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21. Children's Books - Section G
    The Studio Mariano by Eglanton Thorne; Flower Decorations John B. Hicks; BlessingtonBiggsand Mabel A Boy s poor, spine split along back joint and flapping  
    http://home.clara.net/pwhyles/cp/738g.htm
    
    Extractions: Garfield, Leon - The Golden Shadow . Longman Young. 1st, 1973. A re-telling of the Greek myth of Heracles whose adventures form the heart of this book. (front flap). 9¼" x 6¼", 160pp, brown cloth, hardback. Illustrated with monochrome drawings by Charles Keeping. Near fine complete with wrapper that has a 1½" tear at each side of the head of the spine (the front one of which is repaired with a piece of Sellotape on the reverse side) and is creased around the same area, slightly sunned spine, other slight edge wear but generally very good plus. Garland - Garland Story Book for Girls . Beaver Books, ND, 1940s? Bumper Book Series - 18. Four coloured illustrations, 2 plates printed on both sides, plus monochrome drawings within the text. 11¼" x 8¼", 110pp plus 2 plates, quarter red cloth with colour illustrated paper sides, hb. Page edges slightly browned, o/w very good. Gervaise, Mary - Marigold and Dandelion . Warne. Not dated, inscribed 1936. 7½" x 4¾", 256pp plus 1 plate, red-orange cloth, black blocked lettering, hardback. Illustrated with a coloured frontispiece. Spine a bit sunned, slight edge wear, prize inscription on front-free endpaper, slight edge-foxing, faint 'mark' on front-board, the odd fox spot, good solid copy, no wrapper. Above average.

22. From Gars@netcom.com Wed Apr 8 230907 1998 Date Tue, 7 Apr 1998
    R. Katz, Jose Medina, Gavin Newsom, Mabel Teng, Michael Yaki The Calgary Herald, byStephen Thorne SISIS note This fund is managed by a joint corporation called  
    http://www.nanews.org/archive/1998/nanews06.015

23. C.K. (Charles Kay) Ogden Archive, 1889 - 1957. Part Two
    Johnson, B. 1935 Johnson, C. 1938 joint Matriculation Board Yale University Law Libraryto Samuel Thorne from (Raphael John (2) Lamb, CG Lamb, Mabel (2) Lambert  
    http://library.mcmaster.ca/archives/findaids/findaids/o/ogden.02.htm

24. Historical Genealogy Of The McCurdy Family
    Fox) was born in 1774; he married Margaret Thorne, of Butler loom, he used for astool, the joint of a Edward married Mabel Genet, of whom was born Pearl and  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jwroots1/mccbook.html
    
    Extractions: OAS_AD('Top'); For this transcription we will eliminate the original page numbers and format in order to lessen the amount of pages and to make it easier to read and print. Also, some spelling and punctuation has been corrected. Notes will be inserted at random. THANKS TO ALL THE TRANSCRIBERS WHO MADE THIS BOOK WEB-READY!!! If you find any errors or would like to make a clarification or addition, (Undated, appears to be approximately 1909) PREFACE In presenting this history to the members of the McCurdy race, I do so with the firm belief that every detail given herein is perfectly true, which covers a period of more than 500 years. This has been the result of over ten years investigation by various family members of the McCurdy family, and brings to light many branches of the family, that otherwise could never have been discovered.

25. NOUVELLE DE LA BIBLIOTHÈQUE NATIONALE VOLUME 27 3-4 MARS/AVRIL
    Translate this page MUS 215 Lindsay, Miss 1969-14 Lucas, Mrs. Mabel M. 1969 Lilian 1979-5 Sullivan, Virginia1992-20 Thorne, Havilah Jane Il joint les rangs de la BBC à Londres en  
    http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/202/301/nouvelles/nouvelles-a/1995v27/v27n3-4.t
    
    Extractions: NOUVELLE DE LA BIBLIOTHÈQUE NATIONALE VOLUME 27 #3-4 MARS/AVRIL 1995 ISSN : 1195-2326 Sommaire Le projet pilote de la Bibliothèque nationale sur les publications électroniques En direct... des Services de recherche et d'information Acquisitions dignes de mention Quand le passé se conjugue au futur Connexions électroniques Résumé : décisions et mesures découlant de la réunion sur la conservation Réunion du Groupe consultatif Rencontre CIP 1994 Les musiciennes au Canada «gravent leur nom dans l'histoire» à la Division de la musique Frank Cyril Shaw Davison, 1893-1960 : un mystère littéraire résolu? Marianne Scott reçoit le prix du mérite annuel 1994 de la CORPO La mise en commun des ressources : établir les liens Une stratégie nationale de mise en commun des ressources : du concept à la réalité CANARIE — Pour participer au développement de l'autoroute de l'information canadienne CANLIT-L — Groupe de discussion sur la littérature canadienne Programmes publics Pleins feux sur... la grande soirée de lecture des lauréats des Prix littéraires du Gouverneur général Projets de recherche en bibliothéconomie et en sciences de l'information ***** RÉDACTRICE EN CHEF Gwynneth Evans RÉDACTION Jean-Marie Brière Willadean Leo GRAPHISME Roseanne Ducharme Les Nouvelles de la Bibliothèque nationale sont publiées dix fois par année et elles sont distribuées gratuitement à ceux qui en font la demande. Si vous désirez changer votre adresse, S.V.P. retourner votre étiquette d'adresse avec les changements désirés à Marketing et édition, Bibliothèque nationale du Ca nada, 395, rue Wellington, Ottawa, Canada K1A 0N4. Télécopieur : (613) 991-9871. Internet : publications @nlc-bnc.ca Les Nouvelles de la Bibliothèque nationale sont offertes aussi sur le serveur Gopher de la Bibliothèque nationale. Internet gopher.nlc-bnc.da URL (Localisateur de ressources uniformes) du WWW gopher://gopher.nlc-bnc.ca/ Les articles publiés dans les Nouvelles de la Bibliothèque nationale peuvent être reproduits sans autorisation, mais une mention de source serait appréciée. Les anciens numéros des Nouvelles de la Bibliothèque nationale peuvent être obtenus en écrivant à l'adresse mentionnée ci-dessus. S.V.P., préciser le(s) volume(s) et numéro(s) désirés. Les Nouvelles de la Bibliothèque nationale sont répertoriées dans le Canadian Magazine Index et disponibles en direct dans la Canadian Business and Current Affairs Database. Le papier utilisé pour cette publication satisfait aux exigences minimales contenues dans la norme American National Standard for Information Sciences Permanence of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI Z39.48-1992. ***** Le projet pilote de la Bibliothèque nationale sur les publications électroniques par Nancy Brodie, Gestion des ressources en information Comment peut-on acquérir un document qui n'existe que sous forme électronique? Comment peut-on faire en sorte que ce document ne change pas au fil des ans? Comment peut-on le rendre accessible sans l'exposer à des manipulations? À cause de la prolifération des documents électroniques et de l'information en réseau, la Bibliothèque nationale du Canada et les bibliothèques de partout au pays ont de grands défis à relever. Il faut élaborer rapidement des méthodes d'acquisition et de rangement des documents électroniques ainsi que des moyens de mettre les publications accessibles en direct à la disposition des clients des bibliothèques. Face à ces défis, la Bibliothèque nationale du Canada a entrepris un projet pilote qui fournira des lignes directrices et des options concernant le traitement des publications électroniques. Selon l'administrateur général de la Bibliothèque nationale, Mme Marianne Scott, «en tant qu'organisme culturel fédéral responsable des publications du patrimoine du Canada, la Bibliothèque nationale doit trouver de nouvelles façons de remplir son mandat lié au patrimoine dans cette ère de l'information. Nous devons veiller à ce que les collections des bibliothèques renferment tous les types de publications, afin d'empêcher l'apparition de graves lacunes dans le patrimoine canadien et la perte des instruments de recherche de notre pays.» Plusieurs bibliothèques canadiennes ont monté des collections de publications électroniques en réseau sur Internet, ou ont fait des liens avec ces publications et leurs collections. Cependant, la Bibliothèque nationale se concentre essentiellement sur les publications électroniques canadiennes. Par exemple, la bibliothèque de l'Université de Calgary a choisi d'emmagasiner localement des titres de revues électroniques. La bibliothèque de l'Université de la Saskatchewan a rendu sa collection de revues électroniques plus accessible en offrant la recherche par mots clés ainsi qu'une bibliographie d'articles et de rapports sur les revues électroniques. L'Université Simon Fraser monte actuellement une bibliothèque électronique, qui inclut jusqu'à présent une collection de documents de recherche, de publications préliminaires et de rapports techniques. La faculté des sciences de l'information de l'Université de Toronto a entrepris un projet de revue électronique et étudie différentes méthodes pour améliorer l'accès, y compris l'utilisation de la norme électronique Z39.50 et du langage standard généralisé de balisage (Standard Generalized Mark-Up Language — SGML). Les bibliothèques canadiennes se tournent vers la Bibliothèque nationale en tant que meneur dans le domaine des normes de catalogage et de conservation des publications électroniques. Les bibliothèques canadiennes reconnaissent la nécessité d'aborder les questions relatives aux publications électroniques, comme l'intégrité et la sécurité de l'information, le droit d'auteur et les frais d'utilisation. Objectifs Les objectifs du projet pilote sur les pu-blications ilectroniques sont les suivants : 1. Identifier et comprendre les problèmes que les bibliothèques et, en particulier, la Bibliothèque nationale rencontreront dans le traitement des collections en direct. 2. Inciter un plus grand nombre d'employé(e)s de la Bibliothèque nationale à utiliser et à bien connaître les documents en direct, que ce personel travaille à l'un ou l'autre des secteurs de la Bibliothèque (sélection, acquisitions, catalogage, gestion des collections, transfert de documents en direct sur des supports de conservation, référence). 3. Aider la Bibliothèque nationale à établir les politiques à plus long terme sur le traitement des documents en réseau, et recommander de donner des responsabilités administratives au sein de la Bibliothèque nationale en vue de gérer ces documents. 4. Prendre de l'expérience afin que la Bibliothèque nationale puisse jouer un rôle majeur au gouvernement fédéral en ce qui concerne la gestion de l'information gouvernementale. 5. Participer à l'élaboration des documents de la Bibliothèque nationale servant à définir et à planifier les besoins en ressources de l'organisation. 6. Prendre de l'expérience et se spécialiser dans certaines des technologies et des enjeux technologiques mettant en cause l'édition et les publications électroniques, surtout dans le domaine de l'édition électronique sur Internet. Pour atteindre ces objectifs, il a été convenu que la Bibliothèque nationale mènerait un projet pilote visant à acquérir, à ranger, à conserver, à cataloguer et à offrir le service pour un petit nombre de revues électroniques canadiennes disponibles en direct sur Internet. La plate-forme technique du projet pilote repose sur le matériel informatique actuel de la Bibliothèque nationale, en plus du logiciel déjà autorisé par la Bibliothèque ou du logiciel public (logiciel gratuit versé au domaine public). À l'été 1994, Bill Newman, gestionnaire du Soutien des systèmes et des télécommunications des Services de technologie de l'information, a été nommé chef de projet et a dressé un plan du projet. Des employés de plusieurs secteurs de la Bibliothèque nationale ont été affectés à l'équipe du projet et ont reçu un cours d'initiation au réseau Internet. Le projet a été entrepris en septembre 1994. Services techniques Les procédures relatives aux services techniques ont été rédigées et reprises à mesure que les membres du personnel se familiarisaient avec les publications électroniques et que la structure de soutien technique s'améliorait. Au début, le personnel prévoyait que les numéros des publications électroniques seraient transférés, par courrier électronique, des acquisitions à l'enregistrement, puis au catalogage. On a vite compris que le numéro pouvait être emmagasiné électroniquement sur réception et pouvait être accessible simultanément au public et au personnel qui s'occupait de chacune des étapes du processus relatif aux services techniques. Acquisition Jusqu'à présent, les revues électroniques canadiennes suivantes sont utilisées aux fins du projet pilote : Axe: Revue électronique de la littérature québécoise et francophone; Cropduster; iMpulse: Music Journal; International Teletimes; The Spill; Information gouvernementale au Canada); The Reader; Liste hebdomadaire des publications du gouvernement du Canada; Nouvelles de la Bibliothèque nationale et Infocycle

