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170 Last Essays of Elia. By Charles Lamb, . 2 . M l . , ,
16zlMLove. By Ralph Waldo Emerson, ' .’ ‘ . . V f “
166 Essays or Ella. By Charles Lamb, I ‘ . . , ;.. ‘"
Ill’) Heroism. M By‘Ralph Waldo Emerson,“ . . i '. ’ .. M
Ir -a 163 “Holyoal;e’s;Mamml of Cooperation, . . 5 . pw
1. mi Burke on the Sublime andlBeautiful,‘ . l . 1 j ‘
‘if-"160 0l>iter,Dicta. Augustine Birrell, . . '
150 Alden’s Cyclo edia of Universal Literature. Part IL,
3-3 157 On Leaves. lustrnted. By Sir John Lubbock,
E 155 Alden's Cyclopedia of Universal Literature,’ Part-I.,
155 'l'hoxnn.s Carlyle. By the Author of Obiter Dicta,
447 Great Thoughts frmn Greek Authors. Euripides, .
.146 The s.'1me:,De1n0sthenes, Diogenes, V M. . ‘ .
W145 The same:;. Aristotle, etc.,. , l '
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142 Emerson; r Mattliew .-‘lrnolcl.-‘ M ., t ' . l . .. 7 '
.141 Physical Education. Speucer,; ' . ’, ;. “ L
‘HO )Ioml'Education. Spencer, “ ., ‘ . M . L
' .1311 Intellectual Etlucation. Spencer, ‘ ‘ . 7 l . .
.e1&‘5 VV’hat Knowledge is of Illosc Worth, ' . .
lflai Tliofwztr for tl1e.Union. W. Pl1illips,,. . M
1&3 Wendell Phillips. Geo. Wm. Curtis, .' p
.,.-13! Numbers. Mattlxew Arnold. . ‘ . i . 3‘ ‘ .
wl-‘$2 On Liberty. John Stu:.1rt‘)lill,‘M, - l . -
,,1- ,1 Sir Walter Scott,, t. ‘ ’ g -‘ “ LM.
130 Milton. Bahington )inca‘ulay,‘.. . i. l ‘. .,
138 Lady. of the I.:x1:e. Sir Walter Scott; . T .‘ v T ‘
”‘ 12? Ivlnrniion. fsir Vlttlter Scott. > ' l
!J,,.,12t5 Lay of the List must:-ex. -‘Sir xmlar scoti, . ' .v , M . M ,
1:25 Confessions ofnn Opium-Eater, . M “.‘ < .,
,-15:3 Hermzu1n,an(l:Dorotl1on. Goethe‘ . .. <. . ‘ .
=55 120 The Raven. etc. Edgar A. Poe.‘ , .
11!) Ethics of the Dust, John Ruskin. . ,
118 Crown of Wild Olive. M John Ruskin, . . .
i ,, ,117 Sesame and Lilies. ’ John Ruslun, . ‘ .
‘L 116 Luther Anecdotes. Dr. Macaulay, M .‘ ., V V M V
W, 115 Lutlxer'sM'1‘al)le Talk. Dr. Blacatilny, '. . ' . 5
’ 113 The Understanding; John Loqke, . . “ ‘. M < 3- " i
106‘ Battle ofthe Books. Dean Sw1ft,. ; 2 j
>- 106 Tlielleart of Bruce, etc.‘ Aytoun,“ . i . l '. 2 “P
Q .195 Virgini.'1,:Ivr'y. The M.'1I'II18.(]a. A ” Macaulay, . . .4
2Tlxe-Ax1cient.Mariner.. Colcridge,f; .. . . ,,
I01 llazeppa, Lord Byron,‘ ; M ‘ ' ; , i ‘ . 3' ‘. "
’”‘ ‘SD Gertrude of Wyoming. Campbell, s V M . ‘ ‘ l .
553 M 84 Essays on Man. Pope, .
, 79'1'he Spectre Briclezroom. Irving. ; ‘ ‘ =.
E5 75 Life and Achievements of Sam Houston, . . - .
74 Youm: 1?eople’s Life of Washington l 3 >. , M . L , , -
l 64 The Essays of Lord Bacon, ' c. l . M .. . . A 3
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