they are. 2 vols. 1866. 946.84-5. — Harrison, J. A. 
 Spain in profile. 1879. 914.435.— Hay, J: Castilian 
 days. 1871. 914.107. — Patch, O. (pseud.) Sunny 
 Spain, its people and places, with glimpses of its 
 history. 1884. 946.86.— Thieblin, N. L. Spain 
 and Spaniards. 1875. 914.109. 
 
 Spanish barber, The. Rathbone, Mrs. M.. 
 
 A. (M.) 823.5581 
 
 Spanish brothers, The. Alcock, D. 823.1184 
 
 Same. 823.5910 
 
 Sparhawk, F.. Campbell. A lazy man's 
 
 work. 823.4178 
 
 Speaking of Ellen. Porter, L. B. 823.6989 
 Spectacles for young eyes. See Lander, S.. 
 
 West. 
 Spectre lover. The. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 
 E. (N.) 823.1508 
 
 Spectre of Milaggio. By the author of 'The 
 
 abode of snow.' 46 pp. (/« Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 2d sen, v. 4.) in 823.7488 
 
 Spell of Ashtaroth, The. Osborne, S: D. 
 
 823.5215 
 Spell-bound fiddler. Janson, K. N. 823 . 2020 
 Spender, Emily. Until the day breaks. 
 
 823.5016 
 Spendthrift, The. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.29 
 . Sphynx in Aubrey parish. The. Chamber- 
 lain, N. H: 823.7140 
 Spicer, H: Madonna. 19 pp. (/« Famous 
 
 stories. By De Quincey, and others.) 
 
 p. 182, in 823.1778 
 Spider's eye. 24 pp. O'Brien, F. J. 
 
 p. I, in 823.4704 
 Spielhagen, Friedrich. Hammer and anvil. 
 
 Tr. by W: H. Browne. 823.6821 
 
 The Hohensteins. Tr. by Prof. Scheie 
 
 de Vere. 823.4281 
 
 Quisisana; or, rest at last. Tr. by H. E. 
 
 Goldsmith. • z« 823.6688 
 
 The storm. (Zimmem, H.., and A. 
 
 Half-hours with foreign novelists.) 
 
 in ** 823.6613 
 
 Through night to light. Tr. by Prof. 
 
 Scheie de Vere. 823.6822 
 
 What the swallow sang. 823.6823 
 
 Spinoza. Auerbach, B. 823.4576 
 
 Spiridion (tr.) Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. 
 
 (D.) ** 823.6640 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 246 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Eng:lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Spirite. Gautier, T. 823.2316 
 
 Same. 823.6454 
 
 Spirit-rapper. Brownson, O. A: 823.1867 
 
 Spiritual Quixote. 2 vols. Graves, Rev. R: 
 
 ** 823.2093-4 
 Spiritualism in story. See also Ghost stories. 
 — Strange tales. — Supernatural, The, in 
 story. — Theosophy in story. 
 
 Besant, W. Herr Paulus. 823.5885 
 
 Brownson, O. A: Spirit-rapper: an auto- 
 biography. 823 . 1867 
 
 Flammarion, C. Stories of infinity. 
 
 523 -5 
 
 Hamley, W: G. A medium of last cen- 
 tury. (/« Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 V. 4.) p. I, in 823.7500 
 
 Howitt, M. Stories of spirit rappings, 
 
 etc. (Ennemoser, J. In his History of 
 magic, V. 2.) 1854. 133-15 
 
 Stockton, F. R: Amos Kilbright: his 
 
 adscititious experiences. 823.5764 
 
 Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) Beyond the 
 
 gates. 823.4620 
 
 Gates ajar. 823.1255 
 
 The gates between. 823.5224 
 
 Note. — See Bibliography. Abbot, E. Mod. spir- 
 itualism: ghosts, etc. 3 pp. (/« Aw The lit. of the 
 doctrine of a future life. With Alger, W: R. Doc- 
 trine of a future life.) 1878. p. 866, in 237.1. — 
 Fiske, J: Modern witchcraft. 10 pp. (/« A z's Dar- 
 winism, etc.) p. 120, in 824.377. — James, H: Spirit- 
 ual rappings. 18 pp. {In his Lectures and miscel.) 
 p. 407, in 824.223.-nJa8trow, J. The psychology of 
 spiritualism. 12 pp. {Pop. sci. mo., v. 34. 1889.) 
 p. 721, in 505.469^.— Savage, M. J. Experiences 
 with spiritualism. 15 pp. {Forum, v. 8. 1889.) p. 
 449, in * 51.4701*.— Tyiidall, J: Science and the 
 "spirits." 8 pp. (/« Aw Fragment of science.) p. 
 314, in 504.9. 
 
 For works favoring spiritualism, see Hare, R. 
 Experimental investigation of the spirit manifesta- 
 tions. 1855. * 133. loi.— Home, D. D. Lights and 
 shadows of spiritualism. {See Browning, R. Aft: 
 Sludge, the medium; poem.) {IVorks, v. 7. p. 
 182, in 821.1259.) I33-H. — Kardec, A. Book of me- 
 diums. 1874. 133.29;— The spirit's book. 18S0. 133. 
 94-— Newton, A. E. Why I am a spiritualist. 15 
 pp. {N. Amer. rev., v. 147. 1888.) p. 654, z« * 51. 
 625*.— Sargent, E. Planchette. 1874. 133.30.— 
 Wallace, A. R. Miracles and modem spiritualism. 
 1881. 133.307. 
 
 See also periodicals, Banner of Light, vols. 18- 
 21, 1866-7 (in 2 vols.) ** 133.224-5; vols. 24-41, 
 1869-77 (in 9 vols.) ** 133.227-35. — Beligio- 
 phllos. journal, vols. 13-23, 1873-77 (in 5 vols.) 
 ** 133. 120-4; vols. 29-41, 1887 (in 9 vols.) ** 133. 130-8; 
 vols. 42-48, 1887-90 (in 7 vols.) ** I33.i38'-i38'. 
 
 For works opposing, see Davenport, R. B. The 
 death-blow to spiritualism: being the true story of 
 the Fox sisters. 1888. 133.315.— Preliminary report 
 of the commission appointed by the University of 
 Pennsylvania to investigate modern spiritualism in 
 accordance with the request of the late Henry Sey- 
 bert. 1887. 133.310. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 216. No. 4, 1884, p. 276. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 178. No. 5, 1888, p. 340. 
 
 6V^ a/jo Poole's Iifdex (to 1882). pp. 1,237-" ' 
 
 50.1; — Same. 
 So.i". 
 
 Splendid spur. The. 
 
 Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. 1, 18 
 
 p. 415, in ** 
 
 Split zephyr. 53 pp. 
 
 Crouch, A. T: Q. 
 
 823 . 7061 
 Beers, H: A. 
 
 p. 48, in 823 . 4709 
 Spofford, Mrs. Harriet E.. (Prescott). The 
 amber gods, and other stories. 823.4199 
 
 Azarian: an episode. 823.5165 
 
 5aw^. 823.5759 
 
 ( Johnson, R., ed. 
 p. 60, in 829. 125 
 Marks. 823 . 5756 
 823.4463 
 {In Sto- 
 
 Eng^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Spofford, Mrs. Harriet E.. (Prescott). Contin. 
 
 D'outre mort. 31 pp. 
 
 Little classics, v. 2.) 
 
 Hester Stanley at St. 
 
 Marquis of Carabas. 
 
 The mount of sorrow. 24 pp. 
 
 ries by Amer. authors, v. 2.) 
 
 p. 141, z« 823.4703 
 
 Ray. 52 pp. {In Johnson, R., ed. 
 
 Little classics, v. 11.) p. 51, in 829.134 
 
 Sir Rohan's ghost. 823.1516 
 
 The south breaker. 69 pp. (Johnson, 
 
 R., ed. Little classics, v. 7.) 
 
 p. 115, in 829.130 
 
 The thief in the night. 823.1517 
 
 Sporting adventures. See Hunting, etc. 
 Sporting scenes and characters. 2 vols. 
 
 Herbert, H:W. 823.5754-5 
 
 Sports ... in the Highlands ... of Scot- 
 land. Maxwell, W: H. 823.1130 
 Sprague, M..Aplin. Earnest trifler. (Anon.) 
 
 823 . 2005 
 Sprees and splashes. Morford, H: 823.1173 
 Spring floods. Turgenef, I. S. 823.7131 
 
 Springfield armory. Abbott, J. Marco Paul 
 at Springfield armory. 808.724 
 
 Springhaven. Blackmore, R: D. 823.5151 
 Same. 823.5514 
 
 Spurr, G: G. The land of gold: a tale of '49. 
 Illustrative of early pioneer life in Califor- 
 nia, and founded upon fact. 823.4336 
 Spy, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.319 
 Same. in 823.7464 
 Square, A., pseud. 5"^^ Abbott, E. A. 
 Squatter and the don. Loyal, C. 823.4813 
 Squire Arden. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 r. • ., , 823.5959 
 Squire of low degree, A. Long, L. 
 
 Squire of Sandal-Side, The. 
 
 E. (H.) 
 Squire Trevlyn's heir. 
 
 A. 
 
 823 7396 
 Barr, Mrs. A. 
 
 823.5359 
 
 Wood, Mrs.K (P.) 
 
 823.6017 
 
 Squire's darling, The. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 (L.) «■« 823.5079 
 
 Squire's legacy. Hay, M.. C. 823.3394 
 
 Same. ?« 823.5128 
 
 Stables, Gordon. On special service: a tale 
 
 of life at sea. 808. 1423 
 
 , Hicks, C. Stansfeld, and others. The 
 
 boy's own book of indoor games and recre- 
 ations. Ed. by G. A. Hutchison. 808.1906 
 Stael - Holstein, Anne Louise Germaine 
 (Necker), baronne de. 
 
 Coriune; or, Italy. i7i 823.6261 
 
 Same: a story of Italy. 823.6297 
 
 Satne. Tr. by I. Hill; with metrical 
 
 versions of the odes by L. E. Landon. 
 
 823.4258 
 Stage-struck. Macchetta, Mrs. B. R. (T.) 
 
 823.4780 
 Stahl, P. J., pseud. See Hetzel, P. J. 
 Stahr, Mrs. Fanny (Lewald). The aristo- 
 cratic world. 87 pp. {Also) The maid of 
 Oyas. 16 pp. {In Masterpieces of Ger- 
 man fict.) 7« 823.7552 
 
 Stella, Tr. by B.. Marshall. 823.5051 
 
 Same. 823.5055 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 247 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Standard tales by staudard authors. Ed. by 
 Mrs. C. I. Johnstone. 823.6194 
 
 Standish, Miles. Abbott, J: S. C. Miles 
 Standish, captain of the pilgrims. 808.545 
 
 Standish of Standish. Austin, i7/r.y. J.. (G.) 
 
 823.6543 
 
 Stanley, H: Morton. {Original name ^-.'R.oyi- 
 lands.) My Kalulu, prince, king, and 
 slave: a story of central Africa. 8p8. 1420 
 
 Stanley Thorn. Cockton, H: 823.241 
 
 Stannard, Mrs. Henrietta Eliza Vaughan 
 (Palmer). [/.• Strange Winter. '\ Army 
 society. Life in a garrison town. A dis- 
 cursive story. in 823 . 5040 
 
 Beautiful Jim. {Also) Booties' chil- 
 dren. — Regimental legends. {And) Doro- 
 thy Vane. 823.6607 
 
 Cavalry life; or, sketches and stories in 
 
 barracks and out. 823.4990 
 
 Dinna forget. 823 . 7068 
 
 Driver Dallas. {And) Princess Sarah. 
 
 823.6680 
 
 Garrison gossip: gathered in Blank- 
 
 hampton . 823 . 4992 
 
 Houp-la. 79 pp. ?■« 823.5046 
 
 Hunks. 9 pp. {In Twenty novelettes, 
 
 etc.) p. 87, in 823.7183 
 
 In quarters with the 25th (the Black 
 
 Horse) Dragoons. 82 pp. in 823.5138 
 
 A man of honor. 73 pp. ?'« 823.5046 
 
 Mignon; or, Booties' baby, in 823.4994 
 
 Mignon's secret. 82 pp. f« 823.5015 
 
 Pluck. 84 pp. i« 823.5015 
 
 Princess Sarah. /« 823.6607 
 
 Regimental legends. in 823.6607 
 
 A siege baby. 44 pp. {And) Child- 
 hood's memories. in 823 . 5076 
 
 Star and the cloud. Roe, A. S. 823.1365 
 
 Star-chamber. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.30 
 Star-land. Ball, 5zV R. S. 808.1602 
 
 Starlight ranch and other stories of army 
 life on the frontier. King, Capt. C:. 
 
 823.7176 
 Starling, The. Macleod, N. z« 823.4999 
 
 Start in life, A. Trowbridge, J: T. 808. 1505 
 States general (1789), The. Erckmaun, E., 
 and QhaXr\a.xi, P. A. 823.6859 
 
 Same. 823.7252 
 
 Steadfast. Cooke, Mrs. R. (T.) 823.5511 
 Steam-boat, The. Gait, J: f« 823.4192 
 
 Steam house. (Pt. i.) Verne, J. 823.4024 
 Same. (Pt. 2.) 823.4235 
 
 Same. 2 pts. (in i). 823.6193 
 
 Stearns, Winfrid Allen. Wrecked on Labra- 
 dor. 808.1672 
 Stebbins, Mrs. S.. (Bridges). The annals of 
 a baby. 823.4529 
 Steel hammer. The. Ulbach, L: 823.5440 
 Steele, Sir R: Macauley, E. Tales of the 
 drama founded on . . . the comedies of 
 Steele, etc. 823.1051 
 Stella. SX.ahx,Mrs.V.{'L,.) 823.5051 
 Same. 823 . 5055 
 Stella Grayland. 42 pp. McKay, J. T. 
 
 p. 103, in 823.4708 
 Stella Rae. Burch, H. E. 823.6393 
 
 Step aside, A. Wood, CD. 823.6559 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Stephen Archer, and other tales. MacDon- 
 ald, G: 823.5371 
 
 Stephen Dane. Douglas, A. M. 823.484 
 
 Stephen Vane's trust. By the author of 
 " Frontier and city." 823.7297 
 
 Stephens, Mrs. Ann Sophia (Winterbotham.) 
 
 Bellehood and bondage. 823.1965 
 
 Bertha's engagement. 823.1962 
 
 The curse of gold. 823 . 1964 
 
 Doubly false. 823.1966 
 
 Fashion and famine. 823.1972 
 
 The gold brick. 823 . 1968 
 
 The heiress. 823 . 1967 
 
 — — Lord Hope's choice. 823.1978 
 
 Mabel's mistake. 823.1961 
 
 Married in haste. 823.1960 
 
 Mary Derwent. 823.1959 
 
 A noble woman. 823.1963 
 
 Norston's Rest. 823.1958 
 
 The old countess; or, the two proposals. 
 
 823.1979 
 
 The old homestead; or, the pet of the 
 
 poor-house. 823 . 1 957 
 
 Palaces and prisons. 823.1976 
 
 The reigning belle: a society novel. 
 
 823.1974 
 
 The rejected wife. 823 . 1975 
 
 Ruby Gray's strategy. 823.1971 
 
 Silent struggles. 823 . 1970 
 
 The soldier's orphans. 823 . 1969 
 
 The wife's secret; or, Gillian. 823.1973 
 
 Wives and widows; or, the broken life. 
 
 823.1977 
 Stephens, C: Asbury. Camping-out ser. 
 V. i: Camping out. 808.241 
 
 V. 2: Left on Labrador; or, the cruise of the schooner- 
 yacht "Curlew." 808.240 
 V. 3: Off to the geysers; or, the young yachters in 
 Iceland. 808.243 
 V. 4: Lynx-hunting. 808.245 
 V. 5: Fox-hunting. 80S. 244 
 V. 6: On the Amazons; or, the cruise of " The Ram- 
 bler." 808.242 
 
 Young Moll's Peevy. 14 pp. {In Sto- 
 ries by Amer. authors, v. 10.) 
 
 p. 74, z« 823.4711 
 The young moose-hunters: a backwoods 
 
 story. 
 Stephenson, Mrs. Eliza (Tabor). 
 
 Eglantine. 
 
 Hope Meredith. 
 
 Jeanie's quiet life. 
 
 St. Olave's. 
 
 Step-mother, The. James, G: P. R. 
 
 808.1889 
 
 823.5989 
 823.6278 
 
 823.5990 
 
 823.7554 
 
 823.879 
 
 Stepniak, pseud. See Dragomonov, Michael. 
 
 Sterndale, Robert Annitage. The Afghan 
 
 knife. 823.6468 
 
 Sterne, Laurence. A sentimental journey 
 
 through France and Italy; by Mr. Yorick. 
 
 {In Classic tales.) p. 555, in 823.4489 
 
 The story of my uncle Toby, &c., newly 
 
 arranged. (With life of the author.) By 
 P. H. Fitzgerald. 823.5599 
 
 Works: (Life and opinions of Tristram 
 
 Shandy, Gentleman); with life of the au- 
 thor, written by himself. 823.1518 
 
 Steven Lawrence. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 823.5806 
 Stevenson, Mrs. Fanny Van de Grift, joint 
 author. See Stevenson, R. L: 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 248 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Stevenson, Robert L: (1850- .) The black 
 
 arrow: a tale of the two Roses. 823.5246 
 
 Inland voyage. z» 823.5015 
 
 Kidnapped: being memoirs of the ad- 
 ventures of David Balfour in the year 1751. 
 Written by himself. z« 823.5051 
 
 Same. /« 823.5067; 823.7442 
 
 The master of Ballantrae: a winter's 
 
 tale. 823.6934 
 
 The merry men, and other tales and fa- 
 bles. 823.5017 
 
 The misadventures of John Nicholson. 
 
 823.5776 
 
 New Arabian nights. 823.3701 
 
 Same. 823.5131 
 
 Prince Otto. z« 823.5105 
 
 The Silverado squatters. 808.1344 
 
 Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. 
 
 Hyde. 80 pp. 823.4952 
 
 Same. 823.5013 
 
 Treasure island. 823 . 4694 
 
 Same. in 823.5015 
 
 Note. — For study of his writings, see Bentzon, 
 
 T. Le roman strange en Angleterre. 31 pp. {Rev. 
 d. d. Mondes. 3e p6r., v. 86, 1888.) p. 550, in ** 54. 
 399*. — James, H: Partial portraits. 1888. p. 137, 
 i« 824. 390; — R. L: Stevenson. (Century, n.s., v. 13, 
 1888.) p. 869, m * 51. 1, 243^.— Kirk, S. Robert Louis 
 Stevenson. 10 pp. (Atlantic »«o., v. 40, 1887.) p. 
 747, in * 51 .933*. 
 
 See also YooXb'^ Index. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887, 
 p. 420, in ** 50.1*. 
 
 , and Osbourne, Lloyd. The wrong box. 
 
 823.6985 
 
 , and Stevenson, Fanny Van de Grift. 
 
 The dynamiter. in 823 . 5078 
 
 Stewart, Agnes M. Margaret Roper; or, the 
 chancellor and his daughter. 823. 1894 
 
 Stewart, E.. M. Cloister legends; or, con- 
 vents and monasteries in the olden time. 
 
 823.1519 
 
 Stifter, Adalbert. (1806-1868.) The balloon 
 ascent, (y^wrf) The heath. (Zimmern, H.., 
 and A. Half-hours with foreign novelists.) 
 
 /«** 823.6613 
 
 Stimson, F: Jesup. [/. 5". of Dale.'] The 
 crime of Henry Vane: a study with a 
 moral. 823.4758 
 
 Guerndale: an old story. 823.5358 
 
 Mrs. Knollys. 21 pp. {In Stories by 
 
 Amer. authors, v. 2.) p. 70, in 823.4703 
 
 The residuary legatee; or, the posthu- 
 mous jest of the late John Austin. 
 
 in 823.5457 
 
 , joint author. See Grant, Robert. 
 
 Stinde, Julius. The Buchholz family: 
 
 sketches of Berlin life. Tr. by L. D. 
 
 Schmitz. 2 vols. 823.5220-1 
 
 Frau Wilhelmine. The concluding part 
 
 of "The Buchholz family." Tr. by H. F. 
 Powell. 823.5222 
 
 Stirling, M. C. See MacCallum, Mrs. M. C. 
 
 (S.) 
 Stitzel, Mrs. H. V. What came of it.— 
 
 (Waifs and estrays.) 823 . 1520 
 
 Stockton, Francis R: Amos Kilbright: his 
 
 adscititious experiences, with other stories. 
 
 823.5764 
 
 Ardis Claverden. 823.7417 
 
 The bee-man of Orn, and other fanciful 
 
 tales. 808.1349 
 
 808. 141 I 
 808.1887 
 808.1137 
 808.1410 
 {In Stories 
 in 823.4703 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Stockton, Francis R: Contin. 
 
 Casting away of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs. 
 
 Aleshin e. 823 . 6906 
 
 The Christmas wreck, and other stories. 
 
 823.5219 
 
 The Dusantes. Sequel to "The casting 
 
 away of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs. Aleshine." 
 
 823.6192 
 
 The floating prince, and other fairy 
 
 tales. 808.1902 
 
 The lady, or the tiger ? and other sto- 
 ries. 823.4735 
 
 The late Mrs. Null. 823.5217 
 
 Round-about rambles in lands of fact 
 
 and fancy. 808.1886 
 
 Rudder Grange. 823.1521 
 
 The stories of the three burglars. 
 
 823.7003 
 
 The story of Viteau. 
 
 Tales out of school. 
 
 Ting-a-ling. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Transferred ghost. 19 pp. 
 
 by Amer. authors, v. 2.) p. 5, 
 
 What might have been expected. 
 
 823.6541 
 Stockton, Louise. Kirby's coals of fire. 12 
 pp. {In Stories by Amer. autliors, v. 7.) 
 
 p. 67, in 823 . 4708 
 Stoddard, Mrs. E.. Drew (Barstow). Os- 
 good's predicament, 36 pp. {In Stories 
 by Amer. authors, v. 8.) p. 170, in 823.4709 
 
 Temple house. 823.5449 
 
 Stoddard, W: Osborn. Chuck Purdy: the 
 
 story of a New York boy. 808. 1726 
 
 The heart of it: a romance of east and 
 
 west. 823 . 2035 
 
 Red Beauty: a story of the Pawnee trail. 
 
 808.1485 
 
 The red mustang: a story of the Mexi- 
 can border. 808.1587 
 
 The talking leaves: an Indian story. 
 
 808.1359 
 
 Two Arrows: a story of red and white. 
 
 808 . 1429 
 Stolen white elephant, etc. Clemens, S: L. 
 
 823.6978 
 Stone-cutter of Lisbon. Peck, W: H: 
 
 823.7294 
 Stone-mason of Samt Point. Lamartine, A. 
 de. 823.6293 
 
 Stories and romances. Scudder, H. E. 
 
 823.4005 
 
 Stories by American authors, vols. i-io. 10 
 
 vols. 823.4702-11 
 
 Stories for the household. Andersen, H. C. 
 
 808.1323 
 Stories from English history. Creighton, L. 
 
 808. I 181 
 Stories from history. Strickland, A. 
 
 808 . 294 
 Stories from Livy. Church, A. J: 808.1545 
 Stories from old English history. Crake, A. 
 D. 808.1625 
 
 Stories from old English poetry. Richard- 
 son, Mrs. A. (S.) 808.1690 
 
 Stories from the Bible. 
 
 Church, A. J: 
 
 808.1733 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 249 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eug-Iisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Stones from the Greek tragedians.* Church, 
 
 A.J: 808.1378 
 
 Stories from the history of Rome. Beesly, 
 
 Mrs. — . 808.841 
 
 Stories from the Italian poets. 2 vols. Hunt, 
 
 J. H:L. 823.7081-2 
 
 Stories from Virgil. Church, A. J: 808.1413 
 
 Stories of adventure. Hale, E: E. 808.1367 
 
 Stories of American history. Dodge, N. S. 
 
 808.1675 
 Stories of discovery. Hale, E: E. 808.1369 
 Stories of English and foreign life. Howitt, 
 W:, and Howitt, Mrs. M.. (B.) 823.2135 
 Stories of invention. Hale, E: E. 808.1426 
 Stories of old renown. Moncrieff, R. H. 
 
 808.1686 
 Stories of Provence. Daudet, A. 823.4958 
 Stories of the east from Herodotus. Church, 
 A.J: 808.1546 
 
 Stories of the gorilla country. Du Chaillu, 
 P. B. 808.799 
 
 Stories of the island world. NordhofF, C: 
 
 808.165 
 Stories of the magicians. Church, A. J: 
 
 823.5663 
 Stories of the Old Dominion. Cooke, J: E. 
 
 808.1468 
 Stories of the Peninsular war. Maxwell, W: 
 H. 823. I 131 
 
 Stories of the prairie. Cooper, J. F. 
 
 808.1127 
 Stories of the sagacity of animals. Kings- 
 ton, W:H:G. 808.1445 
 Stories of the sea. Hale, E: E. 808. 1368 
 Stories of the sea. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 ** 823.6730 
 
 Stories of the three burglars. Stockton, F. 
 
 R: 823.7003 
 
 Stories of war. Hale, E: E. 808.1370 
 
 Same. 823.5164 
 
 Stories of Waterloo. Maxwell, W: H. 
 
 823.1133 
 Stork's nest, A. Vicary, J: F., cotnp. 
 
 823.5415 
 
 Storm, E. Herr Sinclair (poem). 6 pp. 
 
 (Bushby, Mrs. — , tr. The Danes, etc., v. 
 
 3.) p. 137, in 823.6446 
 
 Storm-bride. 4 pp. Rask, E. C. 
 
 p. 350, in 823.6534 
 Storm-driven. Bigot, Mrs.M.. (H.) 
 
 823.738 
 
 Stormy waters. Buchanan, R. W. 823 . 6594 
 
 Same. 823 . 7009 
 
 Story, W: Wetmore. A modern magician. 
 
 66 pp. (/« Tales from Blackwood. 2d 
 
 ser., V. 7.) in 823.7491 
 
 Story book of science, A. Farmer, Mrs. L. 
 
 H. 808.1712 
 
 Story of a bad boy. Aldrich, T: B. 808.283 
 
 Story of a country town. Howe, E. W. 
 
 823.4868 
 Story of a feather. Jerrold, D. W: 
 
 in 823.4828 
 Story of a mine. Harte, F. B. 823 . 2041 
 
 Story of a mountain. Lawrence, Uncle. 
 
 808.1894 
 
 Story of a short life. 67 pp. Ewing, Mrs, 
 
 J. H. (G.) in 823.5090 
 
 Eng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Story of an honest man. About, E. F. V. 
 
 823.6051 
 Story of ancient history. Al)bott, J. 
 
 808.584 
 Story of Antony Grace. Fenn, G: M. 
 
 . . 823.5569 
 
 Story of Avis. Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 
 
 823.1260 
 Story of carnival. Marks, Mrs. M.. A. M. 
 
 (H.) 823.4572 
 
 Story of Elizabeth. Ritchie, Mrs. A.. I.. 
 
 (T.) 823.1569 
 
 Story of Farquharson of Inverey. Lauder, 
 
 6YrT: D. in * 823.6194 
 
 Story of Gisli the outlaw. From the Ice- 
 landic by G: W. Dasent. 823.6448 
 Story of Helen Davenant. Singleton, Mrs. 
 
 M.. (M. L.) 823.7254 
 
 Story of Ida. 45 pp. Alexander, F. 
 
 in 823.5038 
 Story of John Marbeck, The. Marshall. 
 
 Mrs. E. (M.) 823.5578 
 
 Story of Kennett. Taylor, B. 823.1547 
 
 Story of liberty. Coffin, C: C. 808.1858 
 
 Story of Margaret Kent. Kirk, Mrs. E. W. 
 
 (O.) . 823.5527 
 
 Story of Martha Guinuis and her son. 
 
 Crowe, Mrs. C. (S.) in * 823.6194 
 
 Story of music and musicians for young 
 
 readers. LiHie, Mrs. L. C. (W.) 808.1459 
 Story of my uncle Toby, The. Sterne, L. 
 
 823.5599 
 Story of Roland, The. Baldwin, J. 
 
 823.5624 
 Story of Ruth, from the Bible. 9 pp. ( John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. d.) 
 
 p. 128, in 829.129 
 Story of Sibylle. Feuillet, O. 823.6287 
 
 Story of Siegfried, The. Baldwin, J. 
 
 823.5623 
 Story of three sisters. Maxwell, C. 
 
 823.1132 
 Story of Tonty, The. Catherwood, Mrs. M.. 
 (H.) 823.6994 
 
 Story of the golden age. Baldwin, J. 
 
 823.5515 
 
 Story of the Latin quarter. 30 pp. Burnett, 
 Rlrs. F.. E. (H.) p. 30, in 823.4704 
 
 Story of the man who didn't know much. 
 Murray, W: H: H. P- m, iii 823.6326 
 
 Story of the Persian war. Church, Rev. A. 
 J: 823.5671 
 
 Story of the rock. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 in 808.1269 
 
 Story of two lives. 32 pp. Schayer, J. 
 
 p. 154, ^« 823.4711 
 
 Story of Valentine and his brother. Oli- 
 phant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 823.5969 
 
 Story of Viteau. Stockton, F. R: 808.1411 
 
 Story or two from an old Dutch town. Low- 
 ell, R. T. S. 823.1019 
 
 Story that the keg told me. Murray, W: H: 
 H. 823.6326 
 
 Stowe,iT/r5. Harriet E.. (Beecher). (1812- .) 
 
 Agnes of Sorrento. 823 . 2038 
 
 Betty's bright idea, and other stories. 
 
 in 823.6678 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 250 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cn^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Stowe, i^/ry. Harriet E.. (Beecher). (1812- .) 
 Contin. 
 
 Dred: a tale of the great dismal swamp. 
 
 823.1526 
 Issued also as Nina Gordon. 
 
 The Mayflower, and miscellaneous writ- 
 ings. 823.2037 
 
 The minister's wooing. 823 . 1524 
 
 My wife and I; or, Harry Henderson's 
 
 history. 823.1525 
 
 Oldtown folks. 823.1527 
 
 Palmetto-leaves. 823.5600 
 
 The pearl of Orr's island: a story of the 
 
 coast of Maine. 823.1528 
 
 Pink and white tyranny. 823 . 1529 
 
 Pogauuc people: their loves and lives. 
 
 823.1530 
 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside stories. 
 
 823.1936 
 Issued also as Oldtown fireside stories. 
 
 Uncle Tom's cabin; or, life among the 
 
 lowly. With account of the work by the 
 author. 823 . 1532 
 
 Same. 823.6037 
 
 We and our neighbors; or, the records 
 
 of an unfashionable street. (Sequel to " My 
 wife and I.") 823.1533 
 
 Note. — For her life and writings, see Bnllen, G : 
 Bibliography of Uncle Tom's cabin. 1880. tn ** 
 16.81.— Drake, S: A. In his Our great benefactors. 
 1884. p. i3i,m *920.3i2. — Gilder, J. L.,anrf J. B. In 
 their Authors at home. p. 313, in 820.159. — Stowe, 
 C: E: Life of H. B. Stowe. 1889. 928.685. 
 
 See also Apijleton's Cyclop, of Amer. biog., v. 5. 
 in ** 920.324. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,258, in ** 50. 
 i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 422, in ** 
 50.1*. 
 
 , and others. Six of one by half a dozen 
 
 of the other: an every day novel. 823. 1531 
 
 Strait gate, The. Abbott, J. z« 808.580 
 
 Stranded ship, A. Davis, L. C. 823.360 
 
 Strange adventures of a phaeton. Black, W: 
 
 823.88 
 
 Strange adventures of Capt. Dangerous. 
 Sala, G: A: in 823.5026 
 
 Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. 
 Stevenson, R. L: 823.4952 
 
 Same. 823.5013 
 
 Strange disappearance, A. Rohlfs, Mrs. A. 
 K.. (G.) 823.664 
 
 Strange friend, A. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 p. 138, in 823.7383 
 
 Strange infatuation, A. Harrison, L. 
 
 823.7077 
 
 Strange stories. Erckmann, E-, and Chat- 
 rian, P. A. 823.4003 
 
 Strange stories. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 
 823.6807 
 
 Strange stories from history for young peo- 
 ple. Eggleston, G: C. 808.1432 
 
 Strange story. Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823.1043 
 
 Strange surprising adventures of the venera- 
 ble Gooroo Simple, and his five disciples. 
 Noodle, Doodle, Wiseacre, Zany and 
 Foozle. With fifty illustrations by A. H. 
 Forrester. {^Alfred Crowquill,'] 
 
 ** 823.1855 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Strange tales. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. Auriol; or, the elixir 
 
 of life. 823 . 27 
 
 Beckford, W: Vathek: an Arabian tale. 
 
 823.4232 
 
 Same. {In Lib. of famous fiction.) 
 
 p. 841, in 823.6215 
 
 Cobban, J. M. Julius Courtney; or, mas- 
 ter of his fate. 823 . 7246 
 
 HaufF, W. The mysterious manuscript. 
 
 in ** 1000. 106 
 
 Hawthorne, N. Ethan Brand. 23 pp. 
 
 (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. i.) 
 
 p. 7, in 829.124 
 
 Hoffmann, E. T. W. Strange stories. 
 
 823.6807 
 
 Howitt, Mrs. M.. (B.) Apparitions. — 
 
 Haunted houses. — Second sight. (Eune- 
 moser, J. In his History of magic, v. 2.) 
 
 133 15 
 
 Irving, W. The money-diggers. — Strange 
 
 stories by a nervous gentleman. {In his 
 Tales of a traveller. ) 823 . 844 
 
 Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, v. 8: 
 
 Mystery. 829.131 
 
 Kipling, R. The phantom 'rickshaw, 
 
 and other tales. 823 . 7345 
 
 Lynton, E. L.j^fl'. Witch stories. (Scot- 
 land and England.) 1338 
 
 Lytton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- A strange 
 
 story. 823 . 1043 
 
 Marryat, Capt. F: The phantom ship. 
 
 823. nil 
 Same. ** 823.6670 
 
 Paget, V. Hauntings: fantastic stories. 
 
 823.7021 
 
 Paltock, R. Life and adventures of 
 
 Peter Wilkins. 823.4062 
 
 Radcliffe, Mrs. A. (W.) Mysteries of 
 
 Udolpho. 823 . 1 2S0 
 
 Same. 3 vols. ** 823.2106-8 
 
 Romance of the forest. 2 vols. 
 
 ** 823.2104-5 
 
 Reeve, C. The old English baron. 
 
 (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. {k.),ed. The Brit, 
 novelists, v. 22.) ** 823.2083 
 
 Scott, Sir W. The bride of Lammer- 
 
 moor. 823.1396 
 
 Same. 823.4437; 823.4803 
 
 Same. in 823.5326; in 823.5337 
 
 Same. in 823.5797; ** 823.6026 
 
 Same. ** 823.6724 
 
 The monastery. 823.1403 
 
 Same. 823.5159;** 823.6027 
 
 My aunt Margaret's mirror. 
 
 in 823.1412 
 
 Same. in 823.4826; in 823.5160 
 
 Same. in ** 823 . 6034 
 
 The tapestried chamber, in 823. 141 2 
 
 Same. in 823.4826; in 823.5160 
 
 Sam.e. in ** 823 . 6034 
 
 Wandering Willie's tale. 
 
 p. 164, in 823.1407 
 
 Shelley, Mrs. M.. W. (G.) Franken- 
 stein. 823.1421 
 
 Timbs, J: Oddities of hist., and strange 
 
 stories. 829.533 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 251 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ng:lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Strange tales. Contin. 
 
 Walpole, H. Castle of Otranto. 
 
 823.1671 
 
 Same. ** 823.2083; 823.4996 
 
 Same. 823.5422 
 
 See also Gould, S. Baring- Historic oddities and 
 strange events, ist ser. 1890. 904.46. 
 
 Also Tales from Blackwood, 2d ser. 12 vols. 
 823.7485-96;— 5a w^. 3d ser., vols. 1-6. 6 vols. 823. 
 7497-502.— Wraxall, F: C: L. Remarkable adven- 
 tures and unrevealed mysteries. 2 vols. 1863. 904. 
 47-8. 
 
 Strange true stories of Louisiana. Cable, G: 
 W. 823.6317 
 
 Strange voyage, A. Russell, W: C. 
 
 in 823.5013 
 
 Strange world, A. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 (B.) z« 823.2409 
 
 Same. 823 . 2639 
 
 Strangers and pilgrims. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. 
 E.. (B.) 823.2409 
 
 Same. 823 . 3067 
 
 Same. in 823 . 501 8 ; z« 823 . 6208 
 
 Strangers and wayfarers. Jewett, S.. O. 
 
 823.7389 
 
 Stranglers of Paris, The. Belot, A. 
 
 823.3498 
 
 Straparola de Cararaggto, Gian Francesco. 
 Salardo. 10 pp. Tr. by Mrs. F.. C. Hen- 
 derson. (Henderson, Mrs. F.. C. Dun- 
 derviksborg, etc.) i88r. 
 
 p. 115, in 823.6534 
 
 Strathmore. La Ram^e, L. de. 823 . 1828 
 
 Stray leaves from a passing life, and other 
 stories. _ 823.5810 
 
 Stray leaves from strange literature. Hearn, 
 L. 823.4791 
 
 Stray pearls. Yonge, CM.. 823.6958 
 
 Streckfuss, Adolf Friedrich K: 
 
 Castle Hohenwald: a romance. Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. A. L. Wister. 823.5549 
 
 Quicksands. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. Wister. 
 
 823.4782 
 
 Too rich. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. "Wister. 
 
 823.6824 
 
 Street and the flower, The. Wagner, H., 
 a«c/ Bunyan, E. T. 823.4736 
 
 Stretton, Hesba, pseud. See Smith, Hannah. 
 
 Stretton, Julia Cecilia. The rector's wife; 
 or, the valley of a hundred fires. 823.1534 
 Issued also as Valley of a hundred fires. 
 
 Stretton. Kingsley, H: 823.945 
 
 Same. 823.5935 
 
 Strickland, Agnes. Stories from history. 
 
 808 . 294 
 Contents: — Prince Bladud: a tale of the ancient 
 Britons.- The slave of Auvergne: a tale of the an- 
 cient Christians, the Franks, and the Visi-Goths. — 
 Alfred the Great: a tale of the Anglo-Saxons and 
 the Danes. — Bela the blind: a tale of Hungary. — 
 Prince Edwin and his page: a tale of the Anglo- 
 Saxons. — The wolf tribute: a tale from old English 
 chronicles.— The funeral of the conqueror: a tale of 
 Normandy. — The young interpreter: a tale of Rich- 
 ard Coeur de Lion, and the crusades. — The lord of 
 Bramber: a tale of the times of King John. — Wil- 
 liam Tell: a tale of Switzerland. — The widow of 
 Bruges: a tale of Flanders. — Queen Margaret: a 
 tale of the wars of York and Lancaster. 
 
 Tales from English history for children. 
 
 808.293 
 
 Contents: — Guthred, the widow's slave: a story of 
 
 the times of Alfred the Great.— The royal brothers: 
 
 a story of the times of Richard III.— The chase of 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Strickland, Agnes. Contin. 
 
 Tales from English history for children. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 Contents. Contin. 
 Wareham: the story of King Edward the Martyr. — 
 The sons of the conqueror: a story of the times of 
 William I.— The judgment of Sir Thomas More: in 
 the time of Henry VIII. — Lady Lucy's petition: a 
 story of William III. and Queen Mary. — Historical 
 summary to each story. 
 
 Strife. Wallace, iT/r.j. E. D. 823.2358 
 
 Strife and peace. Bremer, F. 
 
 p. 386, in 823.2119 
 Same. p. 89, in 823.6108 
 
 Strike at Tivoli mills. Arthur, T. S. 
 
 823.5622 
 
 String of pearls. James, G: P. R. 823.880 
 
 Strivelyne, Elsie, pseud. See Paton, Sir J. 
 N. 
 
 Stronger will. The. Green, E. E. 823.7378 
 
 Struck down. Smart, H. i« 823.5012 
 
 Struggle for a ring. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 823.5180 
 
 Struggle for the right; or, tracking the truth. 
 (Anon.) i« 823.4992 
 
 Struggles and adventures of Christopher 
 Tadpole at home and abroad. Smith, A. 
 
 823 . 1448 
 
 Struggles of Brown, Jones and Robinson. 
 Trollope, A. 823.5998 
 
 Strutt, E.. Chances and changes: a domes- 
 tic story. 2 vols, (in i). ** 823.6767 
 
 The curate and the rector. (Anon.) 
 
 823.1372 
 Strutt, Joseph. Queenhoo-Hall, a romance; 
 and Ancient times, a drama. 4 vols. 
 
 * 823.4675-8 
 Studies for stories. Ingelow, J. 823.842- 
 
 Studies from life. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823 . 339 
 Studio, The. Abbott, J. «« 808.583 
 
 Sturgis, Julian. 
 
 Accomplished gentleman. 823.1535 
 
 Same. 823.5445 
 
 Dick's wanderings. t« 823.6700 
 
 The disappointing boy. 15 pp. (/« 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 11.) 
 
 z« 823.7495 
 
 Thraldom. 823.5468 
 
 Stuyvesant, P: Abbott, J: S. C. Peter Stuy- 
 
 vesant, the last Dutch governor of New 
 
 Amsterdam. 808.547 
 
 Suburban sketches. Howells,W: D. 823.830 
 
 Successful man, A. Cruger, Mrs. J. G. (S.) 
 
 823.7511 
 Such a good man. Besant, W., and Rice, J. 
 
 in 823.3138 
 'Such is life.' Kendall, M. 823.7262 
 
 Sue, Eugene. See Sue, Marie Joseph. 
 Sue, Marie Joseph, called Eugene. 
 
 Arthur. Tr. by P. F. Chris tin. 823.6298 
 
 Latreaumont; or, the conspiracy: an his- 
 torical romance of the days of Louis XIV. 
 
 823.5893 
 
 Martin the foundling; or, the adventures 
 
 of a valet-de-chambre. 823.6299 
 
 Mysteries of Paris. 823.6187 
 
 Same. 823.6586 
 
 The temptation: a romantic tale. 
 
 823 5895 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 252 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engflisli Fiction. Con tin. 
 Sue, Marie Joseph, called Eugene. Contin. 
 
 Wandering Tew. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.2864 
 
 Same. 823.5014; 823.5799 
 
 Sue-sand, Alexander, fils^ pseud. See Ham- 
 ley, Sir E: B. 
 
 Sullivan, Mrs. Arabella (Wilmot). Tales of 
 the peerage and the peasantry. Ed. by 
 Lady Dacre. 2 vols. (v. i only): Wini- 
 fred, countess of Nithsdale. ** 823.6761 
 
 Sullivan, T: Russell. Day and night stories. 
 
 823 . 7026 
 
 Summer idyl, A. Tieman, Mrs. F.. C. (F.) 
 
 823.568 
 
 Summer in a canon, A. Wiggin, Mrs. K.. 
 D. (S.) 823.6189 
 
 Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life. Whit- 
 ney, Mrs. A. D. (T.) 823.1701 
 
 Summer legends. Baumbach, R. 808.1660 
 
 Sun, To the. Verne, J. 
 
 Sunk at sea. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 Sun-maid. Grant, M. M. 
 
 Sunny shores. Adams, W: T. 
 
 Sunnybank. Terhune, Mrs. M. 
 
 V. 
 
 Sunrise. Black, W: 
 Sunshine and roses. 
 
 823.7127 
 
 823.1282 
 
 823.661 
 
 808.497 
 
 (H.) 
 
 823.1564 
 823.4016 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 823.5119 
 Superior to circumstances. Blackall, E. L. 
 
 823.7340 
 Supernatural, The, in story. See also Spirit- 
 ualism in story. — Strange tales. 
 
 Besant, W., and Rice, J. The case of 
 
 Mr. Lucraft, etc. Pt. i. 823.6330 
 
 Campbell, Sir G. Mysteries of the un- 
 seen; or, supernatural stories of English 
 life. 823.7243 
 
 Dahlgren, Mrs. M. (V.) South-mountain 
 
 magic. 133-316 
 
 Grant, J. Apparitions and wonders. 
 
 63 pp. p. 233, /« 823.646 
 
 The veiled portrait. 16 pp. 
 
 p. 250, in 823.649 
 
 Hawthorne, J. C. Constance, and Cal- 
 
 bot's rival. 823.5507 
 
 Hubbell, W. The grea^^ Amherst mys- 
 
 terj': a true narrative of the supernatural. 
 
 823.6199 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) A be- 
 
 ■ leaguered city. 823.5640 
 
 Old lady Mary: a story of the seen 
 
 and the unseen. 823.4723 
 
 Same. in 823.4988 
 
 The open door and The portrait: 
 
 two stories of the seen and unseen. 
 
 823.4951 
 
 Note. — Arg:yll, Duke of. The .supernatural. 52 
 pp. (In his The reign of law.) p. 1, in 340.14. — De 
 Qaincey, T: Modem .superstition. 60 pp. (In his 
 Narr. and miscel. papers, v. 2.) p. 55, in 829.551.— 
 Howitt, W. History of the supernatural. 2 vols. 
 '863. 133.318-19.— Mather, I. Remarkable provi- 
 dences. 1856. * 133.35.— Parker, H. W. Contem- 
 porary supernaturalisni. 10 pp. (Forum, v. i, 1887.) 
 p. 284, j« * 51.4700. — %\xi«iii\ey, and others. Glimpses 
 of the supernatural. 133.5.— Taylor, B- My su- 
 pernatural experiences. (In his At home and 
 abroad.) 1862. pp. 140-164, in 910. 149. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,271, in ** 
 y>.\-^Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 427, in ** 
 50.1*. 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Cojitin. 
 
 Surgeon's daughter. Scott, ^zVW. 823.1410 
 Same. in 823.5329 
 
 Surgeon's daughters. 35 pp. Wood, Mrs. E. 
 (P.) z« 823.5036 
 
 Surgeon's stories, The. See Topelius, Z. 
 
 Surly Tim, and other stories. Burnett, Mrs. 
 F.. E. (H.) 823.5362 
 
 Surry of Eagle's Nest. Cooke, J: E. 
 
 823.281 
 
 Susan Drummond. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. L. 
 (C.) 823.7062 
 
 Susan Fielding. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 823.5856 
 
 Sutheriands, The. Harris, Mrs. M. (C.) 
 
 823 . 709 
 
 Suttner, A. G. von. Djambek the Georgian: 
 a tale of modern Turkey. Tr. by H. M. 
 Jewett, with an introd. by M. M. Mangasa- 
 rian. 823 . 7049 
 
 Suwanee river tales. McDowall, Mrs. K.. S. 
 (B.) 823.4891 
 
 Suzanne de I'Orme. G., H. 808.1659 
 
 Swallow Barn. Kennedy, J: P. 823 . 929 
 
 Swamp doctor's adventures in the south-west. 
 Robb,J:S. 823.1340 
 
 Swan, Rev. C:, tr. Gesta Romanorum; or, 
 entertaining moral stories. Rev. and cor- 
 rected by W. Hooper. 823.2132 
 
 Sweden. See also Scandinavia. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Up the Baltic. 808.498 
 
 GusTAVUS Vasa, 1523-1560. 
 
 Drama. Brooke, H: 822.77 
 
 Drama. Kotzebue, A. F. F. von. (Ger- 
 man.) 832.72 
 
 Drama. Piron, A. (French.) 842.65 
 
 GuSTAVUS ADOIvPHUS, 161I-1632. 
 
 De Foe, D. Memoirs of a cavalier. 
 
 in 823.2123 
 
 Topelius, Z. Times of Gustaf Adolf. 
 
 823.4476 
 5^^ a/.yo Germany, Thirty year s^ war, p. 100. 
 
 Chari.es XII., 1697-1718. 
 
 Planch^, J. R. Charles XII.; drama. 
 
 822.727 
 
 Axel; poem. 821.895 
 
 Times of Charies XII. 
 
 823.4637 
 D. 
 
 Times of alchemy. 
 
 823.4972 
 
 Times of battle and rest. 823.4558 
 
 Times of Linnaeus. 823.4734 
 
 Frederick I., 1 720-1 751. 
 
 Topelius, Z. Times of Frederick I. 
 
 823.4701 
 Life and Manners. 
 
 Bremer, F. The four sisters. 823 1919 
 
 The home. 823.2119 
 
 The neighbors. 823.2175 
 
 The president's daughter. Pt. 2: 
 
 Nina. 823.6129 
 
 Dudevant, Mme. A. L. A. (D.) The 
 
 snowman. 823.6853 
 
 Janson, K. N. The spell-bound fiddler: 
 
 a Norse romance. 823 . 2020 
 
 Knorring, Freifrau S. M. (Z.) The 
 
 peasant and his landlord. 823.952 
 
 See also Novels by Mrs. M. S. (B.) Schwartz. 
 
 Tegn^r, E. 
 
 Topelius, Z. 
 
 18TH CENTURY A. 
 
 Topelius, Z. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 253 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ngrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Sweden. Contin. 
 
 Note. — 5^^ Dunham, S. A. History of Denmark, 
 Sweden and Norway. 3 vols. 1839. 948.12-14. — 
 Fletcher, C. R. L. Gustavus Adolphus and the 
 struggle of Protestantism for existence. 1890. 923. 
 2050. — Geijer, 'E,. G., and Carlson, F. F. Ge- 
 schichte Schwedens (to 1706). 6 vols. (Heeren, A. H. 
 L., und Ukert, F. A., eds. Gesch. der europ. Staateti.) 
 1832-75. 948.42-7.— History of Gustavus Vasa, 
 King of Sweden. 1852. 923.2089. — Keen, G. B. 
 New Sweden; or, the Swedes on the Delaware. 
 (Winsor, J., ed. Narr.and crit. hist, of Amer., v. iv., 
 chap, ix.) p. 443, i'« * 970. 127*. — Meredith, W. G. 
 Memorials of Charles John, King of Sweden and 
 Norway. 1829. 923.222.— Otte, Afm F. C. Scandi- 
 navian history. 1874. 948.16.— Taylor, B. In his 
 Northern travel. 1878. 914.126.— Voltaire, F. M. 
 A. de. L'histoire de Charles XII. {CEuvres compl., 
 V. 26.) 948.4. — "Watson, P. B. Swedish revolution 
 under Gustavus Vasa. 1889. (Bibliography, pp. 
 277-291.) 948.28. 
 
 For literature, 5^i?Howitt, W., and Howitt, Mrs. 
 M.. B. Literature and romance of northern Eu- 
 rope. 2 vols. 1852. 804.T3-14. — Iiongfellow, H: 
 W. Poems of places, p. 251, m 821.214.— Svensk 
 bibliographie. 1847-64. * 15.86. 
 
 For folk-lore, see Hofberg, H. Swedish folk- 
 lore. 1888. 291 .89. 
 
 See also under " Scandinavia" in Catalogues of 
 this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 202. No. 4, 1884, p. 260. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 169. No. 5, 1888, p. 313. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 
 **350.5496'"''- 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,274, "' 
 ** So-i\—Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 427-428, 
 in ** 50. i''. 
 
 Swedenborgianism. Amid the corn. By the 
 author of " The evening and the morning." 
 3 vols. 823 . 1987-9 
 
 Note. — 5««Dasa, P. Swedenborg, the Buddhist. 
 1887. 289.107. — De Quincey, T: A Manchester 
 Swedenborgian and a Liverpool literary coterie. 
 25 pp. (Masson, D:, ^rf. Cotl.writings,-v.2.) p. 113, 
 1W829.680.— Ellis, J: The new Christianity. 1887. 
 289.195. — Potts, J: F., comp. The Swedenborg con- 
 cordance. 4 vols. V. 1: A-C. 289.108. 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 221. No. 4, 1884, p. 284. 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 182. No. 5, 1888, p. 347. 
 