26. Temperament: Individual D Theories Of Behavior Ther Diet-behavior Relationshi Di
    Legal Companion, Prima Publishing,US, Harris, Thorne D., Software of the Book) RedDust and Broadsides A joint Biography Austin and Mabel The Amherst  
    http://www.web.search-4-books.uk-infoguide.co.uk/190.html

27. Emma Goldman: Chronology 1920 - 1940
    Goldman, while the committee organized by Mabel Carver Crouch and Ahrne Thornbergas Ahrne Thorne, later the at Friends House, London, under joint auspices of  
    http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Goldman/Guide/chronology2040.html
    
    Extractions: Goldman and Berkman settle in Petrograd where they renew their friendships with William Shatoff, now working as Commissar of Railroads, and John Reed. Meet with Grigory Zinoviev, director of the Soviet Executive Committee, and briefly with Maxim Gorki at his home in Petrograd. Attend a conference of anarchists, including Baltic factory workers and Kronstadt sailors, who echo criticisms of the Bolsheviks voiced by Left Social Revolutionaries and others who have paid visits to Goldman and Berkman in this period. February 7 Goldman and Berkman travel to Moscow where they meet with Bolshevik leaders, including Alexandra Kollontai, Commissar for Public Welfare; Anatoly Lunacharsky, Commissar for Education; Angelica Balabanoff, Secretary of the Third International; and Grigory Chicherin, Assistant Commissar for Foreign Affairs.

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    THANKS for visiting Project Gutenberg. * ( No author Attributed) Thoreau, Henry David, 18171862. Thorne, Paul. Tilden, John Henry, 1851-1940  
    http://surfsteve.bravepages.com/gutenberg/authors.htm

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    Project Gutenberg's Copyright Renewals 1959, by US Copyright Office 8 in our series by US Copyright Office Copyright laws are changing all over the world. ADELL, JAMES C., joint author. A test  
    http://www.knowledgerush.com/pg/etext04/r195910.txt

30. Documenting The American South: Author Index
    author Index. We need your help! Please tell us how Worcester, MA The author, 1845. 48 p People of the Confederate States joint Resolution in Relation to the  
    http://docsouth.unc.edu/authors.html

31. Unknown Romance Novelists
    Dora Thorne, The Earl s Atonement, From Gloom to Sunlight, Golden Heart, Her MabelMcElliott. the preface, but his wife continued to write under their joint name  
    http://www.writepage.com/others/unknown.htm
    
    Extractions: LinkExchange Member Unknown Romance Novelists This is part of the A Celebration of Women Writers , but I have few clues about these women. They are the authors of novels I have from 1850s-1940s, or were taken from lists in old novels or catalogs. The Romance and Mystery writers of today are their literary grand-daughters. One of them is the great-grandmother of a friend - after her husband died, his family refused to help her, so she supported and educated her six children by writing. If you have any information about authors, please let me know : titles, birth or death dates, biographical information. If you have books by authors I haven't listed, I would welcome that too. Eventually the novels will be analysed for what they reflect about the women who wrote and read them, but for now I'm just collecting them. Also see:

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    Project Gutenberg's Copyright Renewals 1953, by US Copyright Office 6 in our series by US Copyright Office Copyright laws are changing all over the world. ALLTON, JAMES MILLER, joint author Blacksmithing. R111895. SEE Selvidge HARRIET T. B. joint author The problem method in Burns (W) BURSLEY, JOSEPH A., joint author Heat engines  
    http://www.knowledgerush.com/pg/etext04/r195310.txt
    
