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Chesterton, Gilbert Keith. 820.9 C42
Victorian age in literature. 1913. Holt. (Home university library
of modern knowledge.)
"Bibliographical note," p.253-254.
The editors explain "that this book is not put forward as an authoritative history of
Victorian literature. It is a free and personal statement of views and impressions about
the significance of Victorian literature made by Mr. Chesterton at the Editors' express
invitation."
[Helps, Sir Arthur.] 824 H43b
Brevia; short essays and aphorisms. 1871. Bell.
Kammeyer, Julius E. 808.5 K12
Principles and practice of public speaking. 1911. Flanagan.
Contains bibliographies. ,
Supplies an abundance of illustrative material and numerous selections for analysis
and interpretation.
Pennsylvania University. r 805 P39P
Publications; series in Romanic languages and literature, no.4-5.
1910-11.
no 4. Nicolay, C. L. Life and works of Cristobal de Castillejo.
no.5. Calderon de la Barca, Pedro. La espanola de Florencia [6 burlas veras, y
amor invencionero].
Schelling, Felix Emmanuel. 821.09 S32
The English lyric. 1913. Houghton. (Types of English literature.)
"Bibliography," p.303-320. „ . ... t j 1
Beginning with its earliest appearance Professor Schelling traces the development
of the lyric in England to the present time (1913) showing its characteristic forms in
successive ages and the various influences that have affected it.
Sidgwick, Arthur Hugh. 824 S568
Walking essays. 1912. Arnold.
Contents: Walking and conversation.—Walker Miles.—Walking and music, with a
digression on dancing.—Walking, sport and athletics.—Walking as a social form.—Walking
in literature.—Walking equipment.—Walking alone, with a digression on London
walking.—Epilogue. . . „ .
Essays extolling in a humorous and entertaining way the delights of walking.
Ward, Artemus, (pseud, of Charles Farrar Browne). 817 W2iar
Artemus Ward's best stories; ed. by Clifton Johnson, with an introduction
by W. D. Howells. 1912. Harper.
"Biographical notes," by Clifton Johnson, p.1-22.
Drama
Bourget, Paul. 8 4 2 B6 S
Le tribun; chronique de 1911 [drama]. 1912.
The same. 1911. (In L'lllustration theatrale, 1911, v.i4-)-.qr 842 I22 v.14
Gregory, Augusta (Persse), lady. 822 G86rt
New comedies. 1913- Putnam.
Contents: The bogie men.-The full moon.-Coats.-Damer's gold.-McDonough *
wife.
"Notes," p.i55 -I 66-
Hunt, Elizabeth Roxana. 808.2 H93
The play of today; studies in play-structure for the student and the
theatre-goer. 1913- Lane.
This volume bears the endorsement of the board of directors of the Drama League