 Sweet and twenty. Collins, M., and Collins, 
 
 Mrs.V..{Q.\ 823.248 
 
 Sweet Cymbeline. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5180 
 Sweet Dorothy Capell. (Anon.) 
 
 p. 20, in 923.862 
 Sweet Mace. Fenn, G: M. 823.7117 
 
 Swift, J. Franklin. Robert Greathouse. 
 
 823.1536 
 
 Swift, Jonathan. (1667-1745.) Gulliver's 
 
 travels. 89 pp. (/» Lib. of famous fiction, 
 
 etc.) p. 539, in ** 823.6215 
 
 Same. (/« Classic tales. ) 1885. 
 
 p. 279, ifi 823.4489 
 
 Same. With life of the author by W. 
 
 C.Taylor. 808.397 
 
 Same. With notes, and life of the au- 
 thor by W. C. Taylor. 823 . 2966 
 
 A voyage to Lilliput. 30 pp. (Scud- 
 
 der, H. E. The children's book.) 
 
 p. 362, in 808.1882 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Garnett, R: 
 Article "Swift, J.," in Encyclop. Brit., v. 22. ** 32. 
 292. — Hale, E: E. In his Lights of two centuries. 
 1887. p. 135, j'« *920.3i4. — Howitt, W: Dean Swift. 
 24 pp. (/« ///.s Home and haunts of British poets.) 
 p. 116, in 914.10. — Hunt, T. W. The prose style of 
 J. Swift. 22 pp. (/« his Represent. Eng. prose.) p. 
 265, i'« 820.120.— Johnson, S: In his Lives of the 
 poets. i88r. p. 235, /n *928.29t.— I>ecky, W: E. H. 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Swift, Jonathan. (1667-1745. ) Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 In his Leaders of public opinion in Ireland. 1872. 
 pp. 1-62, in 923.20. — Mahon, I^rd. Character of 
 Swift. 2 pp. {In his Hist, of Eng., v. i.) p. 69, in * 
 942.330.— Masson, D: In his Three devils, etc. 
 1874. p. 235, m 824. 71. —Mitchell, D. G. Gulliver 
 Swift. 19 pp. (In his About old story tellers.) p. 
 96, in 813.33.— Russell, W: Jonathan Swift, D. D., 
 and dean of St. Patrick. 11 pp. (In his Eccentric 
 personages.) p. 168, zw 920.369.— Stephen, L. Me- 
 moir of Swift. 1882. 928.402.— Taine, H. A. In 
 his History of English literature, v. 2. pp. 352-92, 
 in 820.57.— Thackeray, W: M. Swift. 54 pp. {In 
 his The Eng. humorists of the i8th cent.) p. i, in 
 820.180.— TImbs, J. In his Anecdote lives of wits 
 and humorists, V. 1. 1872. p. 1, in 828.129. 
 
 See also AUibone's Diet, of Eng. lit., v. 2. pp. 
 2,311-18, in ** 803.7. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,275, '« ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 428, in 
 ** 50.1*. 
 
 Swiss family Robinson. Wyss, J. D: 
 
 808.376 
 Switzerland. 
 
 Abbott, J. Rollo in Switzerland. 
 
 808.924 
 
 Adams, W: T. Palace and cottage; or, 
 
 Young America in France and Switzerland. 
 
 808.491 
 
 Champuey, Mrs. E.. (W.) Three Vas- 
 
 sar girls in Switzerland. 808.1919 
 
 Hale, E: E., and Hale, S. A family 
 
 Switzerland, etc. 
 
 808.1831 
 
 flight through . 
 — Longfellow, H: 
 
 W 
 
 Same. 
 
 14TH CENTURY A. D. 
 
 William Tell (1306). 
 Knowles, J. S. 
 
 Poems of places. 
 
 821.221 
 
 ift * 82 1 . 23 1 
 
 Baillie, J. Orra; trag. 
 
 822.128 
 
 — Same. 
 
 William Tell. 
 
 p. 113, in 822. 147 
 {In Lacy's plays.) 
 
 in * 822.743 
 
 — Schiller, F. von. William Tell. (Ger- 
 man.) p. 230, «■« 832.18 
 
 — Strickland, A. William Tell. 27 pp. 
 {In her Stories from history.) 
 
 p. 276, in 808.294 
 
 Hemans, Mrs. F. The league of the Alps. 
 
 (1307-8.) p. 102, in 821.159 
 
 Battle of Morgarten, 1315. Poem by Mrs. 
 
 F. Hemans. {Works, \. 2,-) 
 
 p. 252, in 821 . 155 
 15TH CENTURY A. D. 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Anne of Geierstein. 
 
 823.1392 
 Same. ** 823.6033 
 
 Zschokke, J. H. D. Der Freihof von 
 
 Aarau. 2 vols. (War.) 
 
 p. 178, in 833.1044-5 
 Reformation. Byron, Lord. The prisoner 
 of Chillon; poem. p. 363, in 821.61 
 
 Note.— See also Reformation, note, p. 212. 
 
 17TH CENTURY A. D. Zschokke, J. H. D. 
 
 Addrich im Moos. (Life and manners.) 
 
 p. 190, in 833.1045 
 Helvetian rrpublic. Zschokke, J. H. D. 
 
 The rose of Disentis. 823.6929 
 Same. in 833 . 1052 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 254 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ng^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Switzerland. Contin. 
 
 SOCIAI, WFE. 
 
 Bitzius, A. Erzahlungen und Bilder 
 
 aus dem Volksleben der Schweiz. {In his 
 Gesammelte Schriften, vols. 7-8.) 2 vols. 
 
 833.40-1 
 
 Wealtli and welfare. 2 vols. 
 
 823.6093-4 
 
 Pestalozzi, J. H. 
 
 trude. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Zschokke, J. H. D. 
 
 The AIvPS. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M 
 
 Leonard and Ger- 
 823.4892 
 823.5421 
 
 Addricli im Moos. 
 
 p. 190, in 833.1045 
 
 Rivers of ice. 
 
 808.814 
 
 Daudet, A. Tartarin on the Alps. 
 
 * 823.5347 
 
 Heusser-Schweizer, M. Alpine lyrics. 
 
 831.5 
 
 Souvestre, E. The chamois-hunter. 
 
 823.5941 
 
 Zurich. Lander, S.. W. Spectacles for 
 
 young eyes: Ziirich. 808.104 
 
 Note.— See Alison, Sir A. History of Europe. 12 
 vols. (v. 12, index.) 1853. 940.36-47.— Cox, W: 
 House of Austria. 4 vols. 943.17-20.— Dierauer, J. 
 Geschichte derschweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft. 
 V. I. (to 1415.) (Heeren, A. H. I,., and others, eds. 
 Gesch. der europ. Slaaten.) 1887. 949.105.— Grote, 
 G: Letters on politics of Switzerland. (Civil war, 
 1847.) 1876. 949.51.— Hodgkin, H. Switzerland. 
 22 pp. {In National life and thought.) p. 267, in 
 904.50. — Hug, Mrs. L. (A.), and Stead, R: (The 
 story of) Switzerland. lUus. 1890. 949.101.— Kirk, 
 J: F. Charles the Bold. 3 vols. 1864. 923. 
 137-9. — Mackenzie, H. D. S. (History of) Switz- 
 erland. 1881. 949.84. — Moses, B. The federal 
 government of Switzerland; an essay on the con- 
 stitution. 1889. 324.89.— Nay lor, F. History of 
 the Helvetic republics (to 1648). 4 vols. 1809. * 
 949.78-81.— Keclus, E. The earth and its inhabi- 
 tants. Europe, v. 2: France and Switzerland. 
 Maps. Illus. * 914.474. — Smytli, W. Modern his- 
 tory. (8th lecture.) p. 221, in goi .g;— Same. p. 
 134, in 904.1. — Tissot, V. Unknown Switzerland. 
 914.478.— Zschokke, H. History of Switzerland (to 
 1848). 1875. 949-33. . . ^ ^, , 
 
 For the Reformation period, see Fislier, G: P. 
 Reformation. 1873. (Bibliography, pp. 567-591.) 
 274.28. — Merle d'Aubigne, J. H. History of the 
 Reformation. 1872. pp. 488-556, z« ** 274.6. 
 
 See also Reformation, note, p. 212. 
 
 For criticism of the story of Wilhelm Tell, see 
 Delepierre, O. William Tell, {/n his Hist, diffi- 
 culties.) p. 67, in 904.27. — Fiske, J: Myths and 
 myth-makers. 1882. 291.45. — Lamartine, A. de. 
 William Tell. 32 pp. {/n his Mem. of celebr. 
 characters, V. 3.) 1856. p. 5, z"« 920.372. 
 
 See also " Tell, W, :" in Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 
 1,292, z» ** 50.1; — Same. Jan. i, i882.rjaii. i, 1887. 
 p. 434, in ** 50.1^. 
 
 For descriptive works, see Coolidge, W. A. B. 
 Swiss travel and Swiss guide books. 1889. (Bibliog- 
 raphy, pp. 1 17-149.) 914.489.— Dixon, W: H. The 
 Switzers. 1872. 949.60. — Locke, D. R. Nasby in 
 exile, pp. 461-604. 914.322. 
 
 For exploration and description of the Alps, see 
 Bennett, J^o/. A. W. Tourist's handbook to Al- 
 pine flora. 1886. 914.490.— Tyndall, /Vo/. J. The 
 glaciers of the Alps. i860. 914.282.— Whyniper, 
 E: The ascent of the Matterhorn. 1879. 914.316; — 
 Scramblersamongst the Alps, 1860-69. 1871. 914. 131. 
 
 See also Index to Harper's monthly, p. 653, in 
 
 •• 51 •475- 
 
 For bibliography, see Bibliographic der Schweiz. 
 Jahr. 1 — . 1871. "* 15.85. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 222. No. 4, 1884, p. 284. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 182. No. 5, 1888, p. 347. 
 
 5« a/so Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U.S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of State.) 
 *• 350.5496'''- 
 
 !Eug'lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Sword of Damocles, The. Rohlfs, Mrs. A.. 
 K.. (G.) 823.7149 
 
 Sworn to silence. Miller, Mrs. A. McV. 
 
 in 823.5044 
 
 Sybil. Disraeli, B: 823.466 
 
 Same. 823.3230 
 
 Sybil's second love. Kavanagh, J. 823.921 
 
 Sydney, E: W: ^N. B. Tucker. '\ The parti- 
 san leader: a novel, and an apocalypse of 
 the origin and struggles of the southern 
 confederacy. Originally published in 1836. 
 Now republished, and ed. by Rev. T: A. 
 Ware. ** 823 . 6003 
 
 Sydney sovereign, A, and other tales. Era- 
 ser, J. 823.7201 
 
 Sydnie Adriance. Douglas, A. M. 823.485 
 
 Sylvester night's adventure. Zschokke, J. 
 H. D. 823.4746 
 
 Sylvester Sound. Cockton, H: 823.242 
 
 Same. 823.5843 
 
 Sylvestres. Edwards, M. B. Betham- 
 
 823-519 
 Same. 823.5846 
 
 Sylvia's lovers. Gaskell, Mrs. E.. C. (S.) 
 
 823.5867 
 Sylvie and Bruno. Dodgson, C: L. 808. 1553 
 Sylvie's betrothed. Durand, Mme. A. M. C. 
 (H.) 823.4526 
 
 Symington, C. \_Maggie Symington. "l Ma- 
 rion Scatterthwaite: a story of work. 
 
 823.4036 
 Symington, Maggie, pseud. See Symington, 
 
 C. 
 Synnore Solbakken. Bjornson, B. 823.4236 
 
 Syria. See also Crusades. — Jews. 
 
 Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) The cripple of 
 
 Antioch. 823.5577 
 
 Wayside notes in the days of Chrys- 
 
 ostom. ( With her The cripple of Antioch. ) 
 p. 219, «■« 823.5577 
 
 Hale, E: E., and Hale, S. A family 
 
 flight over . . .Syria. 808.1829 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 15, in 821.227 
 
 MacDowall, C. Queen among queens: 
 
 a tale of the desert. (Zenobia and Pal- 
 myra.) (3d century A. D.) 823.7188 
 
 Nisbet, J. Siege of Damascus: a histo- 
 rical romance. (A. D. 633.) 3 vols. 
 
 ** 823.6947-9 
 
 Russell, C: W. Fall of Damascus: an 
 
 historical novel. 823.1375 
 
 Note. — For descriptive works, see Baedeker, K. 
 Palestine and Syria. 1876. 915.42.— Burckhardt, 
 J: L. Travels in Syria and the Holy Land. 1822. 
 * 915.268.— Burton, R. F., and Drake, C: F. T. Un- 
 explored Syria. 2 vols. 1872. 915.27-8. — Gage, W: 
 L. Palestine, hist, and descriptive. (Illus.) 1883. 
 956.38.— Huinann, K:, and Puchstein, O: Reisen 
 in Kleinasien und Nordsyrien. v. i: Text. v. 2: 
 Atlas. 2 vols. ** 915. 379-80.— Merrill, S. East of 
 the Jordan. 1881. 915.213.— Tristram, H. B. Land 
 of Moab. 1873. 915.24. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of Slate.) 
 ** 350 -5496'- *• 
 
 .i>^ c/jo Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1278-9, tn ** 
 50.1:— Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 429, in ** 
 50.1". 
 
 Syrlin. La Ram^e, L. de. 823.7024 
 
 T., M. A. See Tincker, M.. A. 
 
 Tabor, Eliza. See Stephenson, 3frs. E. (T. ) 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 255 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Tachypomp, The. 24 pp. Mitchell, E: P. 
 
 p. 142, in 823.4706 
 Tadema, Laurence Alma. Love's martyr. 
 
 in 823.5026 
 
 Taken alive. Roe, E: P. 823.6549 
 
 Taken at the flood. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) z« 823.2412 
 
 Same. 823.5112 
 
 Taken by the enemy. Adams, W: T. 
 
 808.1680 
 Taking the Bastile. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.6520 
 Tale of a lonely parish, A. Crawford, F. M. 
 
 823.4921 
 Tale of the house of the Wolfings, A. Mor- 
 ris, W: 829.697 
 Tale of the Tyne, A. Martineau, H. 
 
 ** 823.6712 
 Tale of three lions, A. 58 pp. Haggard, H : 
 R. 823 . 6606 
 
 Tale of two cities. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 823.414 
 
 Same. 823.5317; in 823.5557 
 
 Tales and legends from the land of the tzar. 
 
 Hodgetts, E. M. S., tr. 808.1734 
 
 Tales and novels. 18 vols. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 823.7422-39 
 Tales and romances. De Quincey, T: 
 
 829 . 690 
 Tales and sketches. 5 vols. Hogg, J. 
 
 823.774-8 
 
 Tales and sketches. Miller, H. 823 . 1 158 
 
 Tales and traditions of Hungary. 3 vols. 
 
 Pulzsky, F. A., and Pulzsky, T. 823.5731-3 
 
 Tales at tea-time. Hugessen, E: H. Knatch- 
 
 bull- 808.886 
 
 Tales before supper. Gautier, T., and M^ri- 
 
 m^e, P. 823.5737 
 
 Tales from Ariosto. Retold by a lady. 
 
 808.777 
 Tales from Blackwood. 12 vols, (in 6). 
 
 823.7479-84 
 Same. 12 vols. 823.98-109 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6647-58 
 
 Same. 2d ser. 12 vols. 823.7485-96 
 
 Same. 3d ser. vols. 1-6. 6 vols. 
 
 823.7497-502 
 Tales from English history for children. 
 Strickland, A. 808.293 
 
 Tales from Shakespeare. Lamb, C:, and 
 Lamb, M.. 808.783 
 
 Same. 823.953 
 
 Tales from the Arabian nights' entertain- 
 ments. Forster, E:, tr. {In Lib. of fa- 
 mous fiction, etc.) p. 953, in * 823.6215 
 Tales from the German. Heyse, J. L. P. 
 
 823.2332 
 Tales from the German. Tr. by J: Oxenford 
 and C. A. Feiling. 823.6276 
 
 Tales from two hemispheres. Boyesen, H. 
 H. 823.4237 
 
 Tales of a traveller. Irving, W. 823 . 844 
 
 Tales of adventure. Ballantyue, R. M. 
 
 808.1268 
 
 Tales of adventure on the coast. Ballantyne, 
 
 R. M. 808.1269 
 
 Tales of adventure on the sea. Ballantyne, 
 
 R. M. 808.1266 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Tales of all countries. Trollope, A. 
 
 823.1627 
 Tales of ancient Greece. Cox, Sir G: W: 
 
 808.837 
 Tales of daring and danger. Henty, G: A. 
 
 808.1669 
 Tales of fashionable life. See Edgeworth, M. 
 Tales of Flemish life. Conscience, H. 
 
 823.4233 
 Tales of my landlord. 3d ser. 2 vols, (in 
 i). Scott, 6VrW. 823.5337 
 
 Tales of New England. Jewett, S.. O. 
 
 823.7175 
 Tales of old Thule. Smith, J. M., comp. 
 
 808.753 
 Tales of other days. Akemiau, J: Y. 823. i 
 
 Tales of real life. Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) 
 
 p. 5, in 823.6135 
 Tales of the Argonauts, and other sketches. 
 Harte, F. B. 823.714 
 
 Tales of the borders. 24 vols, (in 12). Wil- 
 son, J: M. 823.1711-22 
 Tales of the covenanters. Pollok, R. 
 
 823.1270 
 Tales of the drama. Macauley, E. 823. 105 1 
 Tales of the east. 3 vols. Weber, H: W. 
 
 ** 823.6230-2 
 Tales of the French revolution. Martineau, 
 H. 823.6602 
 
 Tales of the genii. Ridley, J. 
 
 p. 417, in ** 823.6232 
 Tales of the good woman. Paulding, J. K. 
 
 823.1238 
 Tales of the kings and queens of England. 
 Percy, S. 808.1603 
 
 Tales of the Munster festivals. Griffin, G. 
 
 823.667 
 Same. 2d ser. 823.668 
 
 Tales of the ocean and essays for the fore- 
 castle. Sleeper, J: S. 823.1838 
 Tales of the peerage and the peasantry, v. i 
 (only). Sullivan, Mrs. A. (W.) 
 
 ** 823.6761 
 
 Tales of the southern border. Webber, C: 
 
 W. 823.5804 
 
 Tales of the woods and fields. Marsh, Mrs. 
 
 A. (C.) ** 823.6732 
 
 Tales out of school. Stockton, F. R: 
 
 808.1887 
 
 Talis qualis: tales of the jury-room. Griffin, 
 
 G. 823.677 
 
 Talisman, The. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 141 2 
 
 Same. 823.5160; p. 485, in ** 823.6031 
 
 Same. 823.7476 
 
 Talking leaves. The. Stoddard, W: O. 
 
 808.1359 
 Tallants of Barton, The. Hatton, J. 
 
 -823.720 
 Talmud. Hearn, L. Traditions from the 
 Talmud. 34 pp. (/« his Stray leaves, 
 etc.) p. 191. »"« 823.4791 
 
 Note.— See Deutsch, E. The Talmud. (In his 
 Literary remain.s.) 1874. 814.1. — KaliHch, I. A 
 sketch of the Talmud. 1877. in ** 204.80.— Mc- 
 Clintock & Strong's Cyclopedia of Biblical . . . 
 literature, V. 10. Article " Talmud." pp. 166-90, m** 
 203.11C.— Polano, H. Selections from the Talmud. 
 (S636.) 296.21.— Well, G. Bible, Koran and the 
 Talmud; or, Biblical legends of the Mussulmans. 
 1878. 297.5. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 256 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engflisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Talmud. Contin. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882), pp. 1,281-2, in 
 **50.i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882- Jan. 1,1887. p. 430, /'« 
 ** 50.1*. 
 
 Talvj, pseud. See Robinson, Mrs. T. A. L. 
 (von Jakob). 
 
 Tamenaga Shunsui. The loyal Ronins: an 
 historical romance. Tr. by S. Saito and E: 
 Greey. 823.6083 
 
 Tancred. Disraeli, B: 823.467 
 
 Tangled paths. Dorsey, Mrs. A. (H.) 
 
 Tangled tale, A. Dodgson, Rev. C 
 
 Tangled web, A. 
 Tanglewood tales. 
 
 Satne. 
 Tanner boy, The. 
 Taras Bulba. 
 
 823.475 
 L. 
 
 823.4925 
 823.7105 
 
 808.549 
 
 Holt, E. S.. 
 Hawthorne, N. 
 
 in 808.1890 
 Denison, C: W. 808.224 
 Gogol-Jan ovskij, N. W. 
 
 823.5259 
 Tartarian tales. GueuUette, T: S. 
 
 p. 221, in ** 823.6232 
 Tartarin of Tarascon. Daudet, A. 
 
 823.5253 
 Tartarin on the Alps. Daudet, A. 823.5347 
 Tasma, pseud. See Fraser, J. 
 Tautphceus, Jemima (Montgomery), Frei- 
 herrin von. 
 
 At odds. 823.1797 
 
 Cyrilla. 823.6439 
 
 The initials. 823.1796 
 
 Quits. 2 vols, (in i). 823.1798 
 
 Tavernicus, The. Gore, Mrs. C. F.. G. (M.) 
 
 p. 59, in ** 823.6568 
 
 Taylor, Miss — . Known too late. 823.1548 
 
 Taylor, Bayard, (i 825-1878.) Beauty and 
 
 the beast, and tales of home. 823 . 1543 
 
 Hannah Thurston: a story of American 
 
 life. 823.1544 
 
 John Godfrey's fortunes, related by him- 
 self. 823 . 1545 
 
 Joseph and his friends: a story of Penn- 
 sylvania. 823 . 1546 
 
 The story of Kennett. 823.1547 
 
 Who was she ? 45 pp. (/« Stories by 
 
 Amer. authors, v. i.) p. 5, in 823.4702 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Conwell, R 
 H. Life, travels and literary career of Taylor. 1881 
 928.342. — Harris, A. B. B. Taylor. 22 pp. (Inker 
 Amer. authors for young folks.) p. 141, m 820.157 
 — Shepard, W: Pen pictures of modern authors 
 1886. p. 178, «'« 820.163.— Stoddard, R: H: Bayard 
 Taylor. 15 pp. {LippincotV s mag., v. 43, 1889.) p 
 571, rn* 51.692*. — Taylor, M. Hansen-, and Scud 
 der, H. E., eds. Life and letters of Taylor. 2 vols, 
 1884. 928.548-Q. 
 
 See also Allibone's Diet, of Eng. lit., v. 3. p 
 2,340, in ** 803.8.— Appletoii's Cyclop, of Amer, 
 biog., V. 6. p. 40, ;w ** 920.325. — Stedman, E. C, 
 a«a Hutchinson, E. M. Lib. of Amer. lit., v. 8. p. 
 208, in ** 820.129. 
 
 5'tf^a/jo Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,286, in ** 50. 
 i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i. 18S7. p. 431, in ** 
 50.1". 
 Taylor, B: Franklin. Three November days. 
 37 PP- (Johnson, R., ed. Little classics, 
 v. II.) p. 103, in 829.134 
 
 Taylor, E.. Blindpits: a story of Scottish 
 life. (Anon.) 823.4107 
 
 Quixstar. 823.4112 
 
 Taylor, G:, pseud. See Hausrath, A. 
 Taylor, Ida Ashworth. Venus's doves. 
 
 in 823.5053 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction, Contin. 
 
 Taylor, JeflFerys. Boy Crusoes; or, the young 
 islanders: a tale of the last century. 
 
 808.1658 
 Taylor, Meadows. Confessions of a Thug. 
 
 823.4276 
 
 Same. 3 vols. * 823.4629-31 
 
 Taylor, Gen. Zachary. Life of Z. T., the 
 hero of Okee Chobee, Palo Alto, Resaca de 
 la Palma, Monterey and Buena Vista; con- 
 taining numerous anecdotes. 808.728 
 Tchernuishevsky, Nikolai Gavrilovitch. A 
 vital question; or, what is to be done. 
 
 823.7143 
 Tchitchikoff 's j'ourneys. 2 vols. Gogol- 
 Janovskij, N. W. 823.5344-5 
 
 Teacher of the violin, and other tales. Short- 
 house, J. H: 823.5438 
 Tecumseh and the Shawnee prophet. Eggle- 
 ston, E:, awi/Seelye, Mrs. L. (E.) 
 
 808.1589 
 Telemachus. F^uelon, F. de S. de la M. 
 
 823.6211 
 Same. 823.6916 
 
 Temper. Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) 
 
 p. 5, in 823.6136 
 Tempest and sunshine. Holmes, Mrs. M.. 
 J.. (H.) 823.802 
 
 Temple, G: Lancelot Ward, M. P. 
 
 in 823.4987 
 Temple house. Stoddard, Mrs. E.. D. (B.) 
 
 823.5449 
 Temptation, The. Sue, M.J. 823.5895 
 
 Tempting of Pescara. Meyer, K. F. 
 
 823.7351 
 823.1468 
 823.7540 
 823.1689 
 823.685 
 823.4540 
 
 Ten old maids. Smith, J. P. 
 
 Ten tales. Coppde, F. E. J. 
 
 Ten thousand a year. Warren, S: 
 
 Ten times one is ten. Hale, E: E. 
 Same. 
 
 Tenant of Wildfell Hall. Bronte, A. 
 
 823.125 
 
 Tenants of Malory. Le Fanu, J. S. 
 
 823.6175 
 
 Tender recollections of Irene Magillicuddy. 
 Oliphant, L. 823.4059 
 
 Tenney, E. P. Agamenticus. 823.1549 
 
 Terhune, Mrs. M.. Virginia (Hawes). [Ma- 
 rion Harland.'\ 
 
 Alone. 823.1550 
 
 At last. 823.1551 
 
 A battle summer. ( With her Helen 
 
 Gardner's wedding-day.) in 823.1554 
 
 The empty heart; or, husks. 823. 1552 
 
 Issued also as Husks. 
 
 From my youth up. 823 . 1553 
 
 Helen Gardner's wedding-day; or, Colo- 
 nel Floyd's wards. {Also) A battle sum- 
 mer. 823.1554 
 Issued also as Colonel Floyd's wards. 
 
 The hidden path. 823.1555 
 
 Husbands and homes. 823 . 1556 
 
 Jessamine. 823.1557 
 
 Judith: a chronicle of old Virginia. 
 
 823.4698 
 
 Miriam. 823.1558 
 
 Moss-side. 823.1559 
 
 My little love. 823.1560 
 
 Nemesis. 823 . 1561 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 257 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Gng^lish Fiction. Coniin. 
 
 Terhune, Mrs. M.. Virginia (Hawes) 
 rion Harland.'] Contin. 
 
 Phemie's temptation. 
 
 Ruby's husband. 
 
 Sunnybank. 
 
 True as steel. 
 
 With the best intentions 
 
 episode. 
 
 Terrible secret, A. 
 
 {_Ma- 
 
 823.1562 
 
 823.1563 
 
 823.1564 
 
 B23.1565 
 
 midsummer 
 
 823.7195 
 
 Fleming, Mrs. M. A. (E.) 
 
 823.581 
 
 Terrible temptation. Reade, C: 823.1295 
 Teufel, Mrs. Blanche Willis (Howard). 
 
 Aulnay Tower. 823.4898 
 
 Aunt Serena. 823 . 1863 
 
 Guenn: a wave on the Breton coast. 
 
 823.4672 
 
 823.827 
 
 823 . 6209 
 
 See Ritchie, Mrs. A, 
 
 One summer. 
 
 The open door. 
 
 Thackeray, Anne I.. 
 
 I.. (Thackeray). 
 Thackeray, W: Makepeace. \_Mr. M. A. 
 
 Titmarsh.'\ (1811-1863.) 
 
 The adventures of Philip. {Prefixed,) 
 
 A shabby genteel story. 823. 1571 
 
 Complete works, vols. 5 and 7. (II- 
 
 lus. lib. ed.) 823.6323-4 
 
 V. 5: The memoirs of Mr. C. J. Yellowplush.— 
 The Fitzboodle papers.— The wolves and the lamb. 
 — Stories, {viz.: The Bedford-row conspiracy. — A 
 little dinner at Timmins's.— The fatal boots.)— Lit- 
 tle travels and roadside sketches, (viz.: From 
 Richmond in Surrey to Brussels in Belgium.— 
 Ghent.— Bruges.— Waterloo. 
 
 V. 7: The history of Samuel Titmarsh and the 
 great Hoggarty diamond. — Men's wives. — The book 
 of snobs. 
 
 Denis Duval. {Also) The history of 
 
 Samuel Titmarsh and the great Hoggarty 
 diamond. 823 . 2537 
 
 Henry Esmond, and Lovel the widower. 
 
 823.2242 
 The history of Pendennis. 823.1576 
 
 The history of Samuel Titmarsh and 
 
 the great Hoggarty diamond. ( With his 
 Denis Duval. ) in 823 . 2537 
 
 Lovel the widower. in 823 . 2242 
 
 Same. in 823.5338 
 
 Luck of Barry Lyndon: a romance of 
 
 the last century. 2 vols. 823.4642-3 
 
 Miscellanies. 823.6552 
 
 Contents:— t^v^ memoirs of Barry Lyndon, Esq. 
 
 —The history of Samuel Titmarsh and the great 
 Hoggarty diamond. — Burlesques, (viz.: Novels by 
 eminent hands.— A plan for a prize novel. — The 
 diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche, Esq., with his let- 
 ters. — The tremendous adventures of Major Gaha- 
 gan.— A legend of the Rhine.— Rebecca and Row- 
 ena: a romance upon romance. — The history of the 
 next French revolution.) 
 
 Pendennis, History of. 823 . 1576 
 
 A shabby genteel story. {Prefixed to 
 
 his The adventures of Philip.) in 823. 1571 
 
 Vanity fair: a novel without a hero. 
 
 823.1580 
 
 Same. {Also) Lovel the widower. 
 
 823.5338 
 
 The Virginians: a tale of the last cen- 
 tury. 823.1581 
 
 Works. 12 vols. vols. 3, 4, 8, 9, 11, 12. 
 
 V. 3: The Newcomes. 823.1578 
 
 v. 4: History of Henry Esmond.— Memoirs of 
 
 Barry Lyndon. 823.1575 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Thackeray, W: Makepeace, {Mr. M. A. 
 Titmarsh."] (181 1-1863.) Contin. 
 
 Works. 12 vols. vols. 3, 4, 8, 9, 11, 12. 
 
 Contin. 
 
 V. 8: History of Samuel Titmarsh and the great 
 Hoggarty diamond. — Memoirs of Mr. C. J. yellow- 
 plush and Burlesques, (viz.: Novels by eminent 
 hands. — Plan for a prize novel.— Diary of C. Jeames 
 de la Pluche. — Tremendous adventures of Major 
 Gahagan.— A legend of the Rhine.— Rebecca and 
 Rowena. — History of the next French revolution. — 
 Cox's diary.— The fatal boots.) 823. 1577 
 
 v. 9: The book of snobs. — Sketches of life and 
 character.— Men's wives.— The Fitzboodle papers.— 
 The Bedford-row conspiracy.- A little dinner at 
 Timmins's. 823.1572 
 
 V. 11: Catherine.'*- Lovel the widower. — Denis 
 Duval.— Ballads.— The wolves and the lamb. — Criti- 
 cal reviews, (viz.: George Cruikshank.— John 
 Leech's pictures of life and character.) — Little trav- 
 els and road-side sketches. I: From Richmond in 
 Surrey to Brussels in Belgium. II: Ghent (1840) to 
 Bruges. Ill: Waterloo. 823.1573 
 
 * Note. — Intended "to counteract the injurious 
 influence of some popular fictions of that day, 
 which made heroes of highwaymen and burglars, 
 and created a false sympathy for the vicious and 
 criminal." 
 
 V. 12: The Christmas books of Mr. M. A. Tit- 
 marsh. (viz.: Mrs. Perkins's ball.— Our street— Dr. 
 Birch, and his young friends. — The Kickleburys on 
 the Rhine.— The rose and the ring; or, the history 
 of prince Giglio and prince Bulbo.) 823.1574 
 
 Works. 26 vols. vols. 1-7, 10, 11, 15. 
 
 vols. 1-2: Vanity fair: a novel without a hero. 2 
 
 vols. 823.5004-5 
 
 vols. 3-4: History of Pendennis. 2 vols. 
 
 823.5006-7 
 
 vols. 5-6: The Newcomes: memoirs of a most re- 
 spectable family. 2 vols. 823.5001-2 
 
 V. 7: The history of Henry Esmond, etc. 
 
 823.5008 
 
 vols. lo-ii: The adventures of Philip. Prefixed, 
 A shabby genteel story. 2 vols. 823.5002-3 
 
 V. 15: Burlesques, (viz.: Novels by eminent 
 hands.— Plan for a prize novel.— Diary of C. Jeames 
 de la Pluche, Esq. — History of the next French rev- 
 olution.— A legend of the Rhine.— Adventures of 
 Major Gahagan.) 823.5010 
 
 The Yellowplush papers. 823.7419 
 
 Contents.— Miss Shura^s husband.— The amours 
 
 of Mr. Deuceace. — Skimmings from " The diary of 
 GeorgeIV."—Foring parts.— Mr. Deuceace at Paris. 
 — Mr. Yellowplush's ajew.— Epistles to the literati. 
 Note.— For his life and writings, see Bag^eliot, W. 
 Sterne and Thackeray. 43 pp. (IVorks.v. 2.) p. 154. 
 z« 814.23 —Bayne, P. The modem novel:. . . 
 Thackeray. 30 pp. (/n his Essays in biog. and 
 crit.) p. 363, in 824.185.— Brown, J :, M. D. Thack- 
 eray's lit. career. 88 pp;— Thackeray's death. 10 
 pp. (/nAz'i Spare hours, 2d ser.) pp. 239, 227, in 
 824.382.— Fields, J. T. Thackeray. 24 pp. (In his 
 Yesterdays with authors.) p. 11, in 928.76. — Hale, 
 E: E- Thackeray. 11 pp. (In his Lights of two 
 centuries.) p. 257, in * 920.314.— Hodgklns, L. M. 
 Thackeray. (In her A guide to the study of 19th 
 cent, authors.) pp. 41-44, in 820. 155.— Jeaffreson, 
 J: C. William Makepeace Thackeray. 20 pp. (In 
 his Novels, etc., v. 2.) p. 262, in 820.187.— Johnson, 
 C: P. The early writings of William Makepeace 
 Thackeray. Illus. 1888. * 824 .450.— A collection of 
 (his) letters, 1847-1855. 1890. 816.61.— Shepard, 
 W: Pen pictures of modern authors, p. 294, in 
 820.163.— Smith, G:B. In his Poets and novelists. 
 1876. p. 3, m 829.237. — Stoddard, R: H., ^d. Anec- 
 dote biog. of Thackeray, etc. 1875. 928.53.— Taine, 
 H. A. Hist, of Eng. lit, v. 3. 820.58;— Thackeray: 
 son talent et ses oeuvres. 36 pp. (Rev. d. d. Mondes. 
 1857. 2e s4r., V. 7.) p. 165, in ** 54.212.— Trollop©, 
 A. Account of Thackeray. 928.284.— Whipple, E. 
 P. Thackeray. 2i pp. (/« Aw Chararter and char- 
 
 acteristic men.) p. 197, in 824 . 195 
 - -■ t of " 
 2,377, ^" ■"' 803.8.— Johnson, C: P. Hints to collect 
 
 See also Alllbone's Diet. 
 
 Eng^ lit, V. 3. p. 
 to coll 
 ore of original eds. of the works of T. 1885. 
 10. II. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,298, in ** 
 50.1;— 5a»f<f. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 436, in *• 
 50.1*. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 258 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Thaddeus of Warsaw. Porter, J.. 823.1272 
 
 Thalia. Bayle, A. 823.62 
 
 Thanet, Octave, pseud. See French, A. 
 
 Thankful Blossom. Harte, F. B. 823.2042 
 
 That beautiful lady. Brame, Mrs. C. . M. (L. ) 
 
 in 823.5035 
 
 That beautiful wretch. Black, W: 823.1896 
 
 That boy of Norcott's. Lever, C: J. 823.971 
 Same. 823.6213 
 
 That Frenchman! Gunter, A. C. 823.5505 
 
 That husband of mine. Denison, Mrs. M.. 
 (A.) 823.1899 
 
 That lass o' Lowrie's. Burnett, Mrs. F. . E. 
 H. 823.159 
 
 That other person. Pt. i. Hunt, Mrs. M. 
 (R.) i« 823.5145 
 
 Same. in 823.5187 
 
 That queer girl. Townsend, V. F.. 823.1599 
 
 That terrible man. 44 pp. Norris, W: E: 
 
 823.5084 
 Same. tn 823.5089 
 
 That winter night. Buchanan, R. W. 
 
 in 823.5015 
 
 Thaxter, Mrs. Celia (Laighton). A memor- 
 able murder. 35 pp. {In Stories by Amer. 
 authors, v. 3.) p. 135, in 823.4704 
 
 Thayer, W: Makepeace. From farm house 
 to the White House. The life of George 
 Washington. 808.1727 
 
 Th^baud, Augustine J. Louisa Kirkbride: a 
 tale of New York. 823.5991 
 
 Their wedding journey. Howells, W: D. 
 
 823.831 
 
 Theodore. 18 pp. Dequet, A: 
 
 p. 317, z« 823.6534 
 
 Theophilus, and others. Dodge, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 (M.) 823.4075 
 
 Same. 823 . 5665 
 
 Tj^eosophy in story. 
 
 Lancaster, A. E. "All's dross but 
 
 love": a strange record of two reincarnated 
 souls. 64 pp. 823.5490 
 
 Sinnett, A. P. Karma. 823.4937 
 
 Note. — For late information, see Blavatsky, 
 
 Mme.H.'P. Isis unveiled. 2 vols. 1882. 215. 18-19; 
 The secret doctrine. 2 vols. * 215.73-73*. — Buck, 
 J. D. The nature and aim of theosophy. 55 pp. 
 1889. 212. 1. —Collins, M. Light on the path. 52 
 pp. 1886. 133.302.— Sinnett, A. P. Occult world. 
 I33-97-— Thetheosophist: mag. of oriental philoso- 
 phy, art, lit. and occultism, vols, i-'io. 1879-18S9. 
 10 vols. * 133. 207-11, 2n'-2II*. 
 
 See also Poole's Index. Jan. 1, 1882- Jan, i, 1887. 
 p. 438, in ** 50.1'. 
 
 There's nothing in it. Bidwell, J. 823.2056 
 Theresa at San Domingo. Fresneau, Mme. 
 A. 823.6938 
 
 Theuriet, Andr^. 
 
 All alone: a story. 
 
 Angele's fortune: a 
 
 Tr. by M.. N. Sherwood. 
 
 Gerard's marriage. 
 
 Godson of a marquis. 
 
 Raymonde: a tale. 
 
 Young Maugars. 
 
 Thicker than water. 
 Thief in the night. 
 
 823.5598 
 story of real life. 
 823.5550 
 823.2315 
 823.2321 
 
 823.5592 
 823.2333 
 Payn, J. 823.6588 
 
 SpofFord, Mrs. H. E.. 
 
 (P.) 823.1517 
 
 Thinks-I-to-myself. Nares, E: 823.1180 
 
 Thinks-I-to-myself, Who ?, pseud. See Nares, 
 
 E: 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Thiodolf the Icelander. La Motte-Fouqud, 
 
 F. H. K:de. 823.6866 
 
 Thirlby Hall. Norris, W: E: in 823.5091 
 Thirty years ago. 2 vols. Dunlap, W: 
 
 823.487-8 
 Thirty years at sea. Shippen, E: 823.7296 
 This mortal coil. Allen, G. 823.6624 
 
 This son of Vulcan. Besant, W., and Rice, 
 
 J. 823.6191 
 
 Thiusen, Ismar, {pseud. ^ The Diothas; or, 
 
 a far look ahead. 823.4596 
 
 Thomas, Annie. See Cudlip, Mrs. A. H. (T.) 
 Thomas, Bertha. 
 
 Elizabeth's fortune. 823.4998 
 
 Ichabod: a portrait. z« 823.5141 
 
 Same. 823.5188 
 
 Thomas, Cyrus. Frontier schoolmaster: au- 
 tobiography of a teacher; an account not 
 only of experiences in the schoolroom, but 
 in agricultural, political, and military life, 
 together with an essay on the management 
 of our public schools. 823. 1842 
 
 Thomas Wingfold, curate. MacDonald, G: 
 
 823 . 1069 
 Thompson, Daniel Pierce. 
 
 The Green mountain boys: a historical 
 
 tale of the early settlement of Vermont. 2 
 vols, (in i). 823.1587 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 5992 
 
 Locke Amsden; or, the schoolmaster. 
 
 823.4171 
 
 May Martin, and other tales of the 
 
 Green mountains. 823.1851 
 
 The rangers; or, the Tory's daughter: a 
 
 tale illustrative of the revolutionary his- 
 tory of Vermont and the northern cam- 
 paign of 1777. 2 vols, (in i). 823.4170 
 
 Thompson, James Maurice. Hoosier mo- 
 saics. 823.1588 
 
 Thompson, Maurice. See Thompson, J. M. 
 
 Thoresen, Mrs. A.. Magdalena (Kragh). 
 (1819- .) Old Olaf. (From the Norwe- 
 gian.) By C. Larsen. 46 pp. ( With The 
 flying mail, by M. A. Goldschmidt.) 
 
 p. 43, in 823 . 7545 
 
 Thoresen, Magdalene. See Thoresen, Mrs. 
 A.. M. (K.) 
 
 Thorne, P., pseud. See Smith, Mrs. M.. 
 Prudence (Wells). 
 
 Thorns and orange blossoms. Brame, Mrs. 
 C. M. (L.) ?■« 823.5076 
 
 Thoroddsen, Jon Thordsson. Sigrid: an Ice- 
 landic love story. Tr. by C. Chrest. Ed. 
 by T: Tapper, Jr. 823.7136 
 
 Issued also as Lad and lass. 
 
 Thorpe, B:, ed. Yule-tide stories: a collec- 
 tion of Scandinavian and North German 
 popular tales and traditions from the Swed- 
 ish, Danish, and German. 823.4231 
 
 Thorpe Regis. Peard, F.. M.. 823.1246 
 
 Thousand and one nights; or, the Arabian 
 nights' entertainments. New ed. 823.4641 
 
 Satne. 2 vols. 823.4057-8 
 
 See Palmer, E: H: The caliph Haroun Alras- 
 
 chid and Saracen civilization (766-809). 1881. 939. 
 34. 
 Thousand francs reward. 10 pp. Gaboriau, 
 
 E. «'« 823.6699 
 
 Thraldom. Sturgis, J. 823.5468 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 259 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cn^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Three ages, The. Martineau, H. 
 
 in ** 823.6713 
 Three beauties, The. Southworth, Mrs. E. 
 D. E. (N.) 823.1509 
 
 Three brides. The. Yonge, C. M.. 823.1774 
 Three clerks, The. Trollope, A. 823.1628 
 Three courses and a dessert. lUus. by G: 
 Cruikshauk. Clarke, C: 823.352 
 
 Three cousins. The. Maitland, J. A. 
 
 823 . 1086 
 Three cutters, The. Marryat, Capt. F: 
 
 in 823. I I 12 
 
 Same. m ** 823.6671; i« 823.6730 
 
 Three days. Cooper, S: W. 823.7000 
 
 Three Englishmen and three Russians in 
 
 southern Africa, Adventures of. Verne, J. 
 
 823.6973 
 Three feathers. Black, W: 823 . 89 
 
 Three generations. Emery, S.. A. 823.5858 
 Three gold dollars, The. Abbott, J. 
 
 «■« 808.586 
 Three Greek children. Church, A. J: 
 
 808.1705 
 Three guardsmen. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 in 823.3229 
 
 Same. z« 823 . 5088 ; 823 . 6930 
 
 Three guardsmen ser. See Dumas, A. D. 
 
 Three hundred years ago. Kingston, W: H: 
 
 G. 808.1615 
 
 Three Kearneys, The. Picken, A. 
 
 in 823.702 
 Three lieutenants. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.1616 
 Three men in a boat. Jerome, J. K. 
 
 823.6939 
 Three musketeers, The. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.6509 
 Three scouts. The. Trowbridge, J: T. 
 
 823.1638 
 Three sisters. Keeling, E. d'E. z« 823.5060 
 Three sisters of the Briars, The. Landor, 
 O. in 823.5089 
 
 Three Spaniards, The. Walker, G: 823 . 1667 
 Three Vassar girls abroad. Champney, Mrs. 
 E.. (W.) 808.1821 
 
 Three Vassar girls at home. Champney, Mrs. 
 E.. (W.) 808.1825 
 
 Three Vassar girls in England. Champney, 
 Mrs.^..{W.) 808.1824 
 
 Three Vassar girls in France. Champney, 
 Mrs. E.. (W.) 808.1826 
 
 Three Vassar girls in Italy. Champney, Mrs. 
 E.. (W.) 808.1828 
 
 Three Vassar girls in Russia and Turkey. 
 Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) 808.1823 
 
 Three Vassar girls in south Africa. Champ- 
 ney, Mrs. E.. (W.) 808.1822 
 Three Vassar girls in Switzerland. Champ- 
 ney, Mrs. E.. (W.) 808.1919 
 Three Vassar girls on the Rhine. Champ- 
 ney, ./1/r.?. E.. (W.) 808.1827 
 Throckmorton. Seawell, M. E. 823.7447 
 Throne of David. Ingraham, J. H. 
 
 823.7441 
 Through a needle's eye. Smith, H. 
 
 823 . 2036 
 Through night to light. Spielhagen, F. 
 
 823 . 6822 
 
 Bnglisli Fiction. Coniin. 
 Through one administration. Burnett, Mrs. 
 
 F.. E. (H.) 823.4579 
 
 Through the fray. Henty, G: A. 808.1484 
 
 Same. 808.1612 
 
 Through the looking-glass. Dodgson, C: L. 
 
 808.687 
 Through winding ways. 
 
 (O.) 
 Thrown on the world. 
 
 (L.) 
 "Thrust out:" an old 
 
 Miss —. 
 Thurlston tales. 2 vols. 
 
 Kirk, 
 
 Mrs. E. W. 
 
 823.6055 
 
 Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 823.5132 
 
 legend. Maclaren, 
 
 823.1185 
 
 Gillies, R. P. 
 
 ** 823.6250-1 
 Thwarted. Montgomery, F. 823.1167 
 
 Tibbies, T. H. Hidden power: a secret his- 
 tory of the Indian ring . . . revealing the 
 manner in which it controls three impor- 
 tant departments of the United States gov- 
 ernment. A defense of the U. S. army, 
 and a solution of the Indian problem. 
 
 823.1844 
 Ticket No. " 9672." Verne, J. 823.4997 
 
 Tickler among the thieves. 96 pp. (/« 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 12.) 
 
 **«■« 823.6658 
 
 Ticonderoga. James, G: P. R. 823.6385 
 
 Tie and trick. Smart, H. «« 823.4995 
 
 Same. in 823.5202 
 
 Tieck, Ludwig. The elves. Tr. byT:Carlyle. 
 
 With other stories and sketches. 823 . 6328 
 
 The fair-haired Eckbert. {Also) The 
 
 trusty Eckart, — The Runenburg, — The 
 elves, {and) The goblet. (Carlyle, T:, tr. 
 Tales, etc.) 2 vols. i« 823.6830-1 
 
 Love magic. {Also) Faithful Eckart 
 
 and the Tannenhauser, {and) Auburn Eg- 
 bert. (Roscoe, T:, tr. The German novel- 
 ists, V. 4.) ** 823.6829 
 
 Tiernan, Mrs. F.. C. (Fisher). [Christian 
 Reid.\ After many days. 823.5928 
 
 Bonny Kate. 823.6360 
 
 A daughter of Bohemia. 823.6359 
 
 Ebb-tide, and other stories. 823.6226 
 
 A gentle belle: a novel. 823.5897 
 
 Heart of steel: a novel. 823.4475 
 
 Hearts and hands. 823 . 5896 
 
 " The land of the sky;" or, adventures 
 
 in mountain by-ways. 823.6044 
 
 Mabel Lee: a novel. 823.6035 
 
 Miss Churchill: a study. 823.7130 
 
 Nina's atonement, and other stories. 
 
 823.5805 
 
 A question of honor. 823.6358 
 
 A summer idyl. 823.568 
 
 Valerie Aylmer. 823.6045 
 
 Tiernan, Mrs. M.. Spear (Nicholas). Jack 
 
 Horner. 823.6944 
 
 Tiger prince. Dal ton, W: 808.870 
 
 Tiger-lilies. Lanier, S. 823.7110 
 
 Tigers and traitors. Verne, J. 823.4235 
 
 Tigranes. F'ranco, J: J. 823.6891 
 
 Tilbury Nogo. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 in ** 823.4664 
 
 Same. 823 . 7289 
 
 Timboo and Fanny. Abbott, J. «« 808.582 
 Timboo and Joliba. Abbott, J. «« 808.582 
 Times of alchemy. Topelius, Z. 823.4972 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 260 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng^Iish Fiction. Contin 
 Times of battle and of rest. 
 
 Times of Charles XII. 
 Times of Frederick I. 
 Times of Gustaf Adolf. 
 
 Topelius, Z. 
 
 823.4558 
 Topelius, Z. 
 
 823.4637 
 Topelius, Z. 
 
 823.4701 
 Topelius, Z. 
 
 823.4476 
 823.4734 
 
 Times of Linnaeus. Topelius, Z. 
 Tincker, M.. Agnes. 
 
 Aurora. 823.4905 
 
 By the Tiber. 823.4152 
 
 Grapes and thorns. 823 . 6307 
 
 The house of Yorke. S23 . 5993 
 
 The jewel in the lotos. Illus. 823.4743 
 
 Signor Monaldini's niece. 823 . 2000 
 
 Sister Sylvia. 32 pp. {In Stories by 
 
 Amer. authors, v. 2.) p. 166, in 823.4703 
 
 Two coronets. 823.6327 
 
 A winged word, and other sketches and 
 
 stories. 823.6279 
 
 Ting-a-ling. Stockton, F. R: 808.1137 
 
 Same. 808.1410 
 
 Tinkling cymbals. Fawcett, E. 823.5742 
 Tinted vapors. Cobban, J. M. in 823.4988 
 Tinted Venus, The. Guthrie, F: A. 823.4872 
 Tiny Tim. Dickens, C: J: H. in 808.1571 
 Tissot, V:, and Am^ro, Constant. Escaped 
 from Siberia: the adventures of three dis- 
 tressed fugitives. Tr. by H: Frith. 
 
 823.6332 
 Titan. 2 vols. Richter, J. P. F. 823.6810-11 
 Tithe-proctor, The. Carleton, W: 823.175 
 Titmarsh, Mr. M. h.., pseud. See Thackeray, 
 
 W: Makepiece. 
 To call her mine. Besant, W. in 823 . 4983 
 To horse and away. Peard, F.. M.. 808.1509 
 To leeward. Crawford, F. M. 823.4634 
 
 To love and to be loved. Roe, A. S. 
 
 823.1366 
 
 To the bitter end. Maxwell, Mrs.M... E.. 
 
 (B.) ^ 823.2405 
 
 Same. 823.5103; in 823.6208 
 
 To the lions. Church, A. J: 823.6545 
 
 To the sun ? Verne, J. 823.7127 
 
 Todkill, Anas, pseud. See Cooke, J: E. 
 