    Extractions: HALDEMAN-JULIUS, HENRY An agnostic looks at life. R111597. SEE Haldeman-Julius, Emanuel. Brief burlesques and epigrams. R111305. SEE Haldeman-Julius, Emanuel. Studies in rationalism. R111275. SEE Haldeman-Julius, Emanuel. HALDEMAN-JULIUS COMPANY African Negro folk tales. R110146. SEE Maris, Faith. Amorous tales of the monks. R111301. SEE Smith, Lloyd E., ed. Anatole France. R110161. SEE Durant, William James, Arithmetic self taught. R110526. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. The art of kissing. R111589. SEE Wood, Clement. Association tests used in psychoanalysis. R107216. SEE Bonus, Daniel H. Astronomy for beginners. R111292. SEE Carrington, Hereward. Auction bridge for beginners. R105932. SEE Wood, Clement. Ballads. R110514. SEE Scott, Sir Walter, bart. Beekeeping for profit. R110151. SEE Randolph, Vance. Behaviorism. R110138. SEE Tripp, Newell R. The best American jokes. R112538. SEE Wood, Clement, ed. The best Irish Jokes. R112532. SEE Wood, Clement. The best Negro jokes. R112533. SEE Wood, Clement. Bluebeard and his eight wives. R112535. SEE Wood, Clement. Bluebeard, Cinderella, and other tales. R110528. SEE Perrault, Charles. A book of comic dialect poems. R112536. SEE Wood, Clement, ed. A book of familiar quotations. R110513. SEE Smith, Lloyd E., ed. A book of popular recitations. R113097. SEE Milburn, George, ed. A book of strange murders. R107237. SEE Finger, Charles J. A book of useful phrases. R110512. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. Botany for beginners. R105931. SEE Wood, Clement. Brazilian short stories. R107235. SEE Monteiro Lobato, José Bento. Camping, woodcraft, and wildcraft. R107212. SEE Spears, Raymond S. Card games and how to play them. R110527. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. Casanova and the women he loved. R111309. SEE Wood, Clement. The child's sexual life. R110136. SEE Fielding, William J. Cicero as revealed in his letters. R110132. SEE De Ford, Miriam Allen. Cleopatra and her loves. R111307. SEE Wood, Clement. Confessions. R110519. SEE Augustinus, Aurelius, Saint, Bp. of Hippo. Confidential chats with husbands. R110133. SEE Lay, Wilfrid. Contemporary American philosophers. R107238. SEE Durant, William James. Contemporary European philosophers. R107231. SEE Durant, William James. Conventional lies of our civilization. R110157. SEE Nordau, Max. Costa Rican tales. R110149. SEE Fernández Guardia, Ricardo. Cup bearers of wine and hellebore. R107203. SEE Powys, Llewelyn. Curiosities of mathematics. R111286. SEE Condon, Edward. The deserted village. R107256. SEE Goldsmith, Oliver. The determination of sex. R111304 SEE Fielding, William J. Diabetes. R110140. SEE Wilder, Russell M. A dictionary of American slang. R112534. SEE Wood, Clement. A dictionary of Biblical allusions. R111308. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. A dictionary of sea terms. R111599. SEE Wells, Prank. Dual and multiple personality. R111595. SEE Fielding, William J. Dwellers of the ponds. R110131. SEE Fenton, Carroll Lane. Embryology and its evidence for evolution. R107205. SEE Fenton, Carroll Lane. Emerson, the man and his works. R107227. SEE Wood, Clement. The empire of Napoleon. R110139. SEE Gottschalk, Louis R. English composition self taught. R110525. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. The enjoyment of music. R110164. SEE Goldberg, Isaac. The enjoyment of reading. R111284. SEE Goldberg, Isaac. Epigrams. R111293. SEE Nietzsche, Friedrich. Epigrams of love, life, and laughter. R105933. SEE France, Anatole. The essence of Catholicism. R107209. SEE Church, Ralph W. The evidence for evolution. R107204. SEE Fenton, Carroll Lane. Faust. R111294 ... SEE Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. Five hundred riddles. R111288. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. Food and diet in relation to life and health. R107207. SEE Carrington, Hereward. The foundations of science. R107230. SEE Miller, A. G. 4,000 words often mispronounced. R111289. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. French cooking for amateurs. R111297. SEE Maris, Faith. Freud on sleep and sexual dreams. R107232. SEE Booker, Anton S. The frogs. R110147. SEE Aristophanes. Genetics for beginners. R110152. SEE Fenton, Carroll Lane. The gist of Burton's Anatomy of melancholy. R110141. SEE Finger, Charles J. Greek physics and modern science. R110158. SEE Shipley, Maynard. A handbook for amateur magicians. R111596. SEE Milburn, George. A handbook of useful tables. R110521. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. Hands. R110165. SEE Anderson, Sherwood. The harlot's house and other poems. R107240. SEE Wilde, Oscar. Harmony self taught. R111600. SEE Goldberg, Isaac. Helpful hints for hikers. R107211. SEE Spears, Raymond S. Homo-sexual life. R111281. SEE Fielding, William J. How to improve your vocabulary. R110524. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. How to know spiders. R111283. SEE Randolph, Vance. How to know the song birds. R110137. SEE Randolph, Vance. How to pronounce 4000 proper names. R111290. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. How to save money. R111598. SEE Frederick, Justus George. How to talk and debate. R111591. SEE Wood, Clement. How to teach yourself to play the piano. R113096. SEE Shipley, Maynard. How to think logically. R112540. SEE Markun, Leo. The humor of "Bill" Nye. R107221. SEE Nye, Edgar Wilson. The intelligence of invertebrate animals. R107214. SEE Shipley, Maynard. The intelligence of vertebrate animals. R107218. SEE Shipley, Maynard. An introduction to heredity. R110144. SEE Fenton, Carroll Lane. An introduction to philology. R107213. SEE Wood, Clement. Is life worth living? R111302. SEE Starr, Frederick. Is the human race getting anywhere? R111303. SEE Starr, Frederick. Latin self taught. R111601. SEE De Ford, Miriam Allen. Life among the ants. R110153. SEE Randolph, Vance. Life among the apes and monkeys. R110160. SEE Fenton, Carroll Life among the bees. R107210. SEE Randolph, Vance. Life among the butterflies. R110143. SEE Randolph, Vance. Life among the dragonflles. R110145. SEE Randolph, Vance. The life and poems of Catullus. R110159. SEE De Ford, Miriam Allen. Life of Ignatius Loyola. R110135. SEE Vedder, Henry C. Love letters of Abelard and Heloise. R111277. SEE Abailard, Pierre. The lower invertebrate animals. R111282. SEE Fenton, Carroll Lane. Man's debt to the sun. R110148. SEE Shipley, Maynard. Man's sexual life. R107219. SEE Fielding, William J. A manual of parliamentary law. R111285. SEE Smith, Lloyd E. Memoirs of Madame de Stael. R111280. SEE Stael-Holstein, Anne Louise Germaine Necker, baronne de. Morals. R110517. SEE Seneca. More animals of ancient lands. R110155. SEE Fenton, Carroll Lane. The nature of science. R110150. SEE Fenton, Carroll Lane. Notes for my biographer. R111594. SEE Howe, Edgar Watson. On liberty. R111287. SEE Mill, John Stuart. Optimism or pessimism. R107224. SEE Frank, Henry. The origin of religion. R111603. SEE McCabe, Joseph. Our insect enemies. R110163. SEE Randolph, Vance. The patent medicine and the public health. R107225. SEE Cramp, Arthur J. The philosophy of Herbert Spencer. R107228. SEE Durant, William James. The philosophy of Immanuel Kant. R107217. SEE Durant, William James. Poems about Jesus. R110130. SEE Crawford, Nelson Antrim, ed. Poems and ballads. R107239. SEE Swinburne, Algernon Charles. SHOER, LULU M. The original Guckert's chorda. R108255. SEE Guckert, E. N. SHOWERMAN, GRANT, joint ed. Century readings in ancient, classical, and modern European literature. R107504. SEE Cunliffe, John W., ed. SHOWERMAN, ZILPHIA V. Century readings in ancient, classical, and modern European literature. R107504. SEE Cunliffe, John W., ed. SILVERS, Mrs. ROY H. Short course in bee culture. R106750. SEE Johnson, James Sion. SIMMONDS, NINA, joint author The newer knowledge of nutrition. R109024. SEE McCollum, Elmer Verner. SIMS, ANNE B. The Laxdaela saga. R108380. SEE Laxdoela saga. SING unto the Lord a new song, suppl.; music by Mrs. H. S. Lehman, words by Mrs. H. S. Lehman, W. W. Colby, and T. V. Voorhees. © 31Mar25, A830267. R108370, 5Mar53, Juanita Lehman Gottschling (C) SINGER, EDGAR A., Jr. Fool's advice. © 21Dec25, A879040. R108448, 10Mar53, Edgar A. Singer, Jr. (A) SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY. High speed lock stitch vertical trimmer, Singer machine 51W55, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 9714, Aug. 1925. © 10Sep25, A868027. R111529, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) High speed Singer machines 51W56 and 51W57, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 9715, Aug. 1925. © 11Sep25, A868106. R111530, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for operating the Singer portable electric sewing machine no. 99-13, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 18139, Sept. 1925. © 30Oct25, A873525. R113654, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for operating the Singer portable electric sewing machine no. 128-13 (attachments 25919) with knee control, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 18140, Oct. 1925. © 12Nov25, A874426. R113656, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for setting up Singer machines of class 99W on power tables with driving equipments 228599, 228600, 228606. 228609, 228611, 228612, and 228613, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1875W, rev. May 1925.© 15Jun25, A859157. R111521, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using and adjusting Singer sewing machines 99W75. 99W76, 99W77, 99W79. and 99W80, for making buttonholes in fabrics, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1753W, rev. Dec. 1925. © 24Dec25, A878296. R113665, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using and adjusting Singer sewing machines 112W130, 112W131, and 112W135, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1959W, rev. Nov. 1925. © 30Nov25, A876581. R113660, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machine 72W12 hemstitch, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1830W, rev. Jan. 1925.