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海老池文庫目録

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　海老池文庫とは,昭和43年7月3日急逝された本学社会学部教授海老池俊治　先生の御蔵書のうち,本学附属図書館の所蔵するところとなった図書(洋書1790冊,和書602冊)に,先生を記念して名づけたものである。
　先生の御経歴・御業績等については,増谷外世嗣教授・山本和平教授に解説していただいた。御協力を感謝する。
　本目録は館員川津朋子氏の尽カによって成ったものである。記して謝意を表するとともに,作製にあたって種々協力していただいた館員各位にも,あわせて謝意を表する次第である。
　なお,海老池文庫は小平分館において閲覧に供している。

　　　　昭和52年7月3日

一橋大学附属図書館小平分館長
梅　谷　文　夫

海　老　池　俊　治　氏　回　顧

増谷　外世嗣

　氏は私よりも12・ 3歳年長であった。昭和28・ 9年頃から日本英文学会を通じて知合ったのであるが,私が一橋大学赴任以来,私にとっては手頃な相談相手でもあり,反抗したり,くすぐったりもできる先輩でもあった。
　氏は明治44年8月27日,京都市伏見の薬問屋の次男として生れた。昭和3年,京都府立一中四年修了で旧第三高等学校,文甲に入学。
　昭和6年,東京大学文学部美学美術史学科入学,一年後,英文学科へ転科,昭和12年,東京府立女子師範教諭が教職のふり出しであるが,三高時代に既に明治文学への関心が深まり,東京大学時代には横光利一氏との出会いを機に小説家を志された時期もあったようである。
　昭和21年,東京産業大学専門部講師,昭和22年,東京商科大学専門部教授以来,一橋大学の教官歴が氏の主な教育畠の経歴であるが,研究分野としてはイギリス小説部門が氏の主要な関心の的であった。その研究業績の主なものは『第十八世紀英国小説研究』 (研究社・昭和25年), 『ディケンズ』 (研究社・昭和30年), 『十九世紀の小説』 (研究社・31年)である。
　しかし,それと同時に,氏の中には日本文学への深い愛惜も長く続いていて,前掲の著作の中に見られる論文, 「草枕とビーチャム」, 「テスと帰郷」,或は「透谷と英文学」 (一橋論叢,昭和33年)のような比較文学的研究もかなりの数にのぼっている。
　教育生活の上でも,研究生活の中でも,氏には我儘なむづがりやなところがかなり露骨であったが,自分が翻訳の仕事をしておられるときは何故か至極ごきげんであった。
　しかし,ジェイムズ・ジョイスの翻訳『若き日の芸術家の肖像』 (筑摩書房・昭和42年)を手がけられていた頃から時折,胃腸の工合がわるいことを訴えておられた。43年初め,身心の衰弱が眼に見えた。 3月末,慶応病院に入院,開腹手術後,胃癌であることは夫人のみに知らされていた。 4月来,氏自ら死期を知るや知らずやの闘病生活に配られた夫人の苦慮の中で,氏の文学者としての生命が最も親しくこめられた作ともいえる『明治文学と英文学』 (明治書院・昭和43年)を喜んで手にされた。間もなく,同年7月3日午前8時半,前日のビール2杯を最後に逝去された。行年56歳。