 Toilers of Babylon. Farjeon, B: L. 823.6320 
 
 Toilers of the sea. The. Hugo, V:M. 823.5908 
 
 Sam.e. 823.6054; 823.6421 
 
 Toinette. Tourg6e, A. W. 823 . 1594 
 
 Same. 823 . 2357 
 
 Told after supper. Jerome, Jerome K. 
 
 823.6469 
 
 Tolstoi, Count Leo Nikolaievitch. Anna 
 
 Kar^nina. Tr. by N. H. Dole. 823.5241 
 
 Childhood, boyhood, youth. Tr. by I. 
 
 F. Hapgood. 823.6366 
 
 The cossacks: a tale of the Caucasus in 
 
 1852. Tr. by E. Schuyler. 823.1871 
 
 In pursuit of happiness. Tr. by Mrs. 
 
 A. Delano. 823.5378 
 
 The invaders, and other stories. Tr. by 
 
 N. H. Dole. 823.5242 
 
 Ivdn Ilyitch, and other stories. Tr. by 
 
 N. H. Dole. 823.5243 
 
 Katia. 823.5240 
 
 The long exile, and other stories for 
 
 children. Tr. by N. H. Dole. 808.1348 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Tolstoi, Count Leo Nikolaievitch. Contin. 
 
 My husband and I. in 823 . 6702 
 
 Polikouchka. {Also) Two generations, 
 
 and other stories. 823 . 6589 
 
 A Russian proprietor, and other stories. 
 
 Tr. by N. H. Dole. 823.5239 
 
 War and peace. Tr. from French by C. 
 
 Bell. 3 pts., in 6 vols. 823.4928-33 
 
 Contents: — 
 Pt. I: Before Tilsit. 1805-1807. 2 vols. 823.4928-9 
 Pt. II: The invasion. 1807-1812. 2 vols. 823.4930-1 
 Pt. Ill: Borodino, the French at Moscow, — Epi- 
 logue. 1812-1820. 2 vols. 823.4932-3 
 
 Where love is, there God is also. 17 pp. 
 
 823.6531 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Farrar, F. 
 W. Count I,eo Tolstoi. 16 pp. ;— Count Tolstoi's re- 
 ligious views. 13 pp. {The forum, v. 6, 1888-9.) 
 pp. 109, 337, in * 51.4701*. — Hapgood, I. F. Count 
 Tolstoi and the public censor. 10 pp. {Atlantic 
 mo., v. 40, 1887.) p. 57, in * 51.933'. — Schuyler, E. 
 Count lyco Tolstoy twenty years ago. {Scribner's 
 mag., v. 5, 1889.) pp. 536, 733, in * 51 .5102'. — Turner, 
 C: E: Count Tolstoi as novelist and thinker: lec- 
 tures. 1888. 824.449.— Vogue, ^. M. de. Nihilism 
 and mysticism. — Tolstoi. 60 pp. {In his The Rus- 
 sian novelists.) p. 290, in 890.6. — "Wedgwood, J. 
 Count Leo Tolstoi. 15 pp. {Coniemp. rev., v. 52, 
 1S87.) p. 249, in * 52 .5402. 
 
 Tom Bowling. Chamier, Capt. F: 823.6348 
 Tom Brown at Oxford. Hughes, T: 823.837 
 
 Same. ^^ 823.5955 
 
 Tom Brown's schooldays. Hughes, T: 
 
 823.5167 
 
 Same. 823.5955; in 823.6677; in 823.6698 
 Tom Burke of "Ours." Lever, C: J. 823.994 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5720-1; ** 823.6224-5 
 Tom Cringle's log. Scott, M. 823.1390 
 
 Tom Jones, History of. Fielding, H : 
 
 823.556 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.6149-50; 823.7071-2 
 
 Same. 3 vols. ** 823 . 2080-2 
 
 Tom Racquet. Smedley, F, E. 823.5940 
 
 " Tommy Upmore." See under Blackmore, 
 
 R: D. 
 To-morrow. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 p. 141, in ** 823.4651 
 Tone masters. The. See Barnard, C: 
 Tonty, Henri de. Catherwood, Mrs. M.. H. 
 
 The story of Tonty. 823 . 6994 
 
 Tony Butler. Lever, C: J. 823.995 
 
 Too curious. Goodman, E: J. 823.5360 
 
 Too much alone. Riddell, Mrs. Q.. E. L. 
 
 (C.) 823.5203 
 
 Same. 823 . 5963 
 
 Too rich. Streckfuss, A. F. K. 823.6824 
 
 Too soon. Macquoid, Mrs. K.. S. 823.5918 
 Topankalon. 31 pp. Underwood, F. H: 
 
 p. 79, in 823.4174 
 Topelius, Zacharias. The surgeon's stories. 
 
 6 cycles. 
 
 ist cycle: Times of Gustaf Adolf. 823.4476 
 
 Issued also as Gustav Adolf and the Thirty years' 
 
 war. 
 
 2d cycle: Times of battle and of rest. 823.4558 
 
 3d cycle: Times of Charles XII. 823.4637 
 
 4th cycle: Times of Frederick I. 823.4701 
 
 5th cycle: Times of Linnaeus. 823.4734 
 
 6th cycle: Times of alchemy. 823.4972 
 
 Tour of the world in eighty days. Verne, J. 
 
 in 823.2541 
 Tourg^e, Albion Winegar. [//.- ChurtonJ\ 
 
 Black ice. 823.5294 
 
 Bricks without straw. 823.2312 
 
 Button's inn. 823.5295 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 261 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Gnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Tourg^e, Albion Winegar. \_H: Churton.'] 
 Contin. 
 
 Figs and thistles. 823. 1593 
 
 A fool's errand, by one of the fools. 
 
 823.4283 
 
 Same. Together with part II. The in- 
 visible empire: an historical review of the 
 epoch on which this tale is based. 823 .4176 
 
 Hot plowshares. 823.4538 
 
 The invisible empire. Part I: A new 
 
 ed. of "A fool's errand, by one of the fools." 
 Part II: A concise review of recent events 
 showing the elements on which the tale is 
 based, etc. 2 pts. (in i). 823.2189 
 
 John Eax, and Mamelon; or, the south 
 
 without the shadow. 823.4303 
 
 Pactolus Prime. 823 . 7065 
 
 Toinette: a tale of transition. 823.1594 
 
 Same. 823.2357 
 
 Issued also as A royal gentleman. 
 
 With Gauge & Swallow, attorneys. 
 
 823.7555 
 Note. — In chronological order the novels would 
 stand as follows: — 
 
 4. A fool's errand. 
 
 5. Bricks without straw. 
 
 6. John Eax. 
 
 See Bosboom, Mrs. A.. 
 
 1. Hot plowshares. 
 
 2. Figs and thistles. 
 
 3. A royal gentleman. 
 Toussaint, A. L. G. 
 
 L. G. (T.) 
 Tower of London. 
 
 Ainsworth, W: H. 
 
 823.5825 
 Tower of Percemont. Dudevant, Mme. A. 
 L. A. (D.) 823.2317 
 
 Towhead. Greene, ilfr^. S.. P. (McL.) 
 
 823.4473 
 Towle, G: Makepeace. Young folks' heroes 
 of history. 
 Voyages and adventures of Vasco da Gama. 
 
 808.740 
 Pizarro: his adventures and conquests. 808.739 
 
 Magellan; or, the first voyage round the world. 
 
 808.738 
 Drake, the sea-king of Devon. 808.1144 
 
 Young people's history of England. 
 
 942.1310 
 
 Young people's history of Ireland. 
 
 941 . 133 
 Town and country. Adams, J: S. 823.2 
 
 Townsend, G: Alfred. [^Gath.^ 
 
 The entailed hat; or, Patty Cannon's 
 
 times. 823.4729 
 
 Katy of Catoctin; or, the chain-break- 
 ers: a national romance. 823.7446 
 
 Townsend, Virginia F. . 
 
 But a Philistine. 823 . 4752 
 
 Darryll Gap; or, whether it paid. 
 
 823.1595 
 
 Lenox Dare. 823.4167 
 
 The mills of Tuxbury. 823 . 1596 
 
 One woman's two lovers; or, Jacqueline 
 
 Thayne's choice. 823.1597 
 
 / Only girls. 823.216 
 
 Same. 823.1598 
 
 That queer girl. 823 . 1599 
 
 A woman's word, and how she kept it. 
 
 823.1600 
 
 Toy tragedy, A. 20 pp. Guthrie, F: A. 
 
 in 823.4981 
 
 Same. in 823.4982; in 823.4999 
 
 Tracy's ambition. Griffin, G. in 823.676 
 
 Same. 823.4960 
 
 Engflish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Trafton, Adeline. See Knox, Mrs. A. (T.) 
 
 Tragedy in the imperial harem at Constanti- 
 nople. V\a.zz\, Mme. A.. {D.) 823.4565 
 
 Tragic comedians. 2 vols. Meredith, G: 
 
 * 823.4682-3 
 
 Tragic muse. 2 vols. James, H: 
 
 _ . 823.7332-3 
 
 Tragic mystery, A. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 823.5400 
 
 Tragic tales. 2 vols. Brydges, Sir S. E. 
 
 * 823.144-5 
 
 Traits and stories of the Irish peasantry. 
 Carleton, W: 823.7363 
 
 Same. 2 vols, 823.5819-20 
 
 Same. 5 vols. ** 823.6641-5 
 
 Transferred ghost. 19 pp. Stockton, F. R: 
 
 p. 5, in 823.4703 
 
 Transplanted. Newberry, F. E. 823.7324 
 
 Transplanted rose, A. Sherwood, Mrs. M.. 
 E.. (W.) 823.4486 
 
 Travel, war, and shipwreck. Gillmore, P. 
 
 823.2165 
 
 Travels and adventures of little Baron Trump 
 and his wonderful dog Bulger. Lockwood, 
 I. 808.1895 
 
 Travels and adventures of Monsieur Violet. 
 Marryat, Capt. F: 823.1104 
 
 Same. ** 823 . 6664 
 
 Travels and surprising adventures of Baron 
 Miinchausen. Raspe, R. E. 808.379 
 
 Travels into several remote nations of the 
 world. Swift, J. 808.397 
 
 Treasure hunters. The. Fenn, G: M. 
 
 823.5919 
 Treasure island. Stevenson, R. L: 
 
 823.4694 
 Same. 823.5015 
 
 Treasure of pearls, The. Aimard, G. 
 
 in 823.7008 
 Trebor, pseud. See Davis, R. S. 
 Tremaine. 3 vols, (in i). Ward, R. P. 
 
 ** 823.6733 
 Tressilian and his friends. Mackenzie, R. S. 
 
 823.1074 
 Trial, The. 2 vols, (in i). Yonge, C. M.. 
 
 823.1775 
 Trial of Gideon. Hawthorne, J. C. 
 
 823.5683 
 Trials of life. The, 2 vols. Grey, ATr^, E.. 
 
 C. ** 823.6255-6 
 
 Trials of Raissa. Durand, Mme. A. M. C. 
 
 (H.) 823.4001 
 
 Tribulations of a Chinaman in China. Verne, 
 
 J- 823.4342 
 
 Tricotrin. La Ram^e, L. de. 823.1829 
 
 Tried for her life. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 
 E. (N.) _ 823.1510 
 
 Trip to music-land. Shedlock, E. L. 
 
 808.1933 
 Tristram Shandy, Life ... of. Sterne, L. 
 
 823.1518 
 Tristrem Varick, The truth about. Saltus, E. 
 
 E. 823.5273 
 
 Tritons. Bynner, E. L. 823.4033 
 
 Trois-Etoiles, pseud. See Murray, E. C. G. 
 Trollope, Anthony, (i 815- 1882.) 
 
 The Belton estate. 823.1603 
 
 Same. in 823.6262 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 262 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Contin. 
 (1815-1882.) 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. 
 
 TroUope, Anthony, 
 
 The Bertrams. 
 
 Can you forgive her ? 
 
 Castle Richmond. 
 
 Diamond cut diamond 
 
 can life. 
 
 Doctor Thorne. 
 
 Same. 
 
 — An editor's tales: Mary 
 other tales. 
 
 — The Eustace diamonds. 
 
 — The Golden Lion of Granpere 
 
 Contin. 
 
 823 . 1604 
 
 823.1605 
 
 823.1606 
 
 a story of Tus- 
 
 in 823.5073 
 
 823 . 1607 
 
 in 823.6262 
 
 Gresley, and 
 823.1616 
 823.1608 
 
 823.1610 
 823.5994 
 
 Same. 
 
 Harry Heathcote of Gangoil: a tale of 
 
 Australian bush-life. 823 . 5889 
 
 He knew he was right. 823. 161 1 
 
 Is he Popenjoy? 823.2009 
 
 The Kellys and the O'Kellys. 823. 1612 
 
 The land leaguers. ( With his An old 
 
 man's love.) in 823.6590 
 
 The last chronicle of Barset. 
 
 in 823.6262 
 
 Lotta Schmidt, and other stories. 
 
 823.1614 
 
 The Macdermots of Ballycloran. 
 
 823.1615 
 
 Miss Mackenzie. 823.1617 
 
 Mr. Scarborough's family. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.6596 
 
 An old man's love. {Also) The land 
 
 leaguers. 823 . 6590 
 
 Orley farm. 823.1618 
 
 Phineas Finn, the Irish member. 
 
 823.1619 
 
 Phineas Redux. 823 . 5995 
 
 — — The prime minister. 823.1621 
 
 Same. 823.5996 
 
 Ralph the heir. 823 . 1623 
 
 Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite. 
 
 823.1624 
 
 Same. 823.5997 
 
 The struggles of Brown, Jones and Rob- 
 inson. By one of them. 823.5998 
 
 Tales of all countries. 823 . 1627 
 
 The three clerks. 823 . 1628 
 
 La Vendue. 823 . 2007 
 
 The vicar of Bullhampton. 823. 1629 
 
 Same. 823.5999 
 
 The warden. 823.1630 
 
 The way we live now. 823 . 6088 
 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Autobiog- 
 raphy. 928.522. — English character and manners 
 
 as portrayed by A. Trollope. 17 pp. (Liv. age, 1884, 
 V. 161.) p. 195, in** 51. 1 103. —James, H: A. Trollope. 
 36 pp. {In his Partial portraits.) 1888. p. 97, in 
 824.390.— Last reminiscences of A. Trollope. 5pp. 
 ( Temple bar, 1884, v. 70.) p. 129, in ** 52.1169. 
 
 See also Allibone's Diet, of Eng. lit., v. 3. p. 
 2,454, in ** 803.8. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882.) p. 1,326, in ** 
 50.1. 
 
 Trollope, Mrs. F.. Eleanor (Ternan). 
 
 Anne Furness. 823.6002 
 
 Mabel's progress. 823.6130 
 
 The sacristan's household: a story of 
 
 Lippe-Detmold. 823.6001 
 
 Trollope, Mrs. F.. (Milton). The life and 
 adventures of Michael Armstrong, the fac- 
 tory boy. Illus. ** 823.6222 
 
 Elngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Troublesome daughters. Walford, Mrs. L. 
 
 B. (C.) 823.4044 
 
 Trowbridge, J: Townsend. Coupon bonds, 
 
 and other stories. 823.5234 
 
 Cudjo's cave. 823.1635 
 
 The kelp-gatherers: a story of the 
 
 Maine coast. 808.1728 
 
 Lawrence's adventures among the ice- 
 cutters, glass-makers, coal-miners, iron- 
 
 men, and ship-builders. 
 
 A start in life: a story of the 
 
 country. 
 
 The three scouts. 
 
 Trowel, or the cross, The. 26 pp. 
 
 J. E. K. 
 True as steel. Terhune, Mrs. M 
 
 808.238 
 Genesee 
 808.1505 
 823.1638 
 BischofiF, 
 823.6275 
 V. (H.) 
 823.1565 
 
 True Blue. Kingston, W: H: G. 808.365 
 
 True history of Joshua Davidson, commun- 
 ist. Linton, i)/r.y. E. (L.) 823.4814 
 True Magdalen, A. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5111 
 True stories from ancient history: chronolog- 
 ically arranged, from the creation of the 
 world to the death of Charlemagne. By a 
 mother. 808 . 296 
 
 True stories from modern history: chrono- 
 logically arranged, from the death of 
 •Charlemagne to the battle of Waterloo. 
 By the author of "True stories from ancient 
 history." 808.295 
 
 True to the last. Roe, A. S. 823. 1367 
 
 True to the old flag. Henty, G: A. 808. 1434 
 Trueba y Cosio, Telesforo de. Romance of 
 history: Spain. 823.1639 
 
 Truman, Ben C. Occidental sketches. 
 
 823.5185 
 
 Trumpet major. Hardy, T: 823.4041 
 
 Same. 823.5135; z« 823.5136 
 
 Trumps. Curtis, G: W: 823.359 
 
 Trust, The. 24 pp. Burbury, Mrs. E. J. 
 
 p. 310, in 823.1443 
 Truth about Tristrem Varick. Saltus, E. E. 
 
 823.5273 
 Tsar's window. The. Hooper, Mrs. L. H.( J.) 
 
 823.4153 
 Tubber Derg, and other tales. Carletou, W: 
 
 823.178 
 
 Tucker, N. B., pseud. See Sydney, E: W: 
 
 TuUoch, W. W. The story of the life of 
 
 queen Victoria told for boys and girls. 
 
 Rev. by her majesty. 808. 1674 
 
 Tumbledown farm. Muir, A. ?« 823.5064 
 
 Tupper, Martin Farquhar. King Veric: a 
 scene of the Romans in Britain. 12 pp. 
 ( With Fortunes of the Colville family. By 
 F. E. Smedley.) p. 239, in 823.1443 
 
 The twins, and Heart. 823 . 6090 
 
 Turgenef, Ivan Sergheievitch. (1818- .) 
 
 Annals of a sportsman. Tr. by F. P. Ab- 
 bott. 823.4910 
 
 Annouchka. Tr. by F. P. Abbott. 
 
 823.4901 
 
 Ass'ya. ( With his An unfortunate wo- 
 man.) in 823.5763 
 
 The diary of a superfluous man. ( With 
 
 A« Mumu.) ?■« 823.4740 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 263 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Gnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Turgenef, Ivan Sergheievitch. (1818- .) 
 Contin. 
 
 Dimitri Roudine. (Repr. from Every 
 
 Saturday.) 823.7066 
 
 Fathers and sons. Tr. by E. Schuyler. 
 
 823.4211 
 Issued also as Fathers and children. 
 
 A Lear of the steppe. Tr. by W. H. 
 
 Browne. ( With his Spring floods.) 
 
 in 823.7131 
 
 Liza; or, " a nest of nobles." Tr. byW. 
 
 R. S. Ralston. 823.4212 
 
 Mumu; and, The diary of a superfluous 
 
 man. Tr. by H: Gersoni. 8234740 
 
 The nihilist. (Zimmern, H.., and A. 
 
 Half-hours vuith foreign novelists, v. 2.) 
 
 in ** 823.6614 
 
 On the eve. Tr. by C. E. Turner. 
 
 823.4213 
 
 Smoke: a Russian novel. Tr. by W: F. 
 
 West. 823.4214 
 
 Spring floods. Tr. by Mrs. S. M. Butts. 
 
 (Also) A Lear of the steppe. Tr. by W: 
 H. Browne. 823.7131 
 
 An unfortunate woman, and Ass'ya. Tr. 
 
 by H: Gersoni. 823.5763 
 
 Virgin soil. Tr. by T. S. Perry. 
 
 823.4216 
 Note. — For his life and writings, see Daudet, A. 
 Tourgu^neff. 21 pp. (/w his Trente ans de Paris.) 
 p. 323, m 840. 74. — Dupuy.E. Turg6nief. 96 pp. (In 
 nis Great masters of Russian lit., etc.) p. 117, in 
 800.4. — James, H: Turg^nieff. 36 pp. (InhisFar- 
 tial portraits.) 1888. p. 291, «'« 824.390.— Moore, G: 
 Turgueneff. 26 pp. (Porinighily rev., -v. 4g, 1SS8.) p. 
 237, in * 52. 1226*. — Vogiie, E. M. de. Turgenef 52 
 pp. (In his The Russian novelists.) p. 88, in 890.6; 
 —34 PP- i^ev. d. d. Mondes, 1883, 36 p6r., v. 59.) p. 
 786, in ** 54.374. 
 
 See also under " Tourg6nieff " in Poole's Index 
 (to 1882). p. 1,317, in ** 50.1; — and "Turgenief. " 
 Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 18S7. p. 448, in ** 50.1*. 
 
 Turg^nieff, Ivan Sergheievitch. See Tur- 
 genef, I. S. 
 Turkestan. See also Asia. 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 245, in 821.228 
 Turkey. See also Rhodes. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Cross and crescent; or. 
 
 Young America in Turkey and Greece. 
 
 808.496 
 
 Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) Three Vas- 
 
 sar girls in. . .Turkey. 808.1823 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems of places. 
 
 p. 205, in 821.225 
 
 15TH CENTURY A. D. Hemans, Mrs. F. The 
 last Constantine; poem. p. 178, in 821.155 
 
 Scanderbeg, Albania, 1443. Ludlow, J. M. 
 Captain of the Janizaries. 823.7022 
 
 Constantinople, Fall of, 1453. Baillie, J. 
 Constantine Paleologus; drama. 822.128 
 
 SouMAN II., 1520-66. Marmontel, J. T. Soli- 
 man II. (tale). (French.) 849.35 
 
 Rhodes, Siege of, 1522. James, G: P. R. 
 Bertrand de la Croix. 823 . 702 
 
 Life and manners. 
 
 Cameron, V. L. Among the Turks. 
 
 808.1585 
 
 Crawford, F. M. Paul PatofF. 823.5230 
 
 Morier, J. Adventures of Hajji Baba in 
 
 Turkey, Persia and Russia. 823.4280 
 
 £ng^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 Turkey. Contin. 
 Life and manners. Contin. 
 
 Piazzi, Mme. A. (D.) Tragedy in the 
 
 imperial harem at Constantinople. 
 
 823.4565 
 
 Suttner, A. G. von. Djambek the 
 
 Georgian: a tale of modern Turkey. 
 
 823.7049 
 
 Turkish tales. 58 pp. (Weber, H:, 
 
 comp. Tales of the east, v. 3.) 
 
 p. 163, in 823.6232 
 
 Note.— See Bibliography. Eastern question. 
 Bost. Pub. Lib. Bulletins, Nos. 42, 46. pp. 247, 379, 
 m **i7.i35.— Cliurch, R. W. The early Ottomans. 
 (In his Misc. essays.) p. 281, in 824.391.— Fiiilay, 
 G: Greece under Ottoman and Venetian domina- 
 tion. (1453-1831.) 1856. 949.104; — Greek revolution. 
 2 vols. 1861. 949.102-3. — Kesnin Bey, (/i«ttrf.?) The 
 evil of the east; or, truths about Turkey. 1888. 956. 
 37.— Kinglake, A. W. Invasion of the Crimea. 6 
 vols. 1875-80. 947.1-3'. — Newman, Carrfj'wa/ J: H: 
 Lectures on the history of the Turks, in their rela- 
 tion to Europe. 1853. (/w Aw Hist, sketches, v. :.) 
 1888. p. I, in 904.38.— Poole, S. Lane- The story 
 of Turkey. (1250-1880.) Maps. Illus. 1888. 949. 
 87.— Salmone, H. A. The Ottoman empire. 8 pp. 
 (Also) "Why does not the sick man die?" By C. D. 
 Collet. (In National life and thought.) p. 311, in 
 004.50.— Zinkeiseni J. W. Geschichte des osman- 
 ischen Reiches in Europa (to 1812). 7 vols. (Heeren, 
 A. H. L., and Ukert, F. A., eds. Gesch.der europ. 
 Staaten.) 1843-63. 949.94-100. 
 
 For diplomatic history, see Bulwer, Sir H. Pal- 
 merston. 2 vols. 1871. 923.833-4.— Forster, C: T., 
 and Daniel], F. H. B. The life and letters of Ogier 
 Ghiselin de Busbecq. (1554-90.) 2 vols. 1881. 923. 
 2058-9.— Wellington, Lord. Despatches. (New 
 ser.) 8 vols. 1867-71. 923.2091-98. 
 
 For life and manners, see Cox, S: S. Diversions 
 of a diplomat in Turkey. 1887. * 949.82.— Dwlght, 
 H. O. Turkish life in war time. (1876-79.) 1881. 
 949 •54- 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 231. No. 4, 1884, p. 295. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 190. No. 5, 1888, p. 357. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. of Slate.) 
 ** 350.5496'"*. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,330-3. »« ** 
 ^o.\\—Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 448^, in 
 **50.i^ 
 
 Turkish tales. 58 pp. (Weber, H: Tales of 
 the east, v. 3.) p. 163, in ** 823.6232 
 
 'Twas in Trafalgar's bay. Besant, W., and 
 Rice, J. 823.6084 
 
 T wells, Mrs. Julia H.. Mills of the gods. 
 
 823.1642 
 
 Twelve noble men. Wright, Mrs. J. (McN.) 
 
 808.1540 
 
 Twelve Portuguese legends. 12 pp. Hard- 
 ing, V. E., and Braga, T. 
 
 p. 305, /« 823.6534 
 
 Twenty novelettes by twenty prominent 
 novelists. 823.7183 
 
 Finding his fate. By R. M. Ballantyne.— Bor- 
 done girl, The. By F:"Boyle.— For money or for 
 love. By Mrs. M. (A.) Calrd.— Miss Tweed's ghost 
 story. By S.. Doudney. — Murderer's confession. 
 By B: L. Farjeon.— The fanfare. By G: M. Fenn. 
 —To Paris for pleasure. By Mrs. A. (F.) Hector. 
 —A shark's fin. By G: A. Henty. — Where the 
 chain galls. By Mrs. F. (M.) Lean.— Lucy. By 
 Mrs. K.. S. Macquoid.- The Duffer. By W: E: 
 Norrls.- Two brothers. By Mrs. H.. B. (M.) 
 Reeves.— Jennys girl. By F: W: Koblnson.- A 
 secret diary. By D. Russell.- A fatal choice. By 
 A. Sergeant.— Where is Mrs. Smith? By G: R. 
 Sims.— Vaughau of Balliol. By Mrs. E.. T. (M.) 
 Smith.— Hunks. By Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) Stannard. 
 —Susan: a winter scene. By Mrs. L. B.(C.) Wat- 
 ford.— Love and war. By W: W^estall. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 264 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Twenty years after. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.2748 
 Same. in%22,.$oTj\ 823.6500; 823.6510 
 
 20,000 leagues under the sea. "Verne, J. 
 
 823.2713 
 
 Same. in 823.4980 
 
 Twice lost. Kingston, W: H: G. 808.348 
 
 Twice taken. Hall, C: W. 823.7523 
 
 Twice-told tales. 2 vols, (in i). Hawthorne, 
 
 N. 823.5561 
 
 Same. 823.6195 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.735-6 
 
 Twilight thoughts. Claude, M.. S. 808.1467 
 
 Twin captains. The. Dumas, A. D. 
 
 823.5564 
 
 Twins, The. Tupper, M. F. 823.6090 
 
 Twins of Table mountain, and other stories. 
 
 Harte, F. B. 823.715 
 
 'Twixt love and law. Miller, Mrs. A. (J.) 
 
 823.5506 
 
 'Twixt smile and tear. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 (L.) 823.5124 
 
 Two admirals. Cooper, J. F. 823.313 
 
 Same. in 823.7467 
 
 Two Arrows. Stoddard, W: O. 808.1429 
 
 Two baronesses. Andersen, H. C. 823.4006 
 
 Same. 823.6635 
 
 Two brides, The. O'Reilly, B. 823.1224 
 
 Two brothers, The. Balzac, H. de. 823.5213 
 
 Two buckets in a well. 25 pp. Willis, N. 
 
 P. p. 57, /« 823.4705 
 
 Two, by tricks. Yates, E. H. 823.5614 
 
 Two captains. The. 50 pp. La Motte- 
 
 Fouque, F. H. K: de. p. 107, in 823.4762 
 
 Same. p. 97, in 823.5196 
 
 Two chiefs of Dunboy. Froude, J. A. 
 
 823.5512 
 Two coronets. Tincker, M. . A. 823 . 6327 
 Two daughters. The. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 in 808.1569 
 Two destinies, The. Collins, W: W. 
 
 823 . 267 
 Two Dianas, The. Dumas, A. D. 823.7347 
 Two Elsies, The. Finley, M. 823.4904 
 
 Two family mothers. Schwartz, Mrs. M. S. 
 (B.) 823.6114 
 
 Two generations. Tolstoi, Count L- N. 
 
 in 823.6589 
 Two guardians, The. Yonge, C. M.. 
 
 823.1776 
 
 Two kisses. 62 pp. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 (L.) 823.5101 
 
 Two kisses. Smart, H. 823.5590 
 
 Two life-paths. Mundt, Mrs. C. (M.) 
 
 823.5899 
 Two lilies. Kavanagh, J. 823.5745 
 
 Two little confederates. Page, T: N. 
 
 823.5929 
 Two marriages. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823.340 
 Two Miss Jean Dawsons. Robertson, M. M. 
 
 823.2335 
 Two Mrs. Scudamores, The. 98 pp. (/« 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 7.) 
 
 in 823.7491 
 Two modern women. Wells, Mrs. K. (G.) 
 
 823.7515 
 Two of us. Halsey, C. 823.692 
 
 Eng^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Two on a tower. Hardy, T: 823.3747 
 
 Two orphans, The. D'Ennery, A. P. 
 
 in 823.5043 
 
 Two pictures. Mcintosh, M. J.. 823.4078 
 
 Two purse-companions. 38 pp. Lathrop, 
 G: P. p. ^2, in 823 . 4704 
 
 Two runaways, and other stories. Edwards, 
 H. S. 823.6325 
 
 Two sides of the shield. Yonge, C. M.. 
 
 in 823.3347 
 
 Two sisters, The. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 E. (N.) 823.1511 
 
 Two sons. The. 31pp. Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) 
 p. 269, in 823.6136 
 
 Two years ago. Kingsley, C: 823.934 
 
 Tylney Hall. Hood, T: ?'« 823.5114 
 
 Typhaines Abbey. Gobineau, J. A., com,te 
 de. 823 . 7044 
 
 Tytler, Margaret Eraser- The deformed. 10 
 pp. (Tieck, L. The elves, etc.) 
 
 p. 117, in 823.6328 
 
 Tytler, S., pseud. See Keddie, H. 
 
 Tzigdny, The. 58 pp. Gore, Mrs. C. F.. G. 
 (M.) p. I, w** 823.6568 
 
 Uarda, 2 vols. Ebers, G. M. 823.2161-2 
 
 Ubaldo and Irene. 2 vols. Bresciaui, A. 
 
 823.6888-9 
 
 Ulbach, L: For fifteen years. Sequel to 
 "The steel hammer." Tr. by E. W. Lati- 
 mer. 823.5410 
 
 Madame Gosselin. 823.2320 
 
 The steel hammer: a novel. Tr. by E. 
 
 W. Latimer. 823 . 5440 
 
 Ulysses, Adventures of. Lamb, C: 
 
 in 823.5562 
 
 Ulysses, The wanderings of. Hanson, C: H: 
 
 p. 194, in 808.1492 
 
 Unawares. Peard, F.. M.. 823.1244 
 
 Uncle Chesterton's heir. Colomb, Mme. 
 
 823.6913 
 74 pp. Besant, W. 
 
 in 823.4981 
 in 823.4982; z'w 823.4999 
 Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 ** 823.4660 
 823.7290 
 
 Uncle Jack. 
 
 Same. 
 Uncle John. 
 
 Same. 
 Uncle Piper of Piper's Hill. Eraser, J. 
 
 823 . 6370 
 Uncle Tom's cabin. Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) 
 
 823.1532 
 
 Same. 823.6037 
 
 Uncloseted skeleton, An. Hale, L. P., and 
 
 Bynner, E. L. 823.6960 
 
 Uncommercial traveller. Dickens, C: J: H. 
 
 823.426 
 
 Same. 823.5321; «« 823.5333 
 
 Same. in 823.5555 
 
 Under a ban. Lodge, Mrs. — . 823.4767 
 
 Same. in 823.5023 
 
 Under a shadow. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 823.5137 
 
 Under Bayard's banner. Frith, H: 808.1606 
 
 Under Drake's flag. Henty, G: A. 808.1487 
 
 Under Salisbury spire in the days of George 
 
 Herbert. Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) 
 
 823.7269 
 Under Slieve-Ban. Francillon, R. E: 
 
 823.1897 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 265 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !En§rlish Fiction. Contin 
 Under the bells. Kip, L. 
 Under the greenwood tree. 
 
 Under the Mendips. 
 
 823.951 
 Hardy, T: 
 
 823.701 
 Marshall, Mrs. E. (M.) 
 823.5773 
 Under the meteor flag. Collingwood, H. 
 
 808.1709 
 
 Under the red flag. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) 823.4769 
 
 Same. in 823.5029 
 
 Under the southern cross. Alcock, D. 
 
 823.1183 
 Under the storm. Yonge, C M.. 
 
 in 823.6693 
 Under the tricolor. Hooper, Mrs. L. H. (J.) 
 
 823.1923 
 Under two flags. La Ram^e, L. de. 823.1830 
 
 Under which king? Reade, C. 
 Underground city. Verne, J. 
 Underwood, Francis H: 
 
 Cloud-pictures. 
 
 Lord of himself. 
 
 Undine. La Motte-Fouqu^, F. H, 
 
 in 823.4989 
 823.4638 
 
 823.4174 
 823.1646 
 K:de. 
 823.4762 
 
 Satne. in 823.5196; p. 900, in ** 823.6215 
 Undiscovered country, The. Howells, W: D. 
 
 823.4306 
 
 Unexpected result, and other stories. Roe, 
 
 E: P. 823.4506 
 
 Unfairly won. O'Donoghue, 3frs. N. (L.) 
 
 Power- in 823.4975 
 
 Same. 823.7179 
 
 Unforeseen, The. O'Hanlon, A. 823.5025 
 
 Unfortunate woman. An. Turgeuef, I. S. 
 
 823.5763 
 
 Ungava. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.264 
 
 Unguarded hour, The. Gait, J: in 823.702 
 
 Uninvited, The. 20 pp. {In Famous stories. 
 
 By De Quiucey, and others.) 
 
 p. 239, in 823.1778 
 United States. 
 
 Abbott, J. American history. 8 vols. 
 
 973.690-97 
 For contents, see Abbott, J. 
 
 The story of American history, from 
 
 the earliest settlement of the country to 
 the establishment of the federal constitu- 
 tion. {In his Harper's story book, v. 5.) 
 
 808.584 
 
 Bonner, J: A child's history of the 
 
 United States. 3 vols. 808.618-20 
 
 V. i: A. D. 1500-A. D. 1776. 
 V. 2: A. D. 1776-A. D. i860. 
 V. 3: A. D. 1860-A. D. 1865. 
 
 Butterworth, H. Young folks' history 
 
 of America. 970.67 
 
 A zigzag journey in the sunny south; 
 
 or, wonder tales of early American history. 
 
 808.1819 
 Zigzag journeys in the Occident: 
 
 the Atlantic to the Pacific. 808. 1810 
 
 Champney, iT/r5. E.. (W.) Three Vas- 
 
 sar girls at home: a holiday trip . . . 
 through the south and west. 808. 1825 
 
 Cheney, Mrs. C. E. Young folks' his- 
 tory of the civil war. 973 689 
 
 Cofiin, C: C. Following the flag. 973.5 
 
 Dodge, N. S. Stories of American his- 
 tory. 808.1675 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 
 Hale, E: E., and Hale, S. A family 
 
 flight around home. 808.1832 
 
 Higginson, T: W. A book of American 
 
 explorers. 808 . 298 
 
 Journal of American folk-lore. vols. 
 
 1-3. 1888-1890. 3 vols. 291.81-81' 
 
 Wright, H. C. Children's stories in 
 
 American history. 808.1581 
 
 Same. 808.1695 
 
 Children's stories of American prog- 
 ress. 808.1696 
 For contents, see Wright, H. C. 
 
 COLONIAL PERIOD. 
 
 • Eggleston, G: C. American war ballads 
 
 and lyrics. 2 vols. * 821 . 1271-2 
 
 Markham, R: Colonial days: stories 
 
 and ballads for young patriots recounted 
 
 . . . in "Around the Yule log." "Aboard 
 the Mavis." " On the edge of winter." 
 
 808.1865 
 
 AI.ABAMA. 
 
 Baldwin, J. G. 
 
 and Mississippi. 
 
 Simms, W: G. 
 
 Flush times of Alabama 
 ** 828.107 
 Richard Hurdis. 
 
 823.1442 
 
 Carouna. Simms, W: G. The Yamassee. 
 (1715-) 823.1441 
 
 Connecticut. See New England, p. 191. 
 FIvORIDA. Simms, W: G. Vasconselos: a 
 romance of the new world. 823 . 1438 
 
 Georgia. 
 
 Longstreet, A. B. Georgia scenes, char- 
 acters, incidents, etc., in the first half cen- 
 tury of the republic. 823. 1012 
 
 Simms, W: G. Guy Rivers. (Early 
 
 border life. ) 823 . 1432 
 
 Ii^LiNOis. Catherwood, Mrs. M.. (H.) The 
 story of Tonty. 823.6994 
 
 Kentucky. Jones, J. B. Wild western 
 scenes. 823.906 
 
 Maine. See New England, p. 192. 
 
 Maryi^and. 
 
 Kennedy, J. P. Rob of the bowl: a le- 
 gend of St. Inigoe's. 823.928 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6630-1 
 
 Zschokke, J. H. D. The Griindung von 
 
 Maryland. p. 3, in 833.1041 
 
 Massachusetts. See New England, p. 192. 
 Mississippi. Baldwin, J. G. Flush times of 
 Alabama and Mississippi. ** 828. 107 
 
 New Hampshire. See New England, p. 192. 
 New Jersey. Cummins, M. S. Haunted 
 
 hearts 
 New York. 
 
 Barr, Mrs. A. E. (H.) 
 
 ribbon. (1776.) 
 
 Bynuer, E. L 
 
 823.355 
 
 Bow of orange 
 
 823.5417 
 
 The begum's daughter. 
 
 823.6434 
 
 — Cooper, J. F. The pioneers. (Otsego 
 county, 1793, etc.) 823.306 
 
 — — Satanstoe. (Westchester county, 
 1750.) 823.311 
 
 The Water-Witch. (Afler the defeat 
 
 of the Dutch.) 823.314 
 
 — Irving, W. Knickerbocker's history of 
 New York. (Satire on early Dutch rule. ) 
 
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ENGLISH FICTION 
 
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 Cnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
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 New York. Contin. 
 
 Paulding, J. K. The Dutchman's fire- 
 side. 2 vols, (in i). 823.7014 
 
 Spielhagen, F. Deutsche Pioniere. 
 
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 went. 
 
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 grim; poem 
 
 833-403 
 
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 823.1959 
 The Pennsylvania pil- 
 p. 360, in 821.431 
 Rhode Island. See New England, p. 192. 
 Texas. War for independence. 
 
 De Forest, J: W: Overland. 823.5854 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. A. J.. (E.) Inez. 
 
 823.4009 
 Vermont. See New England, p. 192. 
 Virginia, 
 
 Bowyer, J. T. The witch of Jamestown. 
 
 823.7561 
 
 Cooke, J: E. Doctor Vandyke. {1750.) 
 
 823.5830 
 
 Fairfax. 823.5509 
 
 Henry St. John, Gentleman. (1774-5.) 
 
 823.2017 
 
 Justin Harley. 823 . 276 
 
 Leather stocking and silk. 823 . 277 
 
 My Lady Pokahontas. 823 . 5690 
 
 Stories of the Old Dominion. 
 
 808.1468 
 The Virginia comedians. 823.5662 
 
 Eggleston, G: C. A man of honor. 
 
 823.7560 
 
 Hopkins, S: Youth of the Old Do- 
 minion. (Jamestown and Pocahontas, 1607- 
 1676.) 823.826 
 
 Kennedy, J: P. Swallow Barn, 823.929 
 
 Thackeray, W: M. The Virginians. 
 
 823.1581 
 Old French war, 1755-1762. 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Last of the Mohicans. 
 
 823.320 
 
 James, G: P. R. Ticonderoga; or, the 
 
 Black Ea^le. 823.6385 
 
 McKnight, C: Captain Jack the scout; 
 
 or, the Indian wars about old Fort Du- 
 quesne. 823.1075 
 
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 of hist, lit. 3d ed. i88g. **907.4^ — American col- 
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 i3§.— Brooks, E. S. The story of the American 
 sailor. (Best hundred books on the Amer. sailor, 
 pp. 324-331.) 1888. 359.53; — Story of the American 
 soldier. 1889. (Best hundred books on the Amer. 
 soldier, pp. 338-343.) 973.658. — Brown, A., comp. 
 The genesis of the U. S. (1485-1616.) 2 vols. i8po. 
 ♦973.726-7. — Doyle, J. A. The American colonies 
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 (Characteristic of the colonies and colonial life.) 
 
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 and. 1890. 974.147. — Frotliingliam, R. The rise 
 
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 vols. 973.20-5;— 5a »!<•.' 973.240-5. — Jay, J: Corre- 
 spondence and public papers. 1763-1781. 2 vols. 
 826. II8-8'.— Lodge, H: C. Short history of English 
 colonies in America. (1606-1782.) 1881. 973.717. — 
 Mackay, C: Founders of the Amer. republic. 1885. 
 920.373.— Palfrey, J: G. History of Nevy England. 
 V.I. 974.1.— Rldpath, J: C. Popular history of U. 
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 American colonies. (Lectures on the study of his- 
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 No. 3, 1882, p. 196. No. 5, 188&, p. 359. 
 
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 in North America, see Parkman, F., Jr. France 
 and England in North America. 10 vols. 
 
 (viz.: Pioneers of France in the new world. 187P. 
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 6. — La Salle and the discovery of the great west. 
 1879. 973.177. — The Oregon trail. 1879. 973.176. — 
 The old regime in Canada (under Louis XIV.) 1878. 
 972.1. — Count Frontenac and New France (under 
 Louis XIV.) 970.35. — Montcalm and Wolfe. 2 vols, 
 1885. 972.25-6. — The conspiracy of Pontiac. 1851. 
 973.318. — The discovery of the great west. (1643- 
 1689.) 1869. 977 -I??-) 
 
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 tory of the U. S., V. 3. 973.198.— Barry, J: S. His- 
 tory of Massachusetts. 3 vols. 1855. 974.17-19. — 
 Haliburton, T: C. Hist, account of Nova Scotia. 
 (1497-1829.) 2 vols. ** 972. 7-8.— Hildreth, R: His- 
 tory of the U. S., V. 2. ^73.21; — Same. 973.241. — 
 Irving, W. Life of Washington. 5 vols. 923.285- 
 9.— Scharf, J. T: Hist of Maryland. (1600-1880.) 3 
 vols. * 9176. 21-3. — Stanhope, P. H., £ar/. History 
 of England. 1713-1783. 7 vols. (English accounts.) 
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 1,341-55, m**50.i; — Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. 
 pp. 451-5, «■«** 50.1=*. 
 
 See also references in Catalogue of the gov't 
 pubs, of the U. S. 1774-1881. ** 15.202. 
 
 REVOLUTIONARY WAR (and preceding 
 
 troubles). 
 
 In New England. 
 
 Cooper, J. F, Lionel Lincoln. (Siege 
 
 of Boston, 1775.) 823.299 
 
 Hawthorne, N. Septimius Felton. 
 
 (Concord, 1775.) 823.5166 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Paul Revere's ride. 
 
 (Night before Lexington fight.) 
 
 pp. 235-7, in 821.888 
 
 Scudder, H. E. A story of the siege of 
 
 Boston. 30 pp. {In his Stories and ro- 
 mances.) p. 199, in 823.4005 
 
 Tiffany, N. M. From colony to com- 
 monwealth: stories of the revolutionary 
 daysinBoston. 973-731 
 
 In New York. 
 
 Burdett, C: Margaret Moncrieffe: the 
 
 first love of Aaron Burr. (N. Y. city.) 
 
 823.2061 
 
 Cooper, J, F. The spy. 823.319 
 
 Roe, E: P. Near to nature's heart. 
 
 823.1359 
 AndrL Grant, J. The traitor and his vic- 
 tim; or, the story of the unfortunate Major 
 Andrd. p. 69, in 823.623 
 
 Saratoga campaign, 1777. Thompson, D. P. 
 The rangers; or, the Tory's daughter. 
 
 823.4170 
 
 Battle of Trenton. Ballad. (Stedman, 
 
 and Hutchinson. Lib. of Amer. lit., v. 3.) 
 
 p. 349, in ** 820.124 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 267 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Bnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 REVOLUTIONARY WAR (and preceding 
 
 troubles). Contin. 
 In the South. 
 
 Cooke, J: E. Bonnybel Vane, embrac- 
 ing the history of Henry St. John, Gentle- 
 tleman. 823.5661 
 
 Canolles: the fortunes of a partisan 
 
 of '81. 823.7099 
 
 Henry St. John, Gentleman ... of 
 
 Virginia: a tale of 1774-75. 823.2017 
 
 Stories of the Old Dominion. 
 
 808.1468 
 
 Kennedy, J: P. Horse-shoe Robinson: 
 
 a tale of the Tory ascendency. (S. Caro- 
 lina, 1780.) 823.927 
 
 Simms, W: G. 
 
 I : The partisan. 823.1435 
 
 2: Mellichampe. 823.1434 
 
 3: The scout. 823.1436 
 
 4: Katharine Walton. 823.1433 
 
 5: Woodcraft. 823.1440 
 
 6: The forayers. 823.1431 
 
 7: Eutaw. 823.1430 
 
 (Connected series concerning the struggle in 
 South Carolina.) 
 
 PAuiy Jones. 
 
 Cooper, J. F. The pilot. 823.305 
 
 Dumas, A. D. Le capitaine Paul. 
 
 (French.) 
 In generai,. 
 
 Beaumont, C. 
 
 can tale (poem). 
 
 Bunce, O. B. 
 
 tion : being true stories 
 '76. (Anon.) 
 
 Coffin, C: C. 
 
 the revolution. 
 
 Cooper, J. F, 
 
 843-481 
 
 y. Campbell: an Ameri- 
 
 821.25 
 
 Romance of the revolu- 
 
 . of the days of 
 
 823.157 
 History of the battles of 
 808.1857 
 The chainbearer. 
 
 823.291 
 
 — Griffin, G, The rivals. 823.676 
 
 — Harte, F. B. Thankful Blossom. (Jer- 
 seys, 1779.) 823.2042 
 
 — Henty, G: A. True to the old flag 
 (Tory). 808.1434 
 
 — Hoffman, C: F. Greyslaer: a romance 
 of the Mohawk. 3 vols. 823.5874-6 
 
 — Kingston, W: H: G. Hurricane Hurry; 
 or, the adventures of a naval officer afloat 
 and ashore. 808.1613 
 
 — Kotzebue, A. F. F. Die Quaker (Penn- 
 sylvania); play. p. 109, in 832.79 
 
 — Lesperance, J: The Bastonnais: a tale 
 of the American invasion of Canada in 
 1775-76. 823.4127 
 
 — M'Clung, J: A. Sketches of western 
 adventure, (i 755-1 794-) 9173-54 
 
 — Markham, R: Aboard the Mavis (five 
 boys . . . cruise . . . about the east end of 
 Long Island and . . . learn somewhat of 
 the early history of their country.) 
 
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 — Marks, Mrs. M.. A. M. (H.) A great 
 treason. in 823.5037 
 
 — Murdoch, Rev. D: Royalist's daughter 
 and the rebels; or, the Dutch dominie of 
 the Catskills. 823 . 1 177 
 
 — Paulding, J. K. The old continental. 
 
 823 . 7408 
 
 Engflish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
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 troubles). Contin. 
 In generai<. Contin. 
 
 Peterson, H: Pemberton; or, one hun- 
 dred years ago. 823 . 4077 
 
 Robinson, Mrs. A. D. (G.) Peter and 
 
 Polly. 823.4072 
 
 Roe, E: P. The hornet's nest: a story 
 
 of love and war. 823.6971 
 
 Sedgwick, C. M. The Lin woods; or, 
 
 sixty years since in America. (1770.) 2 vols. 
 
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 Watson, H: C. Daring deeds of the old 
 
 heroes of the revolution. 808.387 
 
 Noble deeds of our fathers. 808.386 
 
 Wright, Mrs. J. (McN.) Patriot and 
 
 Tory: one hundred years ago. 823.6021 
 
 In poetry. 
 
 Campbell, T: Gertrude of Wyoming. 
 
 pp. 77-100, in 821.78 
 
 Duyckinck, E. A., and G: L. Ballads 
 
 of the old French and revolutionary wars. 
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 Eggleston, G: C, ed. American war 
 
 ballads and lyrics. 2 vols. (1889.) 
 
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 Freneau, P. Poems. 821.1379 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Paul Revere's ride. 
 
 pp. 235-7, in 821.888 
 
 Orne, C. F. Morning songs of American 
 
 freedom. 821.297 
 
 Read, T: B. The wagoner of the Alle- 
 
 ghanies. 821.639 
 
 Same. p. 237, in 821.1375 
 
 Stedman, E. C, and Hutchinson, E. M. 
 
 Revolutionary songs and ballads. {In 
 their Lib. of Amer. lit. See Index, v. 11.) 
 
 p. 643, in ** 820.131' 
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 923.1887;— Life and writings of A. By C: F. Adams. 
 10 vols. 923.294-302A. — Adolphus, J. History of 
 England. (1760-1804.) 7 vols. (English account.) 
 942.441-7.— Allen, J. Battles of the British navy. 
 2 vols. (English side.) 942.338-9.— Arnold, Bene- 
 dict, Life and treason of. By J. Sparks, in 920.104. 
 —Bancroft, G: History of the U. S. 10 vols. vols. 
 7-8. 973.38-9.— Baxter, J. P. British invasion from 
 the north: campaigns of Generals Carleton and 
 Burgoyne from Canada. 1776-77. With journal of 
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 of the American sailor. 1888. (Best hundred books 
 on the Amer. sailor, pp. 324-31.) 359-53;— Story of 
 the American soldier. 1889. (Best hundred books 
 on the Amer. soldier, pp. 338-43.) 973.658.— Car- 
 rington, H. B. Battles of the revolution. (Plans.) 
 1878. 973.264.— Clinton, S/VH: The campaign in 
 Virginia, 1781. 2 vols. 1888. * 973.681-2.— Cooper, 
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 side.) 973.143-4.— Franklin, B: Life and writings 
 of 2 vols. 1852. 829.94-5;— Life and times of F. 
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 1781. 1890. V.I. 826.118;— Life and times of J. (1745- 
 1829.) By W: Whitelock. 1887. 923.1944.— Lafay- 
 ette, Gen. Life of By B. Tuckermann. 2 vols. 
 1889. 923.1942-3.— L.o88ingr,B. J: Field book of the 
 revolution. 2 vols. 1855. 973.59-60;— Hours with 
 the living- men and vsromen of the revolution: a pil- 
 grimage. 1889. 973.678.— Marion, Gen. Francis. 
 Life of ByC. B. Hartley. 1890. 920.375.— Mont- 
 gomery, R: Life of By T. Sparks, zn *92o.io2.— 
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 1876. 973.161.— Otis, James, Life of By W. Tudor. 
 923.2100. — Paine, T: The political writings. 2 
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 Sabine, L. American loyalists. (Tory.) 923.248.— 
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 P. H., Earl. History of England, 1713-1783. 7 
 vols. 1861-64. * 942.330-6.— Stedman, C: His- 
 tory of the origin, progress, and termination 
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 Library of American literature. (Gen. index, 
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 and times of. By R: Frothingham. 923 . 249;— Life 
 of W. By J. Sparks, in * 920.111.— Washing:ton, 
 G: Writings. 14 vols. vols. 1-7. (1748-1779.) ** 
 923.1889-95;— Life of W. By W. Irving. 5 vols. 
 923.285-9;— Life of W. By J: Marshall. 2 vols. 
 1854. 923.533-4;— Life of W. By J. Sparks. 12 vols. 
 923.260-71.— Watson, HC. The Boston tea party 
 and other stories of the American revolution. i88g. 
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 history of America. 8 vols. 1887-9. {See Index, v. 
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 No. 2, 1880, p. 238. No. 4, 1884, p. 301. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 197. No. 5, 1888, p. 359. 
 