© 30Jan25, A819906. Rl04774, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machine 107W100, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1423W, rev. Mar. 1925. © 1May25, A830722. R104786, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machine 110W150, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1943W, Jan. 1925. © 13Feb25, A820854. R104777, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machine 112W130, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1959W, July 1925. © 29Jul25, A863655. R111524, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machines 51W46 and 51W47, oblique underedge trimmer, and 51W49, horizontal underedge trimmer, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1744W, rev, Feb. 1925. © 27Feb25, A825026. R104778, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machines 51W54 and 51W55, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1970W, Sept. 1925. © 1Oct25, A870330. R113652, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machines 51W56 and 51W57, oblique underedge trimmer, and 51E59, horizontal underedge trimmer, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1971W, Sept. 1925. © 3Oct25, A870331. R113653, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machines 78-1 and 78-3 by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 7974, Mar. 1925. © 8Jun25, A857646. R111520, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machines of class 72W, except machines 72W12 and 72W19, hemstitch, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1942W, rev. Jan. 1925. © 7Feb25, A820855. R104789, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machines of class 110W, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1808W, rev. Feb. 1925. © 11Mar25, A825374. R104779, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Instructions for using Singer sewing machines of class 110W, except machine 110W150, fitted with continuous wheel feed for leather work, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 1808W, rev. Jan. 1925. © 19Jan25, A818928. R104773, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machine no. 46-100, by George Rice. Form 18061, Jan. 1925. © 6Feb25, A820572. R104775, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machine no. 51W54, by Thomas W. Cutting. Form 1972W, Nov. 1925. © 24Dec25, A878293. R113664, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machine no. 61W76, by Thomas W. Cutting. Form 1954W, Apr. 1925. © 29Jun25, A859694. R111522, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machine no. 71-30, by Thomas W. Cutting. Form 1530W, rev. Feb. 1925. © 13Apr25, A828376. R104785, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machine no. 99W50, by Thomas W. Cutting. Form 1684W, rev. Oct. 1925. © 25Nov25, A874901. R113658, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machine no. 111W100, by Thomas William Cutting. Form 1938W, Jan. 1925. © 4Feb25, A820573. R104776, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machine no. 110W121, by Thomas W. Cutting. Form 1963W, Oct. 1925. © 17Dec25, A878057. R113663, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machine no. 110W150, by Thomas W. Cutting. Form 1964W, Oct. 1925. © 18Dec25, A877936. R113662, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machine no. 117-2, by George Rice. Form 18083, July 1925. © 31Jul25, A863656. R111525, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machines no. 22W23, 22W25, 22W38, 22W111, 22W113, 22W133, and 22W207. by Thomas W. Cutting. Form 1874W, Feb. 1925. © 21Apr25, A830724. R104788, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machines no. 23-1, 23-3, 23-4, 23-9 to 23-12, 23-16, 23-21, 23-22, and 23-30, by Thomas W. Cutting. Form 1916W, Jan. 1925. © 12Mar25, A826073. R104781, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machines no. 36-1 and 36-3, by Thomas W. Cutting. Form 1952W, Mar. 1925. © 5May25, A830723. R104787, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machines no. 147-1 and 147-3, by George Rice. Form 18109. Oct. 1925. © 20Nov25, A876327. R113659, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machines no. 147-2 and 147-23, by George Rice. Form 18110. Oct. 1925. © 24Nov25, A874755. R113657, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of parts, machines no. 147-20 to 147-22, by George Rice. Form 18111. Oct. 1925. © 1Dec25, A877128. R113661, 17Jun53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) List of screws, nuts and rollers, and studs, by George Rice. Form 18078, July 1925. © 26Aug25, A866530. R111528, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) New type high speed Singer machine 51W54, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 9713, Aug. 1925. © 2Sep25, A865946. R111527, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) New type high speed Singer machine 51W59, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 9716, Aug. 1925. © 15Sep25, A868202. R111531, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Price list of parts for family shops: B. T. 7 to B. T. 92 motors and Singerlights. by Archibald Tregaskis Form 18087, July 1925. © 1Aug25, A863845. R111526, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Singer machine 58-15 for sewing regular or fancy shank buttons on shoes, etc., by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 9718, July 1925. © 17Jul25, A862324. R111523, 1May53, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) Singer machine 69-22 cylinder bed lock stitch for sewing marking tags on laundry articles, by Archibald Tregaskis. Form 9663, rev. March 1925. © 21Mar25, A826902. R104784, 29Dec52, The Singer Manufacturing Co. (PWH) SPERRY, WILLARD L. Reality in worship. © 15Sep25, A864606. R109041, 18Mar53, Willard L. Sperry (A) SPINNEY, BERYL H. A text-book of physics. R109037. SEE Spinney, Louis Bevier. SPINNEY, LOUIS BEVIER. A text-book of physics. 3d ed. © 1Sep25, A861669. R109037, 18Mar53, Beryl H. Spinney (W) SPOOL COTTON COMPANY Modern Priscilla home furnishing book. R104965. SEE MacDonald, Elizabeth Stone. SPYRI, JOHANNA. Children of the Alps, translated by Elisabeth P. Stork. Illus. by Margaret J. Marshall. © 15Sep25, A872104. R108326, 5Mar53, Charles Wharton Stork (Wr) SQUIER, EDNA C. The city beyond the clouds. R109684. SEE Stratemeyer, Edward. STAËL-HOLSTEIN, ANNE LOUISE GERMAINE NECKER, baronne de. Memoirs of Madame de Staël, edited by Lloyd E. Smith. (Little blue book, no. 888) © 31Aug25, A867106. R111280, 23Apr53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) STANARD, MARY NEWTON. The dreamer. © 9Sep25, A872102. R110477, 16Apr53, Roberta Newton Taylor (NK) Edgar Allan Poe letters till now unpublished. R110476. SEE Poe, Edgar Allan. STANDISH, BURT L. Lefty Locke, owner. © 9Jun25, A829630. R108614, 11Mar53, Burt L. Standish (A) STARR, FREDERICK. Is life worth living? A debate by Frederick Starr and Clarence Darrow. (Little blue book, no. 910) © 6Nov25, A877095. R111302. 23Apr53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) Is the human race getting anywhere? A debate by Frederick Starr and Clarence Darrow. (Little blue book, no. 911) © 6Nov25, A877096. R111303, 23Apr53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) STARR, HARRIS E. William Graham Sumner. © 15Jun25, A855659. R109472, 27Mar53, Harris E. Starr (A) STEED, ANNE B. Heat engines. R109488. SEE Allen, John R. STEELE, WILBUR DANIEL. Taboo. © 20Aug25, A861606. R111445, 29Apr53, Wilbur Daniel Steel (A) STEEP, MIRIAM Chinese fantastics. R107614. SEE Steep, Thomas. STEEP, THOMAS. Chinese fantastics. © 30Sep25, A875305. R107614, 18Feb53, Miriam Steep (W) STEIN, KURT M. Die schönste Lengevitch, by K. M. S.; with an introd. by Richard Atwater. © 6Jun25, A864086. R108272, 5Mar53, Kurt M. Stein (A) STEINDLER, ARTHUR. A textbook of operative orthopedics. © 9Sep25, A861805. R110042, 9Apr53, Arthur Steindler (A) STEINER, RUDOLF. Aegyptische Mythen und Mysterien; Vortragszyklus, 2.-14. Sept. 1908, in Leipzig. © 5Sep25, AF28858. R105743, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Anthroposophische Leitsätze. © 24Dec25, AF29951. R105760, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Die Bhagavad Gita und die Paulusbriefe; Vortragszyklus, Köln, 28. Dez. 1912 bis 1. Jan. 1913. © 15Sep25, AF28850. R105735, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Der Christus-Impuls und die Entwicklung des Ichbewusstseins; Vorträge, 1909-1910. © 10Sep25, AF28860. R105745, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Christus und die geistige Welt; Vorträge, 28. Dez. 1913 bis 2. Jan. 1914, Leipzig. © 16Sep25, AF28842. R105727, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Christus und die menschliche Seele; vier Vortäge, Norrköping, 12.-16. Juli 1914. © 1Oct25, AF29055. R105757, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Exkurse in das Gebiet des Markus-Evangeliums; Berliner Vorträge, Winter 1910-11. © 10Sep25, AF28849. R105734, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Die Geheimnisse der biblischen Schöpfungegeschichte; Vortragszyklus, 16.-26. Aug. 1910. © 5Sep25, AF28841. R105726, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Die Geheimnisse der Schwelle; Vorträge, München, 24.-31. Aug. 1913. © 14Sep25, AF28844. R105729, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Geisteswissenschaftliche Menschenkunde; Sammlung einzelner Vorträge, 1908 und 1909. © 5Sep25, AF28853. R105738, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Die geistige Führung des Menschen und der Menschheit. © 22Jul25, AF28377. R105723, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Geistige Hierarchien und ihre Wiederspiegelung in der physischen Welt; 10 Vorträge, 12.-18. April 1909, Düsseldorf. © 1Oct25, AF29051. R105753, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Die geistigen Wesenheiten in den Himmelskörpern und Naturreichen; Vortragszyklus, 3.-14. Apr. 1912. © 15Sep25, AF28864. R105749, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Grundlegendes fur eine Erweiterung der Heilkunst nach geisteswissenschaftlichen Erkenntnissen, von Rudolf Steiner und Ita Wegman. © 24Sep25, AF28840. R105725, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Inneres Wesen des Menschen und Leben zwischen Tod und neuer Geburt; Vorträge, Wien, 9.