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- Histoire de la Banque de France, d'apres lea sources originales (Q171668)
- Fractures and dislocations, by Philip D. Wilson and William A. Cochrane. 2d ed (Q171667)
- In a strange house. Who tears the serpent from the flesh. Promenade on any street. Lovers relentlessly. Rape of the leaf. Mens creatrix. Strange calendar. Promise me. For the word is flesh. (In The New American caravan) (Q171666)
- The trail eater (Q171665)
- The intimate journal of George Sand. Edited and translated by Marie Jenney Howe (Q171664)
- Answers to exercises in Mathematical analysis. Higher course (Q171663)
- In a strange house. Who tears the serpent from the flesh. Promenade on any street. Lovers relentlessly. Rape of the leaf. Mens creatrix. Strange calendar. Promise me. For the word is flesh. (In The New American caravan) (Q171662)
- Seven days whipping (Q171661)
- The Broadway murders (Q171660)
- Beginning to fly; the book of model airplanes. With an introd. by Richard E. Byrd (Q171659)
- In a strange house. Who tears the serpent from the flesh. Promenade on any street. Lovers relentlessly. Rape of the leaf. Mens creatrix. Strange calendar. Promise me. For the word is flesh. (In The New American caravan) (Q171658)
- Jardin umbrio. on introd., notes, vocabulary & pref (Q171657)
- The listening post (Q171656)
- The home-made kindergarten. Rev. & enl. ed (Q171655)
- In a strange house. Who tears the serpent from the flesh. Promenade on any street. Lovers relentlessly. Rape of the leaf. Mens creatrix. Strange calendar. Promise me. For the word is flesh. (In The New American caravan) (Q171654)
- Wodjabet. (In The Windsor magazine, Dec. 1928) (Pub. in the U.S. in Action and other stories) (Q171653)
- Lovers. (Pub. abroad in Woman's friend, Jan. 26-Feb. 2, 1929 issues) (Q171652)
- Civilization in Europe. Pt. 1-2, by J. Salwyn Schapiro and Richard B. Morris (Q171651)
- In a strange house. Who tears the serpent from the flesh. Promenade on any street. Lovers relentlessly. Rape of the leaf. Mens creatrix. Strange calendar. Promise me. For the word is flesh. (In The New American caravan) (Q171650)
- Grandfather's farm. (Social science readers, edited by Patty Smith Hill and Mary M. Reed) (Q171649)
- Lovers. (Pub. abroad in Woman's friend, Jan. 26-Feb. 2, 1929 issues) (Q171648)
- American criticism (Q171647)
- In a strange house. Who tears the serpent from the flesh. Promenade on any street. Lovers relentlessly. Rape of the leaf. Mens creatrix. Strange calendar. Promise me. For the word is flesh. (In The New American caravan) (Q171646)
- An engine's story. (Social science readers, edited by Patty Smith Hill and Mary M. Reed) (Q171645)
- Hudson: bird nan (Q171644)
- In enemy country (Q171643)
- Unknown lands, the story of Columbus (Q171642)
- A story about boats. (Social science readers, edited by Patty Smith Hill and Mary M. Reed) (Q171641)
- The American omen (Q171640)
- The enterprising burglar, by Hearden Balfour, pseud. of Lady Eve Balfour and Beryl Hearden (Q171639)
- An airplane ride. (Social science readers, edited by Patty Smith Hill and Mary K. Reed) (Q171638)
- The feast of Noel (Q171637)
- Children's classics in dramatic form. Book 1 (Q171636)
- Cimarron. Pt. 1-3. (In Woman's home companion, Nov. 1929-Jan. 1930) (Q171635)
- Le point du jour (Q171634)
- My studio window (Q171633)
- Ernst modern graded studies for saxophone. Book 2-3 (Q171632)
- Dyott tells of attempt to reach scene of Pawcett killing. (In Jersey journal, Jersey City, N. J., Feb. 9, 1929) (Q171631)
- Nej og ja. (No and yes) English-Danish ed (Q171630)
- Little Heiskell (Q171629)
- Ernst modern graded studies for saxophone. Book 2-3 (Q171628)
- Man hunting in lost world country. (In Scranton times, Feb. 19, 1929) (Q171627)
- Grundlaeggende guddomelig videnskab. (Rudimental divine science) English-Danish ed (Q171626)
- The enchanting danger (Q171625)
- Behind the cup (Q171624)
- Women and the ministry (Q171623)
- Rudiments de la science divine. (Rudimental divine science) English-French ed. Traduction revisee (Q171622)
- The inferiority feeling (Q171621)
- Reckless; twenty-two contemporary plays. Pref. by Paul Green (Q171620)
- Fighting caravans (Q171619)