海　老　池　さ　ん　の　こ　と

山本　和平

　海老池さんはあえばいつも「学問」とか「研究」とか「考証」とかを口にされていた。それはどうやらわれわれ「若いひとたち」 (そう呼ぶのが披の口癖であった)のやっている英文学の勉強のしかた,というか英文学のテキストを読んで書いたエッセイを見ていると歯痒くてたまらない,ということであったろうし,同時にいま考えてみるとむしろ御自分の英文学研究にたいする,あるいは英文学を学問対象にすることにある種の,不可避的なというか,不可避的であるとは漠然と感付きながらもそれをそうと断念しきらないゆえのある種の焦ら立ちというか煮え切らなさというかそんな御自分の気持の表白であったのかもしれないと思わないでもない。
　こうした煮え切らなさとか焦ら立ちは外国文学の研究と教授を本業とする学者海老池さんの職業的良心から由来するものであったろうし,それが海老池さんの人となりの良くも悪くも本質の一部をなしていたのではないかと思う。
　あるとき私の書いたものでどれがいいかねという趣旨の質問をうけて私は『第十八世紀英国小説研究』と狼狽しつつ答えたことがあった。この処女作(?)には颯爽たる新進気鋭の学者だけのもちうる気迫がこもっていて, 『ジェイン・オースティン論考』の「実証」研究よりも私には馴染める著作であった。研究の成果といえば, 『研究』よりも『論考』の方が遥かに密度の濃い,おそらく群を抜く仕事であった。しかし分析の緻密化がそのままあるいは究極的に作品世界の綜合的構築である,あるいは結果するということを作品論のいわば理想と考えていた当時の私にはその点納得できないものがあったのであった。外国文学研究における「実証」とはなんだろう,いかにありうるのか,いかにあるベきなのかというのがおそらく外国文学研究者の日常倫理につきまとう未解決の問題ではなかろうか。
　方法が「考証」ヘと傾斜していった海老池さん晩年の仕事が,以後英文学プロパーから日本近代文学とのかかわりに向かったのも私にはある必然だったように思う。この比較文学的研究へ,海老池さんの豊富な英文学的知識が縦横に駆使されたのはいうまでもない。
　馴染みのないところにそもそもいかなる研究も批評も考証でさえ全く無意味である文学という世界に職業としてかかわった良心的学者の,それは一つの宿命的道筋というふうに見えもする。
　実に丹念に見事にいわば優等生的に,収集され整理されていた海老池さんのライブラリーを想い出してみると,テキストや参考文献と肩を並ベてコクヨ・パインダーに綴じ込んだ莫大なノートがあった。それがここにないのがさぴしい。

凡　　　　例

　　1.この文庫は,小平分館分類表により分類した。

　　2.各々の分類の中は,著者名(あるいは書名)のアルファベット順に排列した。

　　3. English literatureについては,その中を以下の二つに大別した。
　　　　I General. (文学論,文学史等全般的なもの)

　　　　Ⅱ　Works and Studies. (文学作品およびその研究書)

　　　　　　Ⅱの中は,文学者を見出語としてアルファベット順に並べ,各々の文学者のもとには,
　　　　　　初めにその著作,次に,その文学者およびその著作に関する研究書をおいた。研究書は,
　　　　　　その著者名のアルファベット順に排列した。

　　4.和書は,書名のアルファベット順に排列した。

　　5.索引は,洋書についてのみ作成し,著者名(あるいは書名),編者,研究対象となった人
　　　名,共著者名を含んでいる。

CONTENTS

　　　Fore word

　　　Introduction

　　　Notes on the Arrangement

　　　THE CATALOGUE

　　　　1. Philosophy. Religion. Education.

　　　　2. Literature. Language. Fine Arts.

　　　　2. 1. Literature.

　　　　2. 2. English Literature.

　　　　　　Ⅰ. General.

　　　　　　II. Works and Studies.

　　　　2. 3. Other Literatures.

　　　　2. 4. Language.

　　　　2. 5. Fine Arts.

　　　　3. History. Biography. Geography.

　　　　4. Law. Politics.

　　　　5. Economics. Sociology.

　　　Japanese Titles.

　　　Index

1. Philosophy. Religion. Education.

Aaron, Richard I.
　　John Locke. 2. ed. Oxford, Clarendon
　Press, 1965.
　　x,326 p. 20 cm. (Oxford paperbacks,
　no. 90)　　106-137

Ardal, Pall Steinthorsson.
　　Passion and value in Hume's Treatise.
　Edinburgh, The Univ. Press, c.1966.
　　x,220 p. port. 23 cm. (Edinburgh
　University publications ; history,
　philosophy, and economics, 21)　　106-134

Bacon, Francis.
　　The advancement of learning. London,
　Macmillan, 1924.
　　2 v. 18 cm.　　106-131

Berkeley, George, Bishop of Cloyne.
　　A new theory of vision and other
　select philosophical writings. London,
　J. H. Dent & sons, 1929.
　　xxiv,303,4 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's
　library)　　120-9
　　Contents: An essay towards a new
　theory of vision. A treatise concern-
　ing the principles of human knowledge.
　Three dialogues between Hylas and
　Philonous ...

