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- Histoire de la musique. Tome 2 (Q172468)
- Staff member enrollments on Saint Hill special briefing course. SEC ED no. 437 (Q172467)
- Scruffy. Pt. 2 (Q172466)
- Maid's hat. SEC ED no. 436 (Q172465)
- Scruffy. Pt. 1 (Q172464)
- Scruffy. Pt. 3 (Q172463)
- Modern economic society. Vol. 1-2. 2d prelim. & private ed (Q172462)
- OHIO JURISPRUDENCE. Vol. 1, 3-4. (Q172461)
- OHIO JURISPRUDENCE. Vol. 1, 3-4. (Q172460)
- AMERICAN LAW REPORTS ANNOTATED. Vol.54.-58 (Q172459)
- Vol. 3-8 (Q172458)
- AMERICAN LAW REPORTS ANNOTATED. Vol.54.-58 (Q172457)
- Vol. 3-8 (Q172456)
- Vol. 3-8 (Q172455)
- AMERICAN LAW REPORTS ANNOTATED. Vol.54.-58 (Q172454)
- Vol. 3-8 (Q172453)
- AMERICAN LAW REPORTS ANNOTATED. Vol.54.-58 (Q172452)
- Vol. 3-8 (Q172451)
- The American secretaries of state and their diplomacy. Vol. 4-8 (Q172450)
- THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COURSE IN LITERATURE. Founders' ed. v. 14. The great Victorians (Q172449)
- THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COURSE IN LITERATURE. Founders' ed. v. 13. The romantic revival in England (Q172448)
- THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COURSE IN LITERATURE. Founders' ed. v. 12. Pope to Burns (Q172447)
- THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COURSE IN LITERATURE. Founders' ed. v. 9. The German mind (Q172446)
- THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COURSE IN LITERATURE. Founders' ed. v. 6. Old France and the Revolution (Q172445)
- THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COURSE IN LITERATURE. Founders' ed. v. 1. The wisdom of the East (Q172444)
- Dog at Timothy's. (In Delineator magazine, Jan. 1929) (Q172443)
- Robe de style. (In the Saturday evening post, Feb. 2, 1929) (Q172442)
- The passion flower. (In Delineator, Mar.-July 1929) (Q172441)
- The third accident. (In Collier's Jan. 12, 1929) (Q172440)
- After all these years. (In Colliers, Mar. 23, 1929) (Q172439)
- The Oxford recitations. © on pref. (Q172438)
- Dinner guests. (In Delineator, Apr. 1929) (Q172437)
- Praise ye the Lord. (In Volunteer choir, Oct. 1928) (Q172436)
- The wooden horse. (In Hearst's international-cosmopolitan, Nov. 1928) (Q172435)
- Minor poetry. (In Hearst's international-cosmopolitan, Dec. 19228) (Q172434)
- The afterthoughts of Lady Godiva. (In Hearst's international-cosmopolitan, Mar. 1929) (Q172433)
- Excitement. (In Redbook magazine) Installment 1. May29. (Q172432)
- Peter kills the bear. (In Collier's, Dec. 1, 1928) (Q172431)
- In line for something. (In Harper's magazine, May 1929) (Q172430)
- Am I getting an education? (In Am I getting an education?) (Q172429)
- How to acquire a love of good reading. (In Am I getting an education?) (Q172428)
- June's first lame duck. (In Delineator, Apr. 1929) (Q172427)
- Master, let me walk with Thee. (In The Volunteer choir, Jan. 1929) (Q172426)
- O lamb of God. (In The Choir herald, Mar. 1929) (Q172425)
- Excitement. (In Redbook magazine) Installment 2. Jun29. (Q172424)
- Average time of flight of standard loads over various ranges (Q172423)
- Average velocity over various ranges (Q172422)
- The Baccarat Club (Q172421)
- The woman who commanded 500,000,000 men. Translated from the French by Una, Lady Troubridge (Q172420)
- Cheery scarecrow (Q172419)