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• Thoughts in my garden. Edited by Edmund Yates; with notes by the editor and Mrs. Mortimer CollinsMortimer Collins
• Trifleton papers. By Trifle and the Editor [pseuds. of Warren Tilton and Wm. A. Crafts]Warren Tilton
• Miss Grace of All Souls'William Edwards Tirebuck
• Judæa captaCharlotte Elizabeth
• Gardens for small country housesGertrude Jekyll
• Tecumseh; or, The West thirty years since. A poemGeorge H. Colton
• Traffic, the story of a faithful womanE. Temple Thurston
• Black iceAlbion W. Tourgée
• Button's inn. By Albion W. TourgéeAlbion Winegar Tourgée
• The poetical works of Sir Walter Scott : with a sketch of his lifeWalter Scott
• The works of Laurence SterneLaurence Sterne
• The rubaiyat of the commuter, being quatrains concerning the affairs of everydayHarry Persons Taber
• John Eax ; and Mamelon, or, The South without the shadowAlbion Winegar Tourgée
• The man who outlived himselfAlbion W. Tourgée
• A royal gentleman ; and, 'Zouri's ChristmasAlbion Winegar Tourgée
• Around the tea-table.T. De Witt Talmage
• Ambition. An epistle to PaoliT Tournay
• Golden dawnsBenjamin Towlen
• Crumbs swept up.T. De Witt Talmage
• ManhattanCharles Hanson Towne
• The wisdom and wit of T. De Witt TalmageT. De Witt Talmage
• A woman's word; and how she kept it.Virginia F. Townsend
• Lays of common lifeWilliam Toynbee
• The moment afterVirginia Tracy
• Peace. A poem: inscribed to Viscount BolingbrokeJoseph Trapp
• The dippersBen Travers
• The poet's tributeWilliam B. Tappan
• The strongest sonBarbara Stevens
• Country love vs. city flirtation : or, Ten chapters from the story of a life. Reduced to rhyme for convenience sakeHenry Thompson Sperry
• The magnificent AmbersonsBooth Tarkington
• Life & opinions of Tristram Shandy, gentlemanLaurence Sterne
• The dance of life, a poemWilliam Combe
• The devil upon two sticks in England. Being a continuation of Le diable boîteux of Le SageWilliam Combe
• The daughter of a stoic, by Cornelia Atwood PrattCornelia A. P Comer
• Quaker quidditiesJames Bunker Congdon
• ... House & garden's second book of interiors, which contains seven hundred illustrations of halls, living rooms, libraries, dining rooms, bRichardson Little Wright
• Shop fronts : a selection of English, American and continental examplesFrederick Chatterton
• The street of many archesJoan Conquest
• Chronicles of the little tot [by] Edmund Vance Cooke, illustrations by Clyde O. De LandEdmund Vance Cooke
• A king in BabylonBurton Egbert Stevenson
• The elder's people, by Harriet Prescott SpoffordHarriet Elizabeth Prescott Spofford
• Old Washington, by Harriet Prescott Spofford ... with a frontispiece from a drawing by George Alfred WilliamsHarriet Elizabeth Prescott Spofford
• The corpse with the sunburned faceC. St. John Sprigg
• Mr. Pickett of DetroitTheophil Stanger
• Gulf streamMarie Stanley
• Thoughts in prison; in five parts, viz. The imprisonment, The retrospect, Public punishment, The trial, Futurity. To which are added ... TheWilliam Dodd
• Hans BrinkerMary Mapes Dodge
• The amateur emigrant; from the Clyde to Sandy HookRobert Louis Stevenson
• The case of the rusted roomNigel Morland
• A blameless womanJohn Strange Winter
• A blaze of gloryJohn Strange Winter
• A born soldierJohn Strange Winter
• GripJohn Strange Winter
• The salt-cellars. Being a collection of proverbs, together with homely notes theronC. H. Spurgeon
• Rimes to be readEdmund Vance Cooke
• Along the wayMary Mapes Dodge
• Sydnie Adriance; or, Trying the world. By Amanda M. DouglasAmanda Minnie Douglas
• A Sherburne questAmanda M. Douglas
• Bugles blow no moreClifford Dowdey
• Proverbs by Rev. William Scott DowneyWilliam Scott Downey