Brown, K. C., ed.
　　Hobbes studies, by Leo Strauss [&c.]
　Oxford, B. Blackwell, 1965.
　　xi,300 p. 23 cm.　　106-78

Browne, Sir Thomas.
　　The religio medici and other writings
　of Sir Thomas Browne. London, J. M. Dent
　& sons, 1928.
　　xvi,296 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's library)
　　17O-19A

Church, Richard William.
　　Bacon. London, Macmillan, 1902.
　　viii,231 p. 19 cm. (English men of
　letters)　　106-130

Cranston, Maurice.
　　John Locke; a biography. London,
　Longmans, 1957.
　　xvi,496 p. port. 23 cm.　　106-79

Feuerbach, Ludwig.
　　The essence of christianity. Tr. by
　George Eliot. New York, Harper, c.1957.
　　xliv,339 p. 21 cm.　　165-6

Hume, David.
　　Hume's moral and political philosophy,
　ed. with an introd. by Henry D. Aiken.
　New York, Hafner, c.1948.
　　li,388 p. 21 cm. (The Hafner library
　of classics, no. 3)　　106-135

Hume, David.
　　A treatise of hman nature. Ed. by L.
　A. Selby-Bigge. Oxford, Clarendon Press,
　1896.
　　xxiii,709 p. 20 cm.　　106-132
　　Reprint from the original edition in
　three volumes.

Krook, Dorothea.
　　Three traditions of moral thought.
　Cambridge, The Univ. Press, 1959.
　　xiii,354 p. 22 cm.　　152-2

Lamprecht, Sterling Power.
　　The moral and political philosophy of
　John Locke. New York, Russell, 1962.
　　viii,168 p. 23 cm.　　106-80

Law, William.
　　A serious call to a devout and holy life.
　London, J. M. Dent & sons, 1920.
　　viii,355 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's library)
　　170-29

Locke, John.
　　An essay concerning human understanding.
　Abr. & ed. by A. S. Pringle-Pattison.
　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1928.
　　xlviii,380 p. 20 cm.　　106-138

Locke, John.
　　An essay corcerning human understanding.
　Rev. new ed. London, G. Routledge,
　[n. d.]
　　xvi,624 p. 21 cm.　　106-136

Locke, John.
　　Some thoughts concerning education.
　Abr. & ed. by F. W. Garforth. New York,
　Barron's Educational Series, c.1964.
　　viii,256 p. 19 cm.　　190-41

Locke, John.
　　Some thoughts concerning education.
　[n. p., n. d.]
　　v,205 p. port. 22 cm.　　190-40
　　Reprint edition.

MacNabb, D G C
　　David Hume; his theory of knowledge and
　morality. 2. ed. Oxford, B. Blackwell,
　1966.
　　208 p. 19 cm.　　1O6-133

Monro, David Hector.
　　Godwin's moral philosophy; an inter-
　pretation of William Godwin. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1953.
　　205 p. 19 cm.　　152-3

Newman, John Henry, Cardinal
　　Apologia pro vita sua. Introduction
　by Anton C. Pegis. New York, Random
　House, c.1950.
　　xvi,430 p. 19 cm. (The modern library
　of the world's best books)　　170-28

Ogden, Charles Kay, & Richards, Ivor
　Armstrong.
　　The meaning of meaning; a study of the
　influence of language upon thought and of
　the science of symbolism. 3. ed. London,
　K. Paul, Trench, Trubner, 1930.
　　xxii,363 p. 23 cm. (International
　library of psychology, philosophy and
　scientific method)　　130-23

Platon.
　　The four Socratic dialogues of Plato.
　Tr. into English with analyses and introd.
　by Benjamin Jowett, with a preface by
　Edward Caird. Oxford, Clarendon, 1924.
　　xi,274 p. 18 cm.　　105-31

Platon.
　　The republic of Plato. Tr. into English
　by Benjamin Jowett. 3. ed. Oxford,
　Clarendon, 1922-27.
　　2 v. 18 cm.　　105-32

Selbie, William Boothby.
　　Nonconformity; its origin and progress.
　London, T. Butterworth, 1912.
　　256 p. 17 cm. (The home university
　library of modern knowledge)　　178-14

Willey, Basil.
　　The English moralists. London, Chatto
　& Windus, 1964
　　318 p. 22 cm.　　152-4

2. Literature. Language. Fine Arts.

2.1. Literature.

Alter, Robert.
　　Rogue's progress; studies in the picaresque
　novel. Cambridge, Harvard Univ. Press, 1964.
　　xi,148 p. 22 cm. (Harvard studies in
　comparative literature, 26)　　206-41A