 See also references in Index to Harper's month- 
 ly, p. 703, "«**5i-475- 
 
 See a/jo Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,341-55, in 
 ** 50.1;— Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 451-5, in 
 **50.i». 
 
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 pubs, of the U. S. 1774-1881. ** 15.202. 
 
 For history of the United States flag, see Preble, 
 G: H. History of the flag of the U. S. 1880. * 
 929.22. 
 
 POST-REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. 
 Under the confederation. 
 
 Brown, C: B. Arthur Mervyn; or, mem- 
 oirs of 1793. 2 vols. 823.137-8 
 
 Same. , * 823.6201-2 
 
 Gayarr^, C: E. F. Aubert Dubayet; or, 
 
 the two sister republics. Sequel to "Fer- 
 nando de Lemos." 823.4624 
 
 Sheppard, F. H. Love afloat: a story 
 
 of the American navy. (Buccaneers.) 
 
 823.1419 
 
 Simms, W: G. Woodcraft. (Border 
 
 life. ) 823 . 1440 
 
 Alabama. Simms, W: G. Richard Hurdis. 
 
 (Border life.) 823 . 1442 
 
 Connecticut. Mitchell, 
 
 Johns. 
 Georgia. Simms, W: G. 
 
 D 
 
 G. Doctor 
 823.1161-2 
 Guy Rivers. 
 
 823.1432 
 
 Kentucky. 
 
 Bird, R. M. Nick of the woods. (In- 
 dians and settlers. ) 823 . 79 
 
 Simms, W: G. Beauchampe. Sequel to 
 
 Charlemont. 823 . 1426 
 
 Charlemont; or, the pride of the vil- 
 lage. 823 . 1428 
 MississiPPL Simms, W:G. Border beagles. 
 
 823.1427 
 
 !Eng^lisIi Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 
 POST-REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Con- 
 tin. 
 Pennsylvania. 
 
 Brown, C: B. Arthur Mervin. 2 vols. 
 
 823.137-8 
 Same. * 823.6201-2 
 
 Jefferson's administration. (1801-1809.) 
 Hale, E: E. Philip Nolan's friends: a story 
 of the change of western empire. 823 . 684 
 
 War of 1812-15. 
 
 Eggleston, G: C. Captain Sam; or, the 
 
 boy scouts of 1814. 808.1057 
 
 , ed. American war ballads and lyrics. 
 
 2 vols. 1889. *82I.I27I-2 
 
 Virginia. James, G: P. R. The Old Do- 
 minion. (Southampton insurrection, 1831.) 
 
 823.5427 
 
 Note.— See Adams, H: History of the U. S. dur- 
 ing the administrations of Thomas Jefltrson. 4 vols. 
 1889. 973.663-66;— History of the U. S. during the 
 first administration of James Madison. (1809-13.) 
 2 vols. 1890. 973.666'-'.— Alison, 57V A. History 
 of Europe. (1789-1815.) 12 vols. Index, v. 12. 940. 
 36-47.— Barry, J: S. Hist, of Massachusetts, v. 3. 
 974.19.— Brooks, E. S. The story of the American 
 sailor. 188S. (Best hundred books on the Amer. 
 sailor, pp. 324-331.) 359-53;— Story of the American 
 soldier in war and peace. 1889. (Best hundred 
 books on the Amer. soldier, pp. 338-43.) 973.658. — 
 Canning, G: The war with America; address Feb. 
 18, 1813. (Speeches, v. 3.) p. 376, in 825.18.— Conway, 
 M. D. Omitted chapters of history disclosed in the 
 life and papers of E. Randolph. 1888. 923.1864.— 
 Fiske, J: Critical period of American history, 
 1783-1789. (Bibliographical note, pp. 351-56.) 973. 
 638. — Gallatin, A. Writings of 3 vols. 923.1137-9. 
 — Hildreth, R. History of the U. S. 2d ser. (1789- 
 1821.) 3 vols. 973.23-5.— Jackson, Andrew, Life 
 of By J. Parton. 3 vols. 923.312-14. — Johnson, 
 R. A history of the war of 1812-15, betw. the U. S. 
 and Gr. Britain. (1882.) 973.723.— Lossing, B. J: 
 Field book of the revolutionary war. 2 vols. 973. 
 59-60.— McMaster, J: B. History of the peo- 
 ple of the U. S. V. 1: 1784-1790; V. 2: 1790- 
 1803. 2 vols. 1885. 973.440-1.— Palmer, T. H. 
 Historical register, 1812-1814. 4 vols. 973.216-19. — 
 ^Porter, Commodore D: Memoir of. By D. D.Por- 
 ter. 1875. 923.2090.— Roosevelt, T. The winning 
 of the west. 2 vols. (1769-1783.) 1889. * 973.653-4. 
 — Scharf, J. T: Hist, of Maryland, vols. 2-3. 9176. 
 22-3. — Scott, Gen. Winfield. Autobiography. 2 
 vols. 923.376-7.— Washington, G: The writings 
 of 14 vols. vols. 1-7. (1748- .) ** 323.1889-1902. — 
 Winsor, J. Narrative and critical history of Amer- 
 ica. 8 vols. (5/?if Index, v. 8, p. 597.) * 97o.i27'-i27''. 
 
 For naval histories of the war, see Cooper, J. P. 
 History of the American navy. 2 vols. 973.14.^-4. 
 —Cull una, G. W^. Campaigns of the war of 1812- 
 15. 1879. 973.735.— Roosevelt, T. The naval war 
 of 1812. 1882. * 973.447. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 238. No. 4, 1884, p. 301. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 197. No. 5, 1888, p. 359. 
 
 See also Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,341-55, in 
 ** ^o.i;— Same. Jan. 1, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. pp. 451-5, m 
 ** 50 . 1 *. 
 
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 pubs, of the U. S. 1774-1881. ** 15.202. 
 
 Van Buren's administration. (1837-41.) 
 Kennedy, J: P. Quodlibet: containing some 
 annals thereof, with an authentic account 
 of the origin ... of the borough, and the 
 sayings ... of the townspeople. 3d ed. 
 
 823.930 
 
 Mexican war, 1846-1847. 
 
 Clemens, J. Bernard Lile. 823.7100 
 
 Lowell, J. R. The Biglow papers, ist 
 
 ser. 821.243 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
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 English Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 
 POST-REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Con- 
 tin. 
 Tayi^or's administration, 1848. Peck, G: 
 W. Aurifodina. ** 823.6717 
 
 Know NOTHING MOVEMENT, 1854-55. Thick- 
 er, M.. A. House of Yorke. (Catholic 
 persecution in Maine.) 823.5993 
 
 Noie.—Vor historical references on the Mexican 
 •war, see Bancroft, H. H. Hist, of Mexico, v. 5. 
 1824-1861. *97o.77.— Crittenden, J. J. Life of. By 
 C.Coleman. 923.876.— Grant, G^fw. U. S. Memoirs, 
 V. I. 923.1761.— Jay, W: A review of the causes 
 and consequences of the Mexican war. 2d ed. 
 1849. 973.708.— Latld, H. O. History of the war 
 with Mexico. 1883. 978.67.— Kipley, Maj. R. S. 
 War with Mexico. 2 vols. 1849. 978.182-3.— Scott, 
 Gen. Winfield. Autobiography, v. 2. 923.377.— 
 Sumner, C: Works. 15 vols. (S?^ Index, v. 15.) 
 329.56-66'.- U. S. Pub. Docs. Message (and docs.) 
 Dec. 5, 1848. ** 350.5236. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 153. No. 4. 1884, p. 185. 
 
 See also Benton, T: H. Thirty years' view (1820- 
 1850). 2 vols. 328.8-9.— Clay, H: Life of. By C. 
 Schurz. 2 vols. 923.1867-8.— Fremont, G^«. J: C. 
 Life of. By J: Bigelow. 1856. 923.379;— Life of F. 
 By S.. M. Smucker. 1856. 923.378.— Scott, Gen. 
 Winfield. Life of. By E. D.Mansfield. 928.194.— 
 Webster, D. Speeches and orations. 825.54. 
 
 See also other histories of the U. S. covering this 
 period. 
 
 See also references in Catalogue of the gov't 
 pubs, of the U. S. 1774-1881. ** 15.202. 
 
 Slavery question (and southern life). 
 
 Adams, N. The sable cloud: a southern 
 
 tale with northern comments. 823.6980 
 
 Allen, W. F., and others. Slave songs 
 
 of the United States. 821 . 1392 
 
 Banks, M.. R. Bright days in the old 
 
 plantation time. 808 . 1 192 
 
 Dahlgren, Mrs. M. (V.) Lights and 
 
 shadows of a life. 823.5666 
 
 De Forest, J: W: Kate Beaumont. (S. 
 
 Carolina.) 823.5855 
 
 Edwards, H. S. Two runaways, and 
 
 other stories. 823 . 6325 
 
 Gilmore, J. R. Among the pines. 
 
 823.608 
 
 Harben, W. N. White Marie: a story 
 
 of Georgian plantation life. 823 . 7258 
 
 Harris, J. C. Daddy Jake the runaway. 
 
 56 pp. (Georgia.) * 808.1808 
 
 Hentz, Mrs. C. L. (W.) Eoliue. 
 
 823.754 
 Marcus Warland; or, the Long Moss 
 
 spring. 823 . 760 
 Planter's northern bride; or, scenes 
 
 in Mrs. Hentz's childhood. 823.761 
 
 Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) Tempest 
 
 and sunshine; or, life in Kentucky. 
 
 823.802 
 
 Hungerford, J. The old plantation, and 
 
 what I gathered there in an autumn month. 
 
 823.839 
 
 Johnston, R: M. Ogeechee cross-firings. 
 
 823.6558 
 
 Longfellow, H: W. Poems on slavery. 
 
 {In his Poems.) pp. 41-44, in 821 .888 
 
 McDowall, Mrs. K.. S. (B.) Suwanee 
 
 river tales. 823 . 4891 
 
 •; Negro hymns and songs. (Stedman, 
 
 and Hutchinson. Lib. of Amer. lit., v. 8.) 
 pp. 265-270, in ** 820.129 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 
 POST-REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. Con- 
 tin. 
 .Slavery question (and southern life). Con- 
 tin. 
 
 Putnam, M.. L. Tragedy of success; 
 
 drama. 822 . 488 
 
 Reid, M. The quadroon; or, adventures 
 
 in the far west. 823. 1297 
 
 Schoolcraft, Mrs. M.. (H.) The black 
 
 gauntlet: a tale of plantation life in South 
 Carolina. 823.7414 
 
 Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) India, 
 
 the pearl of Pearl river. 823.1494 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) Dred: a tale 
 
 • of the great dismal swamp. 823.1526 
 
 Issued also as Nina Gordon. 
 
 Uncle Tom's cabin; or, life among 
 
 the lowly. 823.1532 
 
 Same. 823.6037 
 
 Note. — See Bullen, G: Bibliography of " Uncle 
 Tom's cabin." 1880. m '*i' 16.81. 
 
 Sydney, E: W: Partisan leader: a novel 
 
 and an apocalypse of the origin and strug- 
 gles of the southern confederacy. 
 
 ** 823.6003 
 
 Tiernan, Mrs. F.. C. (F.) Ebb-tide. 
 
 823.6226 
 
 Tourg^e, A. W. Toinette: a tale of 
 
 transition. 823 . 1594 
 
 Same. 823.2357 
 
 Underwood, F. H. I,ord of himself. 
 
 823.1646 
 
 Warfield, Mrs. C. A. (W.) The house- 
 hold of Bouverie. 823 . 1658 
 
 MonfortHall. 823.1661 
 
 Whittier, J: G. In wartimes, and other 
 
 poems. 821.1142 
 
 National lyrics. Illus. 821.436 
 
 Note. — See Brougham, Lord. Speeches on negro 
 slavery. {Works, v. 10.) in 825.66.— Calhoun, J: 
 C. Works. 6 vols. 324.6; 329.14-16; 320.1-2. — 
 Clarke, J. F. Anti-slavery days. 1884. 326.20. — 
 Greeley, H. American conflict. 2 vols. 973.207- 
 8.— Helps, Sir A. Slavery. (In his Friends in 
 council, v. 2.) 829.112. — Hoist, H. E. von. (Sketch 
 of) John Brown. (1888.) 923.1927.— Mill, J:S. The 
 slave power. 26 pp. (/«■• his Dissertations, etc., v. 
 3.) p. 264, jw 829.167. — Farker, T. Discourses on 
 slavery. {Works, vols. 5-6.) 326.2-3.— Seward, W: 
 H. Works. 5 vols. (1853-83.) 320.108-12.— Sted- 
 man, E. C, and Hutchinson, E. M. Library of 
 American literature. (5^if General index, v. 11.) p. 
 643, ?■«* 820. I31*.— Sumner, C. Jn his Works. 15 
 vols. 329.56-66*.— Webster, D. Speeches on slav- 
 ery. (/« his Speeches and orations.) 825.54. — 
 Williams, G: W. History of the negro race in 
 America. (1619^1880.) 2 vols. 1882. 973-435-6.— 
 Wilson, H. Rise and fall of slave power in Amer- 
 ica. 3 vols. 1874-77. 326.26-8. 
 
 Seealso Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 211. No. 4, 1884, p. 269, 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 175. No. 5, 1888, p. 322. 
 
 5« a/50 Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,204-9, in 
 ** 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 405, in 
 ** 50.1*. 
 
 See also references in the Catalogue of gov't 
 pubs, of the U. S. (1774-1881.) pp. 1,366-7, tn ** 
 15.202. 
 
 For bibliographical works, see Bartlett, J. R. 
 Literature of the rebellion: with works on Ameri- 
 can slavery. i866. ** 16.4.— Blrney, W. James 
 G. Birney and his time. (1792-1857.) 1890. (pp. 382- 
 388 contain a list of books and pamphlets on slav- 
 ery, published or republished in the U. S. before 
 1831. On p. 436 is a list of the writings of James G. 
 Birney.) 923.2037. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 270 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-1865. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Fighting Joe; or, the 
 
 fortunes of a staff-officer. 808.511 
 
 On the blockade. 808.1701 
 
 The sailor boy. 808.512 
 
 — Taken by the enemy. 808.1680 
 
 Within the enemy's lines. 808.1536 
 
 — The Yankee middy. 808.514 
 
 The young lieutenant. 808.515 
 
 Baker, W: M. Inside: a chronicle of 
 
 secession. 823.5927 
 
 Boylston, P: John Chardxes. 823.7032 
 
 Brooks, N. Abraham Lincoln: a biog- 
 raphy for young people. 923. 1821 
 
 Cable, G: W. War diary of a Union 
 
 woman in the south. (/« his Strange, true 
 stories of Louisiana.) p. 261, in 823.6507 
 
 Coffin, C: C. Freedom triumphant. 
 
 (Sept., 1864, to its close.) 808.1862 
 
 Winning his way. 823.245 
 
 CoUingwood, H. W. Andersonville vio- 
 lets: a tale of northern and southern life. 
 
 823 . 7320 
 
 Cooke, J: E. Hilt to hilt. (Shenan- 
 doah valley, 1864.) 823.5525 
 
 Surry of Eagle's Nest. 823 . 281 
 
 — Wearing of the gray, comprising 
 
 personal portraits ... of the late war. 
 
 973-657 
 
 Davis, Mrs. R. B. (H.) Waiting for the 
 
 verdict. 823 . 5857 
 
 Earl of Mayfair. (Anon.) (Louisiana, 
 
 1862.) 823.1253 
 
 Fosdick, C: A. Rodney the partisan. 
 
 808.1704 
 
 French, A. Expiation. (Arkansas.) 
 
 823.6950 
 Fuller, J.. G. The Brownings. (Geor- 
 gia and Florida. ) 808.1580 
 
 Gilmore, J. R. Mountain-White hero- 
 ine. (Southern Alleghanies.) 823.6364 
 
 My southern friends. 823.611 
 
 Goss, W. L. Jed: a boy's adventures in 
 
 the army of '6i-'65: a story of battle and 
 prison, of peril and escape. 808.1561 
 
 Greene, C. S. Thrilling stories of the 
 
 great rebellion. 973 . 108 
 
 Hague, P. A. A blockaded family: life 
 
 in southern Alabama during the civil war. 
 
 9176.66 
 
 Hale, E: E. Stories of war told by sol- 
 diers. 808.1370 
 
 Same. 823.5164 
 
 Halpine, C. G. Life and adventures, 
 
 ... of Private Miles O'Reilly. 
 
 823 . 7083 
 
 Headley, P. C. Fighting Phil: the life 
 
 ... of Philip Henry Sheridan. 
 
 808.1600 
 
 Henty, G: A. With Lee in Virginia. 
 
 808.1670 
 
 Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) Rose 
 
 Mather. 823 . 801 
 
 King, Capt. C: Between the lines. 
 
 823.6544 
 The colonel's daughter. 823.7392 
 
 Lanier, S. Tiger-lilies. 823.7110 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-1865. Contin. 
 
 Mitchell, S. W. In war time. 4th ed. 
 
 823.5399 
 Roland Blake. 823.5245 
 
 Nichols, G: W. The sanctuary. (Sher- 
 man's march.) 823.1189 
 
 Page, T: N. In ole Virginia; Marse 
 
 Chan, and other stories. (Life in Virginia 
 before, during and after the rebellion.) 
 
 823.5363 
 
 — Two little confederates. 823.5929 
 
 Pember, Mrs. P. Y. (L.) Southern 
 
 woman's story. 823 . 1250 
 
 Ripley, E. McH. From flag to flag: a 
 
 woman's adventures and experiences in the 
 south during the war, in Mexico, and in 
 Cuba. 823.5439 
 
 Roe, E: P. His sombre rivals. (Bull 
 
 Run.) 823.4609 
 
 " Miss Lou." (Virginia.) 823.5523 
 
 An original belle. (N. Y. draft riots 
 
 of 1863.) 823.4858 
 
 Rogers, J. H. The California hundred 
 
 (poem). 821.500 
 
 Soley, J. R. Sailor boys of '61. 
 
 808. 191 I 
 
 Terhune, j^rj. M.. V. (H.) Sunnybank. 
 
 823.1564 
 
 Tiernan, M.. S. Jack Horner. (Rich- 
 mond.) 823.6944 
 
 Tourg^e, A. W. With Gauge & Swal- 
 low, attorneys. (Before and after the civil 
 war.) 823.7555 
 
 Trowbridge, J: T. Cudjo's cave. (Ten- 
 nessee.) 823.1635 
 
 The three scouts. 823.1638 
 
 Verne, J. The blockade runners. {IVtth 
 
 his A floating city.) in 823.7091 
 
 Woolson, C. F. East Angels. (Flor- 
 ida before and during the rebellion.) 
 
 823.4966 
 In poetry. 
 
 Boker, G. H. Poems of the war. 
 
 in 822.131 
 
 Browne, F. F., ed. Battle-echoes, (in 
 
 ^w Golden poems.) 1886. 821.853 
 
 Eggleston, G: C, ed. American war 
 
 ballads and lyrics. 2 vols. 1889. 
 
 * 821.1271-2 
 
 Jack Morgan songster; by a captain in 
 
 Lee's army. 1865. * 821.1394 
 
 Lowell, J. R. The Biglow papers. 2d 
 
 ser. tn 821 .1396 
 
 Mason, E. V. Southern poems of the 
 
 war. 821.258 
 
 Melville, H. Battle pieces. 821.260 
 
 Moore, F. Anecdotes, poetry and inci- 
 dents of the war, 1860-65. 973564 
 
 Lyrics of loyalty. 1864. 821.1375 
 
 Personal and political ballads. 1864. 
 
 821.462 
 
 — Rebel rhymes and rhapsodies. 
 
 821.276 
 Songs of the (Union) soldiers. 
 
 821.460 
 
 , ed. The civil war in song and story, 
 
 1860-65. 1889. 973.686 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 271 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Cng^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-1865. Contin. 
 In poetry. Contin. 
 
 Preston, Mrs. M. J. Beechenbrook. 
 
 1866. 821.1353 
 
 Read, T: B. Sheridan's ride. {Poetical 
 
 works.) 1881. p. 227, in 821.1375 
 
 Redden, L. C. Idyls of battle. 821.327 
 
 Same. 821.328 
 
 Schreiner, H. L. The Gen. Lee song- 
 ster. 1865. 821.1393 
 
 Stedman, E. C. Alice of Monmouth. 
 
 1869. 821.629 
 
 — , and Hutchinson, E. M., conips. Pop- 
 ular songs and ballads of the civil war. {In 
 their Lib. of Amer. lit., v. 8.) 
 
 pp. 361-371, in ** 820.129 
 
 Whittier, J: G. Barbara Frietchie. 
 
 p. 269, in 821.431 
 
 In war time. 1864. 821.1142 
 
 National lyrics. Illus. 821.436 
 
 Woolson, C. F, Two women, 1862. 
 
 1885. 821.1318 
 
 See also Poems of Howe, Ryan, Stoddard, 
 Thompson, Whitman, Work, and others. 
 
 Note.— See Bibliography. Bartlett, J. R. Litera- 
 ture of the rebellion. 1866. ** 16.4.— Bowen, J. L. 
 Massachusetts in the war, 1861-65. 1889. 973.743. — 
 Campaigns of the civil war. — I. The outbreak of 
 the rebellion. (Opening of the war, covering the 
 period from the election of Lincoln to the end of the 
 first battle of Bull Run.) By J: G. Nicolay. 973.329. 
 — 11. From Fort Henry to Corinth. (Events in the 
 west from summer of 1861 to May, 1862, — covering 
 capture of Fts. Henry and Donelson, battle of 
 Shiloh, etc.) By M. F. Force. 973.330.— HI. The 
 peninsula. (McClellan's peninsular campaign from 
 his appointment to end of Seven Days' fight.) By 
 A. S.Webb. 973.390. — IV. The army under Pope. 
 (From appointment of Pope to command the Army 
 of Virgfinia to appointment of McClellan to general 
 command, Sept., 1862.^ By J. C. Ropes. 973.389. — 
 v. The Antietam ana Fredericksburg. (From ap- 
 pointment of McClellan, Sept., 1862, to end of battle 
 of Fredericksburg.) By F. W. Palfrey. 973.407. — VI. 
 Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. (From appoint- 
 ment of Hooker to retreat of Lee after Gettysburg.) 
 By A. Doubleday. 973.410. — VII. The army of the 
 Cumberland. (Formation of the army of the Cumber- 
 land to end of battles at Chattanooga, Nov., 1863.) 
 By H: M. Cist. 973.421.— VIII. The Mississippi. 
 (Account of the operations— especially at Vicksburg 
 and Port Hudson— by which the Miss, river and its 
 shores were restored to the control of the Union.) 
 By F. V. Greene. 973.439.— IX. Atlanta. (Sher- 
 man's first advance into Georgia in May, 1864, to 
 beg^inning of the march to the sea.) By J. D. Cox. 
 973.422.— X. March to the sea— Franklin and Nash- 
 ville. (From begrinning of march to the sea to 
 surrender of Johnston, — including operations of 
 Thomas in Tennessee.) By J. D. Cox. 973.438. — 
 XI. Shenandoah valley in 1864. The campaign of 
 Sheridan. By G: E. Pond. 973.437.— XII. Vir- 
 ginia campaign of '64 and '65. The army of the 
 Potomac and the army of the James. By A. A. 
 Humphreys. 973.559.— XVI 1. Gettysburg to Rapi- 
 dan. By A. A. Humphreys. 1883. 973.513. — The civil 
 war. (1S61-65.) (Stedman, and Hutchinson. Lib. 
 of Amer. lit.) (Gen. index, v. 11.) p. 646, zw ■►* 820. 
 i^i'.— Conway, M. D. Omitted chapters of history 
 disclosed in the life and papers of Edmund Ran- 
 dolph. 1888. 923.1864.— Crawford, S: W. The 
 genesis of civil war: the story of Sumter. 1860-1. 
 973.706. — Dodge, T. A. A bird's-eye view of our 
 civil war. Maps. 1884. 973.722. — Draper, J: W: 
 History of the civil war. 3 vols. 973.232-4. — Gld- 
 dings, J. R. Hist, of the rebellion: its authors and 
 causes. 1864. 973.718. — Guernsey, and Alden. 
 Harper's pictorial history of the rebellion. 2 vols. 
 ** 973-257-8. — Herr, G: W. Nine campaigns in nine 
 states. (1861-1865.) 1890. 973.702. — Johnson, R. 
 Short history of the war of secession, 1861-1865. 
 Maps. 1888. 973.670. — Johnson, R. U., and Buel, 
 
 Eng^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-1865. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 C. C, eds. Battles and leaders of the civil war. 
 4 vols. 1888. 97^^-630-3.- Liossing, B. J. Pictorial 
 history of the civil war. 3 vols. 1868. 973.94-6.— 
 Moore, F., frf. Rebellion record. 8 vols. i86i-^. 
 973.570-81.— Paris, comte de. History of the civil 
 war m America. 4 vols. 973.255-256-'.- Parton, J. 
 General Butler in New Orleans. (1862.) 1882. 973. 
 608.— Phisterer, Capt. V. New York in the war of 
 the rebellion, 1861-65. 1890. 973.742. — Pictorial bat- 
 tles of the civil war. 2 vols. 1885. *■* 973 668-9. 
 — Raymond, H. J. History of the administration 
 of President Lincoln. (1861-64.) 1864. 973.738. — 
 Swintou, W: The twelve decisive battles of the 
 war of the rebellion. 1867. 973.276.— U. S. 37th 
 Congress. 3d sess. Report of joint committee 
 on the conduct of the war. (1861-63.) 3 vols. Con- 
 tents: V. i: Army of the Potomac; v. 2: Bull Run. 
 — Ball's Bluflf; v. 3: Western dept. — Misc. ""'' 350. 
 707='"'*. — U. S. 38th Congress. 2d sess. Report 
 of joint committee on the conduct of the war. 
 (1864-65.) 3 vols. Contents: v. 1: Army of the 
 Potomac. — Battle of Petersburg; v. 2: Red river ex- 
 pedition. — Fort Fisher expedition. — Heavy ord- 
 nance; V. 3: Sherman, Johnston. — Light-draught 
 monitors. — Massacre of the Cheyenne Indians. — Ice 
 contracts. — Ro.secrans's campaign. — Misc. '*'* 350. 
 762-4. — U. S. 39th Congress. 1st session. Sup- 
 plemental report. 2 vols. (Senate reps.) Contents: 
 V. 1: Report by Maj.-Gen. Sherman. — Thomas; v. 2: 
 Pope. — Foster. — Pleasanton. — Hitchcock. — Sheri- 
 dan. — Ricketts. — Communication of Wiard. — Me- 
 morial of Wiard. ** 35o.764='-'.— U.S.War Dep't. 
 War of the rebellion. Compilation of the official 
 records of the Union and Confederate armies, (ed.) 
 by R. N. Scott. 35 vols, (in 62). 1880-91. 973-347- 
 72; 973. 612-612^". —Wilson, H. History of the slave 
 power. 3 vols. 326.26-8. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 No. 2, i88o, p. 239. No. 4, 1884, pp. 301-2. 
 
 No. 3, 1S82, pp. 197-8. No. 5, 1888, pp. 359-60. 
 
 See a/io Poole's Index (to 1882). pp. 1,341-55, «'« 
 ** ^o .i;—Same, i&n. i, 1882-Jan. 1,1887. p. 451-5, 
 in ** 50 . 1 ^. 
 
 See also Catalogue of the gov't pubs, of the U. 
 S. (1774-1881.) ** 15.202. 
 
 For Battles, see: — 
 
 Bull Run, July 21, 1861.— Fry, J. B. McDowell 
 and Tyler in the campaign of Bull Run. 63 pp. 
 1884. 923.1782. — Johnson, a«rf Buel. Battles and 
 leaders of the civil war. (See v. 4, Index.) 973.633. 
 —Nicolay, J: G. The outbreak of the rebellion. 
 1881. 973-329- 
 
 Forl Donelson, Tenn., Feb. 14, 1862.— Force, M. 
 F. From Fort Henry to Corinth. 1881. 973.330.— 
 Johnson, and Buel. Battles and leaders of the 
 civil war. (See v. 4, Index.) 973.633. 
 
 Shiloh, Tenn., Apr. 6-7, 1862.— Force, M. F. 
 From Fort Henry to Corinth. 1881. 973- 330.— 
 Johnson, and Buel. Battles and leaders of the 
 civil war. (See v. 4, Index.) 973.633. 
 
 2d Battle of Bull Run, Aug. 30, 1862.— Cox, J. D. 
 Second battle of Bull Run, as connected with the 
 Fitz-John Porter case. 1882. 973.474.— Johnson, 
 and Buel. Battles and leaders of the civil war. (See 
 V. 4, Index.) 973.633.— Ropes, J: C. Roster of the 
 Federal and Confederate armies, Aug. 30, 1862. (In 
 his The army under Pope.) pp. 204-15, in 973.389. 
 
 Antietam, Md. (also Sharpsburg), Sept. 16-17, 
 1862. — Johnson, anrf Buel. Battles and leaders of 
 the civil war. (5if« v. 4, Index.) 973.633.— Palfrey, 
 F. W. The Antietam and Fredericksburg. 1882. 
 
 973-407- 
 
 Stone's River, T can., Dec. j,i, 1862-Jan. 3, 1863.— 
 Cist, H. M. The army of the Cumberland. 1882. 
 973.421. — Johnson, anrf Buel. Battles and leaders of 
 the civil war. (See \. 4, Index.) 973.633. — Steven- 
 son, A. E. Battle of Stone's river. 1884. 973.583. 
 
 Gettysburg, July 1-3, 1863.— Bates, S. P. Battle 
 of Gettysburg. 1875. 973.305.— Doubleday, A. 
 Chancellorsville and (Gettysburg. 1882. 973.^10. — 
 Humphreys, A. A. Gettysburg to the Rapidan. 
 1883. 973.513. Johnson, and Buel. Battles and 
 leaders of the civil war. {See v. 4, Index.) 973.633. 
 —Lee, A. E. The battle of Gettysburg. 18S8. 973. 
 eSo.— Paris, L: P., comte de. The battle of Gettys- 
 burg. 973-648. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 272 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !Eng:lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-1865. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 
 Vicksburg, Miss, (surrender, July 4, 1863). — 
 Greene, F. V. The Mississippi. 1882. 973.439. — 
 Jolinsou, and Buel. Battles and leaders of the 
 civil war. {Seev.t,, Index.) 973.633. — Reed, S. R. 
 Vicksburg campaign and Chattanooga under Grant. 
 1883. 973 • 473- 
 
 Chickamauga, Ga., Sept. 19-20, 1863. — Johnson, 
 and Buel. Battles and leaders of the civil war. 
 (5if^v. 4, Index.) 973.633.— Turchin, J: B. Chicka- 
 mauga. Maps. 1888. * 973.674. 
 
 Wilderness, Va., May 5-7, 1864. — Johnson, and 
 Buel. Battles and leaders of the civil war. {See v. 
 4, Index.) 973633. 
 
 Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 15-16, 1864.— Cox, J. D. 
 The march to the sea; Franklin and Nashville. 
 1882. 973.438. — Johnson, and Buel. Battles and 
 leaders of the civil war. (5^^ v. 4, Index.) 973.633. 
 
 .ffa///e5 oy"y4 //an/a, Ga., July 20-22, 1864; Nov. 12- 
 Dec. 21, 1864. — Cox, J. D. Atlanta. 1882. 973.422. 
 -Johnson, and Buel. Battles and leaders of the 
 civil war. (&^ v. 4, Index.) 973-633. 
 
 Five Forks, Va., Apr. i, 1865.— Johnson, anrf Buel. 
 Battles and leaders of the civil war. (See v. 4, In- 
 dex.) 973.633. 
 
 For biography, see Chesney, C. C. Military 
 biographies. 923.395.— Fitch, J. Annals of the 
 army of the Cumberland. 1864. 973.117.— Grant, 
 U. S. Personal memoirs. 2 vols. 923.1761-2. — 
 Johnson, and Buel. Battles and leaders of the 
 civil war. 4 vols. (5i?« Index, v. 4.) 1884-88. 973. 
 630-33. — Lincoln, Abraham, Life of. By Herndon 
 andWeik. 3 vols. 923.1855-7;— Ijfe of L. By W. 
 H. Lamon. 923.321.— Scott, Gen. Winfield, Life of. 
 By E. D. Mansfield. 928.194. 
 
 See also forward under Military history. 
 
 For Confederate biography, see Davis, Jefferson, 
 Life of By R. E. Pollard. 923.360.-1.66, Robert 
 E:, Life, campaigns, and public services of. By E. 
 A. Pollard. 923.2005; — Memoirs of L. By A. L. 
 Long. 1886. 923.1802. 
 
 See also L.ee, Gen. R. E:, note, p. 152. 
 
 See also Lives of Beauregard. — N. B. Forrest. 
 — Albert Sidney Johnston. — J. E. Johnston. — J. 
 Morgan.— J. E- B. Stwart, and others. 
 
 For hospital and sanitary service, etc., see'E.Wis, 
 T. T. Leaves from the diary of an army surgeon. 
 1863. 973.740. — Hanaford, 7l/rj. P. A. Field, gun- 
 boat, hospital and prison. 1886. 973.739. — Lietter- 
 luan, J. Medical recollections of the army of the 
 Potomac. 1866. 973.260. — U. S. War Dept. Medi- 
 cal and surgical history of the rebellion. Med. pt. 
 2 vols. ** 610.99-100. Surg.pt. 2 vols. ** 617.2-5. 
 
 For military history, see Badeau, Gen. A. Mili- 
 tary history of U. S. Grant. 3 vols. 923.1024-6. — 
 Borcke, H. von. Memoirs of the Coufederate war 
 for independence. (Blackwood' s mag., vols. 98, 99.) 
 ** 52. 196-7.— Brooks, E. S. Story of the American 
 soldier in war and peace. 1622-1889. (Best hundred 
 books on the Amer. soldier, pp. 338-343.) 973.658. — 
 Grant, G^n. U.S. Personal memoirs. 2 vols. 923. 
 1761-2.— Johnson, and Buel. Battles and leaders of 
 the civil war. 4 vols. 973.630-3. — McClellan, C. 
 The personal memoirs and military history of U. S. 
 Grant versus the record of the army of the Potomac. 
 1887. 973.701.— Paris, comte de. History of the 
 civil war. 4 vols. 973.255-256'. — Sheridan, Gen. 
 P. H. Personal memoirs of. 2 vols. 1888. * 923 . 
 1808-9.— Sherman, Gen. W: T. Personal memoirs. 
 2 vols. 1875. 923.388-9;— 5a w^. Rev. ed. 1886. 
 923.437-8. 
 
 See also Catalogue of the gov't pubs, of the U. S. 
 (1774-1881.) ** 15.202. 
 
 For accounts of negro troops, see Bro'ivn, W. W. 
 The negro in the American rebellion. (1812-1867.) 
 973.624.— Williams, G. W. History of the negro 
 troops in the war of the rebellion. 1861-65. 1888. 
 973.716.— Wilson, J. T. The black phalanx. 1888. 
 326.21. 
 
 For personal narratives, see Coffin, C: C. Four 
 years of fighting. (Same as Boys oi '61.) 973.423; 
 — My days and nights on the battle-field. 1887. 
 973.643.— Hosmer, J. K. Color-guard: being a cor- 
 poral's notes of military service in the 19th army 
 corps. 1864. 973.409.— Kiefl'er, H. M. Recollec- 
 tions of a drummer boy. 1883. 923.1506. — Liver- 
 more, Mrs. M.. A. R. My story of the war: . . . 
 personal experience during the war of the rebel- 
 
 £nglish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-1865. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 lion. Plates. 1890. 973.724. — Nichols, Brev. Maj. 
 G: W. The story of the great march. lUus. 1865. 
 973.725.— Watson, W: Life in the Confederate 
 army: being observations and experiences of an 
 alien in the south during the Amer. civil war. 1887. 
 973.720.— Williams, G. F. Bullet and shell. 973. 
 434. 
 
 For Confederate narratives, see Fggleston, G: 
 C. Rebel's recollection. 973.138. — Gilmor, H. 
 Four years in the saddle. 1866. 973.293. — Jones, J. 
 B. Rebel war clerk's diary. 2 vols. 973.1-2. — Mosby, 
 J: S. War reminiscences, and Stuart's cavalry cam- 
 paigns. (Cop. 1887.) 973.679. — Taylor, W. H. Four 
 years with General Lee. 1877. 973.132. 
 
 For prison experience, see Abbott, A. O. Prison 
 life in the south. (1864-65.) 973.165. — Drake, J. M. 
 Fast and loose in Dixie. 973.269. — Isham, A. B., 
 and others. Prisoners of war and military pris- 
 ons. 1890. 973.737. — 02k,t%, Sergeant. Prison life in 
 Dixie. 973.312. — JPittenger, W. Capturing a loco- 
 motive. 1882. 973.413.— Spencer, A. Narrative of 
 Anderson ville. 973.281. 
 
 For secret service, see Pittenger, W. Capturing 
 a locomotive. 1882. 973.413. — Richardson, A. D. 
 The secret service, the field, the dungeon, and the 
 escape. 1865. 973.225. 
 
 For history of the navy, see Boynton, C: B. His- 
 tory of the navy during the rebellion. 2 vols. 973. 
 141-2.— Brooks, E. S. Story of the American sailor 
 in active service on merchant vessel and man-of- 
 war. (Best hundred books on the Amer. sailor, pp. 
 324-331.) 359.53.— Hamersly, T: H. S. Army and 
 navy register of the U. S. 1776-1887. ** 973.616; — 
 Records of living officers of the U . S. navy and ma- 
 rine corps. 4th ed. 1890. *=* 359.55.— Lossing, B. J. 
 Story of the U. S. navy for boys. (1S80.) 973.261. — 
 Navy in the civil war. 3 vols, (viz.: I. The 
 blockade and the cruisers. By J. R. Soley. 973.491. 
 — II. The Atlantic coast. By D. Ammen. 973.511. 
 —III. The gulf and inland waters. By A. T. 
 Mahan. 973.510.)— Porter, D: D. Naval history of 
 the civil war. 1886. 973 .609. 
 
 For Confederate navy, see Semmes, R. Cruise of 
 the Alabama. 1887. 973.125;— Service afloat; "Sum- 
 ter" and "Alabama" during the war between the 
 states. 1887. 973.119. 
 
 For political history, see Draper, J: W. History 
 of the civil war. 3 vols. 973.232-4. — Greeley, H. 
 The American conflict. 1860-64. 2 vols, 1864-67. 
 973.207-8.— Helper, H. R. Impending crisis of the 
 south. 1857. 326.19. — Julian, G. W. Political 
 recollections. (1840-1872.) 923.1590. — Lincoln, 
 Abraham, Life of. By Herndon and Weik. 3 vols. 
 923.1855-7;— Life of L. By W. H. Lamon. 923.321. 
 — Lowell, J. R. Political essays. 1888. 329.45. — 
 McPherson, E. Political history of the U. S. dur- 
 ing the great rebellion. 1860-64. 973-97. — Mill, J: 
 S. The contest in America. 28 pp. (In his Disser- 
 tations, etc., V. I.) p. 1, in 829.165. — Phillips, 
 Wendell. Speeches, etc. 825.48.— Seward, W: H. 
 Works, vols. 4, 5. * 320.111-12. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 239. No. 4, 1884, pp. 301-2. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 197-8. No. 5, 1888, pp. 359-60. 
 
 For southern side, see Davis, J. Rise and fall of 
 the Confederate government. 2 vols. 1881. 973. 
 321-2;— Life of Jeff. Davis. By E: A. Pollard. 923. 
 360. — Southern Hist. Soc. Papers, vols. 1-13 (in 
 10 vols.) 1876-85. *=* 976.95-104; — Same. vols. 15, 17. 
 1887:1889. 2 vols. =►* 976.106; 108.— Stephens, A. H. 
 Constitutional view of the war between the states. 
 2 vols. 1868. 973.106-7. 
 
 For foreign views, see Gasparin, comte A. E. de. 
 The uprising of a great people. Tr. by M. L- 
 Booth- 1861. 973.567.— Mill, J: S. The contest in 
 America. (In his Dissertations and discussions, v. 
 I.) 829.165. — Paris, cow/<» de. History of the civil 
 war in America. Tr. by L. E. Tasistro. Ed. by H: 
 Coppee. 4 vols. 973-255-256'. — Trobriand, R. de. 
 Four years with the army of the Potomac. 1889. 
 973-688. 
 
 For statistics, see Fox, W: F. Regimental losses 
 in the American civil war. 1861-1865. 1889. •* 973. 
 700.— Phisterer, F. Statistical record of the armies 
 of the U.S. 1890. 973.728. 
 
 See also Catalogue of gov't pubs, of the U. S., 
 1774-1881. ** 15.202. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 273 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-1865. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 
 For anecdotes, see Kirkland, F. Pictorial book 
 of anecdotes of the rebellion. (1830-1865.) (Cop. 
 1889.) 973.734. — Moore, F.,^rf. Anecdotes, poetry, 
 and incidents of the war of the rebellion. 1867. 
 975.564.— Porter, D: D. Incidents and anecdotes 
 of the civil war. 1885. 973.596.— Townsend, E. D. 
 Anecdotes of the civil war in the U. S. 973.544. 
 
 For humorous illustrations, see Adams, F. C. 
 Siege of Washington, D. C. 808.1700.— Hlnman, 
 W. F. Corporal S. Klegg and his pard. 1887. 828 . 
 228.— Newell, R. H. Orpheus C. Kerr papers. 
 1871. 828.71.— Peck, G: W. How private Geo. W. 
 Peck put down the rebellion. 823.7409. 
 
 Reconstruction. 
 
 Baker, W: M. Colonel Dunwoddie, 
 
 millionaire. (South, life since the war.) 
 
 823.6372 
 
 Claytor, G. Pleasant Waters: a story of 
 
 southern life and character. 823.7170 
 
 De Forest, J: W: The bloody chasm. 
 
 823.1891 
 
 Finley, M. Elsie's motherhood. (Ku- 
 
 Klux.) 823.560 
 
 Hale, E: E. Mrs. Merriam's scholars: a 
 
 story of the "original ten." (Schools 
 among the freedmen.) 823 . 2342 
 
 Henderson, Mrs. F.. C. Priscilla Bak- 
 er, the freedwoman. 22 pp. 
 
 p. 9, m 823.6534 
 
 Murfree, M.. N. Where the battle was 
 
 fought. (Tennessee.) 823.4893 
 
 Page, T: N. In ole Virginia; or, Marse 
 
 Chan, and other stories. 823.5363 
 
 Tiernan, Mrs. F.. C. (F.) Valerie Ayl- 
 
 mer. 823.6045 
 
 Tourg^e, A. W. Bricks without straw. 
 
 823.2312 
 
 Figs and thistles. 823.1593 
 
 Fool's errand. (A northern man's 
 
 experiences in the south since the war.) 
 
 823.4176 
 
 Same. 
 
 Hot plowshares. 
 
 Invisible empire. (Pt. 
 
 errand.) (Ku Klux Klan.) 
 
 Same. 
 
 John Eax. 
 
 Mamelon. 
 
 823.4283 
 
 823.4538 
 
 of A fool's 
 
 823.2189 
 
 in 823.4176 
 
 823.4303 
 
 ( With his John Eax. ) 
 
 823.4303 
 
 Toinette. (Relations betw. freed 
 
 people and the whites.) 823.2357 
 
 Nole.—\n chronological order the novels would 
 stand as follows: 
 I : Hot plowshares. 
 2: Figs and thistles. 
 3: A royal gentleman. 
 
 Note.— See King, E. 
 
 4: A fool's errand. (Pt. 
 2: Invisible empire.) 
 5: Bricks without straw. 
 6: John Eax. 
 The great south. 1875. 
 The Seward-Johnson re- 
 
 9176.2.— Lowell, J. R. 
 
 action. 44 pp. (In his Political essays.) p. 250, in 
 
 329.45. — McPherson, E. Political history 01 the 
 
 U. S. during reconstruction. 1865-70. 973.418. 
 
 —Pike, J. S. The prostrate state. 1874. 326.1.— 
 
 Taylor, R. Destruction and reconstruction. 1879. 
 
 973.124. 
 
 See also reference " Reconstruction of the 
 seceded states " in Catalogue of the gov't pubs, 
 of the U. S. 1774-1881. p. 1,354, m"""" 15.202. 
 
 American life and character. 
 California. See California, pp. 32-3. 
 Colorado. 
 
 Bigney, T. O. Colorado tales and le- 
 gends (poems). 821.29 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Cofitin. 
 American life and character. Contin. 
 Colorado. Contin. 
 
 Hammond, W: A. Lai. 823.7017 
 
 Ingersoll, E. The silver caves: a min- 
 ing story. 80S. 1 7 19 
 
 Connecticut. See New England, p. 191. 
 Florida. 
 
 Munroe, K. The flamingo feather. 
 
 (Expedition sent out by Adm. Ribault.) 
 
 808.1371 
 Wakulla. 808.1372 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) Palmetto- 
 leaves. 823 . 5600 
 
 Note. — See'Sorton, C: L. A handbook of Flor- 
 ida. Maps. 1891. 9176.70. 
 Georgia. 
 
 Harris, J. C. Free Joe, and other Geor- 
 gian sketches. 823.5255 
 
 Johnston, R: M. Mr. Absalom Billings- 
 lea and other Georgian folk. 823 . 5267 
 
 Ogeechee cross-firings. (Before the 
 
 civil war.) 823.6558 
 
 The Primes and their neighbors. 
 
 (Dialect tales of middle Georgia.) 823.7549 
 
 Widow Guthrie. (Before the civil 
 
 war.) 823.7390 
 
 Longstreet, A: B. Georgia scenes, 
 
 characters, incidents, &c., in the first half 
 century of the republic. 823. 1012 
 
 Pendleton, L: In the wire-grass. 
 
 (Southern life to-day. ) 823 . 6529 
 
 Illinois. 
 
 Eggleston, E: The Graysons. 823.5516 
 
 Kirkland, J. Zury: the meanest man 
 
 in Spring county. (2d quarter of 19th cent. ) 
 
 823.4962 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 Eggleston, 
 
 master. 
 
 Kentucky. 
 
 Dodd, Mrs. 
 
 E: The 
 
 Hoosier school- 
 823.522 
 
 A..B. (B.) 
 
 McGlasson, E. 
 
 Read, O. P. 
 
 Glorinda. 
 
 823.5456 
 Diana's livery. 
 
 823.7397 
 A Kentucky colonel. 
 
 823.6465 
 
 Underwood, F. H: Lord of himself. 
 
 823.1646 
 Note.— See Shaler, N. S. Kentucky. (Amer. 
 comtnonwealths.) 9176.58. 
 
 Lake states. 
 
 Campbell, W: W. Lake lyrics and other 
 
 poems. 821.1332 
 
 Hamlin, Mrs. M. C. W. Legends of 
 
 le Daroit. 823.4756 
 
 Woolson, C. F. Castle Nowhere, and 
 
 other stories. (Lake country sketches.) 
 
 823.4085 
 Louisiana. 
 
 Cable, G: W. Bonaventure: a prose 
 
 pastoral of Acadian Louisiana. 823.5248 
 
 Strange, true stories of Louisiana. 
 
 823.6317 
 Maine. See New England, p. 192. 
 Maryland. 
 
 Townsend, G: A. Katy of Catoctin; or, 
 
 the chain-breakers. 823 . 7446 
 
 Note.— See 'Browne, W: H. Maryland. (Amer. 
 commonwealths.) 9176.59. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 274 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eiigrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 American ufe and character. Contin. 
 Massachusetts. See New England, p. 192. 
 Michigan. 
 
 Littlejohn, F. J. Legends of Michigan. 
 
 (1800-11.) 970.41 
 
 Trowbridge, J: T. A start in life: a 
 
 story of the Genesee country. 808. 1505 
 
 Note. — See Cooley, T. M. Michigan. (Amer. 
 commonwealths.) 9177.599. 
 
 Minnesota. Egglestou, E: Mystery of Me- 
 tropolisville. 823.523 
 
 New England. See New England, p. 191. 
 
 New Hampshire. See New England, p. 192. 
 
 New Jersey. Allen, R: Miss Eaton's ro- 
 mance. (Boarding house life.) 823.7028 
 
 New Orleans. 
 
 Cable, G: W. Dr. Sevier. 823.4863 
 
 The Grandissimes: a story of creole 
 
 life. 823 . 2442 
 
 Madame Del phine. 823.1895 
 
 Old Creole days. 823.162 
 
 Same. 823.5247 
 
 Note.— See Howe, W: W. Municipal hist, of 
 
 New Orleans. 33 fjp. {In Johns Hopkins Univ. 
 
 Studies, etc., v. 7.) in 973.582''. 
 New York. 
 
 Brown, C: B. Ormond. {Novels, v. 6.) 
 
 (Scenes in N. Y. and Phila.) 823 . 141 
 
 Chambers, J. Mad world and its inhab- 
 itants. (Dr. Baltric's Asylum on Blooni- 
 ingdale Road.) 823.196 
 
 Cooper, J. F. The redskins. (Anti- 
 
 rentism in N. Y.) 823.310 
 
 Fay, T. M. Norman Leslie: a tale of 
 
 the present times. 2 vols. (1835.) 
 
 ** 823.6759-60 
 
 Frederic, H. The Lawton girl. 
 
 823.6996 
 
 Paulding, J. K. The Dutchman's fire- 
 side. 2 vols, (in i). (Dutch life.) 823.7014 
 
 Young, J. D. Adrift: a story of Niag- 
 ara. 823.6576 
 
 Note.— See 'Ro\ievt»,'B,. H. New York. (Amer. 
 commonwealths.) 2 vols. 974.137-8. 
 
 New York city. 
 
 Bishop, W: H: House of a merchant 
 
 prince. 823 . 4480 
 
 Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) Witch Win- 
 nie: the story of a "King's daughter." 
 
 808.1913 
 
 Potiphar papers. (Sat- 
 
 828.16 
 
 823.358 
 
 823.359 
 
 An ambitious woman. (N. 
 
 823.6560 
 
 Curtis, G: W: 
 
 ire.) 
 
 Prue and I. 
 
 Trumps. 
 
 Fawcett, E. 
 
 Y. society.) 
 
 The evil that men do. (Life in tene- 
 ments of N. Y. city.) 823.6411 
 
 A man's will. (Intemperance among 
 
 the business men.) 823.5419 
 
 Harland, H: The yoke of the Thorah. 
 
 (Jewish life.) 823.5198 
 
 Howells, W: D. Hazard of new for- 
 tunes. 2 vols. 823.7018-19 
 
 Hume, J. F. Five hundred majority; 
 
 or, the days of Tammany. 823.6097 
 
 Irving, J: T. The attorney; or, the cor- 
 respondence of John Quod. 823 .4025 
 
 Harry Harsou. 823.4026 
 
 Eiigrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 American life and character. Contin. 
 New York city. Coittin. 
 