-14. Apr. 1914. © 1Oct25, AF29054. R105756, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Der irdische und der kosmische Mensch; acht Vorträge, Frühjahr 1912. © 15Sep25, AF28852. R105737, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Das Johannes-Evangelium; Vortragszyklus, Hamburg, Mai 1908. © 15Dec25, AF30080. R105762, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Das Johannes-Evangelium im Verhältnis zu den drei anderen Evangelien besonders zu dem Lukas-Evangelium; Vorträge, Juli 1909. © 10Sep25, AF28857. R105742, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlessverwaltung (PPW) Das Leben zwischen den Tode und der neuen Geburt im Verhältnis zu den kosmischen Tatsachen; Vorträge, Winter 1912-13. © 15Sep25, AF28851. R105736, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Das Lukas-Evangelium; zehn Vorträge, Basel, Sept. 1909. © 5Sep25, AF28847. R105732, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Das Markus-Evangelium; zehn Vorträge, Basel, Sept. 1912. © 15Sep25, AF28854. R105739, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Mein Lebensgang; mit einem Nachwort von Marie Steiner. © 29Aug25, AF28562. R105724, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Der Mensch im Lichte von Okkultismus, Theosophie, und Philosophie; Vorträge, 2.-12. Juni 1912. © 15Sep25, AF28865. R105750, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Menschenwesen, Menschenschicksal und Weltentwicklung; ein Vortragszyklus, 16.-21. Mai 1923, Christiania. © 27Feb26, AF30381. R113216, 10Jun53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Der menschliche und der kosmische Gedanke; vier Vorträge, 18. bis 24. Jan. 1914, in Berlin. © 16Sep25, AF28843. R105728, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Die Methodik des Lehrens und die Lebensbedingungen des Erziehens; fünf Vorträge, Stuttgart, 7.-13. Apr. 1924. © 27Mar26, AF31523. R113218, 10Jun53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Die Mission einzelner Volksseelen im Zusammenhange mit der germanischnordischen Mythologie; Vortragszyklus, 7.-17. Juni 1910. © 10Sep25, AF28856. R105741, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Die Mysterien des Morgenlandes und des Christentums; Vortragszyklus, 3.-6. Feb. 1913, Berlin. © 1Oct25, AF29053. R105755, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Notwendigkeit und Freiheit im Weltengeschehen und im menschlichen Handeln; fünf Vorträge. © 1May25, AF27735. R105722, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Notwendigkeit und Freiheit im Weltengeschehen und im menschlichen Handeln; fünf Vorträge, 25. Jan.- 8. Feb. 1916. © 14Sep25, AF28855. R105740, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Die Offenbarungen des Karma; 11 Vorträge, 15. bis 28. Mai 1910, in Hamburg. © 1Oct25, AF29050. R105732, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW) Okkulte Geschichte: Persönlichkeiten und Ereignisse der Weltgeschichte im Lichte der Geisteswissenschaft; Vortragszyklus, 27. Dez. 1910- 1. Jan. 1911. © 10Sep25, AF28859. R105744, 14Jan53, Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPV) Botany for beginners. (Little blue book, no. 710) © 22Jan25, A820903. R105931, 21Jan53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) Cleopatra and her loves. (Little blue book, no. 975) © 16Dec25, A878629. R111307, 23Apr53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) A dictionary of American slang, by Clement Wood and Gloria Goddard. (Little blue book. no. 56) © 14May26, A898644. R112534, 25May53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) Emerson, the man and his works. © 19Mar25, A856204. R107227, 4Feb53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) How to talk and debate. (Little blue book, no. 986) © 17Mar26, A889552. R111591. 4May53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) An introduction to philology. (Little blue book, no. 708) © 19Mar25, A828823. R107213, 4Feb53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) Poetry of the southern states. (Little blue book, no. 719) © 22Jan25, A820902. R105930, 21Jan53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) Pope Alexander VI and his loves. (Little blue book. no. 977) © 21Dec25, A878628. R111306, 23Apr53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) Sociology for beginners. (Little blue book, no. 709) © 19Mar25, A856206. R107229, 4Feb53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) Torquemada and the Spanish Inquisition. (Little blue book, no. 824) © 8May25, A856876. R110154, 10Apr53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) The truth about Christian Science. (Little blue book, no. 983) © 30Dec25, A893558. R111310, 23Apr53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) WOOD, FLORENCE WARD Thobbing. R109707. SEE Ward, Henshaw. WOODWARD, HELEN Bread and circuses. R107782. SEE Woodward, William E. WOODWARD, WILLIAM E. Bread and circuses. © 12Nov25, A872422. R107782, 11Feb53, Helen Woodward (W) WOOLF, LEONARD The common reader. R109300. SEE Woolf, Virginia. Mrs. Dalloway. R109301. SEE Woolf, Virginia. WOOLF, VIRGINIA. The common reader. © 14May25, (pub. abroad 23Apr25, AI-6908), A855263. R109300, 20Mar53, Leonard Woolf (Wr) Mrs. Dalloway. © 14May25, A855264. R109301, 20Mar53, Leonard Woolf (Wr) WOOLRICH, CORNELL. Cover charge. © 26Feb26, A883737. R108905, 17Mar53, Cornell Woolrich (A) WORCESTER COUNTY TRUST COMPANY,WORCESTER, MASS. The little lady in green. R113386. SEE Tappan, Eva March. THE WORLD book; edited by M. V. O'Shea and George H. Locke. 10 v. © 20Jan26, A879495. R108567, 9Mar53, Field Enterprises, inc. (PWH) WRENN, CHARLES L., illus. Linda Lane. R108610. SEE Lawrence, Josephine. Linda Lane helps out. R108612. SEE Lawrence, Josephine. Yank Brown, honor man. R108608. SEE Stone, David. WRIGHT, ANNA MARIA ROSE. Old Ironsides, novelized from the original story by Henry Carr and Walter Woods. © 22Apr26, A891170. R112388, 22May53, Paramount Pictures Corp. (PWH) WRIGHTSON, EILEEN GORGAS William Crawford Gorgas. R105967. SEE Gorgas, Marie D. WYETH, CAROLYN B. The Oregon trail. R113132. SEE Parkman, Francis. WYETH, NEWELL CONVERS, illus. The Oregon trail. R113132. SEE Parkman, Francis. WYLIE, IDA ALENA ROSS. Black harvest. © 22Jan26, A879410. R106441, 26Jan53, I. A. R. Wylie (A) YALE, ELSIE DUNGAN, comp. Easter specials, no. 2, by Elsie Duncan Yale and Grace Gordon. © 12Feb26, A884867. R107702, 19Feb53, Elsie Duncan Yale (A) YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS The American spirit in architecture. R110124. SEE Hamlin, Talbot Faulkner. The American spirit in letters. R113777. SEE Williams, Stanley Thomas. The epic of industry. R111860. SEE Keir, Malcolm. Toilers of land and sea. R106381 SEE Gabriel, Ralph Henry. YEATS, BERTHA GEORGIE Early poems and stories. R109043. SEE Yeats, William Butler. YEATS, WILLIAM BUTLER. Early poems and stories. © 22Sep25, A864733. R109043, 18Mar53, Bertha Georgie Yeats (W) YOFFIE, LEAH RACHEL. Dark altar stairs. © 15Feb26, A883333. R108005, 26Feb53, Leah R. C. Yoffie (A) YOUMANS, ELEANOR. Skitter Cat; illustrated by Ruth Bennett. © 26Sep25, A869252. R107400, 12Feb53, Eleanor Youmans (A) YOUNG, CHESTER A. Tne unveiling of the vitamins as ultra light and color rays. © 21Mar25, A827958. R108003, 26Feb53, Mrs. R. 0. Ellis (NK) YOUNG, ERNEST. The world. R110015. SEE Fairgrieve, James. YOUNG, Mrs. ERNEST The world. R110015. SEE Fairgrieve, James. YOUNG, STARK. Glamour; essays on the art of the theatre. © 24Apr25, A855060. R109366, 23Mar53, Stark Young (A) Sweet times, and The blue policeman; with decorations by Edwin Avery Park. © 23Oct25, A872221. R109481, 27Mar53, Stark Young (A) YOUTH'S coronation day, pageant; text by Verna Whinery, music by Grant Colfax Tullar and I. H. Meredith. © 12Apr26, A899569. R112076, 11May53, Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH) ZOLA, ÉMILE L'attaque du moulin; edited with questionnaire and complete all-French vocabulary by H. B. Richardson. © 22Dec25, A879039 R108447, 10Mar53, Henry B. Richardson (A) FARRÈRE, CLAUDE. Le dernier dieu, roman. © 5Aug26, AF31716. R121458, 27Nov53, Claude Farrère (pseudo. de Frédéric Bargone) (A) FAURE, ELIE. The dance over fire and water. Authorized translation by John Gould Fletcher. © 11Mar26, A883615. R115096, 22Jul53, Charlie May Simon Fletcher (Mrs. John Gould Fletcher) (W) FAUST, DOROTHY. Blue Jay. SEE Faust, Frederick. The good bad man. SEE Faust, Frederick. The man he couldn't get. SEE Faust, Frederick. No man's friend. SEE Faust, Frederick. Sandy Sweyn comes out of the wilds. SEE Faust, Frederick. The splendid rascal. R118335. SEE Faust, Frederick. The thunderer. SEE Faust, Frederick. The tyrant (Monsieur) SEE Faust, Frederick. The white Cheyenne. SEE Faust, Frederick. FAUST, FREDERICK. Blue Jay, by Max Brand [pseud.] (In Western story magazine, Feb. 20-Mar. 27, 1926) © 17Feb26, B694022, 24Feb26, B694590, 3Mar26, B695113, 10Mar26, B695753, 17Mar26, B696227, 24Mar26, B696648. R116701-116706, 31Aug53, Dorothy Faust (W) The good bad man, by George Owen Baxter [pseud.] (In Western story magazine, Jan. 30, 1926) © 27Jan26, B692087. R116707, 31Aug53, Dorothy Faust (W) The man he couldn't get, by George Owen Baxter [pseud.] (In Western story magazine, Feb. 27, 1926) © 24Feb26, B694590. R116708, 31Aug53, Dorothy Faust (W) No man's friend, by Max Brand [pseud.] (In Western story magazine, Dec. 26, 1925) © 23Dec25, B688830. R116709, 31Aug53, Dorothy Faust (W) Sandy Sweyn comes out of the wilds, by Max Brand [pseud.] (In Western story magazine, Jan. 16, 1926) © 13Jan26, B690851. R116710, 31Aug53, Dorothy Faust (W) The splendid rascal, by George Challls [pseud.] © 14May26, A890876. R118335, 28Sep53, Dorothy Faust (W) The thunderer, by Max Brand [pseud.] (In Country gentleman, June-Sept. 1926) © 27May26, B701495, 23Jun26, B703639, 28Jul26, B706095, 25Aug26, B708110. R116711-116714, 31Aug53, Dorothy Faust (W) The tyrant (Monsieur) by George Challis [pseud.] (In Western story magazine. Jan. 9-Feb. 13, 1926) © 6Jan26. B690183, 13Jan26, B690851, 20Jan26, B691347, 27Jan26, B692087, 3Feb26, B692729, 10Feb26, B693187. R116715- 116720, 31Aug53, Dorothy Faust (W) The white Cheyenne, by Peter Henry Morland [pseud.] (In Western story magazine, Dec. 12, 1925-Jan. 16, 1926) © 9Dec25, B688063, 16Dec25, B688563, 23Dec25, B688830, 30Dec25, B689603, 6Jan26, B690183, 13Jan26, B690851. R116721-116726, 31Aug53, Dorothy Faust (W) FAYARD, JEAN. Trois quarts de monde, roman. © 19Jun26, AF31845. R115549, 6Aug53, Jean Fayard (A) FEARNLEY, SYBIL BOLITHO. Murder for profit. R119887. SEE Bolitho, William. FEDERAL REPORTER, SECOND SERIES, v. 8-10. © West Pub. Co. (PWH) v. 8, Dec. 1925-Feb. 1926. © 6Apr26, A897714. R115747, 10Aug53. v. 9, Feb.-Mar. 1926. © 11May26, A897758. R115748, 10Aug53. v. 10, Mar.-Apr. 1926. © 15Jun26, A897759. R115749, 10Aug53. FEDERAL REPORTER, SECOND SERIES. Vol. 11, Apr.