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Aristotle—continued.
Parva naturalia, [Greek text]; recognovit Guilelmus Biehl.
1898. (Bibliotheca scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum
Teubneriana.)
888 A7ipa
Politeia Athenaion, [Greek text]; quartum edidit Fredericvs
Blass. 1903. (Bibliotheca scriptorum Graecorum
et Romanorum Teubneriana.) 888 A71PO
B., T.
Upton letters. 1905
826 B11
"Delightful letters written by an English schoolmaster to an exiled friend
in Madeira. Discussions of problems in the management of boys and
in teaching alternate with illuminating criticisms of books and authors."
A. L. A. booklist, 1905.
Baker, Ernest Albert, & Ross, F. E. ed.
Voice of the mountains. [1905.] 808.8 B17
Collection of poems and prose quotations about the mountains.
Borne, Ludwig, (pseud. Lob Baruch).
Briefe aus Paris, 1830-1831. v.1-2. 1832
838 B6*3b
Gesammelte schriften. 5v. 1840
838 B63g
v.2 wanting.
[Boyd, Andrew Kennedy Hutchinson.]
Autumn holidays of a country parson. 1865
824 B66a
Contents: By the seaside.—Concerning unpruned trees.—Concerning
ugly ducks; being some thoughts on misplaced men.—On the sudden
sweetening of certain grapes.—Concerning the estimate of human
beings.-—-Remembrance.-—On the forest hill; some thoughts touching
dream-life.-—A reminiscence of the old time; being some thoughts on
going away.—-Concerning old enemies.-—At the castle; with some
thoughts on Michael Scott's familiar spirit.—Concerning the right
tack; with some thoughts on the wrong tack.—Concerning needless
fears.—Beaten.—Gossip.—Archbishop Whately on Bacon.—Some
further talk about Scotch affairs.—From Saturday to Monday.—Conclusion.
Dyer, Sir Thomas Firminger Thiselton-
Folk-lore of Shakespeare. 1884
822.33 HE2
Explains the references made by Shakespeare to the popular beliefs of
his time on such subjects as fairies, ghosts, witches, the virtues of
jewels or herbs, and also to the habits and customs of the nation in
respect to marriage, burial, holidays, dances, etc.
Engel, Johann Jakob.
Schriften. I2v. in 4. 1851
v.i-3.
v.4-6.
v.7-9.
Der philosoph fur die welt.—Der fiirstenspiegel.
Reden und asthctische versuche.—Schauspiele.
Ideen zu einer mimik.—Philosophische schriften.
838 E63
v. 10-12. Philosophische schriften (continued).—Die poetik.—-Herr
Lorcnz Stark.
Fischer, Ernst, comp.
Pestalozzi-album, mit originalbcitragen; zum besten hilfsbediirftiger
lehrerwaisen im konigreich Sachsen. 1852. .830.8 F52
Contents:
Hopfen und gerste; novelle, von Berthold Auerbach.—Die
tanzlustige; seelcngemalde, von Richard Treitschke.—Ein Pestalozzijunger;
novellette, von Ernst Fischer.—Ein madonnenbild; novellette,
von Ida Frick.—Aus dem leben eines esels, von Rudolf Reibisch.—
Einige wochen im Schachenbade; novelle, von M. v. Reichenbach.—
Aus Adolph Hcnselt's leben, von Caroline von Gohren.—Traume, von
Gustav Klemm.—Der schauplatz der thaten des Don Quixote, von Carl
v. Wachsmann.—Der spanische volkscharaktcr, von Alexander Zicgler.
—Die weltstellung der Donau; eine geographische skizze, von J. G.
Kohl.—Drei scenen aus dem funfaktigen schauspiel, "Ottfried," von
Karl Gutzkow.—Gedichte.
Frere, John Hookham.
Works in verse and prose; now first collected with a prefa-
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