 Miller, C. H. The destruction of Goth- 
 am. (Poor and rich in N. Y.) 823.5388 
 
 Same 
 
 Rohlfs, Mrs 
 
 of Damocles. 
 
 Sherwood, Mrs. 
 
 planted rose. 
 
 Stoddard, W: O. 
 
 823.5769 
 
 A.. K.. (G.) The sword 
 
 823.7149 
 
 M.. E.. (W.) Trans- 
 
 823.4486 
 
 Chuck Purdy. 
 
 808.1726 
 
 Taylor, B. John Godfrey's fortunes. 
 
 (Literary life. ) 823.1545 
 
 Th^baud, A. J. Louisa Kirkbride. 
 
 823.5991 
 Note.— See 'BAx^,'^. A. How the other half lives. 
 Studies among the tenements of New York. Illus. 
 1890. 9175.56. 
 North Carolina. Daniel, J. W. The girl in 
 checks; or, the mystery of the mountain 
 cabin. 823 . 7249* 
 
 Ohio. Bennett, E. Kate Clarendon. 823.72 
 Note.— See King, R. Ohio: first fruits of the or- 
 dinance of 1787. (Amer. commonwealths.) 977.164. 
 Pennsylvania. 
 
 Taylor, B. Joseph and his friend. 
 
 823.1546 
 Story of Kennett. (Friends in Pen n.) 
 
 823.1547 
 A'o/^.— &(? McVeagh, W. Pennsylvania. (Amer. 
 commonwealths.) 975.142. 
 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 Brown, C: B. Ormond. {Novels, y.d.) 
 
 (Scenes in N. Y. and Phila.) 823.141 
 
 Mitchell, S. W. In war time. 823.5399 
 
 Rhode Island. See New England, p. 192. 
 South Carolina. Schoolcraft, Mrs. M.. (H.) 
 
 The black gauntlet. (Plantation life be- 
 fore the war. ) 823 . 7414 
 Southern. 
 
 Baker, W: M. Mose Evans. 823.50 
 
 Dahlgren, Mrs. M. (V.) Lights and 
 
 shadows of a life. 823.5666 
 
 Roe, E: P. The earth trembled. 
 
 823.5270 
 
 . C. (F.) Hearts and 
 823.5896 
 
 Tales of the southern 
 
 823.5804 
 
 Rodman the keeper: 
 
 823.2039 
 
 Tiernan, 3^rs. F 
 
 hands. 
 
 Webber, C: W. 
 
 border. 
 
 Woolson, C. F. 
 
 southern sketches. 
 
 Tennessee. 
 
 Murfree, M.. N. 
 
 sedge cove. 
 
 The despot of Broom- 
 
 823.5469 
 
 — Down the ravine. 808 . 1343 
 
 In the Tennessee mountains. 
 
 823.5232 
 
 The prophet of the Great Smoky 
 
 mountains. 823.4880 
 
 Where the battle was fought. 823 . 4893 
 
 Note. — 5.?(f Phelan, J. Tennessee. (Amer. com- 
 monwealths.) 976.139. 
 Tejcas. 
 
 Baker, W: M. The Virginians in Texas. 
 
 823.5923 
 
 Barr, Mrs. A. E. (H. ) Christopher. 75 
 
 pp. 823.5418 
 
 Remember the Alamo. (Revolution 
 
 in Texas, 1835.) 823.5702 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 275 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 American life and character. Contin. 
 Texas. Contin. 
 
 Clemens, J. Bernard Lile: an historical 
 
 romance ... of the Texas revolution and 
 the Mexican war. 823 . 7 100 
 
 Marryat, Capt. F: Travels ... of Mon- 
 sieur Violet in . . . western Texas. 
 
 823. I 104 
 
 Paxton, P. A stray Yankee in Texas 
 
 9176.16 
 
 Postel, K: Adventures in Texas. (/« 
 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 5.) 
 
 in ** 823.6651 
 
 Reid, Capt. T: M. Wild life; or, adven- 
 tures on the frontier: a tale of the early 
 days of the Texan republic. 808.429 
 
 Webber, C: W. Old Hicks the guide. 
 
 823.1691 
 Vermont. See New England, p. 192. 
 Virginia. 
 
 Bradley, A. G. The doctor: an old Vir- 
 ginia fox-hunter. 47 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 3dser.,v. 4.) 
 
 p. 365, in 823.7500 
 
 Mar'se Dab after the war. 39 pp. 
 
 {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 6.) 
 p. 119, in 823.7502 
 
 Cooke, J: E. The Virginia Bohemians. 
 
 823.5902 
 
 The Virginia comedians; or, old days 
 
 in the Old Dominion. 823.5662 
 
 Hopkins, S:, of Northampton. Youth 
 
 of the Old Dominion. 823.826 
 
 Page, T: N. In ole Virginia; or, Marse 
 
 Chan, and other stories. 823.5363 
 
 Marse Chan: a tale of old Virginia. 
 
 36 pp. {In Stories by Amer. authors, v. 9.) 
 p. 5, in 823.4710 
 
 Pendleton, E. A Virginia inheritance. 
 
 823.5229 
 
 Seawell, M. E. Throckmorton. (After 
 
 the civ. war.) 823.7447 
 
 Terhune, Mrs. M.. V. (H.) Judith: a 
 
 chronicle of old Virginia. 823.4698 
 
 Note. — See Cooke, J: E- Virginia: a history of 
 the people. {American commonwealths.) ^76.119. 
 — Trent, W: P. English culture in Virginia. {In 
 Johns Hopkins Univ. Studies, etc., v. 7.) tn 973.582'. 
 
 Washington city. 
 
 Benedict, F. L- My daughter Elinor. 
 
 823.5834 
 
 Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. (H.) Through one 
 
 administration. 823 . 4579 
 
 Clemens, S: L., a«rf Warner, C: D. The 
 
 gilded age . 823 . 5809 
 
 Townsend, G: A. Katy of Catoctin; or, 
 
 the chain-breakers. 823 . 7446 
 
 Western. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Going west. 808.965 
 
 Out west. 808.502 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Dog Crusoe. 
 
 808.207 
 
 The pioneers. 808.1280 
 
 Wild man of the west. 808.703 
 
 Beecher, Mrs. E. W. (B.) From dawn 
 
 to daylight; or, story of a western home. 
 
 823.7375 
 
 Gnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 American i,ife and character. Contin. 
 Western . Con tin . 
 
 Bishop, W: H: The golden justice. 
 
 823.5785 
 
 Bright, Mrs. M. A. Margaret: . . . 
 
 life in a prairie home. 823. 1248 
 
 Same. 823.2047 
 
 Brooks, N. The boy emigrants. (Over- 
 land travel to Calif. ) 808 . 1416 
 
 Cary, A. Clovernook; or, recollections 
 
 of our neighborhood in the far west. 
 
 823.181 
 
 Clifford, J. Overland tales. 823.2155 
 
 Cozzens, S: W. Crossing the quick- 
 sands. 808.1629 
 
 Derby, G. H. \_John Phoenix.'] Phoe- 
 
 nixiana; sketches. 828.17 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H. Life and adventures 
 
 of Martin Chuzzlewit. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 823.424 
 Same. 823.5848 
 
 Eggleston, E: The circuit rider. 
 
 823.520 
 
 Habberton, J: The Jericho road. 
 
 823.679 
 
 Hall, J. Legends of the west. 
 
 823.6316 
 
 Hammond, W: A. Lai. 823.4781 
 
 Harte, F. B. Tales of the Argonauts, 
 
 and other sketches. 823.714 
 
 A waif of the plains. (Crossing the 
 
 plains in 1852.) 823.6999 
 
 Kirkland, Mrs. C. M. (S.) Forest life. 
 
 2 vols. 823 . 7529-30 
 
 New home — who'll follow ? 823.7108 
 
 Western clearings. 823.7109 
 
 McCabe, J. D.,yr. Planting the wilder- 
 ness; or, the pioneer boys. 808.1655 
 
 Marryat, Capt. F: Travels . . . of Mon- 
 sieur Violet in California, Sonora, and 
 western Texas. 823 . 1 104 
 
 Same. in ** 823.6664 
 
 Valerie. 823. 11 19 
 
 Same. ** 823.6675 
 
 Miller, C. H. First fam'lies of the Si- 
 erras. 823.1159 
 
 Songs of the Sierras. 821 . 1317 
 
 Owen, R. D. Beyond the breakers. 
 
 (Village life in the west.) 823.5954 
 
 Pearson, C: H. Cabin on the prairie. 
 
 808.1654 
 
 Powers, S. In the great west. 
 
 p. 204, in 823.4145 
 
 Reid, M. The quadroon; or, adventures 
 
 in the far west. 823. 1297 
 
 Riddle, A. G. The house of Ross. 
 
 (1830-40.) 823.7144 
 
 Rideout, Mrs. J. B. Early western life. 
 
 808.1596 
 
 Riley, H. H. Puddleford papers. 
 
 828.80 
 
 Roe, E: P. Barriers burned away. 
 
 823-1355 
 
 Truman, B. C. Occidental sketches. 
 
 823.5185 
 
 Victor, Mrs. F.. A. (F.) The new Penel- 
 ope. 823.6126 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 276 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 £ng^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 American life and character. Contin. 
 Western. Contin. 
 
 Winthrop, T. John Brent. 823.1725 
 
 See also California, p. 33. 
 
 North-western . 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. The big otter. 
 
 808.1531 
 
 Pearson, C: H. Young pioneers of the 
 
 great north-west. 808 . 1 656 
 
 Robinson, Dr. J. H. Nick Whiffles. 
 
 823.1353 
 South-western. 
 
 Bennett, E. Viola. 823.77 
 
 Robb, J: S. Swamp doctor's adventures 
 
 in the south-west. 823.1340 
 
 Army life. King, C: Starlight ranch and 
 other stories of army life on the frontier. 
 
 823.7176 
 
 Domestic economy. Cruger, M.. How she 
 did it; or, comfort on $150 a year. 
 
 823.5498 
 
 Emigrant life. Sadlier, Mrs. M.. A. (M.) 
 
 Con O'Regan. 823 . 1378 
 
 Games and songs. Newell, W: W., conip. 
 
 Games and songs of American children. 
 
 808.1876 
 The Indian question. 
 
 Harsha, fudge — . Ploughed under: 
 
 the story of an Indian chief told by him- 
 self. 823.4158 
 
 Jackson, Mrs. H.. M. (F.) Ramona. 
 
 823.4865 
 
 Tibbies, T. H. Hidden power. (Hist. 
 
 of the Indian ring.) 823.1844 
 
 See also Indians, p. 130. 
 
 Industrial life. 
 
 Adams, W: T. Living too fast; or, the 
 
 confessions of a bank officer. 823.5339 
 
 Hale, E: E. How they lived in Hamp- 
 ton: a study of practical Christianity ap- 
 plied in the manufacture of woollens. 
 
 823.5693 
 
 Johnston, J. P. Twenty years of hus'- 
 
 ling: portrayingthepeculiarincidents , . . 
 of a man who tried almost every kind of 
 business and finally wins. 923 . 1970 
 
 Keenan, H: F. The money-makers: a 
 
 social parable. 823.4856 
 
 Kimball, R: B. Henry Powers (banker). 
 
 823.4097 
 Labor question. 
 
 Bellamy, C: J. Breton mills. 823.5700 
 
 Elliott, S.. B. Jerry. 823.7533 
 
 Porter, L. B. Speaking of Ellen. (Cap- 
 ital against labor. ) 823 . 6989 
 
 White slaves of monopolies. (Anon.) 
 
 823.4806 
 Mining life. 
 
 Greene, H. Blind brother: a story of 
 
 the Pennsylvania coal mines. 808. 1357 
 
 Ingersoll, E. The silver caves: a min- 
 ing story. (Colorado.) 808.1719 
 
 Munroe, K. Derrick Stirling: a story of 
 
 the mines (in Pennsylvania). 808 . 1440 
 
 White slaves of monopolies. (Anon. ) 
 
 823.4806 
 
 Eng-Iisli Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 American life and character. Contin. 
 The opium habit. Noble, A. L. In a coun- 
 try town. 823.7325 
 Political life. 
 
 Cooper, J. F. The ways of the hour. 
 
 (Evils of the jury system.) 823.315 
 
 Crawford, F. M. An American politi- 
 cian. 823.4873 
 
 Henry, E. '89. Ed. from the original 
 
 manuscript. (South and north in 1889.) 
 
 823.5441 
 
 Hume, J. F. Five hundred majority; 
 
 or, the days of Tammany. (N. Y. city.) 
 
 823.6097 
 
 Jackson, Mrs. H.. M. (F.) Ramona. 
 
 (Indian question.) 823.4865 
 
 King, C. Democracy. 823.4577 
 
 Shapley, R. R. Solid for Mulhooly: 
 
 sketch of municipal politics under the 
 leaders, the ring, and the boss. 823.4351 
 
 Simpleton, Maj. — . Civil-service re- 
 form; or, the postmaster's revenge. 
 
 823.4593 
 
 Tibbies, T. H. Hidden power. (The 
 
 Indian ring. ) 823 . 1844 
 
 Townsend, G: A. Katy of Catoctin; or, 
 
 the chain-breakers. (Election of Pres. 
 Lincoln; civ. war; conspiracy of Booth.) 
 
 823.7446 
 Religious movement. 
 
 Alden, Mrs. I.. (McD.) Chautauqua 
 
 girls at home. 808. 15 11 
 
 Deland, Mrs. M. W. (C.) John Ward, 
 
 preacher. 823 . 5278 
 
 Eggleston, E: The circuit rider: a tale 
 
 of the heroic age. 823.520 
 
 Father Oswald: a genuine Catholic 
 
 story. (Anon.) 823.1178 
 
 Hale, E: E. Ten times one is ten: the 
 
 possible reformation. 823.685 
 
 Same. 823.4540 
 
 Hoffman, M.. I. Agnes Hilton; or, 
 
 practical views of Catholicity. 823 . 769 
 
 Hubbell, Mrs. M. (S.) The shady side; 
 
 or, life in a country parsonage. 823 . 4639 
 
 Mornionistn. 
 
 Paddock, Mrs. A. G. In the toils; or, 
 
 martyrs of the latter days. (Against.) 
 
 823.1226 
 
 Tourg^e, A. W. Button's inn. (Mor 
 
 monism in N. Y., Ohio and Vermont.) 
 
 e . , ,.. 823.5295 
 
 School life. 
 
 Bardeen, C. W. Roderick Hume: the 
 
 story of a New York teacher. 823.4144 
 
 Grant, R. Jack Hall. 808.1716 
 
 Lowell, R. T. S. Antony Brade. 
 
 823: 1018 
 
 Severance, M: S. Hammersmith: his 
 
 Harvard days. 823 . 1415 
 
 Thomas, C. Frontier schoolmaster. 
 
 823.1842 
 
 Washburn, W: T. Fair Harvard: a story 
 
 of American college life. 823.7115 
 
 Sea life. 
 
 Clark, H. H. Joe Bently, naval cadet. 
 
 823.7035 
 
ENGI.ISH FICTION 
 
 277 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 American i,ife and character. Contin. 
 Sea life. Contin. 
 
 Dana, R: Yi.:,Jr. Two years before the 
 
 mast. ?■« 823.6696 
 
 Hart, Col. J. C. Miriam Coffin; or, the 
 
 whale-fisherman . 823.6110 
 
 Same. 2 vols, (in i). 823.6210 
 
 Melville, H. White-Jacket; or, the 
 
 world in a man-of-war. 823 .1149 
 
 Nordhoff, C: Man-of-war life. 808.167 
 
 Same. 808.1898 
 
 Porter, D: D. Adventures of Harry 
 
 Marline; or, notes from an American mid- 
 shipman's lucky bag. 823.6142 
 
 Shippen, E:, U. S. N. Thirty years at 
 
 sea. 823.7296 
 
 See also Sea stories, p. 230. 
 
 Social studies. 
 
 Bellamy, E: Looking backward 2000- 
 
 1887. 823.5495 
 
 ■ Brown, C:B. Edgar Huntley; or, mem- 
 oirs of a sleep-walker. 823. 139 
 
 Wieland; or, the transformation . 
 
 823.142 
 
 Hale, E: E. My friend the boss. 
 
 823.5692 
 
 Hawthorne, J. C. An American pen- 
 
 man. 
 
 Another's crime. 
 
 The great bank robbery. 
 
 Section 558. 
 
 — — A tragic mystery. 
 
 — Hay, J: The bread-winners. 
 
 — Holland, J. G. 
 
 — Tourg^e, A. W. 
 negro question.) 
 
 — Townsend, G: A. 
 
 Woods, K.. P. 
 
 823.5444 
 823.5752 
 823.5446 
 823.5269 
 823.5400 
 (Anon.) 
 823.4692 
 Nicholas Minturn. 
 
 823 . 782 
 Pactolus Prime. (The 
 823.7065 
 The entailed hat. 
 
 823.4729 
 
 Metzerott, shoemaker. 
 
 823.6995 
 
 See also I,aboulaye, E. R. I,.. Paris in America. 
 (Social and political criticisms.) 823 .6870. 
 
 Sporting life. Herbert, H: W: Frank For- 
 ester's sporting scenes and characters. 2 
 vols. 823.5754-5 
 
 Temperance movement. 
 
 Arthur, T. S. All's for the best. 
 
 823.6975 
 
 The Latimer family . . . and other 
 
 temperance stories. 823 .5911 
 
 The mill and the tavern. 823.5758 
 
 Orange blossoms fresh and faded. 
 
 823.5688 
 
 The strike at Tivoli mills. 823.5622 
 
 The wife's engagement ring. 
 
 823.5757 
 
 Bolton, Mrs.S..{'K..) The present prob- 
 lem. 823.110 
 
 Hale, E:E. Ournew crusade. 823.683 
 
 Woman question. 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. (B.) My wife and I. 
 
 823.1525 
 
 Taylor, B. Hannah Thurston. 823.1544 
 
 Note.— See BlbHographles. Adams, C. K. His- 
 tories of the U. S. (In his Man. of hist. lit. 3d ed. 
 pp. 566-^72.) 1889. ** 907.4*.— American colonies. 
 
 Engli.sh Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 {Lib.jl. Nov., 1880, V. 5.) p. 329, rw ** 19.20. — Grif- 
 fin, A. P. C. Bibliogfraphies of special subjects. No. 
 3: Index of articles on Araer. local history in hist, 
 coll. in Boston Public Lib. 1889. ** 15.278.— Hil- 
 dreth, R. History of the U. S. 1849. (Authorities, 
 V. 3, pp. 548-564; V. 6, pp. 715-720.) 973.20-5.— Rev. ed. 
 973.240-5.— U. S. Catalogue of the gov't pubs, of the 
 U.S., Sept. 5, 1774-Mar. 4, 1881. 1885. ** 15.202.— 
 Winsor, J., ed. Narrative and critical history of 
 America, vols. 6-8. (Bibliographical notes and 
 essays on sources of information, v. 6: The Amer. 
 revolution; v. 7: The United States, 1775-1782, the 
 loyalists, the confederation, the constitution, the 
 hist, of political parties, the wars of the U. S., 1789- 
 1850; the diplomacy of the U. S., territorial acquisi- 
 tions, etc.; V. 8: Comprehensive printed authorities 
 upon the general and upon some special phases of 
 the history of the U. S., 1776-1850; the manuscript 
 sources of^the history of the U. S. of A., with par- 
 ticular reference to the American revolution.) 970. 
 
 I27«-I27". 
 
 For comprehensive works, see Bancroft, G: 
 History of the U. S. from the discovery of the 
 American continent to the close of the revolution. 
 6 vols. 973.196-201; — Same. 10 vols. 973.32-41. — 
 Boynton, H: The world's greatest conflict. (Cop. 
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 history of the U. S. for popular use. 1888. 973.699. 
 — Bryant, W:C.,a«rf Gay, S. H. Popular history of 
 the U. S. from the first discovery of the western 
 hemisphere to the end of the first century. 4 vols. 
 973.11-13*. — Doyle, J. A. History of the U. S. 
 With maps illustrative of the acquisition of terri- 
 tory and the increase of population, by F. A. Walk- 
 er. 1876. 973.250. — Hathaway, B. A. 1001 ques- 
 tions and answers in U. S. history. (1882.) 973.687. 
 — Hildreth, R: History of the U. S. from the dis- 
 covery of America to the end oi the i6th Congress. 
 6 vols. 1879. 973.20-5;— 5a »/<?. Rev. ed. 973.240-5. 
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 tution. 1889. 973.709. — ^Liceds, J. W. A history of 
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 McMaster, J: B. History of the people of the U. 
 S. from the revolution to the civil war. 5 vols. vols. 
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 The leading facts of Amer. history (to 1890). 973. 
 730.— Patton, J. H. Nat. resources of the U. S. 
 1888. 973.639;— Red letter life of the republic: con- 
 cise history of the American people. (1492-1882.) 2 
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 of the flag of the U. S. * 929.22.— Ramsay, D: 
 History of the U. S. (ibo7-i8o8.) 3 vols. 973.222-4. 
 — Ridpath, J: C. A popular history of the U. S. of 
 A., from the aboriginal times to the present day. 
 Illus. with maps, charts, portrs. and diagrams. 
 1881. 973.173.— Schouler, T. Hist, of U. S. of 
 Amer. under the constitution. (1783-1847.) 4 vols. 
 1880-89. 973.505, 6, 6>-'.—Tliayer, W. M. Marvels 
 of the new west. Illus. 1888. 9177.627.— Town- 
 send, M., comp. An index to the U. S. of America, 
 hist., geog. and political; a handbook of . .the 
 " curious" in U. S. history. (Cop. 1890.) 973-733-— 
 Wliitney, J. D. The U. S.: facts and figures illus. 
 the physical geography of the country and its ma- 
 terial resources. 1889. 973.261.— Winsor, J., ed. 
 Narrative and critical history of America. 8 vols. 
 *'•' 970.127-127". 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1S80, pp. 237-40. No. 4, 1884, pp. 301-4. 
 No. 3, 1882, pp. 196-98. No. 5, 1888. pp. 358-74. 
 
 See also references in Poole's Index (to 1882). 
 pp. 1,341-55, in ** 50.1;— Same, to Jan. i, 1887. pp. 
 451-55, in ** 50.1*. 
 
 For constitutional history, j<;* Adams, J: Works. 
 10 vols. vols. 4-6. (5^« index, V. 10.) ■» 923. 294-303.— 
 Alden, J. Science of government. 310. 21;— Same. 
 320.30.— Benton, T: H. Thirty years' view. (1820- 
 50.) 2 vols. 328.8-9.— BrowDson, O. A. American 
 republic. 1866. 324.4.— Cooley, T. M., a«d o/A<rrj. 
 Constitutional histoiy of the U. S. as seen in the 
 development of American law. 1888. .324.90. — Cur- 
 tis, G:T. Constitutional history of the U. S. as 
 seen in the development of American law. 2 vols. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
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 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
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 United States. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin, 
 V. i: 1774-1788. 324.93;— History of the constitution. 
 2 vols. 342.3-4. — KUiot, J. Debates on adoption of 
 federal constitution. 5 vols. * 328.3-7. — Federal- 
 ist on the new constitution in 1788. By Hamilton, 
 Jay, and Madison. 1818. 324.14. — Frotliing:liani, 
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 A. B. Topical outline of the courses in constitu- 
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 — Hildretli, R. History of the U. S. v. 4. 973.23; 
 — Same. 973.243. — Hoist, E. H. von. Constitu- 
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 342.1-2'. — Hosiuer, J. K. Hist, of Anglo-Saxon 
 freedom. 18^. (Polity of Eng.-speaking race.) 
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 government in the U. S. 1868. 324.21. — Johnston, 
 A. The history of political parties. (Winsor, J., 
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 356, in 970.127'; — The U. S.: its history and constitu- 
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 and jurlsprudeuce: an inquiry concerning the 
 constitutional limitations of the 13th, 14th and 15th 
 amendments. 1889. 326.24. — Landon, J. S. The 
 constitutional history and government of the U. S. 
 (Lectures.) 1889. 324.94. — McKee, T. H., comp. 
 Index to Senate reports 14th to 49th Cong. 1815-18S7. 
 ** 350-5572; — Index to the House of Representatives' 
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 Madison, James, Life of. By Rives. 3 vols. 923. 
 308-10. — Monroe, J. The people the sovereign. 
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 history and constitution of the U. S. 1888. (With 
 references to authorities.) 973.707.— Story, J. Com- 
 mentaries on the constitution of the U. S. 2 vols. 
 ♦342.103-4. — Tocquille, A. de. Democracy in 
 America. 2 vols. 1864. 324.73-4. — Van Buren, 
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 Webster, D. Speeches. 825.54. 
 
 For political history, 1789-1890, see American 
 annual register, 1825-33. 8 vols. (Gives a selec- 
 tion of public documents, political speeches, letters, 
 etc.) ** 902. 19-26. — American state papers. 38 
 vols, (broken set). For docs, before 1823. (Docu- 
 ments are classified by subject.) Contents: Com- 
 merce and navigation, v. 1 (of 2). ** 350.5468;— 
 Finance, vols. 4-5. 2 vols. ** 350.5466-7; — Foreign 
 relations, vols. 5-6. 2 vols. ** 350.5459-60; — Mili- 
 tary affairs. V. 1. ** 350.5470; — Same. vols. 3-7. 5 
 vols. ** 350.5472-6; — Naval affairs, vols. 2-4. 3 vols. 
 ** 350 -547^80;— Public lands, vols. 1-8 (all). 8 vols. 
 ** 350-5482-9. — American statesmen . . . men 
 conspicuous in the political history of the U. S. 
 « Ed. by J: T. Morse, Jr. (»z>..- Adams, J: ByJ:T. 
 
 Morse, Jr. 923.1771; — Adams, J: Quincy. ByJ:T. 
 Morse, Jr. 923.1236; — Adams, S: By J. K. Hosmer. 
 923.1772;— Benton, T: H. By T. Roosevelt. 923.1804; 
 —Calhoun, J: C. By Dr. H. von Hoist. 923.1408;— 
 Clay, H: By C. Schurz. 2 vols. 923.1867-8;— Galla- 
 tin, Albert. By J: A. Stevens. 923.1505; — Hamilton, 
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 Patrick. By M. C. Tyler. 923.1869;— Jackson, An- 
 drew. By W. G.Sumner. 923.1407; — Jefferson, T: 
 By J: T. Morse, Jr. 923.1410; — Madison, James. By 
 S. H. Gay. 923.1773;— Marshall, J: By A. B. Ma- 
 gruder. 923.1769; — Monroe, James. By D. C. Gil- 
 man. 923.1411; — Morris, Gouvemeur. By T. Roose- 
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 1770;— Van Buren, Martin. By E: M. Shepard. 923. 
 1870; — Washington, G: By H: C. Lodge. 2 vols 
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 Lincoln to Garfield. 2 vols. 923.1582-3. — Blanch- 
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 — Burr, Aaron, Life and times of ByJ. Parton. 2 
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 13 vols. (Index to each v.) 1825-37. ''"''328.703- 
 
 Eiig-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 United States. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 29. — Congressional globe. 1833-73. (For continu- 
 ation, see Congressional record. Each session is in- 
 dexed.) ** 328.75-118; ** 328.434-89. — Congressional 
 record, 1873- . (For debates previous to 1873, 
 see Congressional debates. — Congressional globe. 
 Each session is indexed.) ''"''328.120-47. — Cooper, H. 
 T., awrf Fenton, T. V. American politics; political 
 laws; federal blue book, etc. '"973.543. — Critten- 
 den, J: J., Life of. Ed. by his daughter, Mrs. Chap- 
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 introduction to the local constitutional history of 
 the U. S. V. i: Development of the township, hun- 
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 in the U. S. (1690-1872.) 1873. 820.39.— Johnston, 
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 The nation: the foundations of civil order and po- 
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 Weekly register, 1811-July, 1849. 75 vols. (Con- 
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 For military and naval history, see Allen, T. 
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 ^22.278. — V. 7. Methodists. ■"922.279. — v. 8. Unitar- 
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 field, G:, Life of By J: Gillies. (Rise of Meth- 
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 9173.420. — Glazier, Capt.'W. Peculiarities of Amer- 
 can cities. 1886. 917.53. — Grund, F. J. Aristocracy 
 in America. 2 vols. 1839. * 9173. 470-1. — Hall, J. 
 Sketches in the west. 2 vols. 9173.120-1. — Hard- 
 man, F. Frontier life in the south-west. 1857. 
 9173.85.— Hobbs, — . Wild life in the far west. 
 9173.64.— Howe, Mrs. J. (W.) Modern society; 
 changes in American society. 1881. D1.9. — Kip, 
 L. Army life on the Pacific. 1859. 977.14. — Marcy, 
 R. B. Border reminiscences. 1872. 9177.167;— 
 Thirty years of army life on the border. 1874. 
 9177.166.— Martineau, H. Society in America. 
 1837. * 9173.449. — Poore, B: P. Perley's reminis- 
 cences of sixty years in the national metropolis. 2 
 vols. 1S86. 973.613-14.— P«il8zky,F.,anrfM. White, 
 red, and black. 2 vols. 1853. 9173.8-9. — Raymond, 
 R. W. Camp and cabin: life and travel in the west. 
 9173. 113. —Reminiscences of America, by two 
 Englishmen. 9171.70. — Kideing. W: H. A-saddle 
 in the wild west. 1879. §i73.35.^^cudder, H. E., 
 ed. Men and manners in America one hundred 
 years ago. 1876. 397.1. — Stedman, E. C, and 
 Hutchinson, E. M., comps. Library of American lit- 
 erature. iGen. index, v. 11.) p. 628, in ** 820.131'. — 
 Steele, J. W. Frontier army sketches. 1883. 
 9177.562. — TroUope, Mrs. F. Domestic manners 
 of the Americans. (1828-30.) 2 vols. 9173.416-17. — 
 \alToae, yiscount, pseud. Hon. Uncle Sam. 1S88. 
 9173.485. — Views of society, etc. 1818-19-20. By 
 an Englishman. 9173.152. — Warner, C: D. Studies 
 in the south and west, with comments on Canada. 
 1889. 9I73-479- 
 
 Unkind word, and other stories. Craik, Mrs. 
 D. M. (M.) 823.341 
 
 Unnatural bondage, An. Brame, Mrs. CM. 
 (L.) in 823.5035 
 
 Until the day breaks. Spender, E. 823.5016 
 Unto the third and fourth generation. Camp- 
 bell, Mrs. H.. (S.) 823.1909 
 Up in the clouds. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 in 808.1268 
 Same. 808.1281 
 
 Up the Baltic. Adams, W: T. 808.498 
 
 Up the river. Adams, W: T. 808.963 
 
 Upmore, Sir Thomas, Remarkable history of. 
 Blackmore, R: D. 823.4761 
 
 Upon the waters. 26 pp. Hay, M.. C. 
 
 in 823.4998 
 Ups and downs. Hale, E: E. 823.686 
 
 Urania. Flammarion, C. 823.7257 
 
 Urith. Gould, S. Baring- 823.7546 
 
 Ursula. Balzac, H. de. 823 . 7535 
 
 •' Us." Molesworth, Mrs. M.. L.. (S.) 
 
 823.5042 
 Useful arts. 
 
 Abbott, J. The engineer; or, how to 
 
 travel in the woods, {/n his Harper's story 
 books, V. 7.) 808.586 
 
 The Harper establishment; or, how the 
 
 story books are made. (/« his Harper's 
 story books, v. 4.) 808.583 
 
 Eiigrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Useful arts. Contin. 
 
 Boy's workshop, with plans and designs 
 
 for in-door and out-door work. By a boy 
 and his friends. (1884.) 808.1552 
 
 Davidson, E. A. The boy joiner and 
 
 model-maker. Containing practical direc- 
 tions . . . with descriptions of various 
 tools, and the method of using them. 
 
 808.1867 
 
 Emery, M. S. Every-day business notes 
 
 in its practical details : arranged for young 
 people. 808.1586 
 
 Griffith, R. Boys' useful pastimes. 
 
 808.1645 
 
 Lukin, J. The amateur mechanic's 
 
 workshop. 1888. 680.1 
 
 Amongst machines: a description of 
 
 various mechanical appliances used in the 
 manufacture of wood, metal and other sub- 
 stances. 808 . 630 
 
 The boy engineers: what they did 
 
 and how they did it. 808. 1662 
 
 Manson, G: J. Ready for business; or, 
 
 choosing an occupation: ser. of practical 
 papers for boys. 1889. 658.36 
 
 Morris, E. Farming for boys: what 
 
 they have done . . . how to begin . . . 
 what to aim at. 808. 1547 
 
 Trowbridge, J: T. Lawrence's adven- 
 tures among the ice-cutters, glass-makers, 
 coal-miners, iron-men, and ship-builders. 
 
 808.238 
 
 Note. — See also Inventions. — Science. 
 
 Also Auaerican Institute of Mining Engi- 
 neers. Transactions. Contents and index, vols. 
 1-15 incl. 1888. **628.i55.— Annals of scientific 
 discovery, 1850-1869. 19 vols. ** 605.1-19. — An- 
 nual record of science and industry, 1871-7. 7 
 vols. ** 605.20-6.— Barlow, P., and Barbage, C. 
 Encyclopaedia of arts, manufactures and machin- 
 ery. D3. 46.— Barnard, F. A. P. Machinery and 
 processes of the industrial arts, etc. (/« his U. S. 
 Comm. for the Paris Exposition. 1867. Reports, \. 
 3.) 06.3. — Beeton's dictionary of industries and 
 commerce. ** 603.35.— Byrne, O. Hand-book for 
 the artisan, mechanic and engrineer. 1870. 600.1.— 
 Dodd, G. Dictionary of manufactures, mining 
 and industrial arts. 1869. ** 603.54.— Galloupe, F. 
 E. Index to engineering periodicals, 1883-1887 in- 
 clusive. Comprising engineering, railroads, sci- 
 ence, manufactures, and trade. 1888. ** 620.536. — 
 Hazen, E. Popular technology. 2 vols. 1842. 
 600.37-8.— Iiock, C. G. W. Workshop receipts. 2-4 
 ser. 3 vols. 1883-5. 680.21-2; 25.— Lossing, B. J. 
 History of American industries. 1878. D3.1. — 
 Muspratt, S. Chemistry applied to arts and man- 
 ufactures. 2vols. v. i: A-Eth; v.2: Fuel-Z. •*§40. 
 9-10.— Ronalds, E., and Richardson, T: Chemical 
 technology. 5 pts. {viz.: Pts. 1-2. Fuel and its 
 applications.— Pts. 3-6. Acids, alkalies, and salts: 
 their manufacture, etc.) S3.57-61.— Slmmonds, P. 
 L. Animal products: their preparation, commercial 
 uses, and value. 1877. 670.19; — Waste products and 
 undeveloped substances. 670.20. — Thorpe, T: E. 
 A diet, of applied chemistry. 3 vols. v. i: A-Dy. 
 (vols. 2 and 3 in preparation.) *• 540.90-2.— Ure, A. 
 Dictionary of arts, manufactures, and mines, a 
 vols. ** 603.10-13.— Vegetable substances used 
 in the arts, domestic economy, etc. 1830. 633.15.— 
 Whltehill, J. C. Cvclopedia of things worth 
 knowing. ** 603.3.— Vear-book °f facts in sci- 
 ence and art. By [J. Timbs] 1861-67. 6 vols. •* 
 500.49-54. 
 
 5^1? also Industrial arts in Catalogues of this 
 Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 117. No. 4, 1884, p. 143. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 98. No. 5, 1888, p. 213. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. 0/ StaU.) 
 ** 350 .5496' ■*• 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 280 • 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 XIng-Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 Useful arts. Contin. 
 
 Note. Contin. 
 
 See also Pai-is. Universal Exposition, 1S67. Re- 
 ports of the U. S. Commissioners. 5 vols. **o6.i- 
 5 —Vienna Exhibition, 1873. Reports of the U. S. 
 Commissioners. 4 vols. ** 350.352-5.— U. S. Inter- 
 national Exhibition, Phil. 1876. Reports. 9 
 vols. * 600.16-24. — Paris. Universal Exhibition. 
 1878. Reports of U. S. Commissioners. 5 vols. * 
 500.31-5.— Paris, Iv'exposition de. 1889. * 600.52. 
 
 List of periodicals on useful arts, current numbers 
 of which may be had in the reading room: Ameri- 
 can agriculturist. — American architect and building 
 news.— American machinist. — California architect 
 and building news. — Electrical review. — Engineer- 
 ing. — Engineering and building record.— English 
 mechanic. — Journal of the Iron and Steel Institute. — 
 Manufacturer and builder. — Metal worker,— Official 
 patent gazette (U. S.)— Pacific lumberman and con- 
 tractor.— Pacific rural press. — Railroad and engin- 
 eering journal. — Scientific American. — Scientific 
 American architect and builder. — Scientific Ameri- 
 can supplement. — Van Nostrand's eclectic engin- 
 eering magazine. — Wilson's photographic maga- 
 zine. 
 
 See also, in Catalogues of this library, Archi- 
 tecture, Carpentry, Drawing, Engineering, Mining, 
 Patents, etc. 
 
 For periodicals in bound volumes, see Cata- 
 logues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 178. No. 4, 1884, p. 219. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 145. No. 5, 1888, p. 280. 
 
 Usurper, The. Mendes, 3Ime. J. (G.) 
 „ . 823.4785 
 
 Uttiet, M. G. IMaxwell Grey.'\ The re- 
 proach of Annesley. 823.5475 
 
 An unexpected fare. 47 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 3d sen, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 148, in 823.7500 
 Vagabond heroine, A. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 823.517 
 Same. tn 823.6694 
 
 Vagabondia. Burnett, Mrs. F.. E. (H.) 
 
 823.4697 
 Vagabond's honor, A. Pierson, E. D. 
 
 823.6395 
 Vagrant wife, A. James, Mrs. F. A. (P.) 
 
 in 823.4988 
 Vald^s, Armando Palacio. Sister Saint Sul- 
 pice. Tr. by N. H. Dole. Port. 823.6426 
 Vale of cedars. Aguilar, G. 823 . 10 
 
 Valentin. Kingsley, H: 823.946 
 
 Valentine, Mrs. — , ed. Eastern tales by 
 many story-tellers. 808 389 
 
 Valentine and Orson, The remarkable his- 
 tory and daring exploits of. 823. 1900 
 Valentine M'Clutchy. Carleton, W: 
 
 823.179 
 Valentine Strange. Murray, D: C. 
 
 in 823.3712 
 
 Same. in 823.5065 
 
 Valentine, the countess. Bauer, K. 823.6795 
 
 Valentine Vox, Life and adventures of. 
 
 Cock ton , H : * 823 . 243 
 
 Same. 823.5818 
 
 Valerie, Marryat, Capt. F; 823. 11 19 
 
 Same. ** 823.6675 
 
 Valerie Aylmer. Tiernau, Mrs. F.. C. (F.) 
 
 823.6045 
 Valerie's fate. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 in 823.5119 
 
 Valerius. Lockhart, J: G. 823.4513 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6718-19 
 
 Vance, Elmer E. Nellie Harland: a romance 
 
 of rail and wire. 823.5175 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Vanderdecken's message home; or, the tenac- 
 ity of natural affection. 13 pp. {In Tales 
 from Blackwood, v. i.) p. 45, in ** 823. 6647 
 
 Van Dyke, Theodore Strong. Flirtation 
 camp; or, the rifle, rod, and gun in Califor- 
 nia: a sporting romance. 823.7137 
 Issued also as Rifle, rod, and gun in California. 
 
 Rifle, rod, and gun in California: a 
 
 sporting romance. 823.4157 
 
 Vanity fair. Thackeray, W: M. 823.1550 
 
 Same. 823.5338 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.5004-5 
 
 Van Loon, Mrs. E.. Shadow of Hampton 
 
 mead. 823.1787 
 
 Van Zile, E: S. A magnetic man and other 
 
 stories. 823.7298 
 
 Vasconselos. Simms, W: G. 823.1438 
 
 Vashti. Wilson, Mrs. A. J.. (E.) 823.1710 
 
 Same. 823.4012 
 
 Vathek. Beckford, W: 823.4232 
 
 Same. p. 841, in ** 823.6215 
 
 Vaughan, Herbert. Coldstream. 13 pp. {In 
 
 Famous stories byDeQuincey, and others.) 
 p. 169, in 823.1778 
 Vee-boers, The. Reid, Capt. T: M. 
 
 808.1463 
 Veil withdrawn, The. Craven, Mme. P.. (de 
 
 laF.) 823.6284 
 
 Veitch, Sophie F. F. The dean's daughter. 
 
 823.7445 
 Veley, Margaret. " For Percival." 823.4844 
 
 Milly's first love. 79 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser. , v. 11.) 
 
 in 823.7495 
 Vendee, La. Troll ope, A. 823.2007 
 
 Vendetta, The. Balzac, H. de. 
 
 p. 153, z« 823.4254 
 
 Same. 823.7118 
 
 Venetia. Disraeli, B: 823.469 
 
 Sam.e. in 823.3230 
 
 Venetian glass. 26 pp. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 in 823.4704 
 Vengeance of a Jew. Guenot, C. 823.616 
 Venice. See also Italy. 
 
 DeMille, J. The winged lion; or, stories 
 
 of Venice. 808.172 
 
 Venus of Ille, The. Merimee, P. 
 
 in 823.5737 
 Venus's doves. Taylor, I. A. /« 823.5053 
 
 Verdant Green. Bradley, E: 823.117 
 
 Vere of " Ours." Grant, J. 823.4800 
 
 Verena. Holt, E. S.. 808.1521 
 
 Verga, Giovanni. The house by the medlar- 
 tree. Tr. by M.. A. Craig. ( With) introd. 
 by W: D. Howells. 823.7186 
 
 Vermont. See New England, p. 192. 
 Vernaleken, Theodor. In the land of mar- 
 vels: folk-tales from Austria and Bohemia. 
 With preface by E. Johnson. 808. 1691 
 
 Verne, Jules. Adventures in the land of the 
 behemoth. 82:5.5486 
 
 Issued also as Adventures of three Englishmen 
 and three Russians in south Africa. (Also) Meridi- 
 ana. 
 
 Adventures of a Chinaman in China. 
 
 Tr. by V. Champlin. 823.5178 
 
 The adventures of Captain Hatteras. 
 
 (2 pts.) I: The English at the north pole. 
 II: The field of ice. 823.7126 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 281 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 ^English Fiction. Contin. 
 Verne, Jules. Contin. 
 
 The adventures of three Englishmen 
 
 and three Russians in southern Africa. Tr. 
 by H: Frith. 823.6973 
 
 The archipelago on fire. ifi 823.5064 
 
 Around the world in eighty days. Tr. 
 
 by G: M. Towle. 823.3105 
 
 Issued also as Tour of the world in eighty days. 
 
 Same. 823.6918 
 
 At the north pole; or, the adventures of 
 
 Captain Hatteras. 823.5537 
 
 Blockade runners. 823.5181 
 
 Same. in 823.6243; in 823.7091 
 
 The cryptogram. Pt. 2 of The giant raft. 
 
 823.4491 
 
 Same. 823.6310 
 
 The desert of ice; or, the further adven- 
 tures of Captain Hatteras. 823 . 6879 
 
 Dick Sand; or, a captain at fifteen. 
 
 in 823.2855 
 
 Same. in 823.5129 
 
 Issued also as Dick Sands, the boy captain. 
 
 Dick Sands, the boy captain. 
 
 823.6300 
 
 Eight hundred leagues on the Amazon. 
 
 Pt. I of The giant raft. 823.4350 
 
 Sam,e. 823.6310 
 
 The English at the north pole. 
 
 823.6880 
 Issued also as Adventures of Captain Hatteras. — 
 Journey to the north pole. — Voyages and adven- 
 tures of Captain Hatteras. 
 
 The field of ice. 823.4343 
 
 Five weeks in a balloon. 823.6924 
 
 A floating city, and, The blockade run- 
 ners. 823.6243 
 
 Same. Tr. by H: Frith. 823.7091 
 
 From the earth to the moon direct in 97 
 
 hours 20 minutes. Tr. by L: Mercier and 
 
 823.5485 
 
 823.6305 
 
 Tour of the world in 
 
 823.2541 
 
 Tr. by H: Frith. 2 
 
 823.6881-2 
 
 Pt. i: Eight hundred 
 
 Tr. by W. J. Gor- 
 
 823.4350 
 
 E. E. King. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Same. {Also) 
 
 eighty days. 
 
 The fur country. 
 
 pts. 
 
 The giant raft. 
 
 leagues on the Amazon, 
 don. 
 
 Same. Part 2: The cryptogram. 
 
 . . 823.4491 
 
 Same. 2 pts. (in i). 823.6310 
 
 Godfrey Morgan : aCalifornian mystery. 
 
 Tr. by W. J. Gordon. 823.4608 
 
 The green ray: a romance of the Scot- 
 tish highlands. Tr. by M.. de Hauteville. 
 
 823.7420 
 
 Hector Servadac. 823. 61 11 
 
 The ice desert. ( Voyages . . . ofCapt. 
 
 Hatteras. ) 823 .7114 
 
 In search of the castaways. 823.6381 
 
 Issued also as A voyage round the world. 
 
 A journey to the centre of the earth. 
 
 823.6160 
 
 Martin Paz. p. 265, in 823.5162 
 
 Same. p. 219, in 823.5204; 823.5380 
 
 Mathias Sandorf. 3 parts (in i). 
 
 in 823.5028 
 
 Michael StrogofF, the courier of the czar. 
 
 823.6112 
 
 Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Verne, Jules. Contin. 
 
 The mysterious island; containing 
 
 " Dropped from the clouds," "Abandoned," 
 "The secret of the island. ' ' 823 . 5784 
 
 Same. 823.6306 
 
 Off on a comet! A journey through 
 
 planetary space. (A sequel to "To the 
 sun.") Tr. by E: Roth. 823.6925 
 
 Robur the conqueror; or, a trip round 
 
 the world in a flying machine. 
 
 in 823.5127 
 
 Round the moon. A sequel to "From 
 
 the earth to the moon." Tr. by L: Mercier 
 and E. E. King. 823.5487 
 
 Same, (.(^/.yo) Dick Sand. 823.2855 
 
 The steam house. Pt. i: The demon of 
 
 Cawnpore. Tr. by A. D. Kingston. 
 
 823.4024 
 
 Same. Pt. 2: Tigers and traitors. Tr. 
 
 A. D. Kingston. 823.4235 
 
 Same. 2 pts. 823.6193 
 
 Three Englishmen and three Russians 
 
 in southern Africa, Adventures of. 
 
 823.6973 
 
 Ticket No. "9672." Tr. by L- E. Ken- 
 dall. 2 pts. 823.4997 
 
 To the sun ? A journey through plane- 
 tary space. Tr. by E: Roth. 823.7127 
 Constitutes pi. i of Hector Servadac. 
 
 Tour of the world in eighty days. ( With 
 
 his From the earth to the moon.) 
 
 in 823.2541 
 
 Tribulations of a Chinaman in China. 
 
 Tr. by V. Champlin. 823.4342 
 
 20,000 leagues under the sea. 823.2713 
 
 Same. 823.4980 
 
 Underground city; or, the child of the 
 
 cavern. Tr. by W: H: G. Kingston. 
 
 823.4638 
 Issued also as Child of the cavern; or, strange do- 
 ings underground. 
 
 A voyage round the world. 823 . 6381 
 
 Same. (3 parts): 
 
 Pt. i: South America. 823.5547 
 
 Pt. 2: Australia. 823.5546 
 
 Pt. 3: New Zealand. 823.5545 
 
 Issued also as In search of the castaways. 
 
 Voyages and adventures of Captain 
 
 Hatteras. The ice desert. 823.7114 
 
 The waif of the " Cynthia." 
 
 in 823.4997 
 
 A winter in the ice, and other stories. 
 
 Tr. by G: M. Towle. 823.6972 
 
 Issued also as Dr. Ox, and other stories. — From the 
 clouds to the mountains. 
 
 The wreck of the Chancellor. Diary of 
 
 J. R. Kazallon, passenger. {Also) Martin 
 Paz. Tr. by E. Frewer. 823.5162 
 
 Same. Tr. by G: M. Towle. 823.5204 
 
 JVote.— Jules Verne is by birth a Pole, and his 
 
 family name is Olchewitz. "The Author," May, 
 1890. 
 
 Verner's pride. Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 
 823.6015 
 Veronica. Zschokke, J. H. D. 823.6274 
 
 Very woman, A. 32 pp. Smedley, M. B. 
 
 p. 272, tn 823.1443 
 Vestal, The; or, a tale of Pompeii. Gray, T. 
 
 ** 823.6252 
 Vestigia. Fletcher, J. C. 823.4739 
 
 Veva. Conscience, H. 823.5660 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 282 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Elng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Viaud, L: Marie Julien. [Pierre Loti.'] Rara- 
 
 hu; or, the marriage of Loti. Tr. by C. 
 
 Bell. 823.7194 
 
 Vicar of Bullhampton. Trollope, A. 
 
 823.1629 
 
 Same. 823 . 5999 
 
 Vicar of Wakefield. Goldsmith, O. 823.615 
 
 Same. 823.2084; 823.4206; 823.4489 
 
 Same. 823.5873; in ** 823.6215; 823.6425 
 Vicar's daughter. MacDonald, G: 823.1070 
 Vicar's people, The. Fenn, G: M. 823.3926 
 Vicary, J: Fulford, comp. A stork's nest; or, 
 
 pleasant reading from the north. 823.5415 
 Vice versa. Guthrie, F: A. 823.4472 
 
 Vicomte de Bragelonne. 2 vols. Dumas, A. 
 
 D. 823.6511-12 
 Victor, Mrs. F.. Auretta (Fuller). The new 
 
 Penelope, and other stories and poems. 
 
 823.6126 
 Victor and vanquished. Hay, M.. C. 
 
 in 823.3146 
 Satne. 823 . 5079 
 
 Victor La Tourette. Warriner, E: A. 
 
 823.1690 
 Victoria, Queen of England. 
 
 Tulloch, W. W. The story of the life of 
 
 Queen Victoria. 808.1674 
 
 Victor's laurel. The. Crake, A. D. 823.7121 
 Victor's triumph. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 
 E. (N.) 823.1512 
 Victory Deane. Griffith, C, in 823.4982 
 
 Sam.e. in 823.5068 
 
 Victory of the vanquished. Charles, Mrs. 
 
 E.. (R.) 823.211 
 
 Vida's story. By the author of ' ' Guilty 
 
 without crime. " «« 823.5049 
 
 Same. in 823.5050 
 
 Vigny, Alfred- Victor, comte de. Cinq-mars; 
 
 or, a conspiracy under Louis XIII. Tr. by 
 
 W: Hazlitt. 823.1873 
 
 Same. 2 vols. ** 823.6311-12 
 
 Viking Bodleys. Scudder, H. E. 808 . 1854 
 Vikram and the vampire. Burton, R: F., ed. 
 
 823.4154 
 Villa on the Rhine. 2 vols. Auerbach, B. 
 
 823-4333-4 
 Village commune. La Ramde, L. de. 
 
 823.4028 
 Village convict. 25 pp. Chaplin, H. W. 
 
 p. 5, ?■« 823.4707 
 Village innkeeper, The. Conscience, H. 
 