-June 1926. © 19Aug26, A958176. R118803, 5Oct53, West Pub. Co. (PWH) FEDERAL STATUTES ANNOTATED. SUPPLEMENT, 1925. Edited by Harold N. Eldridge. © 19Apr26, A891715. R115743, 10Aug53, Edward Thompson Co. (PWH) FERBER, EDNA. Show boat. (In Woman's home companion, Aug. 1926) © 23Jun26, B703778. R114578, 10Jul53, Edna Ferber (A) Show boat. (In Woman's home companion, Sept. 1926) © 23Jul26, B706076. R116087, 17Aug53, Edna Ferber (A) Show boat, a novel. © 19Aug26, A901578. R117565, 17Sep53, Edna Ferber (A) FERNALD, HENRY T. Applied entomology. 2d ed. © 17Mar26, A883704. R114660, 8Jul53, Minna R. Fernald (W) FERNALD, MINNA R. Applied entomology. R114660. SEE Fernald, Henry T. FERNANDEZ, RAMON. Messages, 1. sér. © 30Mar26, AF31317. R122622, 23Dec53, Mme Ramon Fernandez (née Tasea Chomette) (W) FERNANDEZ, TASEA (CHOMETTE) Messages of Ramon Fernandez. R122622. SEE Fernandez, Ramon. FERRIS, HELEN. Girls' clubs, their organization and management. With an introd. by Jane Deeter Rippin. © 25Mar26, A890053. R119276, 19Oct53, Helen Ferris (A) FEUCHTWANGER, LION. Power; translated by Willa and Edwin Muir. © 9Oct26, A949781. R119400, 16Oct53, The Viking Press, inc. (PWH) FICKE, ARTHUR DAVISON. Selected poems. © 10Sep26, A949137. R117354, 11Sep53, Gladys B. Ficke (W) FICKE, GLADYS B. Selected poems of Arthur Davison Ficke. R117354. SEE Ficke, Arthur Davison. FIELD, RACHEL LYMAN. An alphabet for boys and girls. © 8Oct26, A958000. R119241, 14Oct53, Arthur S. Pederson (Wr) Cranberry Road. (In St. Nicholas, Aug. 1926) © 5Aug26, B706757. R115575, 6Aug53, Arthur S. Pederson (Wr) The cuckoo-clock shop. (In St. Nicholas, Aug. 1926) © 5Aug26, B706757. R115574, 6Aug53, Arthur S. Pederson (Wr) General store. (In St. Nicholas, Aug. 1926) © 5Aug26, B706757. R115576, 6Aug53, Arthur S. Pederson (Wr) Houses. (In St. Nicholas, Aug. 1926) © 5Aug26, B706757. R115573, 6Aug53, Arthur S. Pederson (Wr) If once you have slept on an island. (In St. Nicholas, Aug. 1926) © 5Aug26, B706757. R115570, 6Aug53, Arthur S. Pederson (Wr) Parrots. (In St. Nicholas, Aug. 1926) © 5Aug26, B706757. R115572, 6Aug53, Arthur S. Pederson (Wr) Taxis and toadstools, verses and decorations. © 22Oct26, A958078. R119422, 23Oct53, Arthur S. Pederson (Wr) What? No more witches in New York. (In St. Nicholas, Aug. 1926) © 5Aug26, B706757. R115571, 6Aug53, Arthur S. Pederson (Wr) FIELDING, HELEN H. A wild animal round-up. R118690. SEE Hornaday, William T. FIFE, ROBERT HERNDON, ed. American Council alpha French test, pt. 1, form A. Vocabulary: V. A. C. Henmon; grammar: Algernon Coleman. © 25May26, A900901. R123192, 31Dec53, American Council on Education (PWH) American Council alpha French test, pt. 2, form A. Silent reading: Algernon Coleman. © 25May26, A900902. R123193, 31Dec53, American Council on Education (PWH) American Council beta French test, form A. © 5Jun26, A900904. R123194, 31Dec53, American Council on Education (PWH) FINE, HENRY B. Calculus. Prelim. ed. © 14Sep26, A950027. R121641, 3Dec53, Philena F. Locke (C) Calculus, p. 1-111. Prelim. ed. © 12Jan26, A875836. R121640, 3Dec53, Philena F. Locke (C) FINLEY, JOHN, ed. The university library. R118360 ... SEE The university library. FIRESTONE, HARVEY S. Men and rubber, by Harvey S. Firestone in collaboration with Samuel Crowther. © 25Jun26, A897343. R114108, 26Jun53, Mary Owens Crowther (W) FIRST AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND. The romantic comedians. R117357. SEE Glasgow, Ellen. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATLANTA SEE Atlanta. First National Bank. FISCHER (CARL) INC. Koa Loa method for the steel guitar (Hawaiian style) © 21Oct26, A965986. R121060, 17Nov53, Carl Fischer, Inc. (PWH) Short cut method for the tenor banjo. © 26Oct26, A965985. R121059, 17Nov53, Carl Fischer, inc. (PWH) Waikiki ukulele method, including ukulele banjo and tiple. © 22Sep26, A965984. R119320, 19Oct53, Carl Fischer, inc. (PWH) NEW YORK SUPPLEMENT, v. 213-214. Permanent ed. (National Reporter System) © West Pub. Co. (PWH) v. 213, Feb. 1-Mar. 8, 1926. © 27Apr26, A897716. R115753, 10Aug53. v. 214, Mar. 15-Apr. 26, 1926. © 16Jun26, A897760. R115754, 10Aug53. NEW YORK SUPPLEMENT. Vol. 215, May 3-June 21, 1926. Permanent ed. © 23Aug26, A958184. R118811, 5Oct53, West Pub. Co. (PWH) NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY. The New York times Index. SEE The New York times Index. THE NEW YORK TIMES INDEX. Vol. 14, no. 2, Apr.-June 1926. © 16Aug26, A950197. R116179, 18Aug53, The New York Times Co. (PWH) THE NEW YORK TIMES INDEX. Vol. 14, no. 3, July-Sept. 1926. © 17Nov26, A957197. R121097, 19Nov53, The New York Times Co. (PWH) NEWBERRY, IDA. The seventh passenger. R120135. SEE MacGowan, Alice. NEWBERRY, PERRY, joint author. The seventh passenger. R120135. SEE MacGowan, Alice. NEWMAN, ISIDORA, PSEUD. SEE Neugass, Miriam Newman. NEWTON, JOSEPH FORT. The Bible and Masonry; The Oxford Bible concordance for Masonic use; A Mason's charge, by Joseph Fort Newton and Oxford University Press, American Branch. (In Bible. English. 1925. The Holy Bible. Masonic ed.) © 3Dec25, A872871. R118603, 12Oct53, Mrs. Joseph Fort Newton (W) NEWTON, MRS. JOSEPH FORT. The Bible and Masonry. R118603. SEE Newton, Joseph Fort. NICHOLSON, MEREDITH. And they lived happily ever after! © 18Sep25, A869703. R116138, 13Aug53, Meredith Nicholson, Jr. (C) NICHOLSON, MEREDITH, Jr. And they lived happily ever after! R116138. SEE Nicholson, Meredith. NICOMEDE MUSIC COMPANY. Modern method for the plectrum banjo. R122248. SEE Armstrong, Thomas J. The star plectrum banjo folio. R122247. SEE Armstrong, Thomas J., arr. NILES, ABBE. Blues. R119535. SEE Handy, William C., ed. NILES, EDWARD ABBE. SEE Niles, Abbe. NOLTE, ROY E. Hosanna! Easter cantata. © 4Jan26, A875802. R122452, 18Dec53, Roy E. Nolte (A) NORRIS, KATHLEEN (THOMPSON) Barberry bush. (In Delineator, Oct.-Dec. 1926) © 21Aug26, A851339, 6Oct26, A853282, 5Nov26, A905022. R120745-120747, 12Nov53, Kathleen Norris (A) Barberry bush. (In Delineator, Jan. 1927) © 8Dec26, B716692. R122081, 11Dec53, Kathleen Morris (A) Hildegarde. © 15Oct26, A949870. R119251, 19Oct53, Kathleen Norris (A) Hildegarde. (In Collier's, July 24-Oct. 23, 1926) © 20Jul26, A849663, 27Jul26, A850217, 3Aug26. A850326, 10Aug26, A850698, 17Aug26, A850853, 24Aug26, A851236, 31Aug26, A841477, 7Sep26, A851849, 14Sep26, A852058, 21Sep26, A852317, 2Oct26, A852592, 5Oct26. A852731, 12Oct26, A853037, 19Oct26, A853505. R119258-119271, 20Oct53, Kathleen Norris (A) NORTH CAROLINA. LAWS, STATUTES, ETC. 1925 North Carolina cumulative statutes, and notes to the Consolidated statutes; under the editorial supervision of Thomas Johnson Michie assisted by A. Hewson Michie. © 20Nov25, A872573. R120562, 12Nov53, The Michie Co. (PWH) NORTHEASTERN REPORTER. Vol. 150, Jan. 26-Mar. 30, 1926. Permanent ed. (National Reporter System. State series) © 24May26, A897720. R115759, 10Aug53, West Pub. Co. (PWH) NORTHEASTERN REPORTER. Vol. 151, Apr. 6-June 22. 1926. Permanent ed. © 26Aug26, A958187. R118814, 5Oct53, West Pub. Co. (PWH) NORTHEASTERN REPORTER. Temporary Northeastern digest of v. 141-150, Northeastern reporter. © 25May26, A897755. R115782, 10Aug53, West Pub. Co. (PWH) NORTHEASTERN REPORTER. Temporary Northeastern digest of v. 141-150, Northeastern reporter. Indiana ed. © 26May26, A957678. R115799, 10Aug53, West Pub. Co. (PWH) NORTHUP, GEORGE TYLER. An Introduction to Spanish literature. © 19Sep25, A872152. R114176, 26Jun53, George T. Northup (A) NORTHWESTERN REPORTER, v. 206-207. Permanent ed. (National Reporter System. State series) © West Pub. Co. (PWH) v. 206, Jan. 8-Feb. 19, 1926. © 12Apr26, A897724. R115762, 10Aug53. v. 207, Feb. 26-Apr. 16, 1926. © 4Jun26, A897725. R115763, 10Aug53. NORTHWESTERN REPORTER. Vol. 208, Apr. 23-June 25, 1926. Permanent ed. © 8Sep26, A958179. R118806, 5Oct53, West Pub. Co. (PWH) NORTON, ALICE WHITSON. Christmas specials, no. 3, by Alice Whitson Norton [and others] © 11Oct26, A953442. R120642. 6Nov53, Elsie Duncan Yale (A) NOW WHEN JESUS WAS BORN, a Christmas songalogue. Story and poems by George Orlia Webster; music by I. H. Meredith and others. © 13Oct26, A961491. R122461, 18Dec53, Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH) NUHN, RUTH SUCKOW SEE Suckow, Ruth. NUTT, LILY C. The veil of glamour, by Clive Arden [pseud.] © 5Aug26, (pub. abroad 8Apr26, AI-8239), A897774. R116152, 17Aug53, Lily C. Nutt (A) OBEY, ANDRÉ, joint author Théâtre. R115539. SEE Amiel, Denys. OKLAHOMA. LAWS, STATUTES, ETC. 1926 Supplement to Bunn's Compiled statutes of Oklahoma, 1921, by William W. Thornton. © 31May26, A1054056. R115803, 10Aug53, The Bobbs-Merrlll Co. (PWH) OKLAHOMA THREE IN ONE SERVICE. Vol. 5, no. 2, June 1926. Prepared by Daniel W. Crockett. © 21Jun26, A897377. R115746, 10Aug53, The Bobbs-Merrill Co. (PWH) OKLAHOMA THREE IN ONE SERVICE, prepared by Daniel W. Crockett, assisted by the publisher's editorial staff. Vol. 5, no. 3, Sept. 1926. © 15Sep26, A949492. R118780, 5Oct53, The Bobbs-Merrill Co. (PWH) OLCOTT, FRANCES JENKINS. Wonder tales from China seas. © 14Nov25, A872595. R120495, 12Nov53, Frances Jenkins Olcott (A) OLIVER, BERTA (RUCK). SEE Ruck, Berta. OLIVER, MRS. GEORGE. SEE Ruck, Berta. OLIVER, NORMA, PSEUD. SEE Zadory, Aurelia. OLMSTED, EVERETT WARD. Beginners' French grammar, by Everett Ward Olmsted and Edward Hinman Sirich. © 27Sep26, A950262. R121242. 23Nov53, Ward H. Olmsted (C) French composition and conversation, by Everett Ward Olmsted and Francis Brown Barton. © 15Sep26, A949085. R121234, 23Nov53, Ward H. Olmsted (C) OLMSTED, WARD H. Beginners' French grammar. R121242. SEE Olmsted, Everett Ward. French composition and conversation. R121234. SEE Olmsted, Everett Ward. OLSON, IRENE EBY. The celebrated Arban duets. R118584. SEE Eby, Walter M., arr. New method for clarinet theory and practice. R115368. SEE Mimart, Prosper. ONGLEY, LEO, tr. A novelist's tour of the world. R119914. SEE Blasco Ibañez, Vicente. ONÍS, FEDERICO DE Sol de la tarde. R116125. SEE Martinez Sierra, Gregorio. 0PPENHEIM, JAMES. The common sense of sex. © llAug26, A952456. R116483, 21Aug53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) How to fight nervous troubles. © 29Jul26, A952441. R116479, 21Aug53, Haldeman-Julius Co. (PWH) ORCZY, EMMUSKA, baroness. The celestial city, chapter 24 (continued)-34. 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33. New England By Richard Nelson, The Pit, 1994
    Alice Berry, his girlfriend, Angela Thorne, Cariola in The Duchess of Malfi , Mabelin An Ideal Yesterday s News, A Mad World My Masters (joint Stock), Total  
    http://www.jrp.dial.pipex.com/PG/works/new_england.shtml
    
