7 NOVELS, ESSAYS & POETRY TENNYSON, EDITH WHARTON 1892-1922

7 NOVELS, ESSAYS & POETRY TENNYSON, EDITH WHARTON 1892-1922

	7 NOVELS, ESSAYS & POETRY TENNYSON, EDITH WHARTON 1892-1922

The Guide to Reading. Literary Essays of Thomas Babington Macaulay. Princess and Other Poems, and Maud by Tennyson. Ethan Frome by Wharton. De Coverley Papers by Winchester. Second Book of Verse by Eugene Field.

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Second
Book
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of
Verse
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LITERAR
ESSAYS
WINCHESTER
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EDITH
WHARTON
DAILY
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Second
Book
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of
Verse
FROME
LITERAR
ESSAYS
WINCHESTER
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EDITH
WHARTON
DAILY
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Copyright, 1905
By DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY
Published September, 1905
Frontispiece
She came to the village church
FACING PAGE
A LITTLE bit of a woman came
Athwart my path one day;
So tiny was she that she seemed to be
A pixy strayed from the misty sea,
Or a wandering greenwood fay.
Copyright, 1892,
"Oho, you little elf!" I cried,
"And what are you doing here?
So tiny as you will never do
COPYRIGHT, 1904, BY
AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY.
SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY.
Copyright,
1905
DODD,
MEAD
AND
COMPANY
Published
September,
1905
Frontispiece
She
came
to
the
village
church
FACING
PAGE
A
LITTLE
bit
of a
woman
came
Athwart
my
path
one
day;
So
tiny
was
she
that
she
seemed
to
be
A
pixy
strayed
from
the
misty
sea,
a
wandering
greenwood
fay.
Copyright,
1892,
"Oho,
you
little
elf!"
I cried,
SUTHERLAND
what
are
you
doing
here?
So
tiny
as
you
will
never
do
COPYRIGHT,
1904,
BY
AMERICAN
BOOK
COMPANY.
ENTERED
AT
STATIONERS'
HALL,
SIR
ROGER
DE
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COPYRIGHT, 1911, 1922, BY
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
Printed in the United States of America
INTROD
I had known somethin
All rights reserved. No part of this book
may be reproduced in any form without
life long before I made m
the permission of Charles Scribner's Sons
J
as my imaginary Starkfiel
spent there, certain of its
familiar to me.
Even before that fina
had an uneasy sense that
bore little-except a V
cal-resemblance to the
I had seen it. Even th
sweet-fern, asters and n
scientious reproduction
both cases been overl
merely as a personal
COPYRIGHT,
1911,
1922,
BY
CHARLES
SCRIBNER'S
SONS
Printed
in
the
United
States
of
America
INTROD
I
had
known
somethin
All
rights
reserved.
No
part
of
this
book
may
be
reproduced
in
any
form
without
life
long
before
I
made
the
permission
of
Charles
Scribner's
Sons
J
as
my
imaginary
Starkfiel
spent
there,
certain
of
its
familiar
to
me.
Even
before
that
had
an
uneasy
sense
that
bore
little-except
a
cal-resemblance
to
the
I
had
seen
it.
Even
th
sweet-fern,
asters
and
n
scientious
reproduction
with
the
feeling
that
both
cases
been
overl
merely
as
a
personal

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CONTENTS
BOOKS FOR STUDY AND READING
COPYRIGHT, 1917. 1922, 1924, BY
By Lyman Abbott
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY
ON BOOKS AND READING
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
17
THE GUIDE TO DAILY READING
79
By Asa Don Dickinson
THE excuse for the present edition of selections
from Macaulay's essays may be found in an increasing
interest in this author and in the subjects treated. It
may be objected to the title that, from their lack of all
analytic and sympathetic treatment, none of Macau-
lay's essays can be described as literary.
The title is
CONTENTS
FOR
STUDY
AND
READING
COPYRIGHT,
1922,
1924,
BY
By
Lyman
Abbott
DOUBLEDAY,
PAGE
&
COMPANY
ON
BOOKS
AND
READING
ALL
RIGHTS
RESERVED
17
THE
GUIDE
TO
READING
79
By
Asa
Don
Dickinson
INDEX
OF
AUTHORS
THE
excuse
for
the
present
edition
of
selections
from
Macaulay's
essays
may
be
found
in
an
increasing
interest
in
this
author
and
in
the
subjects
treated.
It
may
be
objected
to
the
title
that,
from
their
lack
of
all
analytic
and
sympathetic
treatment,
none
of
lay's
essays
can
be
described
as
literary.
The
title
is



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