 823.5706 
 Village on the cliif. Ritchie, Mrs. A. I.. (T.) 
 
 823.1570 
 Village tragedy, A. Woods, Mrs. M. L. (B.) 
 
 823.5454 
 Villari, Mrs. Linda (White). In change un- 
 changed. 823.1791 
 Villette. Nicholls, iJ/r5. C. (B.) 823.129 
 Same. in 823.6261 
 Vince, H: Scott. As Avon flows. 
 
 in 823.5084 
 Vine and olive. Adams, W: T. 808.499 
 
 Vineta, the phantom city. Biirsteubinder, 
 E.. 823.6796 
 
 Viola. Bennett, E. 823.77 
 
 Viola and her little brother Amo. Abbott, J. 
 
 in 808.591 
 
 Bngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Violet Jermyn. Grant, J. 823.4802 
 
 Virgilius (or Vergilius) Maro, Publius. 
 Church, A. J: Stories from Virgil. 
 
 808.1413 . 
 
 Contents: — The horse of wood.— The sack of 
 Troy. — ^neas and Anchises. — Polydorus. — Delos. — 
 Crete. — The harpies.— King Helenus.— The Cyclops. 
 — The shipwreck.— Carthage. — Dido. — The love and 
 death of Dido. — The funeral games of Anchises. — 
 The burning of the ships. — The voyage to Italy. — 
 The sibyl. — The dwellings of the dead. — King Lati- 
 nus. — Wrath of Juno.- The gathering of the chiefs. 
 — King Evander.— The arms of ^Slneas. — Nisus and 
 Euryalus. — The battle at the camp. — The battle on 
 the shore. — The council. — The battle at the city. — 
 The broken treaty.— The death of Turnus. 
 
 Virgin soil. Turgenef, I. S. 823.4216 
 
 Virginia. Abbott, J. 808.582 
 
 Virginia Bohemians, The. Cooke, J: E. 
 
 823.5902 
 Virginia comedians. Cooke, J: E. 823.5662 
 Virginia inheritance, A. Pendleton, E. 
 
 823.5229 
 Virginians, The. Thackeray, W: M. 
 
 823.1581 
 Virginians in Texas, The. Baker, W: M. 
 
 823.5973 
 Visit to El-fay-gno-land. Sanford, Mrs. M. 
 M. (R.) 808.768 
 
 Vital question, A. Tchernuishevsky, N. G. 
 
 823.7143 
 Vittoria. Meredith, G: 823.5586 
 
 Viva. Bridges, 3frs. Col. — . 823.585 
 
 Same. in 823.4996; in 823.5422 
 
 Vivia. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) 
 
 823.1513 
 Vivian. Edgeworth, M. 823.507 
 
 Satne. ««** 823.4654; 823.7429 
 
 Vivian Grey. Disraeli, B: 823 . 470 
 
 Vivian the beauty. Edwardes, Mrs. A. 
 
 in 823.2785 
 
 Same. 823.4354 
 
 Vivier, of Vivier, Longman & Company, 
 
 bankers. Hudson, W. C. 823.7260 
 
 Vixen. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. (B.) 823.2404 
 
 Same. in 823.5124 
 
 Volckhausen, Ad. von. Why did he not die ? 
 
 or, the child from the Ebraergang. Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. A. L. Wister. 823.6820 
 
 Volunteer, A.., pseud. See Chesney, Col. C. 
 
 C. 
 Vosmaer, Carl. The Amazon. ?« 823.5089 
 Same. Tr. by E. J. Irving. Pref. by G. 
 
 Ebers. Frontispiece by L. A. Tadema. 
 
 823.4804 
 Voyage of the "Vivian" to the north pole 
 
 and beyond. Knox, T: W. 808.1845 
 
 Voyage round the world. Kingston, W: H: 
 
 G. - - - 
 
 Voyage round the world. 
 
 (Pt. I.) 
 
 Same. (Pt. 2.) 
 Same. (Pt. 3.) 
 Same. 3 pts. (in i). 
 Voyage to the Cape, A. 
 
 808.346 
 Verne, J. 
 
 823.5547 
 823.5546 
 
 823.5545 
 823.6381 
 Russell, W: C. 
 
 823.4985 
 823.5020 
 
 Satne. 
 Voyages and adventures of Captain Hatteras 
 
 Verne, J. 823.7114 
 
 Voyages and adventures of Vasco da Gama. 
 
 Towle, G: M. 808.740 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 283 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 !English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Voyages, Imaginary. See Imaginary coun- 
 tries, voyages and travels, p. 128. 
 W. A sketch from Babylon. 97 pp. (/« 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d sen, v. 11.) 
 
 in 823.7495 
 W., A. B. See Wood, A. B. 
 W., F. The wreck of the Strathmore. 64 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 
 
 8.) in 823.7492 
 
 W., H. D. A feuilleton. 18 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 8.) 
 
 in 823.7492 
 W., T. P. Reminiscence of a march. 14 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 
 v. 4.) p. 195, j« 823.7500 
 
 Wagner, Harr, and Bunyan, E. T. The 
 
 street and the flower. With introd. essay 
 
 by Rev. R. Mackenzie. 823 . 4736 
 
 Wagner, Hermann. Entdeckungsreisen in 
 
 der Wohnstube. 808. 1879 
 
 Wagner, Dr. W. Epics and romances of the 
 
 middle ages. Adapted from the work of 
 
 Dr. W. Wagner by M. W. MacDowall, and 
 
 ed. by W. S. W. Anson. * 823.6146 
 
 Contents: — 
 
 Pt. 1: The Amelung, and kindred legends, {viz.: 
 
 I,angobardian legends. The Amelungs.— Dietrich 
 
 of Bern.) 
 
 Pt. II: The Nibelung, and kindred legends. 
 
 {viz.: The Nibelungs' hero. — The Nibelungs' woe. — 
 
 The Hegeling legend. — Beowulf.) 
 
 Pt. Ill: The Carolingian legends. — Legends of 
 
 King Arthur and the Holy Grail. — Tannhauser. 
 
 Wags, The. 31 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood, v. 7. ) in 823 . 6653 
 Waif of the " Cynthia." Verne, J. 
 
 in 823.4997 
 Waif of the plains, A. Harte, F. B. 
 
 823.6999 
 Waiting for the verdict. Davis, Mrs. R. . B. 
 (H.) 823.5857 
 
 Waiting heart, A. Hammond, Mrs. — . 
 
 823.4810 
 Waiting race. Yates, E. H. 823 . 2010 
 
 Waking dream, A. 10 pp. (Bushby, Mrs. 
 — ,, tr. The Danes, etc., v. i.) 
 
 p. 263, in 823.6444 
 
 Wakulla. Munroe, K. 808.1372 
 
 Waldfried. Auerbach, B. 823.6628 
 
 Same. 823 . 6794 
 
 Wales. See also England. 
 
 Lanier, S., ed. Knightlj^ legends of 
 
 Wales; or, the boy's Mabinogion, etc. 
 
 808.1899 
 Walford, Mrs. Lucy Bethia (Colquhon). 
 
 Bee or Beatrix. 63 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 5.) /» 823.7489 
 
 Cousins. 823.1664 
 
 Dick Netherby. 823.4320 
 
 Her great idea, and other stories. 
 
 823.5499 
 
 The history of a week. 823.4935 
 
 Lady Adelaide: a study. 33 pp. (/» 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 10.) 
 
 in 823.7494 
 
 Mr. Smith: a part of his life. 823.1665 
 
 Same. 823.6700 
 
 Nan: a summer scene. 65 pp. {In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d set., v. i.) 
 
 in 823.7485 
 
 English Fiction. Conttn. 
 Walford, Mrs. Lucy Bethia (Colquhon). 
 Contin. 
 
 Pauline. 823.1812 
 
 Susan: a winter scene. 17 pp. {In 
 
 Twenty novelettes, etc.) 
 
 p. 55, «« 823.7183 
 
 Troublesome daughters. 823 . 4044 
 
 Walford. Kirk, Mrs. E. W. (O.) 823.7393 
 Walker, Annie L. In life and in death: a 
 
 page of family history. 30 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 10.) 
 
 in 823.7494 
 Walker, G: Three Spaniards. 823.1667 
 
 Wall, G: h.., joint author. See Robinson, E: 
 
 A. 
 Wallace, Mrs. E. D. Strife: a romance of 
 
 Germany and Italy. 823 . 2358 
 
 Wallace, Gen. Lewis. Ben-Hur: a tale of 
 
 the Christ. 823.4860 
 
 Fair god ; or, the last of the 'Tzins: a 
 
 tale of the conquest of Mexico. 823 . 1668 
 
 Waller, M. E. Giotto's sheep: a cathedral 
 story. 808.1907 
 
 The rose-bush of Hildesheim: a cathe- 
 dral story. * 823 . 6140 
 
 Walloth, Wilhelm. The king's treasure 
 house: a romance of ancient Egypt. Tr. 
 by M.. J. Safford. 823.6986 
 
 Walmsley, Hugh MuUeneux. Branksome 
 Dene: a sea tale. 823.1669 
 
 The chasseur d'Afrique, and The brig 
 
 and the lugger. 823.1670 
 
 Walpole, Horace, 4 Earl of Orford. Cas- 
 tle of Otrauto: a Gothic story. 823 . 1671 
 Same. 823.4996; 823.5422 
 
 Same. (Barbauld, Mrs. A. L- (A.), ed. 
 
 The British novelists, v. 22.) 
 
 p. 175, in ** 823.2083 
 Walr^e, Mrs. E. C. W. (Gobie) van. \ChHs- 
 tine Mailer. "l The burgomaster's family; 
 or, weal and woe in a little world. Tr. by 
 
 Sir J: S. Lefevre 
 Walsh, Marie. Hazel Kirke. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Walter. Dixon, Mrs. — . 
 Walter Goring. Cudlip, Mrs. A 
 
 823 . 6272 
 823.4843 
 823.5115 
 808.1187 
 H. (T.) 
 823.1584 
 808.1651 
 Eddy, D. C. 
 
 808.1650 
 808.1649 
 808.1646 
 808.1647 
 808.1648 
 Eddy, D. 
 808.1646-51 
 La Ram^e, 
 
 Walter in Athens. Eddy, D 
 Weilter in Constantinople. 
 
 Walter in Damascus. Eddy, D. C 
 Walter in Egypt. Eddy, D. C. 
 Walter in Jerusalem. Eddy, D. C. 
 Walter in Samaria. Eddy, D. C 
 Walter's tour in the east. 6 vols. 
 
 C. 
 Wanda, Countess von Szalras 
 
 L. de. 823.5484 
 
 Wanderer, The. Maitland,J. A. 823.1087 
 Wanderers, The. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.353 
 Wandering heir. The. Reade, C: ( With his 
 
 A simpleton.) in 823 . 1983 
 
 Wandering Jew. Sue, M. J. 823.2864 
 
 Same. 823.5014; 823.5799 
 
 Note.— See Reddall, H: K. Fact, fancy and 
 
 fable, pp. 517-22, in ** 803.34. 
 See also Jews. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 284 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 dig-lisli Fiction. Coniin. 
 
 Wandering Willie's tale, and others. Cruik- 
 shauk, G: 823.353 
 
 Wanderings of .^^neas. Hanson, C: H: 
 
 808 . 1494 
 
 Wanderings of Persiles and Sigismuuda. 
 Cervantes Saavedra, M. de. 823.6903 
 
 Wanderings of Ulysses. Hanson, C: H: 
 
 p. 194, in 808.1492 
 
 Wanneta, the Sioux. Moorehead, W. K. 
 
 823.6470 
 
 Wanted — a pedigree. Finley, M. 823 . 562 
 
 War and peace. 3 pts. (in 6 vols.) See Tol- 
 stoi, Count L. N. 
 
 War ser. See Fosdick, C: A. 
 
 Warburton, Eliot Bartholomew G: Darien; 
 or, the merchant prince: a historical ro- 
 mance. 3 vols. 823 . 2048-50 
 
 Ward, Mrs. E.. Stuart (Phelps). 
 
 Beyond the gates. 
 
 Doctor Zay. 
 
 Friends; a duet. 
 
 The gates ajar. 
 
 The gates between. 
 
 Hedged in. 
 
 Jack the fisherman. 
 
 Reed. 
 
 The lady of Shalott. 
 . ed. 
 
 Illus. 
 
 R. 
 
 823.4620 
 
 823.4487 
 
 823.5244 
 
 823.1255 
 
 823.5224 
 
 823.1256 
 
 by C. W. 
 
 823.6196 
 
 19 pp. (Johnson, 
 
 Little classics, v. 10. ) 
 
 p. 89, z« 829.133 
 
 The madonna of the tubs. 823.6212 
 
 Men, women, and ghosts. 823.1257 
 
 Old maids, and burglars in paradise. 
 
 823.5544 
 
 Sealed orders. 
 
 The silent partner. 
 
 The story of Avis. 
 
 Zerviah Hope. 36 
 
 Amer. authors, v. 8.) 
 
 , and Ward, Herbert 
 
 master of the magicians 
 
 823.1258 
 
 823.1259 
 
 823.1260 
 
 pp. {In Stories by 
 
 p. 102, ifi 823.4709 
 
 Dickinson. The 
 
 823.7342 
 
 See 
 
 Ward, Herbert Dickinson, joint author. 
 
 Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 
 Ward, Mrs. Humphry. See Ward, Mrs. M.. 
 
 A. (A.) 
 Ward, Mrs. M.. Augusta (Arnold). 
 
 Miss Bretherton. in 823.5060 
 
 Same. 823.5496 
 
 Robert Elsmere. 823 . 5342 
 
 Ward, Robert Plumer. 823.6074 
 
 De Vere; or, the man of independence. 
 
 2 vols, (in i). 823.4054 
 
 Tremaine; or, the man of refinement. 
 
 (Anon.) ** 823.6733 
 
 Ward of the Golden Gate, A. Harte, F. B. 
 
 823.7382 
 Warden, Florence, pseud. See James, Mrs. 
 
 F. A. (P.) 
 Warden, The. Trollope, A. 823.1630 
 
 Ware, W: Aurelian; or, Rome in the third 
 century. 2 vols. (Sequel to Zenobia.) 
 
 823.1648-9 
 Issued also as Probus. 
 
 Julian; or, scenes in Judea. 2 vols. 
 
 823.1650-1 
 Warfield, Mrs. Catherine Ann (Ware). 
 
 The cardinal's daughter. A sequel to 
 
 "Feme Fleming." 823.1654 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Warfield, Mrs. Catherine Ann (Ware). 
 tin. 
 
 A double wedding; or, how she was won. 
 
 823.1655 
 
 Feme Fleming. 
 
 Hester Howard's temptation; 
 
 story. 
 
 The household of Bouverie; 
 
 elixir of gold. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 Lady Ernestine; or, the absent Lord of 
 
 Rocheforte. 823 . 1659 
 
 Miriam's memoirs. A sequel to "Mon- 
 
 fort Hall." Being a romance of Beausein- 
 court. 823.1662 
 
 Issued also as Romance of Beauseincourt. 
 
 Monfort Hall. 
 
 Issued also as Miriam Monfort. 
 
 Romance of Beauseincourt. 
 
 Issued also as Miriam's memoirs. 
 
 Sea and shore. A sequel to 
 
 memoirs." 
 
 Warlock o' Glenwarlock. MacDonald, G: 
 
 823.5374 
 Same. 823 . 6538 
 
 Warner, A.. Bartlett. [Amy Lothrop.'\ 
 
 Dollars and cents. 823.1672 
 
 My brother's keeper. 823.1673 
 
 , joint author. See Warner, S. 
 
 Warner, C: Dudley. A little journey in the 
 
 world. 823.6579 
 
 , joint author. See Clemens, S: L. 
 
 Warner, Susan. [£".. Wetherell.'\ 
 
 Daisy. Continued from "Melbourne 
 
 house." 2vols. (ini). 823.1674 
 
 Diana. 823.1675 
 
 The hills of the Shatemuc. 823. 1677 
 
 The letter of credit. 
 
 Melbourne house. 2 vols. 
 
 Con- 
 
 823.1656 
 soul's 
 
 823.1657 
 
 or, the 
 823.1658 
 
 823.1661 
 
 823.1840 
 
 ' Miriam's 
 823.1663 
 
 ,1862 
 
 823. 
 
 (in I). 
 
 823.1678 
 823.1679 
 823.1929 
 823.1680 
 823.1681 
 823.6582-3 
 823.1683 
 
 \^Aniy Loth- 
 (Sequel to 
 823.1676 
 823.1682 
 823.1684 
 823.4994 
 823.1685 
 
 My desire. 
 
 The old helmet. 
 
 Pine needles. 
 
 Queechy. 2 vols, (in i). 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 
 
 The wide, wide world. 
 
 , a«rf Warner, A.. Bartlett. 
 
 rop.'\ The gold of Chickaree, 
 Wych Hazel.) 
 
 Say and seal. 2 vols, (in i) 
 
 Wych Hazel. 
 
 Warren, S: Merchant's clerk. 
 
 Now and then. 
 
 Passages from the diary of a late physi- 
 cian. 823.6974 
 
 Ten thousand a year. 823. 1689 
 
 Warriner, E: A. Victor La Tourette. By a 
 
 broad churchman. 823.1690 
 
 Wars of the Roses. Edgar, J: G: 808.801 
 Was he guilty ? Dupuy, E. A. 823 . 501 
 
 Washburn, K.. Sedgwick. Perfect love cast- 
 eth out fear. 823 . 4081 
 
 Washburn, W: Tucker. Fair Harvard: a 
 story of American college life. 823.7115 
 Washington, G:, President of the U. S. 
 (1732-1799.) Abbott; J: S. C. George 
 Washington; or, life in America one hun- 
 dred years ago. 808 . 543 
 
 Brown, E. E. Young folks' life of W. 
 
 808.1652 
 
ENGIvISH FICTION 
 
 285 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Washington, G:, President of the U. S. 
 (1732-1799.) Contin. 
 
 Thackeray, W: M. The Virginians. 
 
 823.1581 
 
 Thayer, W: M. From farm house to 
 
 the White House. 808 . 1 727 
 
 Watson, H: C. The father of his coun- 
 try. 808.726 
 
 Note. — See Ames, F. Eulogy on W. 17 pp. 
 {Works, V. 2.) p. 71, in 825.148.— Bibliography. 
 Baker, W. S. Bibliotheca Washiiigtoniana; a de- 
 script, list of biographies and biog. sketches of W. 
 1889. ** 16.208.— Burrill, Col. G: R. Oration, Jan. 7, 
 1880. (/« Newport hist, mag.) p. 255, im * 974.133-'. 
 — Cent, anniversary of W.'s inauguration. Pro- 
 ceedings in the First Parish Meeting-house at Gro- 
 ton, Mass., Apr. 30, 1889. 973.660.— In Century 
 magazine, n. s., v. 15. 1889. p. 803, m * 51.1243*. 
 — Clarke, J. F. Washington and the secret of his 
 influence. 18 pp. (/w Azj Memorial . . .sketches.) 
 1878. p. 281, in 923.915.— Cobbett, W: Porcupine's 
 works. 12 vols. (5^<? Index, ** 829.300.) ** 829. 289- 
 300. — Everett, E: Mount Vernon papers, i860. 
 824.249.— Girault, A. V. Vie de W. 923.1841.— 
 Hale, E: E. Life of W. studied anew. i888. 923. 
 1819. — In Homes of American statesmen. 1854. 
 p. I, ZM9I7.36. — Irving, W. W. and his country. 
 Abr. by J:Fiske. 973.684.— Jeft'erson,T: Writings. 
 9 vols. {See Index, 329.9.) 329.1-9.— King, T: S. 
 W.;or, greatness. 24 pp. (In his Patriotism, etc.) 
 p. 55, in 824.98. — Lander, W. S. W. and Franklin. 
 30 pp. [In his Imag. conversations, 2dser.) p. 106, 
 2W 829.149.— I.oclge, H: C. Life of W. 1889. zvols. 
 923.1871-2. — McMaster, J: B. Washington's in- 
 auguration. (Harper's mag., v. 78, 1889.) p. 671, in * 
 51 A. 16^. — The Nation's birthday. Chicago cent, 
 celebration of W.'s inauguration. 1889. 973.661.— 
 Scudder, H. E. W. 1889. 923.1861.— Sumner, 
 C: Works. 15 vols. (5(?^ Index, 329.66'.) 329.56- 
 66".— Thaclier, J. Life of W. 50 pp. (In his Mil- 
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 Essays, biog. andcrit.) p. 5, in 824.224.— "Washing- 
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 vols. ** 923.1889-1902.— Webster, D. Works. 6 
 vols. (5^^ Index, 329.55.) 329.50-55.— Whipple, E. 
 P. W. and the principles of the revolution. 31pp. 
 (In his Character and characteristic men.) p. 293, 
 in 824.195. — W^insor, J. Narr. and crit. history of 
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 — Winthrop, R. C. Address and speeches. 825.60. 
 
 See also general histories of the revolution and of 
 the U. S. 
 
 Also Lives of Adams, Jefferson, Hamilton, etc. 
 
 See also Catalogues of this Library. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 246. No. 4, 1884, p. 311. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 202. No. 5, 1888, p. 383. 
 
 5« a/.ro Poole's Index (to 1882). p. 1,387, 1,388, 
 i«**50.i; — Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. 1, 1887. p. 466, 
 in *■* 50.1'. 
 
 Washington square. James, H:,/n 
 
 823 . 2346 
 Watch and ward. James, H:,yir. 823.887 
 Satne. 823.5405 
 
 Watchers on the Longships. Cobb, J. F. 
 
 823.4532 
 Watchmaker, The. Dumas, A. D. 823.2448 
 Watchman, The. Maitland, J. A. 823 . 1088 
 Water and land. Abbott, J. 808.715 
 
 Water-babies, The. Kingsley, C: 
 
 in 823.5094 
 Waterdale neighbors. The. McCarthy, J. 
 
 823.59^7 
 
 Same. , 823 . 5980 
 
 Waterloo. Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, P. 
 
 A. 823.5675 
 
 Waters of Hercules, The. (Anon.) 
 
 in 823.5027 
 
 Waters of Marah. Hill, J: 823.5073 
 
 Water- Witch, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.314 
 
 Same. 823 . 7467 
 
 £]nglish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Watson, Emily H. IE. H. W.I Child-life 
 in Italy: a story of six years abroad. 
 
 808.1684 
 
 Watson, H: Clay. Daring deeds of the old 
 
 heroes of the revolution. 808.387 
 
 The father of his country: a young 
 
 folks' life of George Washington, first 
 president of the United States. 808.726 
 
 Noble deeds of our fathers as told by 
 
 soldiers of the revolution gathered around 
 the old bell of independence. 808.386 
 
 Issued also as Old bell of independence; or, Phil- 
 adelphia in 1776. 
 Waverley. Scott, 5"/r W. 823.1413 
 
 Same. ** 823.6023 
 
 Waverley novels. Blaisdell, A. F. Sir Wal- 
 ter Scott for young people: readings from 
 the Waverley novels. 808.1667 
 
 Waverley novels. 12 vols. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 ** 823.6023-34 
 Waverley novels. Index and glossary. Scott, 
 6"z>W. ** 823.6777 
 
 Way of the cross. 32 pp. Holt, E- S.. 
 
 808.1517 
 Way of the world, The. Adams, W: T. 
 
 823.1918 
 Same. 823.5340 
 
 •' Way of the world." Murray, D: C. 
 
 in 823.5023 
 Way we live now. Trollope, A. 823.6088 
 Ways and tricks of animals. Hooper, M.. 
 
 808.470 
 Ways of the hour. The. Cooper, J. F. 
 
 823.315 
 
 Same. ' in 823 . 7465 
 
 We and our neighbors. Stowe, Mrs. H. E.. 
 
 (B.) 823.1533 
 
 We giris. Whitney, Mrs. A. D. (T.) 
 
 823.1702 
 We two. Bayly, A. E. 823.5503 
 
 Weaker vessel. The. Murray, D: C. 
 
 823.6424 
 Weal & woe in Garveloch. Martineau, H. 
 
 in ** 823 . 6707 
 Same. ** 823.6750 
 
 Wealth and welfare. 2 vols. Bitztus, A. 
 
 823.6093-4 
 "Wearing of the green, The." King, R: A. 
 
 823.4825 
 
 Same. in 823.5109 
 
 Wearyholme. Holt, E. S.. 823.7106 
 
 Weavers and weft. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. 
 
 (B.) in 823.2404 
 
 Satne. in 823.5017 
 
 Web Ismene wove. The. 14 pp. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 p. 106, in 808.1517 
 
 Webber, C: Wilkins. Old Hicks the guide; 
 
 or, adventures in the Camanche country in 
 
 search of a gold mine. 823. 1691 
 
 Tales of the southern border. 823.5804 
 
 Weber, H: W: Metrical romances of the 
 
 thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteen cen- 
 turies: published from ancient manuscripts. 
 With iutrod. notes and glossary. 3 vols. 
 
 82 1. 1 239-41 
 
 Tales of the east: comprising the most 
 
 popular romances of oriental origin, and 
 the best imitations by European authors. 
 3 vols. ** 823.6230-2 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 286 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 Webster, Albert Falvey. 
 
 Miss Eunice's glove. 27 pp. [In Stories 
 
 by Amer. authors, v. 6.) 
 
 p. 117, in 823.4707 
 
 All operation in money. 30 pp. [In 
 
 Stories by Amer. authors, v. i.) 
 
 p. 146, in 823.4702 
 Wedded and parted. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 (L.) in 823.5099 
 
 Wedded hands. (Anon.) 823.4834 
 
 Same. in 823.5042 
 
 Wee Willie Winkie, and other child stories. 
 
 Kipling, R. p. 207, in 823.7345 
 
 Week of passion, A. Jenkins, E: 823.5061 
 Weighed and wanting. MacDonald, G: 
 
 823.4561 
 Weird tales. 2 vols. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 
 823.4884-5 
 Welcker, Adair. Snob papers: a humorous 
 
 novel. 823.4888 
 
 Well in the desert. Holt, E. S.. 823.5768 
 Wellfields, The. Fothergill, J. 823.2336 
 
 Wells, H: P. City boys in the woods; or, a 
 
 trapping venture in Maine. 808.1802 
 
 Wells, Mrs. Kate (Gannett). Two modern 
 
 women. 823.7515 
 
 Wenderholme. Hamerton, P. G. 823.693 
 Wentworth, Walter, pseud. See Oilman, J: 
 
 B. 
 Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish. Cooper, J. F. 
 
 823.316 
 
 Same. in 823.7460 
 
 Werner, Ernst, pseud. See Biirstenbinder, 
 
 E.. 
 Wesselhoeft, Mrs. E.. Foster (Pope). The 
 
 winds, the woods, and the wanderer: a 
 
 fable for children. 808.1692 
 
 Wessex tales. Hardy, T: 823.6190 
 
 West, B: 1738-1820. Hawthorne, N. Bio- 
 graphical stories. 13 pp. {In his Tales 
 
 and sketches.) 1889. p. 144, in 824.414 
 West Lawn. Holmes, Mrs. M.. J.. (H.) 
 
 823.803 
 Westall, W: Love and war. 8 pp. [In 
 
 Twenty novelettes, etc.) 
 
 p. 197, in 823.7183 
 Westbury, Hugh. "Acte." 823.7556 
 
 Western clearings. Kirkland, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 (S.) 823.7109 
 
 West Indies. 
 
 Fenn, G: M. Commodore Junk. 
 
 in 823.6698 
 
 Hearn, L. Youma: the story of a West- 
 Indian slave. 823.6354 
 
 Kingsley, C: At last: a Christmas in 
 
 the West Indies. 823.5746 
 
 Scott, M. Cruise of the Midge. 
 
 823.1389 
 
 Tom Cringle's log. 823.1390 
 
 San Dom-ingo. 
 
 Fresneau, Mrs. A. Theresa at San Do- 
 mingo: a tale of the negro insurrection of 
 I 791. 823.6938 
 
 Gilliam, E. W. 1791: a tale of San Do- 
 mingo. 823.7174 
 
 Trinidad. Allen, G. In all shades. 
 
 823.5447 
 
 Cngrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 West Indies. Contin. 
 
 Note.— See Froude, J. A. English in the West 
 Indies. 1888. 9179.48. — Hearn, I,. A midsummer 
 trip to the W. I. (Harper's mag., v. 77, 1888.) in * 
 51.469*; — Two years in the French West Indies. 
 1890. 9179.51. — St. John, 5''r S. Hayti. 1889. 979. 
 21. [See also Froude on the West Indies. Saturday 
 review, v. 68, p. 336.) *52.4850. — Winsor, J.,ed. Nar- 
 rative and critical history of America. 8 vols. (See 
 index, V. 8.) * 970.127-127". 
 
 See also Catalogues of this I,ibrary. 
 
 No. 2, 1880, p. 248. No. 4, 1884, p. 313. 
 
 No. 3, 1882, p. 204. No. 5, 1888, p. 385. 
 
 See also Index to Appleton's Ann. cyclop., 1876- 
 1887. ** 31.36". 
 
 See also Index^ to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. (U. S. Pub. Docs. Dept. 0/ State.) 
 ** 350. 5496'-"- 
 
 See also references in Index to Harper's 
 monthly, in ** 51 .475. 
 
 See also Poole's Index to {1882). p. 1,401, in ** 
 50.1;— Same. Jan. i, 1882-Jan. i, 1887. p. 470, in ** 
 50-I''- 
 
 See also United States. Catalogue of the gov- 
 ernment publications. 1774-1881. p. 1387, in** 1$. 
 202. 
 
 Westminster Abbey. Robinson, J.. 823.2026 
 Westward ho ! Kingsley, C: 823.935 
 
 Wetherel affair. The. De Forest, J: W: . 
 
 823.5853 
 Wetherell, E.., pseud. See Warner, S. 
 
 Wetterbergh, Carl Anton. [Uncle Adam.'\ 
 The fatal chain. From the Swedish. 40 
 pp. (Bushby, Mrs. — ., tr. The Danes, 
 etc., V. 2.) p. 263, i7i 823.6445 
 
 The hereditary goblet. From the Swed- 
 ish. 26 pp. (Bushby, Mrs. — ., tr. The 
 Danes, etc., v. 3.) p. 229, in 823.6446 
 
 Weyman, Stanley J. The house of the 
 wolf. 823.7299 
 
 Whale fishery. 
 
 Ballantyne, R. M. Fighting the whales. 
 
 808.674 
 
 Same. in 808.1266; iti 808.1284 
 
 World of ice; or, whaling cruise of 
 
 "The Dolphin," and the adventures of her 
 crew in the polar regions. 808 . 265 
 
 Hart, Col. J. C. Miriam Coffin. 
 
 823.6110 
 Same. 823.6210 
 
 Kingston, W: H: G. Peter Trawl; or, 
 
 the adventures of a whaler. 808. 1014 
 
 South sea whaler: story of the loss of 
 
 the "Champion," etc. 808.352 
 
 Melville, H. Moby-Dick; or, the whale. 
 
 823.1146 
 
 NordhofF, C: Whaling and fishing. 
 
 808.168 
 Note.— See Aldrich, H. I,. Arctic Alaska and 
 Siberia. 1889. 9177.617. — Beale, T: Sketch of a 
 south sea whaling voyage. 1839. p. 193, in ** 599. 
 14. — Clieever, H: T. The whale and his captors. 
 910. 131. — Leslie, Sir J:, and others. In their Discov. 
 . . . in polar seas, etc. p. 297, 7« 9p8.i2. — Mark- 
 ham, A. H. A whaling cruise to Baffin's bay. 1874. 
 9191 .92. — Scanimon, C: M. The marine mammals, 
 with account of the American whale-fishery. 1874. 
 * 595.33. — U. S. Fish Commission. Fisheries and 
 fishing industries of the U. S. By G. B. Goode. 2 
 vols. V. i: Text. v. 2: Plates. 1884. * 639.28-9. — 
 U. S. Fish Comm'r (Starbuck). Report. 1875-6. 
 ** 350.306. — Weeden, W: B. The whale fishery. 
 1713-1745- 17 pp. (^n kis Econ. . . . hist, of New 
 England, V. I.) 1890. p. 430, iw 974. 149. 
 
 See also Index to Consular reports. 1880-1885; 
 1886-1889. 2 vols. {XS.S.Vnh.Hocs. Dept. of State.) 
 ** 350.5496'-". 
 
 See also references in Bncyc. Brit, index. ** 32. 
 395- 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 287 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eng-lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Whaling and fishing. NordhofF, C: 808.168 
 
 , Wharton, T: \^Ethel Jones.'\ A latter-day 
 
 saint: being the story of the conversion of 
 
 Ethel Jones, related by herself. 823 . 4635 
 
 What came of it. Stitzel, Mrs. H. V. 
 
 823.1520 
 
 What can she do ? Roe, E: P. 823 . 1361 
 
 What dreams may come. Atherton, Mrs. G. 
 F. (H.) 823.7359 
 
 What might have been expected. Stockton, 
 F. R: 823.6541 
 
 What the swallow sang. Spielhagen, F. 
 
 823.6823 
 
 What will he do with it? 2 pts. (in i). Lyt- 
 ton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer- 823.6679 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823 . 1047-8; 823 . 5973-4 
 
 What's his offence ? (Anon.j 823.4837 
 
 What's mine's mine. MacDonald, G: 
 
 in 823.5082 
 
 Wheel of fire. Bates, A. 823.4874 
 
 Wheelwright, J: Tyler. A child of the cen- 
 tury. 823.5430 
 
 , joint author. See Grant, R. 
 
 When a man's single. Barrie, J. M. 823 . 6371 
 
 When we were boys. O'Brien, W: 823.7023 
 
 Where love is, there God is also. 17 pp. Tol- 
 stoi, L. N. 823.6531 
 
 Where the battle was fought. Murfree, M.. 
 N. 823.4893 
 
 Which loved him best ? Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 (Iv.) 823.5115 
 
 Which shall it be? Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 
 
 823.747 
 Same. «« 823.5098 
 
 Whim, A, and its consequences. James, G: 
 P. R. 823.881 
 
 Whimsical wooing, A. Barrili, A. G. 
 
 823.4481 
 
 Whist at our club. 22 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 2d sen, v. 12.) «'« 823.7496 
 
 Whitby, B.. The awakening of Mary Fen- 
 wick. 823.7357 
 
 Part of the property. 823 . 7358 
 
 White, Alfred Ludlow. Doctor Hildreth. 
 
 823.1940 
 
 White, C. U., pseud. See Chaplin, H. W. 
 
 White, Caroline Earle. Love in the tropics: 
 
 a romance of the south seas. 823.6997 
 
 White, Eliza Orne. Miss Brooks. 823.7184 
 
 White, J: Silas, ed. The boys' and girls' 
 
 Herodotus: being parts of the history of 
 
 Herodotus. 808.1880 
 
 The boys' and girls' Plutarch: being 
 
 parts of the " lives" of Plutarch. 808. 1881 
 
 White, R: Grant. Fate of Mansfield Hum- 
 phreys, with the episode of Mr. Washing- 
 ton Adams in England and an apology — 
 
 823.4783 
 White, W. Hale. [Mark Rutherford.l Rev- 
 olution in Tanner's lane. By M: Ruther- 
 ford. Ed. by his friend Reuben Shapcott. 
 
 823.5272 
 White as snow. Mayo, Mrs. I.. (F.) 
 
 823.5723 
 White cockade. Grant, J. 823.657 
 
 White elephant. Dalton, W: 808.872 
 
 White fawn, The. Johnson, Col. — . 
 
 in * 823.6194 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 White heather. Black, W: 823 . 4841 
 
 White heron, and other stories. Jewett, S.. O. 
 
 823,5262 
 White lies. Reade, C: 823.1985 
 
 White Marie. Harben, W. N. 823.7258 
 
 White rose. The. Melville, G: J: Whyte- 
 
 823.1153 
 Same. in ** 823.4663 
 
 White rose of Langley. Holt, E. S.. 
 
 808.1528 
 White slaves of monopolies. The; or, John 
 Fitz Patrick, the miner, soldier and work- 
 ingman's friend. (Anon.) 823.4806 
 
 White Wings. Black, W: 823.2350 
 
 White witch. The. (Anon.) 823.4989 
 
 Whitefriars. Robinson, J.. 823.1346 
 
 Whitehall. Robinson, J.. 823.1347 
 
 White- Jacket. Melville, H. 823.1149 
 
 Whiteladies. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.) 
 
 823.1219 
 Whitney, Mrs. Adeline Button (Train). 
 
 Bonnyborough. 823.4883 
 
 Faith Gartney's girlhood. 823.1693 
 
 The Gayworthys: a story of threads and 
 
 thrums. 823.1694 
 
 Hitherto: a story of yesterdays. 
 
 823.1695 
 
 Odd, or even ? 823 . 2024 
 
 The other girls. 823.1696 
 
 Patience Strong's outings. 823.1697 
 
 Real folks. 823.1698 
 
 Sights and insights: Patience Strong's 
 
 story of over the way. 2 vols. 
 
 823.1699-1700 
 
 A summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life. 
 
 823.1701 
 
 We girls: a home story. (Sequel to "A 
 
 summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life.") 
 
 823.1702 
 
 Zerub Throop's experiment. 823. 1703 
 
 , and others. The New England story- 
 book. Stories by famous New England 
 authors. 808.1864 
 
 Whittlebridge. 53 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 12.) «« 823.7496 
 
 Whittlesey, Elsie Leigh. The hemlock 
 swamp, and a season at the White Sulphur 
 Springs. 823.4764 
 
 Whitty, E: Michael. Friends of Bohemia; 
 or, phases of London life. 2 vols. 
 
 823.6155-6 
 
 " Who breaks— pays." Jenkin, Mrs. H. C. 
 (J.) 823.897 
 
 Who saved the ship ? Williams, A. B. 
 
 808 . 1640 
 
 Who shall be victor ? Dupuy, E. A. 823.502 
 
 Who was Philip ? Adams, H : C. 808 . 1609 
 
 Who was she ? 45 pp. Taylor, B. 
 
 p. 5, in 823.4702 
 
 Whole history of Grandfather's chair. Haw- 
 thorne, N. in 808.548 
 
 Whom Kathie married. Douglas, A. M. 
 
 823.4502 
 823.7381 
 A. 
 
 823.503 
 Why did he not die ? Volckhausen, A. v. 
 
 823.6820 
 
 Whose fault ? Harrison, J. 
 
 Why did he marry her ? Dupuy, E. 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 288 
 
 ENGUSH FICTION 
 
 iEn^lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Why I did not become a sailor. Ballantyne, 
 
 R. M. p. 263, in 808.213 
 
 Why Thomas was discharged. 25 pp. Ar- 
 nold, G: z« 823.4706 
 Whyte, Violet. Her Johnnie. in 823 . 5 133 
 Wichert, Ernst Alexander August Georg. 
 
 The green gate. Tr. by Mrs. A. L. Wister. 
 
 823.6819 
 Wicked girl, A. Hay, M.. C. 823.5078 
 
 Wide, wide world. Warner, S. 823 . 1683 
 
 Widow and the marquess. Hook, T. E: 
 
 823.825 
 Widow Goldsmith's daughter. Smith, J. P. 
 
 823.1469 
 Widow Guthrie. Johnston, R: M. 823.7390 
 Widow L,erouge. Gaboriau, E. 823 . 2463 
 
 Same. in 823.5029 
 
 Widower, The. Smith,' J. P. 823.1470 
 
 Widow's son, The. Arthur, T. S. 
 
 p. 149, in 823.5911 
 Widow's son, The. Southworth, Mrs. E. D. 
 
 E. (N.) 823.19S1 
 
 Wieland. Brown, C: B. 823.142 
 
 Same. * 823.6200 
 
 Wife, The. Maxwell, Lady C. E.. S.. (S.) 
 
 Stirling- p. 97, in ** 823.6747 
 
 Wife in name only. Brame, Mrs. C M. 
 
 (Iv.) 823.5099 
 
 Wife of a vain man. Schwartz, Mrs. M. S. 
 (B.) 823.6091 
 
 Wife's duty, A. Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) 
 
 p. 209, in 823.6136 
 Wife's engagement ring, The. Arthur, T. S. 
 
 823-5757 
 Wife's secret. The. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L.) 
 
 in 823.5099 
 
 Wife's secret. The. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. 
 
 (W.) 823.1973 
 
 Wife's tragedy, A. Fleming, Mrs. M. A. (E.) 
 
 823.4205 
 
 Wife's victory. The, and other novelettes. 
 
 Southworth, Mrs. E. D. E. (N.) 823.1514 
 
 Wiggin, Mrs. Kate Douglas (Smith). A 
 
 summer in a caiion: a California story. 
 
 823.6189 
 Wightman, M. G. Mrs. Carr's companion. 
 
 823-4993 
 Wigwam and the cabin. Simms, W: G. 
 
 823.1439 
 
 Wilbrandt, Adolf von. Fridolin's mystical 
 marriage: a study of an original founded 
 on reminiscences of a friend. Tr. by C. 
 Bell. 823.4759 
 
 The pilot captain. 69 pp. (/« Master- 
 pieces of Germ, fiction.) in 823.7552 
 
 Wild and weird. Campbell, Sir G. 
 
 823.7244 
 
 Wild Irish girl. 3 vols. Morgan, Lady S. 
 (O.) * 823.2361-3 
 
 Wild life. Reid, Capt. T: M. 808.429 
 
 Wild life under the equator. Du Chaillu, P. 
 B. 808.694 
 
 Wild man of the west. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.703 
 
 Wild men and wild beasts. Cumming, Lt.- 
 Col.W-.G. 823.6581 
 
 Wild rose of Lough Gill. Smyth, P. G. 
 
 823.7306 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Wild times. Caddell, C. M.. 823.164 
 
 Wild western scenes. Jones, J: B. 823 . 906 
 Wilde, Oscar O'Flahertie Fingal Wills. The 
 
 happy prince, and other tales. 808. 1643 
 
 Wilfrid Cumbermede. MacDonald, G: 
 
 823.5370 
 Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship. Gothe, J. 
 
 W. 823.2133 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.6799-6800 
 
 Wilkins, Rev. G: Body and soul. 2 vols, (in 
 
 I). (Anon.) ** 823.6736 
 
 Wilkins, M.. Eleanor. 
 
 The adventures of Ann: stories of colo- 
 nial times from original documents and 
 family traditions. 808 . 1932 
 
 A humble romance and other stories. 
 
 823.7336 
 
 A New England nun, and other stories. 
 
 823-7557 
 
 Wilkins, W. A. The Cleverdale mystery; or, 
 the machine and its wheels: a story of 
 American life. 823.4485 
 
 Wilkinson, J. A. A real Robinson Crusoe 
 . . . story of . . .a company of casta- 
 ways on a Pacific island. 808. 1698 
 
 Will, The. 52 pp. Pardoe, J. 
 
 p. 186, in 823.1443 
 
 Will Denbigh, Nobleman, Craik, Mrs. D. 
 M. (M.) 823.2003 
 
 Wille, E.. de. Johannes Olaf. Tr. by F. 
 E. Bunnett. 823.4088 
 
 Willful maid, A. in 823 . 5095 
 
 Willful young woman. in 823.5145 
 
 Same. in 823.5187 
 
 Williams, Annie Bowles \_Jak.'] 
 
 The giant dwarf. 808.1639 
 
 The man of the family. ( With her 
 
 Who saved the ship ?) in 808. 1640 
 
 Professor Johnny. 808.1641 
 
 Who saved the ship; and. The man of 
 
 the family. 808.1640 
 
 Williams, ^-.^ joint author. 6V^ Forbes, A. 
 
 Williams, H. L., ed. Ruy Bias; or, the king's 
 rival: a historical romance. Founded on 
 the drama by V. Hugo. 823.7261 
 
 Williams, Dr., and Williams, Mrs. Harold. 
 Mr. and Mrs. Morton. (Anon.) 823.4550 
 
 Williams, Robert Folkestone. Shakespeare 
 and his friends; or, the golden age of 
 merrie England. (Also) The secret pas- 
 sion. (A sequel to "Youth of Shakes- 
 peare.") {And) The youth of Shakes- 
 peare. ** 823.6260 
 
 Williamson, Mrs. Emma S.. (Carmichael). 
 Her own sister. in 823 . 4983 
 
 Willie and the mortgage. Abbott, J. 
 
 hi 808.580 
 
 Willis, Nathaniel Parker. 
 
 Beauty and the beast. 14 pp. (John- 
 son, R., ed. Little classics, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 85, in 829.127 
 
 Two buckets in a well. 25 pp. {In 
 
 Stories by Amer. authors, v. 4.) 
 
 p. 57, /« 823.4705 
 
 Willis the pilot: a sequel to the Swiss family 
 
 Robinson; or, adventures of an emigrant 
 
 family wrecked on an unknown coast of 
 
 the Pacific ocean. (Anon.) 808.373 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 289 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Willoughby, F. Fairy guardians. 808.1693 
 Willy Reilly, and his dear Coleen bawn. 
 Carleton, W: 823.180 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. Augusta J.. (Evans). 
 
 Beulah. 823.4013 
 
 Inez: a tale of the Alamo. 823.4009 
 
 Infelice. 823.1707 
 
 Macaria. 823.1708 
 
 St. Elmo. 823.1709 
 
 VavShti; or, "until death us do part." 
 
 823.1710 
 
 Same. 823.4012 
 
 Wilson, J: Lights and shadows of Scottish 
 
 life. 823 . 7067 
 
 The snow-storm. 22 pp. (Johnson, 
 
 R., ed. Little classics, v. 7.) 
 
 p. 184, in 829.130 
 Wilson, John Mackay, and others. Tales of 
 the borders and of Scotland: historical, tra- 
 ditionary, and imaginative. 24 vols, (in 12). 
 
 823.1711-1722 
 
 Winds, the woods, and the wanderer. Wes- 
 
 selhoeft, Mrs. E.. F. (P.) 808.1692 
 
 Windsor Castle. Ainsworth, W: H. 823.32 
 
 Wing of Azrael. Caird, Mrs. M. (A.) 
 
 823.7199 
 Wing-and-Wing. Cooper, J. F. 823.317 
 Same. 823.6173; 823.7468 
 
 Winged lion, The. De Mille, J. 808 . 172 
 
 Winged word, A. Tincker, M.. A. 823.6279 
 Wingfield, Lewis. The curse of Koshiu: a 
 chronicle of old Japan. 823.7192 
 
 Winifred Bertram. Charles, Mrs. E.. (R.) 
 
 823.212 
 Winifred, countess of Nithsdale. 2d ed. 
 Sullivan, Mrs. A. (W.) ** 823.6761 
 
 Winifred Power. Darrell, J. ?« 823.5073 
 
 Winning his way. Coffin, C: C. 823.245 
 
 Winter, J: Strange, pseud. See Stannard, 
 
 Mrs. H. E. V. (P.) 
 Winter in the ice, and other stories. Verne, J. 
 
 823.6972 
 Winter story, A. Peard, F.. M.. 823.1247 
 Winther, Christian. See Winther, R. W. C. 
 
 F. 
 Winther, Rasmus Willads Christian Ferdi- 
 nand. The confessional. 12 pp. (Bushby, 
 Mrs. — ., tr. The Danes., etc., v. i.) 
 
 p. 273, in 823.6444 
 Winthrop, Theodore. 
 
 Cecil Dreeme. With a biog. sketch of 
 
 the author by G: W: Curtis. 823 . 1723 
 
 Edwin Brothertoft. 823.1724 
 
 John Brent. 823.1725 
 
 Life in the open air, and other papers. 
 
 823.5612 
 
 Love and skates. 66 pp. (/« Famous 
 
 stories. By De Quincey, and others. ) 
 
 p. 85, in 823.1778 
 
 Same. (Johnson, R., <?rf. Little classics, 
 
 V. 6.) p. 7, in 829.129 
 
 Wiseman, N: Patrick Stephen, Cardinal. 
 Fabiola; or, the church of the catacombs. 
 
 823.4615 
 
 Wister, Mrs. Annis Lee (Furness), tr. 
 
 Bethusy-Huc, V., Grdfin. The Eichhofs. 823 .4345 
 Biirstenbinder, E.. Banned and blessed. 823.4614 
 •i Saint Michael. 823.5762 
 
 Con- 
 
 823.2775 
 823.4060 
 823.2654 
 823.6601 
 823.2023; 823.2444 
 823.3052 
 823.5781 
 
 823-2455 
 823.6578 
 
 823.7415 
 823.6808 
 823.5271 
 
 823-5549 
 823.4782 
 823.6824 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Wister, Mrs. Annis Lee (Furness), tr. 
 tin. 
 Friedrich, Mrs. B. (H.) From hand to hand. 
 
 823.4548 
 Gluraer, C. von. A noble name. 823.4549 
 
 Hacklander, F. W. Enchanting and enchanted. 
 
 808.1493 
 Harder, L. A family feud. 823.6802 
 
 Hartner, E. Severa. 823.4271 
 
 Hillern, Mrs. W. (B.) von. Only a girl. 
 
 823.5548; 823.5617 
 John, E. At the councillor's. 
 The bailiflPs maid. 
 
 Countess Gisela. 
 
 Gold Elsie. 
 
 In the Schillingscourt. 
 
 The little moorland princess. 
 
 The old mara'selle's secret. 
 
 The second wife. 
 
 Kirschner, I,. Erlach court. 
 
 "Othou, my Austria !" 
 
 Schmieden, Mrs. E- (J.) Margarethe. 
 Schobert, H. Picked up in the streets. 
 Streckfuss, A. F. K: Castle Hohenwald. 
 
 Quicksands. 
 
 Too rich. 
 
 Volckhausen, A. von. Why did he not die? 
 
 823.6820 
 
 Wichert, E. The green gate. 823.6819 
 
 Witch of Melton hill. By the author of 
 
 "Mount St. Lawrence." 823.1384 
 
 Witch Winnie. Champney, Mrs. E.. (W.) 
 
 808.1913 
 
 Witcherley ways: a Christmas tale. 47 pp. 
 
 {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d sen, v. 10.) 
 
 in 823.7494 
 
 Witch-hampton Hall : five scenes in the life 
 
 of its last lady. 87 pp. {In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 3.) in 823.7487 
 
 Witch's head. Haggard, H: R. z« 823.5071 
 
 Same. 823.7159 
 
 With Clive in India. Henty, G: A. 808.1474 
 
 With fire and sword. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 
 823.6338 
 
 With Gauge & Swallow, attorneys. Tour- 
 
 g^e, A. W. 823.7555 
 
 With harp and crown. Besant, W., and 
 
 Rice, J. 823.6409 
 
 With Lee in Virginia. Henty, G: A. 
 
 808.1670 
 With the best intentions. Terhune, Mrs. M.. 
 V. (H.) 823.7195 
 
 With the immortals. 2 vols, (in i). Craw- 
 ford, F. M. 823.5542 
 With Wolfe in Canada. Henty, G: A. 
 
 808.1477 
 Within an ace. Jenkin, Mrs. H. C. (J.) 
 
 823.898 
 
 Within an inch of his life. Gaboriau, E. 
 
 823.5070 
 Same. 823 . 6080 
 
 Within iron walls. Lucas, A. 
 
 p. 190, in 823 . 1020 
 Within the capes. Pyle, H. 823.4882 
 
 Within the enemy's line. Adams, W: T. 
 
 808.1536 
 
 Without a home. Roe, E: P. 823.7443 
 
 Wives and widows. Stephens, Mrs. A. S. 
 
 (W.) 823.1977 
 
 Wives of men of genius. Daudet, A. 
 
 823.6340 
 
 Wizard's son. The. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. 
 
 (W.) 823.5466 
 
 Woffington, Margaret. Reade, C: Peg Wof- 
 
 fington. 823.1293 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 290 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Engflish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Woillez, Mme. Natalie. The orphan of 
 Moscow; or, the young governess. Tr. by 
 Mrs. J. Sadlier. 823.6919 
 
 Wolf at the door. 823 . 2002 
 
 Wolf boy of China. Dalton, W: 808.871 
 Wolfe, (J^w. James. (1726-1759.) 
 