    Extractions: Up Peter Gill News Pieces ... Richard Nelson The language, the dress and the daily actions of men in democracies are repugnant to conceptions of the ideal. Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America If I had to give a definition of capitalism I would say: the process whereby American girls turn into American women. Christopher Hampton Savages , scene 16 The American language is in a state of flux based on the survival of the unfittest. Cyril Connolly The Sunday Times The thing that impresses me most about America is the way parents obey their children. Edward VIII , Duke of Windsor To Americans, English manners are far more frightening than none at all. Randall Jarrell Pictures from an Institution That land is like an eagle whose young gaze

34. Musicians Collection, Folder List S-Z
    4 Thomson, Cesar, violinist ofc Thorne, James, tenor see Sammy Watkins Orchestra Wayne,Mabelsee Gilbert 1912, joint recital with Leopold Godowsky, pianist, in  
    http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/musicians.folder.s-z.html

35. Environmental News
    Caring for the urban environment Mabel Pollock for houses of parliament in a jointsession. Washington-based agriculture lobbyist John Thorne proposing two  
    http://www.geocities.com/ken_sims_98/current/environmental.html

36. »»Reviews For James««
    I am nowhere near this juke joint (but I 2000). Authors Giovanni Boccaccio, StephenThorne, Nickie Rainsford back his son Gerry, the neighbor Mabel and others  
    http://www.booksunderreview.com/Reference/Biography/J/James/James_6.html
    
