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• Vermont prose: a miscellany, edited by Arthur Wallace Peach [and] Harold Goddard RuggArthur Wallace Peach
• Chapters on the metric of the Chaucerian traditionAlbert Harp Licklider
• An essay on the power and harmony of prosaic numbersJohn Mason
• An essay on the power of numbers, and the principles of harmony in poetical compositionsJohn Mason
• The orchestration of the metrical line ; an analytical study of rhythmical formAmos Reno Morris
• English metristsT. S. Omond
• English metrists in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries; being a sketch of English prosodical criticism during the last two hundred yearT. S. Omond
• The sounds of RAlexander Melville Bell
• Phonetic syllabication the cure for oratorical and other defects of speechAlexander Melville Bell
• Se gefylsta (the helper): an Anglo-Saxon delectus. Serving as a first class-book of the languageWilliam Barnes
• A grammar of the Anglo-Saxon languageLouis F Klipstein
• "A queen's messenger"J. Hartley Manners
• The study of English literature; an address to young men and womenW. H. Hudson
• A collection of right merrie garlands for North country anglers. Ed. by Joseph Crawhall, and continued to this present yearJoseph Crawhall
• Readings in English prose of the eighteenth century, ed.Raymond Macdonald Alden
• The inflection of the English present plural indicative, with special reference to the northern dialectJohn David Rodeffer
• The orthoëpist: a pronouncing manual, containing about three thousand five hundred words, including a considerable number of the names of foAlfred Ayres
• Peetickay. An essay towards the abolition of spelling. Being a sequel to "Some questions of phonetic theory," part I., 1916W Perrett
• The Savage-club papers. Ed. by Andrew HallidaySavage Club
• Chief modern poets of England and America, selected and edited by Gerald De Witt Sanders and John Herbert NelsonGerald De Witt Sanders
• Modern essaysJohn Milton
• Anthology of romanticismErnest Bernbaum
• Relics of literature. By Stephen Collet, A.M. [pseud.]Reuben Percy
• The American common-place book of prose, a collection of eloquent and interesting extracts from the writings of American authorsGeorge B. 1807-1890 Cheever
• Associate equations of linear differential equationsDaniel A. Murray
• The primitive double minimal surface of the seventh class and its conjugateGrace Andrews
• Edinburgh fugitive piecesWilliam Creech
• The visitor. By several hands. PublishedWilliam Dodd
• The English essayists: a comprehensive selection from the works of the great essayists, from Lord Bacon to John Ruskin; with introduction, bRobert Cochrane
• The twentieth century universityJohn H. Converse
• Prose specimens for use with classes in English compositionCarson S. Duncan
• The prosaic garland; consisting of upwards of two-hundred pieces selected from the works of the distinguished writers of the present ageJohn Evans
• Types of prose narratives; a text-book for the story writerHarriott Ely Fansler
• Selections in English prose from Elizabeth to Victoria (1580-1880). Chosen and arrangedJames M. Garnett
• Benn's sampler; being a miscellany shewing forth the manifold devices of our literary craftsmen in sundry passages from the books put out atErnest Benn Ltd
• The new world: college readings in EnglishHarold Lawton Bruce
• Specimens of English prose writers, from the earliest times to the close of the seventeenth centuryGeorge Burnett
• The age of MiltonJohn Howard Bertram Masterman
• Marriages are made in heaven--and elsewhereGraham Price
• A night's work; a comedy in one actKenyon Nicholson
• Parodies of the works of English & American authors, collected and annotatedWalter Hamilton
• Progressive readings in proseRudolf Wilson Chamberlain
• The study of English literature; a plea for its recognition and organization at the universitiesJohn Churton Collins
• MemoriesEdward Clodd
• College requirements in English entrance examinations, by Rev. Arthur Wentworth EatonArthur Wentworth Hamilton Eaton
• The lamp of heaven; a Chinese play in one act, by Mrs. L. Worthington SmithJessica Belle Smith
• The stolen white elephant, etc., by Mark Twain [pseud.]Mark Twain
• RememberingNathalie Sedgwick Colby
• Fancy's guerdonMary E. Coleridge
• The shadow on the wallMary E. Coleridge
• Samuel Taylor Coleridge und die englische RomantikAlois Brandl
• France and the alliances, the struggle for the balance of powerAndré Tardieu
• Alsace-Lorraine since 1870Barry Cerf
• Alsace-Lorraine; a study in conquest: 1913David Starr Jordan
• Emigration to Liberia. An address delivered before the American Colonization Society, January 21, 1879S. C. Armstrong
• The Guild annualLiterary Guild of America
• Once and for allDavid Thompson Watson McCord
• Modern literature for oral interpretation; practice book for vocal expression, by Gertrude E. JohnsonGertrude Elizabeth Johnson
• Abriss der angelsächsischen Grammatik, von Eduard SieversEduard Sievers
• Dr. Chase's third, last and complete receipt book and household physician; or, Practical knowledge for the peopleA. W. Chase