 Henty, G: A. With Wolfe in Canada. 
 
 808.1477 
 Note. — For life and character, see Grant, J. 
 Memoir of Wolfe. ( IVtth his Constable of France.) 
 p. 69, in 823 .623.— Irving, W. Wolfe and Montcalm 
 at Quebec. 13 pp. p. 355, z« 973.625. — Parkman, 
 F. Montcalm and Wolfe. 2 vols. 1885. 972.25-6. — 
 Walpole, H. Letters. (5«/! index, * 816.27.) 9 vols. 
 * 816. 19-27. — Wlnsor, J. Narrative and critical his- 
 tory of America, v. 5, p. 541; v. 8, p. 131. * 970. 
 127*; 127". 
 
 See also references in Allibone's Diet, of Fng. 
 lit. V. 3. p. 2,812, »■«** 803.8. 
 
 Wolfert's Roost, and other papers. Irving, 
 
 W. 823.1808 
 
 Wolff, Julius. The salt master of Liineburg. 
 
 Tr. by W. H: Winslow and E.. R. Winslow. 
 
 823.7185 
 Wolfings, A tale of the house of. Morris, 
 
 W: 829.697 
 
 Woman I loved and the woman who loved 
 
 me. Blagden, I. in 823.5040 
 
 Woman in white. Collins, W: W. 823 . 268 
 Woman of fire. Belot, A. 823.7526 
 
 Woman of honor, A. Bunner, H: C. 
 
 823.4595 
 Woman of the world. 3 vols. Robinson, F.. 
 M. 823.7329-31 
 
 Woman the stronger. Hagg, W: J. 823.1804 
 Woman-hater, A. Reade, C: 823.1984 
 
 Woman's error, A. Brame, Mrs. C. M. (L. ) 
 
 823.5118 
 Woman's friendship. Aguilar, G. 823.11 
 Woman's kingdom. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823 . 342 
 
 Woman's love, A. 34 pp. Opie, Mrs. A. (A.) 
 
 p. 175, in 823.6136 
 
 Woman's love story, A. in 823.5137 
 
 Woman's ransom, A. Robinson, F: W: 
 
 823.4693 
 Woman's reason, A. Howells, W: D. 
 
 823.4625 
 Woman's reward. 2 vols. Maxwell, Lady 
 C. E.. S.. (S.) Stirling- ** 823.6746-7 
 
 Woman's temptation, A. Brame, Mrs. C. 
 M. (L.) in 823.5126 
 
 Woman's vengeance, A. Payn, J. 823.6060 
 Woman's war, A. Brame, Mrs. CM. (L-) 
 
 823.5134 
 Woman's word, and how she kept it. Town- 
 send, V. F.. 823.1600 
 Won by waiting. Bayly, A. E. 823.6563 
 Won, not wooed. Payn, J. 823.6061 
 Wonder-book, A. Hawthorne, N. 808.548 
 Same. 808.1890 
 Wonderful woman, A. Fleming, 3Irs. M. A. 
 (E.) 823.582 
 Wonder-world stories. Pabke, M., and Pit- 
 man, Mrs. M. J. (D.) 808.393 
 Wondrous strange. Newby, Mrs. C. J. 
 
 823.5913 
 
 Wood, A. B. Cupid on crutches; or, one 
 
 summer at Narragansett Pier. 823 . 1647 
 
 Wood, C. Dunning. A step aside. 823.6559 
 
 Bnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 Wood, Mrs. Ellen (Price). 
 
 Bessy Rane. 823 . 601 1 
 
 The castle's heir; or, Lady Adelaide's 
 
 oath. 823.6010 
 
 Issued also as Lady Adelaide's oath, and Out of 
 the deep. 
 
 The Channings. 823.6388 
 
 Clara Lake's dream. ( With her The 
 
 Red Court farm.) z« 823.6227 
 
 Dene Hollow. 823.6009 
 
 East Lynne. 823.1731 
 
 Edina; or, missing since midnight. 
 
 823.6361 
 
 Elster's folly. 823.6008 
 
 A life's secret. ( With her The mystery.) 
 
 in 823.2921 
 
 Mail-cart robbery. in 823 . 4994 
 
 The master of Greylands. 823.6007 
 
 Mystery: a love story. 823.6229 
 
 Issued also as Anne Hereford. 
 
 Same. (.<4/.yo) A life's secret. 823.2921 
 
 The nobleman's wife. ( With her The 
 
 Red Court farm. ) in 823 . 6227 
 
 Oswald Cray. 823 . 6006 
 
 The Red Court farm. 823.1739 
 
 Same. {Also) The nobleman's wife, 
 
 {and) Clara Lake's dream. 823 . 6227 
 
 Roland Yorke. A sequel to " The Chan- 
 nings." 823.6005 
 
 St. Martin's eve. 823.6016 
 
 Squire Trevlyn's heir; or, Trevlyn Hold. 
 
 823.6017 
 Issued also as Trevlyn Hold. 
 
 The surgeon's daughters. 35 pp. 
 
 in 823.5036 
 
 Verner's pride: a tale of domestic life. 
 
 823.6015 
 Wood, Mrs. H: See Wood, Mrs. E. (P.) 
 Wood, J: G: Routledge's picture book of 
 animals . 808 . 1 883 
 
 Routledge's picture book of birds. 
 
 808.1884 
 
 Routledge's picture book of fishes, in- 
 sects, etc. 808.1885 
 
 Wood, Roland A. [Paul Cushing.'\ A bud 
 that lived. 30 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 3dser., v. 5.) p. 361, in 823.7501 
 
 Wood magic: a fable. JefFeries, R: 
 
 823.1595 
 Woodburn Grange. Howitt, W: 823.833 
 
 Woodcraft. Simms, W: G. 823.1440 
 
 Wooden Clara. Conscience, H. /« 823.5704 
 Woodlanders, The, Hardy, T: ?« 823.5136 
 Same. in 823.5186 
 
 Woodman, The. James, G: P. R. 823.882 
 Wood-rangers, The. Reid, T: M. 823.7145 
 Woods, K.. Pearson. Metzerott, shoemaker. 
 
 823.6995 
 Woods, Mrs. Margaret L. (Bradley). A vil- 
 lage tragedy. 823.5454 
 Woodstock. Scott, Sir W. 823 . 1414 
 Same. ** 823.6032; 823.7477 
 Wooed and married. Carey, R. N. 
 
 823.2993 
 Wooing o't. Hector, Mrs. A. (F.) 823.748 
 Same. in 823.5070 
 
 Woolsey, S..Chauncey. {Susan Coolidge.'] 
 
 For summer afternoons. 823.4105 
 
 Just sixteen. 808.1534 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 291 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 English Fiction. Contin: 
 Woolson, Constance Fenimore. 
 
 Anne. 823.4468 
 
 Castle Nowhere: lake-country sketches. 
 
 823.4085 
 
 East Angels. 823.4966 
 
 For the major. 823.4539 
 
 Miss Grief. 35 pp. {In Stories by 
 
 Amer. authors, v. 4.) p. 5, in 823.4705 
 
 Rodman the keeper: southern sketches. 
 
 823 . 2039 
 Word only a word, A. Ebers, G. M. 823 . 7452 
 Work. Alcott, L.. M. 823.35 
 
 Working and waiting. Brock, iT/r^. F.. E.. 
 
 G. (B.) Carey- 823.4337 
 
 World between them. Brame, Mrs. C. M. 
 
 (L.) 823.4768 
 
 Same. itt 823.5137 
 
 World by the fireside, The. Kirby, M.,, and 
 
 Kirby, E.. 808.1891 
 
 World in the church. Riddell, Mrs. C. E. 
 
 L. (C.) 823.1338 
 
 World of ice. Ballantyne, R. M. 808.265 
 World we live in, The. Crawfurd, O. J: F: 
 
 823-4793 
 World went very well then. Besant, W. 
 
 823.5145 
 Same. 823.5187 
 
 World's desire, The. Haggard, H: R., and 
 Lang, A. 823.7380 
 
 World's verdict, The. Hopkins, M:, Jr. 
 
 823.5453 
 
 Wratislaw, Albert H:, tr. Sixty folk-tales 
 
 from exclusively Slavonic sources. With 
 
 introd. and notes. 823.6946 
 
 Wraxall, F: C: Lascelles. Golden -hair. 
 
 823.1745 
 Wreck of the Chancellor. Verne, J. 
 
 823.5162 
 
 Same. 823 . 5204 
 
 Wreck of the " Copeland. " 14 pp. Haggard, 
 
 H: R. z« 823.6606 
 
 Wreck of the " Grosvenor." Russell, W: C. 
 
 in 823.6702 
 Wreck of the Red Bird. Eggleston, G: C. 
 
 808.1142 
 Wrecked but not ruined. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.1265 
 Same. in 808.1269 
 
 Wrecked in port. Yates, E. H. 823.5891 
 Wrecked on Labrador. Stearns, W. A. 
 
 808.1672 
 Wright, D. Thew. Mrs. Armington's ward; 
 or, the inferior sex. 823.4092 
 
 Wright, Henrietta Christian. 
 
 Children's stories in American history. 
 
 808.1581 
 Contents: — Ancient America. — The mound-build- 
 ers. — The red men. — The Northmen. — Columbus 
 and the discovery of America.— The Cabots. — Amer- 
 icus Vespucius. — Ponce de I,eon. — Vasco Nunez de 
 Balboa, the discoverer of the Pacific ocean. — Cabeca 
 de Vaca. — Hernando Cortez and the conquest of 
 Mexico. — Pizarro and the conquest of Peru. — Fer- 
 dinand de Soto, the discoverer of the Mississippi. — 
 Verrazano.— Jacques Cartier. — The Hugfuenots. — Sir 
 Walter Raleigh. — Story of Pocahontas, the Indian 
 princess.— Settlement of Maine, and discovery of 
 I«ake Champlain.— Henry Hudson and tha Knicker- 
 bockers.— The Pilgrims and the settlement of New 
 England.— La Salle.— Story of Acadia.— Story of 
 Pontiac. — The revolution. 
 
 Same. 80S. 1695 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Wright, Henrietta Christian. Contin. 
 
 Children's stories in English literature. 
 
 From Taliesin to Shakespeare. 808. 1533 
 
 Contents:— The old British songs.— The old Saxon 
 songs. — Caedmon. — The venerable Bede. — King Al- 
 fred.— The romance of King Arthur.— Robin Hood: 
 the hero of the people. — Langlande. — Gower. — Sir 
 John Mandeville.— Geoffrey Chaucer.— Wickliffe.— 
 Caxton. — Edmund Speuscr and The faery queene. — 
 Sir Philip Sidney.— The rise of the drama. 
 
 Children's stories of American progress. 
 
 808.1696 
 Co«/^»/j.— Beginning of western settlement.— 
 The Barbary pirates.— Purchase of Louisiana.— Ex- 
 pedition of Lewis and Clarke to the Pacific ocean. — 
 First steamboat.— Battle of Tippecanoe.— War of 
 1812. — Purchase of Florida.— Story of slavery. — 
 Story of the railroad.— Indian troubles in Florida. — 
 Stoty of the telegraph.— Annexation of Texas. — 
 Mexican war.— Settlement of the northwest bound- 
 ary.— Discovery of gold.— The rebellion.— The south 
 after the war. 
 
 Children's stories of the great scientists. 
 
 Ports. 808.1644 
 
 Cb«/^M^^..— Galileo and the wonders of the tele- 
 scope, 1564-1642.— Kepler and the pathways of the 
 planets, 1571-1635.— Newton and the finding of the 
 world secret, 1642-1727. — Franklin and the identity 
 of lightning and electricity, 1 706-1790. — Charles 
 Linnaeus and the story of the flowers, 1707-1778. — 
 Herschel and the story of the stars, 173&-1822.— 
 Rumford and the relations of motion and heat, 
 1753-1814.— Cuvier and the animals of the past, 1769- 
 1832. — Humboldt and nature in the new world, 1769- 
 1859. — Davy and nature's magicians, 1778-1829. — Far- 
 aday and the production of electricity by magnet- 
 ism, 1791-1867.— Charles Lyell and the story of the 
 rocks, 1797-1875.— Agassiz and the story of the ani- 
 mal kingdom, 1807-1874.— Tyndall and diamagnet- 
 ism and radiant heat, 1825. — Kirchoff and the story 
 told by sunbeam and starbeam, 1824-1887. — Darwin 
 and Huxley. 
 
 The princess Liliwinkins, and other sto- 
 ries. 808.1558 
 
 Wright, Mrs. Julia (McNair). 
 
 Patriot and Tory; one hundred years 
 
 ago: a tale of the revolution. 823.6021 
 
 (Stories of) Twelve noble men, 808. 1540 
 
 Contents:— Hoot, Martin. — Howard, J: — King:, 
 
 Rev. Jonas. — Krummacher, F: W. — layman, H: — 
 Miller, Roger.— Newton, Jj— Sanctis, Luigi de.— 
 Savonarola, Girolamo. — Wesley, J: and C: — 
 Whitefleld, G:— TVilberforce, W: 
 
 Wright, Mrs. S.. A. The crimson star; or, 
 the midnight vision: a romance founded on 
 facts. 823.1746 
 
 Wrong box. The. Stevenson, R. L:, and 
 Osbourne, L. 823.6985 
 
 Wuthering heights. Bronte, E. 823 . 130 
 
 Wyandotte. Cooper, J. F. 823.318 
 
 Same. 823 . 7469 
 
 Wyatt, T: The cottage by the river, 56 pp. 
 {In Tales from Blackwood, 2d sen, v. 11,) 
 
 in 823.7495 
 
 Wych Hazel, Warner, S,, and Warner, A.. 
 
 B. 823.1684 
 Wylde, K.. A dreamer. 823.4043 
 Wyllard's weird. Maxwell, Mrs. M,. E.. (B.) 
 
 in 823.5096 
 Wyncote. Erskine, Mrs. T: 823.535 
 
 Wyss, Johann D: The Swiss family Robin- 
 son; or, adventures of a shipwrecked fam- 
 ily on a desolate island. With introd. of 
 C: Nodier. (Anon.) 808.376 
 
 Xenia Repnin^. MacGahan, Mrs. B. (E.) 
 
 823.7267 
 X^nie's inheritance, Durand, Mme. A. M. 
 
 C. (H.) 823.4209 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 292 
 
 ENGUSH FICTION 
 
 ^Eng-lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Yankee middy, The. Adams, W: T. 808.514 
 Yardley, il/irs. J.. Little sister. 823.4535 
 
 Yarns of an old mariner. Clarke, Mrs. M.. 
 v.. (N.) Cowden- 823.233 
 
 Same. 823 . 4248 
 
 Yates, Edmund Hodgson. 
 
 Black sheep. 823.1748 
 
 Broken to harness: a story of English 
 
 domestic life. 
 
 Dr. Wainwright's patient. 
 
 The impending sword. 
 
 Same. 
 
 Kissing the rod. 
 
 Land at last. 
 
 Nobody's fortune. 
 
 A righted wrong. 
 
 The rock ahead. 
 
 Running the gauntlet. 
 
 Two, by tricks. 
 
 A waiting race. 
 
 Wrecked in port. 
 
 The yellow flag. 
 
 Satne. 
 
 Yatil. 27 pp. Millet, F. D. 
 
 p. 54, «■« 823.4706 
 Year at Poplar row, A. Ellin wood, M. 
 
 823.524 
 Yesir one of the republic. 1793 
 
 E)., and Chatrian, P. A. 
 
 Same. 
 Yeast. Kingsley, C: 
 Yellow flag. The. Yates, E- H. 
 
 Sam,e. 
 Yellow Frigate, The. Grant, J. 
 Yellow snake. The. Bishop, W: H: 
 
 823.6391 
 Yellowplush, Memoirs of Mr. C. J. Thack- 
 eray, W: M. in 823.1577 
 Yellowplush papers, The. Thackeray, W: 
 
 M. 823.7419 
 
 Yelverton, Mrs. Maria Theresa (Longworth). 
 
 T,2JaSXsk: a tale of the Yo-semite. 823 . 1759 
 Yelverton, Theresa. See Yelverton, Mrs. M. 
 
 T. (L.) 
 Yemassee, The. Simms, W: G. 823 . 1441 
 Yoke of the Thorah, The. Harland, H: 
 
 823.5198 
 Yolande. Black, W: 
 Yonge, C. M.. Beechcroft. 
 
 The caged lion. 
 
 The castle builders; or, the 
 
 confirmation. 
 
 Chantry House. {With 
 
 life.) 
 
 823.1749 
 823.5890 
 823.2011 
 
 823.5193 
 823.1752 
 
 823.1753 
 823.1754 
 823.1755 
 823.1756 
 
 823.1757 
 823.5614 
 823.2010 
 823.5891 
 823.1758 
 823 . 6020 
 
 Erckmann, 
 823.6861 
 
 823.7253 
 
 823.936 
 
 823.1758 
 
 823 . 6020 
 
 823.658 
 
 823.7453 
 823.1760 
 823.1761 
 deferred 
 823.7116 
 her Love and 
 in 823.3347 
 
 The chaplet of pearls. 823 . 1762 
 
 Same. 823.6004; 823.6096 
 
 The clever woman of the family. 
 
 823.1763 
 
 The daisy chain; or, aspirations: a fam- 
 ily chronicle. 823.1764 
 
 The disturbing element; or, chronicles 
 
 of the Blue-bell Society. 823 . 5637 
 
 The dove in the eagle's nest. 823. 1765 
 
 Dynevor Terrace; or, the clue of life. 2 
 
 vols, (in i). 823.1766 
 
 Heartsease; or, the brother's wife. 
 
 823.1767 
 
 The heir of Redely ffe. 823. 1768 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Yonge, CM.. Contin. 
 
 Hopes and fears; or, scenes from the 
 
 life of a spinster. 823.1769 
 
 The little duke, Richard the Fearless. 
 
 808.1576 
 Issued also as Richard the Fearless. 
 
 Love and life: an old story in eighteenth 
 
 century costume. 823 . 2443 
 
 Same. {Also) The two sides of the 
 
 shield. (^«rf) Chantry House. 823.3347 
 
 A modern Telemachus. 823.5760 
 
 My young Alcides: a faded photograph. 
 
 823.1770 
 
 Nuttie's father. 823.5761 
 
 The pigeon pie: a tale of Round-head 
 
 times. 823.1771 
 
 The pillars of the house; or, under 
 
 wode, under rode. 2 vols. 823.1772-3 
 
 The prince and the page: a story of the 
 
 last crusade. 808.1504 
 
 Stray pearls: memoirs of Margaret de 
 
 Ribaumont, viscountess of Bellaise. 
 
 823.6958 
 
 The three brides. 823 . 1774 
 
 The trial: more links of the daisy chain. 
 
 2 vols, (in i). 823.1775 
 
 The two guardians; or, home in this 
 
 world. 823.1776 
 
 The two sides of the shield. ( With her 
 
 Love and life.) z« 823.3347 
 
 Under the storm; or, Steadfast's charge. 
 
 in 823.6693 
 
 Young folks' history of England. 
 
 808 . 794 
 
 Young folks' history of France. 
 
 808.755 
 
 Young folks' history of Germany. 
 
 943-5 
 
 Young folks' history of Greece. 
 
 808.748 
 Young folks' history of Rome. 808.749 
 
 The young step-mother. 2 vols, (in 1). 
 
 823.1777 
 York and a Lancaster rose, A. Keary, A. 
 
 808.1489 
 
 823.6354 
 
 Young folks' history of 
 
 (Holland and Belgium.) 
 
 949 83 
 
 Adrift: a story of Niag- 
 
 823.6576 
 
 2 ser. See Adams, 
 
 Youma. Hearn, L. 
 Young, Alexander, 
 the Netherlands. 
 
 Young, Julia Ditto. 
 
 ara. 
 Young America abroad. 
 
 W: T. 
 Young Americans in Japan. 
 
 Greey, E: 
 
 808.1873 
 
 Young American's library of eminent states- 
 men. 
 
 Clay, H:, Life of. 808.792 
 
 Penn, W:, Life of. 808.796 
 
 Young American's library of famous gen- 
 erals. 
 Jackson, Andrew, Life of. _ 808.744 
 
 Lafayette, Gen., Life of. 
 Marion, Francis. 
 Taylor, Zachary, Life of. 
 Washington, G:, Life of. 
 
 808.727; 808 
 
 745 
 742 
 728 
 726 
 
 By H: C. Watson. 
 Young buglers. The. Henty, G: A. 808.1471 
 Young Carthaginian, The. Henty, G: A. 
 
 808.1436 
 Young Crusoe. Harley, Z?^. — . 808.375 
 
ENGLISH I^ICTION 
 
 293 
 
 English fiction 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Young doctor, The. Conscience, H. 
 
 in 823.5659 
 
 Young duke, The. Disraeli, B: 823 . 468 
 
 Same. in 82^.2751 
 
 Young exiles, The. Bowman, A. 808.203 
 
 Young folks' heroes of history. See Towle, 
 G:M. 
 
 Young folks' heroes of the rebellion. Head- 
 ley, P. C. Fighting Phil: the life ... of 
 P. H. Sheridan. 808.1600 
 
 Young folks' history of — 
 
 America. By H. Butterworth. 970-67 
 
 Boston. By H. Butterworth. 974-143 
 
 Civil war. By Mrs. C. E. Cheney. 973-689 
 
 England. By C. M.. Yonge. 808.794 
 
 France. By C. M.. Yonge. 808.755 
 
 Germany. By C. M.. Yonge. 943-5 
 
 Greece. By C. M.. Yonge. 808.748 
 
 I^ondon. By W: H. Rideing. 942.1309 
 
 Mexico. By F: A. Ober. 978-75 
 
 Netherlands. By A. Young. 949-83 
 
 Rome. By C. M.. Yonge. 808.749 
 
 Russia. By N. H. Dole. 947-46 
 
 Young folks' life of Washington. Brown, F. 
 F. 808.1652 
 
 Young Foresters, and other tales. Kingston, 
 W: H: G. 808.878 
 
 Young fur traders. Ballantyne, R. M. 
 
 808.268 
 
 Young girl's wooing, A. Roe, F: P. 
 
 823.4870 
 
 Young lady's tale: — The two Fmilys. Lee, 
 S. p. 167, in 823.698 
 
 Young lieutenant, The. Adams, W: T. 
 
 808.515 
 
 Young llanero. Kingston, W: H: G. 
 
 808.354 
 
 Young maids and old. Burnham, Mrs. C. L. 
 (R.) 823.5458 
 
 Young man's fancy, A. Bridges, Mrs. Col. 
 — . 823.3064 
 
 Young Maugars. Theuriet, A. 823.2333 
 
 Young Mrs. Jardine. Craik, Mrs. D. M. (M.) 
 
 823.343 
 
 Young Moll's Peevy. 14 pp. Stephens, C: 
 A. p. 74, in 823.4711 
 
 Young moose-hunters, The. Stephens, C: A. 
 
 808.1889 
 
 Young Musgrave. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. 
 (W.) 823.5947 
 
 Young people's history of England. Towle, 
 G: M. 942.1310 
 
 Young people's history of Ireland. Towle, G: 
 M. 941 . 133 
 
 Young pioneers of the north-west. Pearson, 
 C: H. 808.1656 
 
 Young silver seekers. Cozzens, S: W. 
 
 808.1630 
 
 Young stepmother. Yonge, C. M.. 
 
 823.1777 
 
 Young Strong of "The Clarion." 46 pp. 
 
 Shinn, M. W. in 823.4710 
 
 Young trail hunter ser. See Cozzens, S: W. 
 
 Young trail hunters. Cozzens, S: W. 
 
 808.1628 
 Young voyageurs. The. Reid, Capi. T: M. 
 
 808.1681 
 Young West Indian, The. Blackford, Mrs. 
 — . in 823.6584 
 
 Young yagers, The. Reid, Capt. T: M. 
 
 808.1466 
 
 Ijnglisb Fiction. Contin. 
 Youth of Jefferson. Cooke, J: E. 823.7421 
 
 Youth of Shakespeare. Williams, R. F. 
 
 in ** 823.6260 
 Youth of the Old Dominion. Hopkins, S: 
 
 823.826 
 Yule-tide stories. Thorpe, B:, ^a?. 823.4231 
 Zanita. Yelverton, Mrs. M. T. (L.) 
 
 823.1759 
 Zanoni. Lytton, F: G: F. L. Bulwer- 
 
 823-5936 
 
 Same. 823.5970 
 
 Zedritz, K: F: The double wedding at Dun- 
 
 derviksborg. 58 pp. Tr. by Mrs. F.. C. 
 
 Henderson. (Henderson, Mrs. F.. C. £>un- 
 
 derviksborg,etc.) 1881. p. 31, ?« 823.6534 
 
 Zelda's fortune. Francillon, R. F: 823.5871 
 
 Zeluco. 2 vols. Moore, Dr. J: 
 
 ** 823.2095-6 
 Zeph. Jackson, iTtfir.s.H.. M. (F.) 823.5266 
 Zerub Throop's experiment. Whitney, Mrs. 
 A.D. (T.) 823.1703 
 
 Zerviah Hope. 36 pp. Ward, Mrs. F.. S. 
 (P.) p. 102, in 823.4709 
 
 Ziccl. Lytton, F: G: E. L. Bulwer- 
 
 in 823.1029 
 Same. in 823 . 5863; in 823 . 5975 
 
 Zigzag journeys in Acadia and New France. 
 Butterworth, H. 808.1811 
 
 Zigzag journeys in classic lands. Butter- 
 worth, H. 808.1816 
 Zigzag journeys in Europe. Butterworth, 
 H. 808.1820 
 Zigzag journeys in India. Butterworth, H. 
 
 808.1817 
 Zigzag journeys in northern lands. Butter- 
 worth, H. ■ 808.1814 
 Zigzag journeys in the antipodes. Butter- 
 worth, H. 808.1815 
 Zigzag journeys in the British isles. Butter- 
 worth, H. 808.1813 
 Zigzag journeys in the great northwest. But- 
 terworth, H. 808.1915 
 Zigzag journeys in the Levant. Butterworth, 
 H. 808.1812 
 Zigzag journeys in the Occident. Butter- 
 worth, H. 808.1810 
 Zigzag journeys in the Orient. Butterworth, 
 H. 808.1818 
 Zigzag journeys in the sunny south. Butter- 
 worth, H. 808.1819 
 Zig-zag, the clown. Du Boisgobey, F. 
 
 in 823.5069 
 
 Zimmern H.., tr. The epic of kings: stories 
 
 retold from Firdusi. 823.6143 
 
 , and Alice. Half-hours with foreign 
 
 novelists; with short notices of (their) lives 
 
 and writings. 2 vols. ** 823.6613-14 
 
 Contents: — v. i: Auerbach. — Busken-Huet. — Cher- 
 
 buliez. — Daudet. — Farina. — Flygare-Carlen. — 
 
 Hacklander. — J6kai. — Murger, Henry. — Von 
 
 Sacher-Masoch. — Sand, George. — Spielhagen. — 
 
 Stifter. 
 
 V. 2: Balzac. — Bjomson. — Bosboom-Toussaint, A. L. 
 
 G. — Caballero. — Feuillet.— Freytag. — Gaboriau. — 
 
 Heyse. — Keller. — Kraszewski. — Marlitt. — San- 
 
 deau. — Turgenef. 
 
 Zohrab the hostage. Morier, J. * 823 . 6186 
 
 Zola, EJmile. Magdalen F^rat. Tr. by J: 
 Stirling. 823.5401 
 
ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 294 
 
 ENGLISH FICTION 
 
 Eiig'lisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Zoroaster. Crawford, F. M. 823.4886 
 
 Zschokke, Heinrich. See Zschokke, J. H. D. 
 Zschokke, Johann Heinrich Daniel. 
 
 The broken pitcher. 23 pp. ( With 
 
 Betty's bright idea. By Mrs. H. (B.) 
 Stowe.) in 823.6678 
 
 The goldmakers' village; or, a history 
 
 of the manner in which two and thirty 
 men sold themselves to the devil. 823 . 6834 
 
 Labour stands on golden feet: a holiday 
 
 story. Tr. by J: Yeats. 823.6833 
 
 The princess of Brunswick-Wolfenbiit- 
 
 tel, and other tales. Tr. by M. A. Faber. 
 
 823.6835 
 
 The rose of Disentis. Tr. by J. J. D. 
 
 Treuor. 823 . 6929 
 
 A Sylvester night's adventure. Tr. by 
 
 M. B. W. 823.4746 
 
 £ngrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Zschokke, Johann Heinrich Daniel. Contin. 
 
 Veronica; or, the free court of Aarau. 
 
 Tr. by S: Spring. 823.6274 
 
 Zululand. See also note under Africa. 
 
 Adams, H: C. Perils in the Transvaal 
 
 and Zululand. 808 . 1618 
 
 Haggard, H: R. The witch's head. 
 
 (Adventures in Zululand.) 823.7159 
 
 Note.— See Du Val, C: With a show through 
 southern Africa. 1884. 916.201. — Haggard, H: R. 
 Cetywayo and his white neighbours. 1890. 968.5. — 
 Little, J. S. South Africa: men, manners, and 
 facts. 2 vols. 1884. 916.202. — MuUer, F. M. Nur- 
 sery tales. (Chips from a German workshop, v. 2.) 
 290.7. — Sheldon, I,. V. Yankee girls in Zululand. 
 1888. 916.205. 
 
 Ziirich. Lander, S.. W. 808.104 
 
 See also Switzerland. 
 
 Zury: the meanest man in Spring county. 
 
 Kirkland, J. 823.4962 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 Engrlish Fiction. 
 
 Absentee, The. Edge worth, M. 823.504 
 
 Same. 2 vols. 823.7430-31 
 
 "Acte." Westbury, H. 823.7556 
 
 Afloat and ashore. Cooper, J. F. 
 
 in 823.7466 
 
 Africa. Landers, J. The story of James 
 
 Barker: a tale of the Congo coast. 68 pp. 
 
 (/» Tales from Blackwood. 3dser., v. 5.) 
 
 p. 141, in 823.7501 
 
 Agincourt. James, G: P. R. 823.6478 
 
 Alcock, Deborah. The dark year of Dundee: 
 
 a tale of the Scottish reformation. {Also) 
 
 The prior's tithe. 823 . 7532 
 
 The prior's tithe. ( IVith her The dark 
 
 year of Dundee.) in 823.7532 
 
 Alexis, Wilibald, pseud. See Haring, G. W. 
 H. 
 
 Allardyce, Alexander. Edgar Wayne's es- 
 cape. 62 pp. (/« Tales from Blackwood. 
 2dser., V. 7.) in 823.7491 
 
 The Pundrapore residency. 64 pp. {In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 3.) 
 
 in 823.7487 
 Allen, James Lane. Flute and violin and 
 other Kentucky tales and romances. 
 
 823.7551 
 Almeria. Edge worth, M. p. 243, z« 823 . 7428 
 American girl in London, An. Duncan, S. J. 
 
 823.7541 
 Andersen, H. C. Popular tales for children. 
 
 808.1729 
 
 The sand-hills of Jutland. 808. 1730 
 
 Annie and her master. 79 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 8.) 
 
 in 823.7492 
 Appleton, G. Webb. Frozen hearts. 823 . 7356 
 Arrowsmith, J. W. 
 
 The widely quoted statement that Jerome K. 
 
 Jerome is the nom de plume of J. W. Arrowsmith 
 
 IS incorrect, and is probably due to the fact that Mr. 
 
 Arrowsmith of Bristol, England, has published 
 
 some of Mr. Jerome's popular books. See Critic, 
 
 June 20, 1891, p. 329. 
 
 Art novel. Serrao, T, Brushes and chisels. 
 
 (Artist life in Rome.) 823 . 7514 
 
 Arvon. 2 vols. Charles, C. M. 823 . 7537-8 
 
 Asaph. Cooley, Mrs. A. (K. ) 823 . 7478 
 
 Aunt Ann's ghost story. 35 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 9.) 
 
 in 823.7493 
 
 a joint-stock company 
 
 {In Tales from Black- 
 
 5.) in 823.7489 
 
 Autobiography of 
 
 (limited). 66 pp. 
 wood. 2d ser., v. 
 
 Awakening of Mary Fen wick. Whitby, B. 
 
 823.7357 
 Aytoun, W: Edmonstoune. 
 
 The congress and the Agapedome. 60 
 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 
 2.) z« 823.7486 
 
 The raid of ArnaboU: a tale of the by- 
 gone year. 75 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 2dser., v. 2.) r« 823.7486 
 
 ESn^lish Fiction. Contin. 
 Aytoun, W: Edmonstoune. Contin. 
 
 Rapping the question: a tale of modern 
 
 magic. 45 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 
 2d ser., v. 9.) in 823.7493 
 
 Bain, F. W. Dmitri: a romance of old Rus- 
 sia. 823.7355 
 
 Balaam and his master, and other sketches 
 and stories. Harris, J. C. 823.7572 
 
 Balzac, Honord de. The lily of the valley. 
 Tr. by K.. P. Wormeley. 823.7534 
 
 Ursula. Tr. by K.. P. Wormeley. 
 
 823.7535 
 Barr, 3Irs. Amelia Edith (Huddleston). The 
 beads of Tasmer. 823 . 7536 
 
 Bartol, M. Honor May. 823.7558 
 
 Bates, Arlo. A book o' nine tales. 823.7564 
 Bates's tour. (Personally conducted.) 37 pp. 
 {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 7.) 
 
 in 823.7491 
 Beads of Tasmer. Barr, Mrs. A. E. (H. ) 
 
 823.7536 
 Belinda. 2 vols. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 823.7432-3 
 
 Bells of Botreaux, The: a legend. 48 pp. 
 
 {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. i.) 
 
 in 823.7485 
 Belot, Adolphe. The woman of fire. 
 
 823.7526 
 
 Bent, Morris. Chapter from an unknown 
 
 life. 26 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 
 
 3d ser., V. 6.) p. 93, in 823.7502 
 
 Betrothed, The. Scott, 5z> W. 823.7471 
 
 Bible, Stories from the. Church, A. J: 
 
 808.1733 
 Bird, Capt. — . A dead man's vengeance. 
 44 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d 
 ser., V. 5.) p. 96, in 823.7501 
 
 Bird, Robert Montgomery. The infidel; or, 
 the fall of Mexico. 2 vols. 823 . 7562-3 
 
 Bjornson, Bjomstjerne. The railroad and 
 the churchyard, etc. Tr. (from the Nor- 
 wegian) by C. Larsen. 54 pp. ( With The 
 flying mail, by M. A. Goldschmidt.) 
 
 p. 89, in 823.7545 
 Black, W: Yolande. 823.7453 
 
 Black dwarf. The. Scott, ^^V W. 823.7472 
 Blind musician, The. Korolenko, V. 
 
 823.7550 
 Book o' nine tales, A. Bates, A. 823 . 7564 
 
 Bourgonef. 89 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 3d ser., V. I.) in 823.7497 
 
 Bowyer, James T. The witch of Jamestown: 
 a story of colonial Virginia. S23.7561 
 
 Boyle, F: A fetish city. 10 pp. {In Tales 
 from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. i.) 
 
 in 823.7497 
 
 Bradley, A. G. The doctor: an old Virginia 
 fox-hunter. 47 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 3d ser., V. 4.) p. 365, in 823.7500 
 
APPENDIX 
 
 296 
 
 APPENDIX 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 Bradley, A. G. Contin. 
 
 Mar'se Dab after the war: a Virginia 
 
 reminiscence. 39 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 6.) 
 
 p. 119, in 823.7502 
 Bradley, Marian. Pentock. 84 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 3.) 
 
 p. 135, «■« 823.7499 
 Bravo, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.7454 
 
 Breezie Langton. Smart, H. 823.7524 
 
 Bresciani, Rev. Antonio, S. J. Lorenzo; or, 
 the conscript. 823 . 753 1 
 
 Brewster, A., H. M. Compensation. 
 
 823.7559 
 Bride from the bush, A. Hornung, E. W: 
 
 823.7522 
 
 Britten, J. J. Flight. 823.7521 
 
 Brushes and chisels. Serrao, T. 823.7514 
 
 Buckland, C. T. A pickle of salt: a tale of 
 
 the Indian monopoly. 16 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 6.) 
 
 p. 314, in 823.7502 
 
 Bunner, H: Cuyler. Zadoc Pine, and other 
 
 stories. 823 . 7565 
 
 Burkhardt, C. B. Fairy tales and legends of 
 
 many nations; selected, . . . translated. 
 
 808.1744 
 
 Burton, Mrs. M. E. Don Angelo's stray 
 
 sheep. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d 
 
 sen, V. 4.) p. 209, in 823.7500 
 
 Fiddlers three. 41 pp. (/« Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 3.) 
 
 , P- 349, «■« 823.7499 
 
 Cahforma. Jenner, G. A philanthropist: a 
 tale of the vigilance committee at San 
 Francisco. 40 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 3d ser., V. 6.) p. 193, in 823.7502 
 Campbell, J: G: E: H: Douglas Sutherland, 
 Marquis of Lome. From shadow to sun- 
 light. 823.7578 
 
 Who were they? a Maltese apparition. 
 
 36 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 V. 2.) p. 247, in 823.7498 
 
 Cause worth trying, A. 49 pp. {In Tales 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 10.) 
 
 in 823.7494 
 
 Chainbearer, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.7455 
 
 Charles, C. Mitchell. Arvon; or, the trials: 
 a legend. 2 vols, 823 . 7537-8 
 
 Cheadle, Walter B. My hunt of the silver 
 fox. 29 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d 
 ser., V. 10.) ?■» 823.7494 
 
 Chesney, C: Cornwallis. The battle of Dork- 
 ing: reminiscences of a volunteer. 83 pp. 
 {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d sen, v. 2.) 
 
 in 823.7486 
 
 Child, Mrs. Lydia Maria (Francis), ed. Rain- 
 bows for children. 808. 1745 
 
 Christmas stories. Dickens, C: J: H., and 
 others. 823.452 
 
 Chronicles of the Canongate. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 823.7473 
 Church, Alfred J: Stories from the Bible. 
 
 Illus. 808.1733 
 
 Clifford, Frank S. A romance of perfume 
 
 lands; or, the search for Capt. Jacob Cole; 
 
 with interesting facts about perfumes and 
 
 articles used iu the toilet. 823 . 7539 
 
 Engrlisli Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Clifford, Mrs. Lucy (Lane). Thomas. 28 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 V. I.) in 823.7497 
 
 Clifford, Mrs. W. K. See CliflFord, Mrs. L. 
 (L.) 
 
 Collins, W: Wilkie, joint author. See Dick- 
 ens, C: J: H. 
 
 Compensation. Brewster, A. H. M. 823 . 7559 
 
 Condensed novels and stories. Harte, F. B. 
 
 823.6477 
 
 Cooley, Mrs. Alice (Kingsbury). Asaph: an 
 historical novel. 823.7478 
 
 Cooper, James Fenimore. Afloat and ashore. 
 ( With his The sea lions. ) in 823 . 7466 
 
 The bravo. {Also) Mercedes of Cas- 
 tile; or, the voyage to Cathay. 823.7454 
 
 The chainbearer; or, the Littlepage 
 
 manuscripts. {Also) The redskins; or, In- 
 dian and injin: being the conclusion of the 
 Littlepage manuscripts. 823 . 7455 
 
 The crater; or, Vulcan's peak: a tale of 
 
 the Pacific. {Also) Miles Wallingford. 
 Sequel to "Afloat and ashore." 823.7456 
 
 The deerslayer; or, the first war-path. 
 
 {Also) The last of the Mohicans. 823.7457 
 
 The headsman; or, the abbaye des Vig- 
 
 nerons. ( With his Heidenmauer.) 
 
 in 823.7458 
 
 The Heidenmauer; or, the Benedictines: 
 
 a legend of the Rhine. {Also) The heads- 
 man; or, the abbaye des Vignerons. 
 
 823.7458 
 
 Home as found. Sequel to Homeward 
 
 bound. ( With his Homeward bound.) 
 
 in 823.7459 
 
 Homeward bound; or, the chase: a tale 
 
 of the sea. {Also) Home as found. Sequel 
 to Homeward bound. 823 . 7459 
 
 Jack Tier; or, the Florida reef. ( With 
 
 his Wing and Wing.) in 823. 7468 
 
 The last of the Mohicans. ( With his 
 
 The deerslayer.) ?« 823.7457 
 
 Lionel Lincoln; or, the leaguer of Bos- 
 ton. {Also) The wept of Wish-Ton-Wish. 
 
 823.7460 
 
 Mercedes of Castile; or, the voyage to 
 
 Cathay. ( With his The bravo. ) in 823 . 7454 
 
 Miles Wallingford. Sequel to " Afloat 
 
 and ashore." ( With his The crater.) 
 
 in 823.7456 
 
 The monikins. ( With his Wyandotte.) 
 
 in 823.7469 
 
 The oak -openings; or, the bee-hunter. 
 
 {Also) Satanstoe; or, the Littlepage manu- 
 scripts: a tale of the colony. 823.7461 
 
 The pathfinder; or, the inland sea. 
 
 {Also) The pioneers; or, the sources of the 
 Susquehanna. 823 . 7462 
 
 The pilot: a tale of the sea. {Also) 
 
 The Red Rover: a tale of the sea. 823 . 7463 
 
 The pioneers; or, the sources of the 
 
 Susquehanna. ( With his The pathfinder.) 
 
 in 823.7462 
 
 The prairie, (.^/^o) The spy. 823.7464 
 
 Precaution. {Also) The ways of the 
 
 houn 823.7465 
 
 The Red Rover: a tale of the sea. 
 
 ( With his The pilot.) in 823 . 7463 
 
APPENDIX 
 
 297 
 
 APPENDIX 
 
 [Engrlish Fiction. Contin. 
 Cooper, James Fenimore. Contin. 
 
 The redskins; or, Indian and injin: 
 
 being the conclusion of the I/ittlepage 
 manuscripts. ( With his The chainbearer. ) 
 
 in 823.7455 
 
 Satanstoe; or, the Littlepage manu- 
 scripts: a tale of the colony. {With his 
 The oak-openings. ) in 823 . 7461 
 
 The sea lions; or, the lost sealers. {Also) 
 
 Afloat and ashore. 823 . 7466 
 
 The spy. ( With his The prairie.) 
 
 in 823.7464 
 
 The two admirals: a tale of the sea. 
 
 ( With his The Water-Witch. ) in 823 . 7467 
 
 The Water- Witch. {Also) The two ad- 
 mirals: a tale of the sea. 823.7467 
 
 The ways of the hour. ( With his Pre- 
 caution . ) z« 823 . 7465 
 
 The wept of Wish-Ton-Wish. ( With 
 
 his Lionel Lincoln. ) in 823 . 7460 
 
 Wing and Wing. {Also) Jack Tier; or, 
 
 the Florida reef. 823 . 7468 
 
 Wyandotte ; or, the hutted knoll. {Also) 
 
 The monikins. 823 . 7469 
 
 Copp^e, Francois Edouard Joachim. Ten 
 
 tales, tr. by W. Learned, with introd. by B. 
 
 Matthews. Tllus. with fifty pen-and-ink 
 
 drawings by A. E. Sterner. 823 . 7540 
 
 Count Lucanor. Manuel, J. 823.7513 
 
 Cousin John's property. 58 pp. {In Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 7.) 
 
 in 823.7491 
 Cowper, Frank. Christmas eve on a haunted 
 
 hulk. 34 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 
 
 3d sen, V. 6.) p. i, in 823.7502 
 
 Crater, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.7456 
 
 Crosby, Margaret. A violin obligato, and 
 
 other stories. 823 . 7569 
 
 Cruger, Mrs. Julie Grinnell (Storrow). [/«- 
 
 lien Gordon.'\ A diplomat's diary. 
 
 823.7510 
 
 A successful man. 823.7511 
 
 Camming, Constance Frederika Gordon. 
 
 " Unfathomed mysteries." 45 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 6.) 
 
 p. 158, in 823.7502 
 Cashing, Paul, pseud. See Wood, Roland A. 
 Dark year of Dundee, The. Alcock, D. 
 
 823.7532 
 Dean's daughter, The. Veitch, S. F. F. 
 
 823.7445 
 Deerslayer, The. Cooper, J. F. 823.7457 
 
 Dellenbaugh, F. S. A singular case. (/« 
 Tales from Blackwood.) 3d ser., v. 3. 
 
 p. I, in 823.7499 
 De Quincey, T: Tales and romances. {Coll. 
 writings, v. 12.) Ed. by D: Masson. 
 
 829.690 
 Co«/««/5.— Editor'spreface.— Klosterheim; or, the 
 masque. — The household wreck. — The avenger. — 
 The fatal marksman.— Mr. Schnackenberger; or, 
 the two masters for one dog. —The dice.— The king 
 of Hayti.— The incognito; or, Count Fitz-Hum.— 
 The love-charm; tr. fr. Tieck. 
 Devil's frills, The: a Dutch illustration of the 
 water cure. 29 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 2d ser., V. 8.) x« 823.7492 
 Dickens, C:J: HufiFam. Life and adventures 
 of Nicholas Nickleby. 2 vols. {Conip. 
 works. Cambr. ed.) 823.6474-5 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Diplomat's diary, A. Cruger, Mrs.]. G. (S.) 
 
 823.7510 
 Dodge, Mrs. M.. E.. (Mapes). A few friends 
 and how they amused themselves. 
 
 823.7525 
 Douglas, Robert Kennaway. 
 
 A matrimonial fraud; adapted from a 
 
 chapter of a Chinese novel. 31 pp. {In 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. i.) 
 
 p. 361, ?;« 823.7497 
 
 The twins. p. 319, in 823.7500 
 
 Within his danger: a tale from the Chi- 
 nese. 51 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 
 3d ser., V. 2.) p. 273, in 823.7498 
 
 Doyle, A. Conan. The sign of four. {Also) 
 The siege of Sunda Gunge. 823 . 7520 
 
 Doyle, R: (1824-1883.) Green, F. G. (Me- 
 moir of) D. 19 pp. (/« The Doyle fairy 
 book.) P- 27, /« 808.1737 
 
 Doyle fairy book, The. Twenty -nine fairy 
 tales tr. from various languages by A. R. 
 Montalba. With a memoir of Doyle and 
 an introd. by a member of the Folk Lore 
 Society. Illus. by R: Doyle. 808.1737 
 
 Dreams. Schreiner, O. 823.7518 
 
 Same. 823.7519 
 
 Duncan, Sara Jeannette. An American girl 
 in London. 823.7541 
 
 A social departure: how Orthodocia and 
 
 I went round the world by ourselves. Illus. 
 
 823.7542 
 Dziewicki, M. H. Airy nothing. 42 pp. {In 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 3d sen, v. 6.) 
 
 p. 51, in 823.7502 
 Easter trip of two ochlophobists, by one of 
 
 themselves. {In Tales from Blackwood. 
 
 2d sen, V. 9.) in 823.7493 
 
 Eckstein, Ernst. Against the stream. 29 
 
 pp. (Also) The boarding school girls. 28 
 
 pp. {And) The visit to the lockup. 26 pp. 
 
 {In Masterpieces of Germ, fict.) 
 
 in 823.7552 
 Edgeworth, Maria. Tales of fashionable life: 
 
 the absentee. 823.504 
 
 Egerton, Z-orafFrancisLeveson Gower. Earl 
 
 of Ellesmere. Viscount Brackley. 
 
 For works, see Bulletin No. 5 of this lyibrary. 
 Eggieston, G: Cary. A man of honor. Illus. 
 
 823.7560 
 , and Marbourg, Dolores. Juggernaut: a 
 
 veiled record. 823.7543 
 
 Elliott, S.. Barnwell. Jerry: a novel. 
 
 823.7533 
 Emilie de Coulanges. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 p. \M,in 823.7431 
 England. 
 
 Duncan, S. J. An American girl in 
 
 London. (London life.) 823.7541 
 
 Gould, S. Baring- Urith: a tale of Dart- 
 moor. (Country parish life after the close 
 of civil war. 17th cent.) 823.7546 
 
 James, G: P. R. Agincourt. (Battle of 
 
 Agincourt, 1415.) 
 Fairy tales. 
 Burkhardt, C. B. 
 
 of many nations. 
 
 823.6478 
 
 Fairy tales and legends 
 808.1744 
 
APPENDIX 
 
 298 
 
 APPENDIX 
 
 Rainbows for 
 
 808 1745 
 
 , . . Tr. from 
 
 Slnglish Fiction. Contin. 
 Fairy tales. Contin. 
 
 Child, Mrs. L. M. (F.) 
 
 children. 
 
 Doyle fairy book, The. 
 
 various languages by A. R. Montalba. Illus. 
 by R: Doyle. 808.1737 
 
 Grimm, J. L. K., and Grimm, W. K: 
 
 Grimm's goblins. 808 . 1 743 
 
 Household stories. Tr. by L. Crane. 
 
 808.1738 
 
 Hamilton, Count A. Fairy tales and 
 
 romances. ** 808.1739 
 
 Maguire, J: F. Young Prince Marigold, 
 
 and other fairy stories. 808. 1740 
 
 Shedlock, E. Iv. A trip to music-land: 
 
 a fairy tale forming an allegorical . . . ex- 
 position of the elements of music. Illus. 
 
 808.1933 
 Fairy tales and legends of many nations. 
 Burkhardt, C. B. 808.1744 
 
 Fairy tales and romances. Hamilton, Count 
 A. ** 808. 1739 
 
 Farrington, Margaret Vere. Fra Lippo Lip- 
 pi: a romance. Port. Illus. 823.6476 
 Felicia. Murfree, F. N. D. 823.7581 
 Few friends, A, and how they amused them- 
 selves. Dodge, Mrs. M.. E.. (M.) 
 ^.. , . 823.7525 
 Flight. Bntton.J. J. 823.7521 
 
 Flute and violin, and other Kentucky tales, 
 etc. Allen, J. L. 823.7551 
 
 Flying mail, The. 36 pp. Goldschmidt, M. 
 A. p. 7, 2« 823.7545 
 
 Forest life. 2 vols. Kirkland, Mrs. C. M. 
 (S.) 823.7529-30 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel. 2 vols. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 823.7474-5 
 
 Fourteen to one. Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) 
 
 r, . . . 823.7583 
 
 Fra Lippo Lippi. Famngton, M. V. 
 
 823.6476 
 France. 
 
 Balzac, H, de. Ursula. Tr. by K.. P. 
 
 Wormeley. (Scene in Nemours; provin- 
 cial life.) 823.7535 
 
 Genlis, S.-F. (D. de S.-A.), comtesse de. 
 
 Mademoiselle de La Fayette: an hist, novel 
 
 ... of the court of Louis XIII. (1610- 
 1643.) ** 823.7544 
 
 Hope, A. Alive and yet dead. Some 
 
 passages in the life of a French convict. 
 47 pp. (/« Tales from Blackwood. 3dser., 
 V. 4.) p. Toi, in 823.7500 
 
 Metamorphoses: a tale. [In Tales from 
 
 Blackwood. 2dser., v. 4.) (French revo- 
 lution.) in 823.7488 
 
 Francis, Francis. Mosquito: a tale of the 
 Mexican frontier. 823.7517 
 
 French, Alice. [Octave Thanet.'\ Otto the 
 knight, and other trans-Mississippi stories. 
 
 823.7588 
 
 From shadow to sunlight. Campbell, J: G: 
 E:H:D. S. 823.7578 
 
 Games. Dodge, Mrs. M.. E.. (M.) A few 
 friends, and how they amused themselves. 
 
