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ADDITIONS—MARCH 1913 131
Literature
Abrahams, Israel. 824 Ai5
Book of delight, and other papers. 1912. Jewish Publication Soc.
of Amer.
_ Other papers: A visit to Hebron.—The solace of books.—Medieval wayfaring.—The
foxs heart.—"Marriages are made in heaven."—Hebrew love songs.—A handful of
curiosities.
Barnes, Albert. 8l4 B25
Miscellaneous essays and reviews. 2v. 1855. Ivison.
Cadalso, Jose de, (pseud. Joseph Vazquez). r 868 Cu
Cartas marruecas. 1824.
Cicero, Marcus Tullius. 876 C47le
Letters to Atticus, with an English translation by E. O. Winstedt.
v.i. 1912. Heinemann. (Loeb classical library.)
Latin and English text.
Crockett, William Shillinglaw. 823 S43zcr
The Scott originals; an account of notables & worthies, the originals
of characters in the Waverley novels. 1912. Foulis.
Dobson, Austin. 824 D6sat
At Prior Park, and other papers. 1912. Stokes.
Other papers: The portraits of Carmontelle.—Garrick's "grand tour."—Loutherbourg,
R. A.—A Fielding "find."—The Bailli de Suffren.—Eighteenth-century Stowe.—
Robert Lloyd.—Gray's biographer [William Mason].—APPENDICES: Carmontelle's transparencies.—Exhibitions
of the "Eidophusikon."—Death of the Bailli de Suffren.
A further series of "Eighteenth century vignettes."
Foulke, William Dudley. 814 F83
Protean papers. 1903. Putnam.
Contents: On spellbinders.—On the economical acquisition of royal ancestry.—My
dog.—On Mexican mountains.—Some observations concerning Goethe.—On the frailties
of literary criticism.—A broad view of the disadvantages of a university education.—A
baseball romance.—A visit to Yucatan.—On William Penn and his mission.—An expert
in scalping.
Freville, Anne Frangois Joachim. r 848 F93
Beaux exemples de piete filiale et de Concorde fraternelle, augmentee
de la Moderne Antigone et des traits memorables de piete filiale
pendant la revolution. 1817.
Harrison, Frederic. 824 H2gam
Among my books; centenaries, reviews, memoirs. 1912. Macmillan.
"Desultory musings on favourite books...Long ago he considered 'The Choice of
Books,' and now, looking back over sixty years since he was at Oxford, he tells us
frankly not what a professional educator thinks the world ought to read, but the volumes
to which he returns as old friends whom he has now more time to cultivate with such
reflections as occur to a lifelong bookman." Athenaeum, 1912.
Hart, John Seely. r 810.8 H31
Female prose writers of America, with biographical notices and
specimens of their writings. 1852. Butler.
Among the authors included are Catherine Sedgwick, Eliza Leslie, Lydia Sigourney,
Sarah Hale, Lydia Child, Elizabeth Ellet, Frances Osgood, Margaret Fuller, Harriet
Beecher Stowe, Maria Browne, Emily Judson, Susan Fenimore Cooper, Elizabeth
Wetherell and Caroline May.