    Extractions: Buy one from zShops for: Average review score: This is a Jurassic Classic! Smoooookkkkinnnnnnn! I've got a lot of BBQ books, maybe 40 or 50, and I would have to say this one has moved to the top of my list! Its got it all over the others. This book has "the vibe" its got soul, funk, rock and roll and some of the best damn barbecue recipes you'll ever come across. I'll have to settle for having to recreate the recipes as I am nowhere near this juke joint (but I am putting it on my BBQ Mecca list!)but just flipping thru the pages of this gaw-jus book I get a feeling like I can hear the music, smell the 'que and meet the characters that inhabit this place. Who says Dinosaurs are extinct! Chow time! Get cookin' get smokin! This is one 'Saur that Roars! American cuisine with a barbeque twist.....YUMMM!

37. Atlantic Highlands Herald - November 21, 2001
    to be done, include Mary Carhart, Bette Runge, Mabel Eremus, Ann McGahren, ShirleyThorne, Sunnie Fortune will deliver the message and a joint choir will  
    http://www.ahherald.com/ahherald011121.htm
    
    Extractions: 100% recycled electrons NEWS Food Pantry in Atlantic Highlands - Feeding the Hungry For 10 years Rumson Regulates Home Recreational Facilities Ten Digit Dialing for Area Code 732 Begins December 1 Learn about Island Beach State Park at Audubon Society meeting December 12 Red Cross Announces Major Changes in Liberty Fund Local Poet Wins Kudos at VSA Arts Competition Writing Group Being Formed in Atlantic Highlands Candlelight Carol Service to be Held at Red Bank United Methodist Church Giving Thanks to World Trade Center Rescue Workers Central Jersey Blood Center Seeks Donations - Won't Waste a Drop

38. ‰p•¶ŠwM`ZEŒÃ‘
    With Introductory Essays by Mabel Day and Mary S original blue cloth, inner jointslight cracked The Warden Barchester Towers Doctor Thorne Framley Parsonage  
    http://www2.ocn.ne.jp/~izumiya/ale.vol.2.html

39. William Dailey Rare Books, Ltd. - Poetry In English Of The 20th Century
    and An Essay on his Influence by Guy Thorne, with four With Introductory Essays byMabel Day and Mary S. Serjeantson fine in dust jacket split at joint and with  
    http://www.daileyrarebooks.com/0902poetry20C.htm
    
    Extractions: AIKEN, Conrad. A LETTER FROM LI PO and Other Poems. New York: Oxford University Press, 1955. 8vo, 93pp. Orig. boards, fine in nearly fine dust jacket. $125. ¶ First Edition, inscribed by Aiken to Paul Jordan Smith. Bonnell A43. AIKEN, Conrad. BROWNSTONE ECLOGUES and Other Poems. New York: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, (1942). 8vo, xi, 99pp. Orig. cloth, some mild sunning to edges, dj with light edgewear and sunning, otherwise very good+. $125. ¶ First Edition, Inscribed and Signed by the Author: "For Madge, these queer woiks [sic] with much love from Conrad and Mary. Brewster 1942." Bruccoli & Clark Vol. 4, p.16. Bonnell A35. AIKEN, Conrad. EARTH TRIUMPHANT and Other Tales in Verse. New York: MacMillan, 1914. 8vo, xi, 219, (7, ads)pp. Orig. green cloth, spine ends barely pulled, otherwise very good, with the bookplate of Paul Jordan Smith. $200. ¶ First Edition of the first collection by the future Pulitzer Prize-winner. These poems were omitted from the Collected Poems. Bonnell A1a. AIKEN, Conrad. PUNCH: THE IMMORTAL LIAR. Documents in His History. New York: Knopf, 1921. 8vo, 80pp. Patterned boards, orange wrap-around title label, black lettered, dust jacket, near fine in good dj. $75. ¶ First Edition.

40. The Official Web Site Of The Lowell Alumni Association
    Developing medical programs of the American Jewish joint Distribution Comm. MELVYNTHORNE, BA UCB; MPH Johns Hopkins U.; MD Mabel S. WONG, MD UCSF; Honolulu.  
    http://www.lowellalumni.org/list_doctors.shtml
    
    Extractions: Please do not contact us to have your name added to any of these listings. Articles that are posted on the LowellAlumni.org website are a strict re-posting of content from a previous alumni newsletter. It was never our intention to create or maintain a fully comprehensive and complete listing of alumni in these professions. by Paul Lucey (Spring 2000 edition) This article is a tribute to Lowell graduates who chose careers in the medical profession. We honor Lowell's first doctor, a graduate of the Pioneer Class of 1859 and a surgeon in the Union Army. We also salute our Nobel Laureate in Medicine, Class of 1892. Sadly, we honor the memory of Dr. Kim Fang '69, who gave his life last January defending his home and family. Among our 800+ honorees are some remarkable stories: Woman doctor, Editor of The Lowell, Stanford/Northwestern, Pediatrician, Medical Director, while raising 5 children; tennis star, Stanford, Internal Medicine/Psychiatry, Clinical Professor, organized medical programs in Third World and Eastern European countries; the Pediatrician who delivers her classmates' babies; and the eminent ophthalmologist whose twin sons were AAA All-City, 1st Team, football halfbacks.

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