 823.7525 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Genlis, St^phanie-F^licit^ (Ducrest de Saint- 
 Aubin), comtesse de. Mademoiselle de La 
 Fayette, an hist, novel illustrating the char- 
 acter ... of the court of Louis XIII. 2 
 vols, (in I). ** 823.7544 
 
 Geographical novel. Duncan, S. J. A so- 
 cial departure: how Orthodocia and I went 
 round the world by ourselves. 823.7542 
 
 German fiction. Masterpieces of. 823.7552 
 For contents, see Masterpieces of German fiction. 
 
 Ghost stories. Jerome, J. K. Told after sup- 
 per. 823 . 6469 
 
 Goldschmidt, Meier Aaron. The flying mail. 
 (From the Danish.) 36 pp. {Also) Old 
 Olaf, by M. Thoresen. 46 pp. {And) The 
 railroad and the churchyard (etc.), by B. 
 Bjornson. 54 pp. (All) tr. by C. Larsen. 
 
 823.7545 
 
 Gordon, Julien, pseud. 
 G. (S.) 
 
 Gould, Sabine Baring- 
 moor. 
 
 See Cruger, Mrs. j. 
 
 Urith: a tale of Dart- 
 823.7546 
 
 Grant, Robert. Mrs. Harold Stagg. 
 
 823-7547 
 Gray, T. The vestal; or, a tale of Pompeii. 
 
 (Anon.) ** 823.6252 
 
 Grimm, Jakob Ludwig K:, and Grimm, Wil- 
 
 helm K: Grimm's goblins. 808.1743 
 
 Household stories. Tr. from the German 
 
 by L. Crane, and (illus.) by W. Crane. 
 
 808.1738 
 Grimm's goblins. Grimm, J. L. K:, and W. 
 K: 808.1743 
 
 Hall, C: W. Twice taken: an historical ro- 
 mance of the maritime British provinces. 
 
 823.7523 
 Hamilton, CbM«/! Anthony. (1646-1720.) Fairy 
 tales and romances. Tr. from the French 
 by M. Lewis, H. T. Ryde and C. Kenney. 
 
 ** 808.1739 
 Hamley, Sir E: Bruce. [Alexander Sue- 
 Sand, fits.'] The last French hero: being 
 some chapters of a very French novel not 
 yet published. 55 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 2d ser., v. 4.) in 823.7488 
 
 A recent confession of an opium-eater. 
 
 23 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 2d 
 ser.,v. I.) in 823.7485 
 
 Hamley, W: G. A magnetic mystery. 58 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 V. 2.) p. 353, «« 823.7498 
 
 A medium of last century. (/« Tales 
 
 from Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 4.) 
 
 p. I, in 823.7500 
 
 Hans of Iceland. Hugo, V. M., vicomte. 
 
 ** 823.6471 
 
 Harcourt, Alfred. Jack and Minory: a tale 
 of Christmas-tide. 55 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 3d ser., v. 2.) 
 
 p. 144, in 823.7498 
 
 Hardman, F: The great unknown: a jest 
 from the German. 41 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 2d ser. , v. 9. ) in 823 . 7493 
 
 Haring, Georg Wilhelm Heinrich. [ Wili- 
 bald Alexis.} Hans Preller: a legend of 
 the Rhine falls. Tr. by C. L. Lewes. 26 
 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d ser., 
 V. 2.) p. 90, in 823.7498 
 
APPENDIX 
 
 299 
 
 APPENDIX 
 
 Kuglish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Harris, Joel Chandler. Balaam and his mas- 
 ter, and other sketches and stories. 
 
 823.7572 
 
 Harte, Francis Bret. Condensed novels and 
 
 stories. 823 . 6477 
 
 Hartley, Gilfrid W. The factor's shooting. 
 
 29 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d 
 
 ser., V. 2.) p. 324, in 823.7498 
 
 Master Tommy's experiment: a heather- 
 burning story. 24 pp. {In Tales from 
 Blackwood. 3d ser., v. i.) 
 
 p. 337, «•« 823.7497 
 Heyse, Johann Ludwlg Paul. L'Arrabiata. 
 28 pp. {Also) Beppe, the star gazer. 50 
 pp. {And) Maria Francisca. 64 pp. {In 
 Masterpieces of Germ, fict.) in 823.7552 
 Hodgetts, Edith M. S., tr. Tales and le- 
 gends from the land of the tzar: a collec- 
 tion of Russian stories. 808.1734 
 Homo sum. Ebers, G. M. 823.4525 
 Honor May. Bartol, M. 823 . 7558 
 Hope, Andr^e. Alive and yet dead: some 
 passages in the life of a French convict. 
 47 pp. {In Tales from Blackwood. 3d 
 . ser., V. 4.) p. loi, in 823.7500 
 Hopfen, Hans. Trudel's ball. 70 pp. {Also) 
 The fortunes and fate of little Spangle. 
 53 PP- {I'"' Masterpieces of Germ, fict.) 
 
 in 823.7552 
 Hornung, Ernest W: A bride from the bush. 
 
 823.7522 
 Household stories. Grimm, J. I,. K., and 
 Grimm, W. K: 808.1738 
 
 Hugessen, Hon. Eva Knatchbull- A dra- 
 matic effect. 46 pp. {In Tales from Black- 
 wood. 3d ser., V. 5.) p. 315, in 823.7501 
 Hugo, Victor Marie, vicomte. Hans of Ice- 
 land. Tr. by A. L. Alger. Illus. 
 
 ** 823.6471 
 lermola. Kraszewski, J. I. 823 . 7577 
 
 Imaginary countries and travels. 
 
 Clifford, F. S. A romance of perfume 
 
 lands . . . with interesting facts about 
 perfumes . . . used in the toilet. 823 . 7539 
 
 Infidel, The. 2 vols. Bird, R. M. 
 
 823.7562-3 
 Iron, Ralph, pseud. See Schreiner, O. 
 Iron game, The. Keenan, H: F. 823.7575 
 Italy. 
 
 Farrington, M. V. Fra Lippo Lippi: a 
 
 romance. (Florence, 15th cent.) 823.6476 
 
 James, G: Payne Rainsford. Agincourt. 
 
 823.6478 
 Jamestown, The witch of. Bowyer, J. T. 
 
 823.7561 
 
 Jerome, Jerome K. Three men in a boat (to 
 
 say nothing of the dog). 823.6939 
 
 Told after supper. Illus. 823.6469 
 
 Jerry. Elliott, S.. B. 8237533 
 
 Johnston, R: Malcolm. The Primes and 
 
 their neighbors: ten tales of middle Georgia. 
 
 _ , 823.7549 
 
 Juggernaut. Eggleston, G: C, and Mar- 
 
 bourg, D. 823.7543 
 
 Keenan, H: F. The iron game: a tale of the 
 
 war. 823.7575 
 
 Kirkland, Mrs. Caroline Matilda (Stansbury). 
 
 Forest life. 2 vols. 823.7529-30 
 
 Eng^Iish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Knickerbocker nuggets. Stories from the 
 Italian poets. 2 vols. 823.7081-2 
 
 Korolenko, Vladimir. The blind musician. 
 Tr. from the Russian by A. Delano, with 
 an introd. by G: Kennan. Illus. 
 
 823.7550 
 
 Kraszewski, Joseph Ignatius. lermola. Tr. 
 by Mrs. M. Carey. 823.7577 
 
 Last days of Pompeii. Lytton, E: G: E. L. 
 Bulwer- 823 . 1033 
 
 Life ... of Nicholas Nickleby. 2 vols. 
 Dickens, C: J: H. 823 . 6474-5 
 
 Lily of the valley. The. Balzac, H. de. 
 
 823.7534 
 
 Lindau, Rudolf All in vain. 42 pp. {Also) 
 First love. 10 pp. {And) Hans the dream- 
 er. 94 pp. {In Masterpieces of Germ. 
 fict.) in 823.7552 
 
 Lippi, Filippo, called Fra Filippo del Car- 
 mine. Farrington, M. V. Fra Lippo 
 Lippi: a romance. 823.6476 
 
 Literature. German literature. Coll. and 
 selections. Masterpieces of German fic- 
 tion. 823.7552 
 
 Lorenzo. Bresciani, A. 823.7531 
 
 Lome, Marquis of. See Campbell, J: G: E: 
 H: D. S. 
 
 Lytton, E: G: Earle Lytton Bulwer-, Baron 
 Lytton. The last days of Pompeii. 
 
 823.1033 
 
 McLeod, Grace Dean. Stories of the land of 
 Evangeline. 823.7580 
 
 Mademoiselle de La Fayette. Genlis, S.-F. 
 (D. de S.-A.), comtesse de. ** 823.7544 
 
 Maguire, J: Francis. Young Prince Mari- 
 gold, and other fairy stories. 808 . 1 740 
 
 Man of honor, A. Eggleston, G: C. 
 
 823 . 7560 
 
 Marbourg, Dolores, joint author. See Eg- 
 gleston, G: C. 
 
 Mark Twain, pseud. See Clemens, S: L. 
 
 Masterpieces of German fiction. 823.7552 
 
 Contents.— 'Eckstein, E. The visit to the lockup; 
 — The boarding school girls;— Against the stream. 
 —Heyse, P. L'Arrabiata;— Beppe, the star gazer;— 
 Maria Francisca.— Hopfen, H. Trudel's ball;— The 
 fortunes and the fate of little Spangle. — Lewald, F. 
 The aristocratic world; — The maid of Oyas. — liln- 
 dau, R. Hans the dreamer;— All in vain;— First 
 love. — Wilbrandt, A. The pilot captain. 
 Meredith, G: One of our conquerors. 
 
 823.7553 
 Merry tales of the three wise men of Gotham. 
 
 Paulding, J. K. ** 823.7528 
 
 Mexico. Bird, R. M. The infidel; or, the 
 
 fall of Mexico. 2 vols. 823 . 7562-3 
 
 Mrs. Harold Stagg. Grant, R. 823.7547 
 
 Murfree, Fanny N. D. Felicia. 823.7581 
 
 Musical novel. Stephenson, Mrs. E. (T.) 
 
 St. Olave's. 823.7554 
 
 Noble deeds of our forefathers. Watson, H: 
 
 C. 808.1741 
 
 Nova Scotia. McLeod, G. D. Stories from 
 
 the land of Evangeline. 823.7580 
 
 Oliphant, L. Dollie and the two Smiths. 35 
 
 pp. Anon. (/« Tales from Blackwood. 2d 
 
 ser., V. 6.) in 823.7490 
 
 On Newfound river. Page, T: N. 823 . 7582 
 Otto the knight, and other trans-Mississippi 
 
 stories. French, A. 823.7588 
 
APPENDIX 
 
 300 
 
 APPENDIX 
 
 iEng'lish Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Page, T: Nelson. On Newfound river. 
 
 823.7582 
 
 Picken, Andrew, ed. The club-book: being 
 original tales by James, Picken, Gait, 
 Power, and others. 2 vols, (in i ) . 823 . 702 
 
 Psychological novel. Korolenko, V. The 
 blind musician. (The mind of the blind. ) 
 
 823.7550 
 
 Rainbows for children. Child, Mrs. L,. M. 
 (F.) 808.1745 
 
 Rudder Grangers abroad, and other stories. 
 Stockton, F. R: 823.7587 
 
 Russia. Kraszewski, J. I. lermola. (Peas- 
 ant life in Wolhynia, Poland. ) 823 . 7577 
 
 St. Olave's. Stephenson, Mrs. E. (T.) 
 
 823.7554 
 
 Schick, L:, pub. Masterpieces of German 
 fiction, 823.7552 
 
 For contents, see Masterpieces of German fiction. 
 
 Social departure, A. Duncan, S. J. 823.7542 
 
 Stockton, Francis R: The Rudder Grangers 
 abroad, and other stories. 823 . 7587 
 
 English Fiction. Contin. 
 
 Stories of the land of Evangeline. McL,eod, 
 G. D. 823.7580 
 
 United States. 
 
 Allen, J. L. Flute and violin, and other 
 
 Kentucky tales and romances. 823.7551 
 
 Bunner, H: C. Zadoc Pine. (Newjer- 
 
 ■ sey. Labor and labor union . ) 823.7565 
 
 French, A. Otto the knight, and other 
 
 trans-Mississippi stories. (Arkansas, life 
 and manners. ) 823 . 7588 
 
 Keenan, H: F. The iron game, (ist yr. 
 
 of civil war. ) 823 . 7575 
 
 Page, T: N. On Newfound river. (Vir- 
 ginia. Life before the war.) 823.7582 
 
 Ward, Mrs. E.. S. (P.) Fourteen 10 one. 
 
 (Ku Klux Klan. ) 823 . 7583 
 
 Violin obligato, and other stories, Crosby, M, 
 
 823.7569 
 
 Ward, Mrs. E.. Stuart (Phelps). Fourteen 
 to one. 823.7583 
 
 Zadoc Pine, and other stories. Bunner, H: C. 
 
 823.7565 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Abencerrages (Spain and Por- 
 tugal), 244. 
 
 About, E. F. v., I. 
 
 Abyssinia, i. 
 
 Acadia (Nova Scotia), 196. 
 
 Aerial voyages, 3. 
 
 Afghanistan, 3. 
 
 Africa, central, eastern, nortb- 
 ern, 3 ; southern, western, 4. 
 
 Alabama (U. S.), colonial pe- 
 riod, 265; under the confed- 
 eration, 268. 
 
 Alaric (Rome), 219. 
 
 Alaska, 5. 
 
 Alboin (Italy), 135. 
 
 Alcibiades (Greece), 108. 
 
 Alfred, the Great (England), 
 
 65. 
 
 Algeria, 6. 
 
 Alps, The, 6, 254. 
 
 America, 6, 7; myths, 189. 
 
 American literature, 156, 157; 
 bibliography, 156 ; collec- 
 tions and selections, 156; 
 dictionaries, 156, 157; poetry, 
 
 157- 
 
 Andersen, H. C, 7, 8. 
 
 Andr^ (U. S. revolutionary 
 war), 266. 
 
 Anglo-Indian society (in In- 
 dia), 129. 
 
 Anglo-Saxon literature, 157. 
 
 Animals, 8. 
 
 Anne, Queen (England), 70. 
 
 Antarctic regions, 8. 
 
 Appius Claudius (Rome), 217. 
 
 Arabia, 9. 
 
 Arabic literature, 157. 
 
 Arblay, Mme. F. (B.) d', 9. 
 
 Arctic regions, 9. 
 
 Argonauts (Greece), 108. 
 
 Armenian literature, 157. 
 
 Army life in U. S., 276. 
 
 Art novels (art life, aesthetics, 
 etc.), 10, 295. 
 
 Artaxerxes (Greece), 108. 
 
 Arthur, King (England), 65. 
 
 Artist life in England, 75; in 
 Italy, 137. 
 
 Asia, xo, II. 
 
 Asia Minor, 11. 
 
 Assyria, 11. 
 
 Assyrian literature, 157. 
 
 Astronomy, 11. 
 
 Attila (Rome), 219. 
 
 Auerbach, B., 12. 
 
 Augustus, Emperor (Rome), 
 218. 
 
 Aurelian (Rome), 219. 
 
 Austen, J.., 12. 
 
 Australia, 12, 13. 
 
 Austria, 13, 14. 
 
 Authors, 24; for boys, 24; for 
 girls, 24 ; for the little ones, 
 
 Aztec civilization (Mexico), 
 180. 
 
 Babylon, 14. 
 
 Babylonian literature, 157. 
 
 Bach, J. S. See Musical novels, 
 187. 
 
 Balzac, H. de, 16, 17. 
 
 Barons' war (England), 66. 
 
 Basque literature, 157. 
 
 Bath life (in England), 73. 
 
 Beaconsfield, Earl of. See 
 Disraeli. B:, 56. 
 
 Beckford, W:, 18. 
 
 Beecher, H: W., 19. 
 
 Beethoven, I/, van, 19; 187. 
 
 Belgium, 19; (Netherlands), 
 190, 191. 
 
 Belisarius, Gen. (Italy), 135. 
 
 Bengal, 130. 
 
 Bickerstaffe, I:, 20. 
 
 Biographical stories, 20, 21. 
 
 Bohemia (Austria), 13. 
 
 Bohemian literature, 157. 
 
 Boleyn, Anne (England), 68. 
 
 Books and reading, 23, 24. 
 
 Books for the young, 24. 
 
 Boone, Daniel, 24. 
 
 Borgia, Caesar (Italy), 136. 
 
 Borgia, Lucretia (Italy), 136. 
 
 Borneo, 25. 
 
 Boston, Mass., 25. 
 
 Brazil, 27. 
 
 Bremer, Fredrika, 27. 
 
 Brigandage in Italy (i8th 
 cent.), 137; (19th cent.), 137. 
 
 Britanuicus (Rome), 218. 
 
 British Columbia (British 
 North America), 28. 
 
 British North America, 28. 
 
 Brown, C: Brockden, 29. 
 
 Bruce (Scotland), 226. 
 
 Brutus (Rome), 216. 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton. 6"^^Lytton, E: 
 G: E. I/. Bulwer-, 169, 170. 
 
 Bush life (in Australia), 13. 
 
 California, 32, 33, 296. 
 
 Canada (British North Amer- 
 ica), 28. 
 
 Carlos, Don (Spain and Por- 
 tugal), 244. 
 
 Carolina (U. S.), colonial pe- 
 riod, 265. 
 
 Carthage, 35. 
 
 Caesar (Rome), 217. 
 
 Castile, Insurrection in (Spain 
 and Portugal), 244. 
 
 Catacombs (Rome), 219, 220. 
 
 Catholics (England), 68. 
 
 Catiline (Rome). 217. 
 
 Cato, the younger (Rome), 217. 
 
 Caucasus, 35. 
 
 Celtic literature, 157. 
 
 Cenci, Beatrice (Italy), 136. 
 
 Central America, 36. 
 
 Charlemagne (France), 88 ; 
 (Germany), 100. 
 
 Charlemagne cycle of ro- 
 mances, 37. 
 
 Charles I. (England), 69. 
 
 Charles I. (Spain and Portu- 
 gal), 244. 
 
 Charles II. (England), 70. 
 
 Charles IV. (Spain and Portu- 
 gal), 244. 
 
 Charies V. (France), 88. 
 
 Charies VI. (France), 88. 
 
 Charles VII. (France), 89. 
 
 Charies IX. (France), 89. 
 
 Charles XII. (Sweden), 252. 
 
 Charles the Bold, of Burgundy 
 (France), 89. 
 
 Chartists (England), 74. 
 
 China, 38, 39. 
 
 Chinese literature, 157. 
 
 Chopin, F. F. See Musical 
 novels, 187. 
 
 Christianity. Roman empire. 
 (Constantine), 219; (Domi- 
 tian), 218; (Hadrian), 218; 
 (Heraclius), 219; (Valerian), 
 219. 
 
 Christians and Jews, 142. 
 
 Christina, Queen of Sweden, 
 
 39- 
 Cid, The (Spain and Portugal), 
 
 243- 
 
 Civil war (U. S.), 270-73. 
 
 Classical literature, 157; bibli- 
 ography, 157; history, criti- 
 cism, etc., 157. 
 
 Claudius (Rome), 218. 
 
 Cleopatra (Rome), 217, 218. 
 
 Clive, R., Lord, Baron of 
 Plassey, 41. 
 
 Clovis I., King of the Franks 
 (France), 88. 
 
 Codes, Horatius (Rome), 216. 
 
 Colombo, C, 42. 
 
 Columbus, C. See Colombo, 
 C, 42. 
 
 Commonwealth (of England), 
 69, 70. 
 
 Commune, The (in Paris, 
 1871), 94. 
 
 Communistic societies in U. 
 S., 279. 
 
 Confederation (U. S. colonial), 
 268. 
 
INDEX 
 
 302 
 
 INDEX 
 
 Connecticut, 191; under the 
 confederation, 268. 
 
 Constan tine the Great (Rome), 
 219. 
 
 Constantinople, Fall of (Tur- 
 key), 263. 
 
 Consulate, French (France), 
 92. 
 
 Convict life. Mining and (Aus- 
 tralia), 13. 
 
 Cooper, J. F., 44. 
 
 Corea. See Korea, 149. 
 
 Coriolanus (Rome), 216. 
 
 Country life (in England), 76, 
 
 77- 
 
 Cowley, Mrs. H. (P.), 45. 
 
 Crimean war, 1844-5 (Eng- 
 land), 74; (Russia), 222. 
 
 Cromwell, O., 47, 70. 
 
 Cross, Mrs. M.. A. (E.), 47. 
 
 Crusades, 48. 
 
 Cuba (Spain and Portugal), 
 
 245- 
 
 Cumberland, R:, 48. 
 
 Danish literature, 157. 
 
 Danish wars (England), 65. 
 
 Dante Alighieri (Italy), 136. 
 
 Darien scheme, 1698 (Eng- 
 land), 70. 
 
 Daudet, A., 49, 50. 
 
 De Foe, D., 51. 
 
 Demetrius (Russia), 222. 
 
 Denmark, 52. 
 
 Dickens, C: J: H., 53-55- 
 
 Diocletian (Rome), 219. 
 
 Disraeli, B:, Earl of Beacons- 
 field, 56. 
 
 Domestic life (in England, 
 19th cent.), 73- 
 
 Domitiau (Rome), 218. 
 
 Doyle, R:, 297. 
 
 Drake, 5'/rF.,58, 68. 
 
 Dudevant, BIme. A. L. A.(D.), 
 
 59- 
 Du Guesclin, Bertraud 
 
 (France), 88. 
 
 Dumas, A., the younger, 59. 
 
 Dumas, A. D., 59, 60. 
 
 Dutch literature, 157, 158. 
 
 Edgeworth, M., 61, 62. 
 
 Edward I. (England), 66. 
 
 Edward II. (England), 66. 
 
 Edward III. (England), 66. 
 
 Edward IV. (England), 67. 
 
 Edward V. (England), 67. 
 
 Edward VI. (England), 68. 
 
 Edward, the Black Prince 
 (England), 66. 
 
 Egmout, ly., Cb««^ ^ (Nether- 
 lands), 190. 
 
 Egypt, ancient, 63; modern, 
 63; mythology, 189. 
 
 Egyptian literature, 158. 
 
 Eliot, G:, pseud. See Cross, 
 Mrs. M.. A. (E.), 47- 
 
 Elizabeth (England), 68. 
 
 England, 64-78, 297; as seen by 
 foreigners, 78 ; myths, 189 ; 
 Reformation, 68, 211 ; war 
 of 1812-15 with U. S., 268. 
 
 English art (art life, aesthetics, 
 etc.), ID. 
 
 English drama, i6th cent, to 
 modern period, 161; history 
 and criticism, 161. 
 
 English fiction, 161, 162. 
 
 English language, 162. 
 
 English literature, 6th to 19th 
 centuries, 158-60; bibliogra- 
 phy, 160; dictionaries, 160; 
 history, criticism, manuals, 
 161. 
 
 English poetry, collections and 
 selections, 162; dictionaries, 
 162; history and criticism, 
 162; single authors (from 
 early to modern period), 
 162, 163. 
 
 Epicureanism, Exposition of 
 (Rome), 218. 
 
 Eskimos, 79. 
 
 Essex, ^ar/ 0/ (England), 68. 
 
 Eugene, Prince (Austria), 13. 
 
 Europe, 80. 
 
 Fables, 81. 
 
 Fairy tales, 81, 82, 297, 298. 
 
 Faliero, Marino (Italy), 136. 
 
 Fashionable life (in England, 
 19th cent.), 74. 
 
 Fay, T. S., 84. 
 
 Fenians (in Ireland), 133. 
 
 Ferdinand VII. (Spain and 
 Portugal), 244, 
 
 Ferdinand and Isabella (Spain 
 and Portugal), 244. 
 
 Feuillet, O., 85. 
 
 Fielding, H:, 85. 
 
 Fiesco (Italy), 136. 
 
 Finnish literature, 163. 
 
 Fishing and sporting adven- 
 tures, 126, 127. 
 
 Flanders (Netherlands), 190, 
 191 ; war in, 70. 
 
 Flodden field (Scotland), 226. 
 
 Florence (Italy), 138. 
 
 Florida (U. S.), colonial pe- 
 riod, 265. 
 
 Folk-lore, 87. 
 
 France, 88-95, 298 ; Franco- 
 German war, 93, 94; Refor- 
 mation, 211; war with, 1793 
 -1815 (Germany), loi. 
 
 Francesca da Rimini (Italy), 
 
 135- 
 Francis I. (France), 89. 
 Francis II. (France), 89. 
 Franco-German war (France), 
 
 93. 94- 
 Franklin, B:, 96. 
 
 Frederick I. (Sweden), 252. 
 
 Frederick II,, the Great, 96, 100. 
 
 French invasion (Russia), 222. 
 
 French literature, bibliogra- 
 phy, 163; collections and 
 selections, 163; history and 
 criticism, etc., 163. 
 
 French poetry, history, crit- 
 icism, etc., 163. 
 
 French revolution, 91, 92. 
 
 French wars in America. See 
 Old French war (U. S. colo- 
 nial period), 266. 
 
 Fronde, The, war of (France), 
 90. 
 
 Galicia (Austria), 13. 
 
 Garfield, J. A., 98. 
 
 Garibaldi (Italy), 137. 
 
 Gautier, T., 98, 99. 
 
 Genevieve of Brabant (Ger- 
 many), 100. 
 
 Geographical novels, 99, 298. 
 
 George I. (England), 71. 
 
 George II, (England), 71, 72. 
 
 George III. (England), 72. 
 
 George IV. (England), 74. 
 
 Georgia (U. S. ), colonial pe- 
 riod, 265; under the confed- 
 eration, 268. 
 
 German art (art life, aesthetics, 
 etc.), 10, 
 
 German fiction. Masterpieces 
 of, 298. 
 
 German literature, bibliogra- 
 phy, 163, 164; collections 
 and selections, 164, 299; his- 
 tory, criticism, etc., 164. 
 
 Germany, 99-103; Franco-Ger- 
 man war, 93, 94; mythology, 
 189; Reformation, 212. 
 
 Gherardesca. Ugolino, Count 
 of (Italy), 135. 
 
 Ghost stories, 103, 298. 
 
 Gibraltar (England), 72. 
 
 Gluck, C. W, See Musical 
 novels, 187. 
 
 Goldsmith, Oliver, 104, 105. 
 
 Gordon {Lord G:) riots (Eng- 
 land), 72. 
 
 Gothe, J. W. von, 105. 
 
 Gowrie conspiracy (Scotland), 
 226. 
 
 Gracchus, Caius Sempronius 
 (Rome), 217. 
 
 Granada, Fall of (Spain and 
 Portugal), 244. 
 
 Grant, U. S., 107. 
 
 Greece, 107-109; modern, 109; 
 mythology, 189. 
 
 Greek literature, bibliography, 
 164; collections and selec- 
 tions, 164; dictionaries, 164; 
 history, criticism, etc., 164. 
 
 Grey, Lady Jane (England), 
 68. 
 
 Guesclin. See Du Guesclin, 
 B., 88. 
 
 Guise, Duke of (assassinated 
 1588) (France), 89. 
 
 Gustavus Adolphus (Sweden), 
 252. 
 
 Gustavus Vasa (Sweden), 252. 
 
 Gwynne, Nell (England), 70. 
 
 Gymnastics, no. 
 
 Gypgy life, in. 
 
 Hadrian (Rome), 218. 
 
 Hampden, J:, 113. 
 
 Handel, G. F. See Musical 
 novels, 187. 
 
 Hannibal (Rome), 217, 
 
INDEX 
 
 303 
 
 INDEX 
 
 Harold II. (England), 65. 
 
 Hasse, Faustina. See Musical 
 novels, 187. 
 
 Hawaiian islands, 115. 
 
 Hawthorne, N., 115, it6. 
 
 Haydn, J. See Musical nov- 
 els, 187. 
 
 Hebrew literature, bibliogra- 
 phy, 164; collections and 
 selections, 164; history, crit- 
 icism, etc., 164. 
 
 Helvetian Republic (Switzer- 
 land), 253. 
 
 Henry II. (England), 66. 
 
 Henry II. (France), 89. 
 
 Henry III. (France), 89. 
 
 Henry IV. (England), 67. 
 
 Henry IV. (France), 90. 
 
 Henry IV. (Germany), 100. 
 
 Henry V. (England), 67. 
 
 Henry VI. (England), 67. 
 
 Henry VII. (England), 68. 
 
 Henry yill. (England), 68. 
 
 Heraclius (Rome), 219. 
 
 Herculaneum (Rome), 218. 
 
 Hermann, or Arminius (Ger- 
 many), 99. 
 
 Hindus, people (India), 130. 
 
 History, ancient, 120 ; mod- 
 ern, 120, 121. 
 
 Holland. See Netherlands, 
 190, 191. 
 
 Holmes, O. W., 122. 
 
 Honorius (Rome), 219. 
 
 Hood, Robin. See Robin 
 Hood, 67. 
 
 Horatii, champions of Rome 
 (Rome), 216. 
 
 Hudson's bay, 124. 
 
 Hugo, V. M., vicomte, 125. 
 
 Huguenots (France), 90. 
 
 HumoE, satire, etc., 125, 126. 
 
 Hundred days, The (France), 
 
 93- 
 Hungarian literature, 164. 
 
 Hungary (Austria), 13, 14. 
 
 Hunting, fishing and sporting 
 adventures, 126, 127. 
 
 Hypnotism, 127. 
 
 Iceland, 127. 
 
 Icelandic literature, 164. 
 
 Illinois (U. S.), colonial pe- 
 riod, 265. 
 
 Imaginary communities, 127, 
 128. 
 
 Imaginary countries, voyages 
 and travels, 128, 299. 
 
 India, 129, 130. 
 
 Indian question in U. S., 276. 
 
 Indians, 130, 131. 
 
 Ifies de Castro (Spain and Por- 
 tugal), 244. 
 
 Inquisition (Charles I. of 
 Spain), 244 ; (Ferdinand and 
 Isabella of Spain), 244. 
 
 Inventions, 132. 
 
 Ireland, 132-134. 
 
 Irish character, 133, 134. 
 
 Irish colony (in California), 
 
 32. 
 Irish literature, 164. 
 Iron mask, 135. 
 Irving, W., 135. 
 Isabella, Ferdinand and 
 
 (Spain and Portugal), 244. 
 Isabella of France (England), 
 
 66. 
 Isle of Wight (England), 65. 
 Italian art (art life, aesthetics, 
 
 etc.), 10. 
 Italian life and character, etc., 
 
 137, 138. 
 
 Italian literature, 165; bibliog- 
 raphy, 165; collections and 
 selections, 165; history, crit- 
 icism and manuals, 165. 
 
 Italy, 135-138 ; Reformation, 
 212. 
 
 Jackson, Gen. A., 138. 
 
 James I. (England), 69. 
 
 James II. (England), 70. 
 
 Japan, 140. 
 
 Japanese literature, 165. 
 
 Jefferson, T:, Pres. of U. S., 
 141, 268. 
 
 Jerusalem, 141, 142. 
 
 Jewish character, 142. 
 
 Jews, The, 141-143. 
 
 Joan of Arc, 89, 143. 
 
 John, Kin^ (England), 66. 
 
 John, the Good (France), 88. 
 
 Jones, Paul (U. S., revolu- 
 tionary war), 267. 
 
 Joseph II., Emperor of Ger- 
 many, 13. 
 
 Julian, the Apostate (Rome), 
 219. 
 
 Jungle life (in India), 130. 
 
 Kaufmann, M. Angelica, 145. 
 
 Kentucky (U. S.), colonial 
 period, 265 ; under the con- 
 federation, 268. 
 
 Kingsley, C:, 147. 
 
 Know-nothing movement (U. 
 S.),269. 
 
 Korea, 149. 
 
 Ivabor question in U. S., 276. 
 
 Labor questions. Social and 
 (in England), 75. 
 
 Labrador (British North Amer- 
 ica), 28. 
 
 I/amartine, A. M. de P. de, 149, 
 150. 
 
 Lamb, C:, 150. 
 
 Laud system (in Ireland), 
 
 133- 
 
 Landlords and agents (in Ire- 
 land), 133. 
 
 La Ram^e, L. de, 151. 
 
 Latin literature, bibliography, 
 165; dictionaries, 165; his- 
 tory, criticism, etc., 165. 
 
 Law, J:, 152. 
 
 Lee, Gen. R. E:, 152. 
 
 Legal tales, 152, 153. 
 
 Legends. 51?^ Mythology, 189. 
 
 Lever, C: J., 153, 154- 
 
 Life and character: American 
 273-277; California, 32, 33; 
 Colorado, 273; Florida, 273; 
 Georgia, 273; Illinois, 273; 
 Indiana, 273; Kentucky, 273; 
 Lake states, 273; Louisiana, 
 273; Maryland, 273; Mich- 
 igan, 274; Minnesota, 274; 
 New England, 192, 193; New 
 Jersey, 274; NewOrleans,274; 
 New York, 274; North Car- 
 olina, 274; Ohio, 274; Penn- 
 sylvania, 274; Philadelphia, 
 Pa., 274; South Carolina, 
 274; Tennessee, 274; Texas, 
 274, 275; Virginia, 275; 
 Washington city, 275. 
 
 Life and manners in Australia, 
 12, 13; Austria, 13; England, 
 17th cent., 70, 71; England, 
 i8th cent., 72, 73; England, 
 19th cent., 73-78; France, 
 17th cent, 90; France, i8th 
 cent., 91 ; Germany, 1 6th cent., 
 100; Germany, 19th cent., loi, 
 102; Italy, 137, 138; Nether- 
 lands, 191; Norway, 195; 
 Russia, 222, 223; Scotland, 
 227, 228; Spain, 244, 245; 
 Sweden, 252, 253; Turkey, 
 263; United States, 269, 273- 
 277; U. S., North-western, 
 276; U. S., Southern, 274; 
 U. S., South-western, 276; 
 U. S., Western, 275, 276. 
 
 Lighthouses, 155. 
 
 Lincoln, A., 155. 
 
 Lippi, Filippo, 299. 
 
 Lisbon (Spain and Portugal), 
 
 245- 
 
 Liszt, Franz, Abbi. See Musi- 
 cal novels, 187. 
 
 Literary life (in England), 75. 
 
 Literature, 156-166, 299; 
 American, 156, 157; Anglo- 
 Saxon, 157; Arabic, 157; Ar- 
 menian, 157; Assyrian, 157; 
 Babylonian, 157; Basque, 
 157; Bohemian, 157; books 
 and .reading, 23, 24; Celtic, 
 157; Chinese, 157; Class- 
 ical, 157; Danish, 157; dic- 
 tionaries, 156; Dutch, 157, 
 158; Egyptian, 158; Eng- 
 lish, 158-63; Finnish, 163; 
 French, 163; German, 163, 
 164; Greek, 164; Hebrew, 
 164; history and criticism, 
 156; Hungarian, 164; Ice- 
 landic, 164; Irish, 164; Ital- 
 ian, 165; Japanese, 165; Lat- 
 in, 165; Norse, 165; Oriental, 
 165; Persian, 165; Polish, 
 165; Portuguese, 165; Pro- 
 ven9al, 165; Roman, 165; 
 Russian, 165; Sanskrit, 165; 
 Scandinavian, 165; Servian, 
 165; Spanish, 165, 166; Swed- 
 ish, 166; Turkish, 166. 
 
INDEX 
 
 304 
 
 INDEX 
 
 Lollards (England), 67. 
 
 London, Great fire in (Eng- 
 land), 70. 
 
 London life, i8th cent., 73; 
 19th cent., 74. 
 
 Louis XI. (France), 89. 
 
 Louis XIII. (France), 90. 
 
 Louis XIV. (France), 90, 91. 
 
 Louis XV. (France), 91. 
 
 Louis XVI. (France), 91. 
 
 Louisa, Queen of Prussia, 167. 
 
 Low Countries, The. See The 
 Netherlands, 190, 191. 
 
 Low life (in England, 19th 
 cent.), 74. 
 
 Luddite riots, 1813-1818 (Eng- 
 land), 72. 
 
 Luther, Martin, 100, 212. 
 
 Lj^ton, E: G: E. L. Bulwer-, 
 169, 170. 
 
 MacDonald, G:, 170, 171. 
 
 Macedonia (Greece), 108. 
 
 Madagascar, 171. 
 
 Madrid (Spain and Portugal), 
 
 245. 
 Maine (U. S.), 192. 
 Manners. See before Life and 
 
 manners. 
 Maria Theresa, Empress of 
 
 Germany, 13. 
 Marie Antoinette (France), 
 
 Marius, Cains (Rome), 217. 
 Mary, Queen (Scotland), 226. 
 Mary I. (England), 68. 
 Maryland (U. S.), colonial 
 
 period, 265. 
 Masaniello (Italy), 136. 
 Massachusetts bay (U. S.), 192. 
 Maximilian I., Emperor {Qt&t- 
 
 many), 100. 
 Maximin (Rome), 219. 
 Medea (Greece), 108. 
 Medici, The (Italy), 136. 
 Medici, Catherine de' (Italy), 
 
 136. 
 Mendelssohn, M., 179. 
 Mendelssohn - Bartholdy, F. , 
 
 179. See also Musical nov- 
 els, 187. 
 Messalina (Rome), 218. 
 Methodists (in England), 71, 
 
 72. 
 Mexican war (U. S.), 268. 
 Mexico, 180. 
 
 Michael Angelo (Italy), 136. 
 Middle ages, 181. 
 Middle and low life (in 
 
 France), 94. 
 Middle-class life (in England), 
 
 i8th cent, 73; 19th cent., 
 
 74- 
 Military life in England, 75 ; 
 
 in France, 94; in Scotland, 
 
 228. 
 Military stories and sketches, 
 
 181. 
 Milton, J:, 70, 182. 
 Mining and convict life (in 
 
 Australia), 13. 
 
 Mining life in Germany, 102 ; 
 in the United States, 276. 
 
 Misers, 182. 
 
 Mississippi (U. S.), colonial 
 period, 265; under the con- 
 federation, 268. 
 
 Mitford, M.. R., 184. 
 
 Mithridates (Greece), 108. 
 
 Monmouth rebellion (Eng- 
 land), 70. 
 
 Montezuma (Mexico), 180. 
 
 Moon, 185. 
 
 Mordaunt, C:, Earl of Peter- 
 borough, 185. 
 
 More, Sir T: (England), 68. 
 
 Morgaten, Battle of (Switzer- 
 land), 253. 
 
 Mormonism in U. S., 276. 
 
 Mozart, W. A. See Musical 
 novels, 187. 
 
 Musical life in Austria, 13 ; in 
 Germany, 102 ; in Italy, 137. 
 
 Musical novels, 187, 299. 
 
 Mutinies, 187. 
 
 Mutiny (in India), 129. 
 
 Mythology, 189. 
 
 Myths. See Mythology, 189. 
 
 Napoleon I., 189. 
 
 Napoleon III. (France), 93, 94. 
 
 Napoleonic wars (England), 
 72. 
 
 National and social character, 
 etc. (France), 94, 95. 
 
 National convention (France), 
 92. 
 
 Natural history, 189. 
 
 Natural philosophy, 190. 
 
 Neal, J:, 190. 
 
 Nelson, Lord (England), 72. 
 
 Nero (Rome), 218. 
 
 Nerva (Rome), 218. 
 
 Netherlands, 190, 191. 
 
 New England, U. S., 191-193 ; 
 revolutionary war, 266. 
 
 Newfoundland (British North 
 America), 28. 
 
 New Guinea (Pacific ocean), 
 201. 
 
 New Hampshire (U. S.), 192. 
 
 New Jersey (U. S.), colonial 
 period, 265. 
 
 Newman, J: H:, Cardinal, 
 
 193- 
 
 Newton, Sir I:, 193. 
 
 New York (U. S.), colonial 
 period, 265, 266; revolution- 
 ary war, 266. 
 
 New Zealand, 194. 
 
 Nicholls, Mrs. C. (Bronte), 
 194. 
 
 Nihilism (Russia), 222. 
 
 Nore, Mutiny at the (Eug- 
 land)j 72. 
 
 Norse literature, 165. 
 
 North America, 195. 
 
 Norway, 1^5. 
 
 Nova Scotia, 196, 299. 
 
 Numantine war (Rome), 217. 
 
 Octavia, sister of Emperor 
 Augustus (Rome), 218. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. (W.), 
 
 198. 
 Opium habit in United States, 
 
 276. 
 Oriental literature, 165. 
 Otho (Rome), 218. 
 Otho IV. (Germany), 100. 
 Ouida. See La Ramde, L. de, 
 
 151- 
 
 Pacific ocean, 201. 
 
 Padua (Italy), 138. 
 
 Palestine, 142, 143, 201. 
 
 Paris, Life in, 94; siege of, 94. 
 
 Parliamentary elections (in 
 England), 75. 
 
 Pausanias (Greece), 108. 
 
 Peasant life in German}', 102; 
 in Ireland, 133, 134; in Rus- 
 sia, 222, 223. 
 
 Penal laws (in Ireland), 133, 
 
 Peninsular war (England), 72; 
 (France), 92, 93; (Spain and 
 Portugal), 244. 
 
 Pennsylvania (U. S.), colonial 
 period, 266; under the con- 
 federation, 268. 
 
 Pericles (Greece), 108. 
 
 Persecution, religious (Tra- 
 jan), 218; (Valerian), 219. 
 
 Persecution of Protestants 
 (Spain and Portugal), 244. 
 
 Persia, 204. 
 
 Persian literature, 165. 
 
 Peru, 204. 
 
 Peter, the Cruel (Spain and 
 Portugal), 244. 
 
 Peterborough, Earl of. See 
 Mordaunt, C:, 185. 
 
 Philip, King (New England), 
 192. 
 
 Philip II. (Spain and Portu- 
 gal), 244. 
 
 Philip III. (Spain and Portu- 
 gal), 244. 
 
 Philip VI. (France), 88. 
 
 Philip Augustus (France), 88. 
 
 Philip, the Fair (France), 88. 
 
 Philosophical novels, 205. 
 
 Phoenicia, 205. 
 
 Physiology, 205. 
 
 Pitcairn island (Pacific ocean), 
 201. 
 
 Pizarro, Peru and, 204. 
 
 Plague, Great (England), 70. 
 
 Plymouth colony (New Eng- 
 land), 192. 
 
 Poe, E. A., 206. 
 
 Poland, 206, 207. 
 
 Polish literature, 165. 
 
 Political aspect (in California), 
 32. 
 
 Political economy, 207. 
 
 Political life in England, 19th 
 cent., 73, 74; in United 
 States, 276. 
 
 Politics in England, 19th cent., 
 74, 75; in Italy, i8th cent., 
 
 137. 
 Pompeii (Rome), 218. 
 
INDEX 
 
 305 
 
 INDEX 
 
 Pompey's war, Caesar and 
 (Rome), 217. 
 
 Poor and poor laws (in Eng- 
 land), 76. 
 
 Porteous riots (Scotland), 227. 
 
 Portugal, 207; Spain and, 243- 
 
 45- 
 
 Portuguese literature, 165. 
 
 Pretender's rebellion, The old 
 (England), 71; (Scotland), 
 227. 
 
 Pretender's rebellion, The 
 young (England), 71; (Scot- 
 land), 227. 
 
 Protestants, Persecution of 
 (Spain and Portugal), 244. 
 
 Provencal literature, 165. 
 
 Provincial life (in France), 94, 
 
 95. 
 Prussia (Germany), 102. 
 Psychological novels, 209, 300. 
 Punic wars (Rome), 217. 
 Pyramids (Egypt), 63. 
 Reading, Books and, 23, 24. 
 Reformation of the i6tli cent., 
 
 211, 212; in England, 68; in 
 Germany, 100; in Scotland, 
 
 212, 226; in Switzerland, 253. 
 Regulus (Rome), 217. 
 Reign of Terror (France), 92. 
 Religious movement in U. S., 
 
 276. 
 Revolution of 1789 (France), 
 
 91- 
 Revolution of 1848 in France, 
 
 93; in Germany, loi. 
 Rhine, The (Germany), 102. 
 Rhode Island (U. S.), 192. 
 Rhodes, city and island, 213. 
 Richard II. (England), 66. 
 Richard III. (England), 67. 
 Richard, CcEur de Lion (Eng- 
 land), 66. 
 Richelieu, Cardinal (France), 
 
 90. 
 Rienzi, Cola di (Italy), 136. 
 Robin Hood (England), 67. 
 Roman literature, 165. 
 Rome, 216-220; mythology, 
 
 189. 
 Rome, city, 138, 220. 
 Rosamund, queen of Alboin 
 
 (Italy), 135. 
 Roses, War of the (England), 
 
 67. 
 Rudolph I., of Hapsburgy 13, 
 
 100. 
 Rudolph II. (Germany), 100. 
 Rural life (in England, 19th 
 
 cent.), 74. 
 Russia, 221-223. 
 Russian campaign (1813-14) 
 
 (France), 93. 
 Russian literature, 165. 
 St. Augustine (England), 65. 
 St. Bartholomew's Day, 1572 
 
 (France), 89. 
 Sand, G:, pseud. See Dude- 
 
 vant. Mine. A. h. A. (D.), 
 
 59- 
 
 San Domingo (West Indies), 
 286. 
 
 Sandwich islands. See Ha- 
 waiian islands, 115. 
 
 San Francisco (California), 33. 
 
 Sanskrit literature, 165. 
 
 Sappho (Greece), 108. 
 
 Saratoga campaign (U. S., 
 revolutionary war), 266. 
 
 Satire, Humor and, etc., 125, 
 126. 
 
 Savonarola (Italy), 136. 
 
 Scanderbeg (Turkey), 263. 
 
 Scandinavia, 224. 
 
 Scandinavian literature, 165. 
 
 Schiller, J. C. F. v., 225. 
 
 School life in England, 75, 76; 
 in United States, 276. 
 
 Science, 225. 
 
 Scotland, 225-28 ; Reforma- 
 tion in, 212. 
 
 Scott, SirW.. 229-30. 
 
 Scottish character, 227, 228. 
 
 Sea life in England, i8th cent., 
 73; 19th cent., 75; in United 
 States, 276, 277. 
 
 Sea stories, 230-1. 
 
 Sebastian, £>on (Spain and 
 Portugal), 244. 
 
 Second sight (Scotland), 228. 
 
 Sedgwick, C. M., 237. 
 
 Servian literature, 165. 
 
 Seven years' war (Germany), 
 
 lOI. 
 
 Sforza, L., the Moor (Italy), 
 
 136. 
 Shakespeare, W:, 68, 237-38. 
 Siam, 238-39. 
 Siberia (Russia), 222. 
 Sicilian vespers, 1282 (Italy), 
 
 135- 
 Sicily (Italy), 138. 
 Simms, W: G., 239. 
 Slavery (Africa), 3. 
 Slavery question (U. S.), 269. 
 Social and labor questions (in 
 
 England), 75. 
 Social studies in United States, 
 
 277. 
 Socialism (in England), 75. 
 Solferino, Battle of (Italy), 
 
 137- 
 
 Soliman II. (Turkey), 263. 
 
 Somnambulism, 242. 
 
 Sonora, 242. 
 
 Sophonisba, of Numidia 
 (Rome), 217. 
 
 Soudanese war (Africa), 3. 
 
 South, The (U. S.), Revolu- 
 tionary war, 267. 
 
 South America, 242. 
 
 South pole. See Antarctic re- 
 gions, 8. 
 
 South sea bubble (England), 
 
 South sea islands (Pacific 
 
 ocean), 201. 
 Spain, Reformation in, 212. 
 Spain and Portugal, 243-45. 
 
 Spanish Armada (England), 
 68. 
 
 Spanish literature, collections 
 and selections, 166; history, 
 criticism, etc., 165, 166. 
 
 Spartacus (Rome), 217. 
 
 Spiritualism, 246. 
 
 Sporting adventures. Hunt- 
 ing, fishing and, 126, 127. 
 
 Sporting life in California, 32; 
 in England, 75; in Scotland, 
 228 ; in United States, 277. 
 
 Stage robbing (in California), 
 32- 
 
 Stevenson, R. L:, 248. 
 
 Stowe, 3frs. H. E.. (B.), 249, 
 250. 
 
 Strange tales, 250-51. 
 
 Stuart, Lady Arabella (Eng- 
 land), 69. 
 
 Sulla, Lucius Cornelius. See 
 Sylla, 217. 
 
 Supernatural, The, 252. 
 
 Superstition (Scotland), 228. 
 
 Sweden, 252-53. 
 
 Swedenborgianism, 253. 
 
 Swedish literature, 166. 
 
 Swift, J., 253. 
 
 Switzerland, 253, 254. 
 
 Sylla (Rome), 217. 
 
 Syria, 254. 
 
 Talmud, 255, 256. 
 
 Tasso (Italy), 136. 
 
 Taylor, Bayard, 256. 
 
 Taylor, Z., Fres. of U. S., 269. 
 
 Tell, W: (Switzerland), 253. 
 
 Temperance movement in 
 U. S., 277. 
 
 Texas (U. S.), colonial period, 
 266. 
 
 Thackeray, W: M., 257. 
 
 Theatrical life (in England, 
 i8th cent.), 73. 
 
 Theodosius (Rome), 219. 
 
 Theological movements (in 
 Englaud), 76. 
 
 Theosophy, 258. 
 
 Thirty years' war (Germany), 
 100, lOI. 
 
 Tiberius (Rome), 218. 
 
 Timoleon (Greece), 108. 
 
 Titus (Rome), 218. 
 
 Tolstoi, Count L. N., 260. 
 
 Trajan (Rome), 218. 
 
 Travels, Imaginary, 128. 
 
 Trenton, Battle of (U. S., rev- 
 olutionary war), 266. 
 
 Trinidad (West Indies), 286. " 
 
 Triumvirate, first and second 
 (Rome), 217. 
 
 Trojan war (Greece), 108. 
 
 Trollope, A., 261, 262. 
 
 Turgenef, I. S., 262, 263. 
 
 Turkey, 263. 
 
 Turkish literature, 166. 
 
 Tyrol (Austria), 14. 
 
 United States, 265-279, 300. II 
 
 University life in England, 75 ; 
 in Germany, 102. 
 
 Useful arts, 279, 280. 
 
INDEX 
 
 306 
 
 INDEX 
 
 Valentinian (Rome), 219. 
 
 Valerian (Rome), 219. 
 
 Van Buren, M., Pres. of U. S., 
 
 268. 
 Vehmgerichte (Germany), 
 
 100. 
 Vendue, La (France), 92. 
 Venice (Italy), 138. 
 Vermont (U. S.), 192. 
 Vespasian (Rome), 218. 
 Victoria, Queen (England), 
 
 74. 282. 
 Virginia (a Roman maiden) 
 
 (Rome), 217. 
 
 Virginia (U. S.), colonial pe- 
 riod, 266; Southampton in- 
 surrection, 268. 
 
 Vitellius (Rome), 218. 
 
 Voyages and travels. Imag- 
 inary, 128. 
 
 Waldenses, sect (Italy), 136. 
 
 Wallace (Scotland), 226. 
 
 Wallenstein (Germany), loi. 
 
 Wandering Jew, 142, 283. 
 
 Washington, G:, Pres. of U. S., 
 284, 285. 
 
 Waterloo (France), 93. 
 
 West Indies, 286. 
 
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 William, Prince of Orange 
 (Netherlands), 190. 
 
 William III. (England), 70. 
 
 William IV. (England), 74. 
 
 William, the Conqueror (Eng- 
 land), 66. 
 
 Wister, 3Irs. A. L. (F.). Trans- 
 lations of, 289. 
 
 Witchcraft (Germany), loi. 
 
 Wolfe, Gen.'^as., 290. 
 
 Woman question in Russia, 
 222; in United States, 277. 
 
 Yosemite (California), 33. 
 
 Zenobia (Rome), 219. 
 
 Zululand, 294. 
 
 Ziirich, 294. 
 
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