Brooks, Cleanth, & Warren Robert Penn.
　　The scope of fiction. New York,
　Appleton, c.1960.
　　xvi,336 p. 24 cm.　　207-40

Brown, Edward Killoran.
　　Rhythm in the novel. Toronto, The Univ.
　Press, [1950]
　　118 p. 22 cm. (The Alexander lectures)
　　206-91

Comfort, Alex.
　　The novel & our time. London, Phoeix
　House, 1948.
　　80 p. 19 cm.　　206-96

Edel, Leon.
　　The modern psychological novel. New
　York, Grove Press, c.1955.
　　143 p. 21 cm.　　206-97

Forster, Edward Morgan.
　　Aspects of the novel. New York,
　Harcourt, c.1927.
　　250 p. 20 cm.　　206-98

Fox, Ralph.
　　The novel and the people. London,
　Cobbett Press, 1948.
　　172 p. 19 cm.　　206-90

Hanley, Miles L.
　　Word index to James Joyce's Ulysses.
　Madison, Univ. of Wisconsin Press, 1953.
　　xxiii,392 p. 28 cm.　　201-63

Krutch, Joseph Wood.
　　Five masters; a study in the mutations of
　the novel. Bloomington, Indina Univ. Press,
　1959.
　　xii,328 p. 20 cm. (A Midland book)
　　207-45
　　Contents: Givanni Boccaccio. Miguel de
　Cervantes. Samuel Richardson. Stendhal.
　Marcel Proust.

Leavis, Queenie Dorothy.
　　Ficition and the reading public. London,
　Chatto & Windus, 1965.
　　xvi,348 p. 23 cm.　　207-44
　　Bibliog.: p. 336-343.

Lesser, Simon 0.
　　Fiction and the unconscious. Boston,
　Beacon Press, c.1957.
　　xiii,322 p. 22 cm.　　206-88

Lever, Katherine.
　　The novel and the reader. London,
　Methuen, c.1961.
　　120 p. 23 cm.　　206-92

Liddell, Robert.
　　Some principles of fiction. London,
　J. Cape, 1953.
　　162 p. 21 cm.　　206-89

Liddell, Robert.
　　A treatise on the novel. London,
　J. Cape, 1949.
　　168 p. 21 cm.　　206-95

Lubbock, Percy.
　　The craft of fiction. London, J. Cape,
　1926.
　　276 p. 18 cm. (The travellers'
　library)　　206-93A

Macauley, Robie, & Lanning, George.
　　Technique in fiction. New York,
　Harper, c.1964.
　　xi, 227 cm.　　206-87

McBurney, William Harlin, ed.
　A check list of English prose fiction,
　17OO-1739. Cambridge, Harvard Univ.
　Press, 1960.
　　x,154 p. 22 cm.　　201-64

McKenzie, D F , & Allum, M. P.
　　The writings of F. R. Leavis; a list to
　the end of 1963. London, Chatto & Windus,
　1965.
　　77 p. 21 cm.　　201-81

Muir, Edwin.
　　Essays on literature and society. London,
　Hogarth Press, 1949.
　　167 p. 21 cm.　　207-20A

Needler, George Henry.
　　Goethe and Scott. Toronto, Oxford
　Univ. Press, 1950.
　　x,140 p. 20 cm.　　208-7

Oxford standard authors.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press.　　202-8

Keats, John.
　　The poetical works of John Keats.
　Ed. by H. W. Garrod. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1959.
　　xxviii,477 p. 19 cm. (Oxford standard
　authors)　　202-8(21)A

Philip, Alex J.
　　A Dickens dictionary; the characters
　and scenes of novels and miscellaneous
　works alphabetically arranged. London,
　G. Routledge, 1909.
　　xxxix,408 p. 24 cm.　　201-82

Pritchett, Victor Sawdon.
　　Books in general. London, Chatto &
　Windus, 1953.
　　viii,258 p. 19 cm.　　207-42

Pritchett, Victor Sawdon.
　The living novel. London, Chatto &
　Windus, 1949.
　　xi,260 p. 20 cm.　　207-43

Renwick, William Lindsay.
　　Edmund Spenser; an essay on Renaissance
　poetry. London, Methuen, 1964.
　　vii,198 p. 21 cm. (University paper-
　backs, 105)　　206-100

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel.
　　Poems & translations, 1850-187O.
　Together with the prose story "Hand and
　soul". London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1926.
　　xvii,482p. port. 19 cm.　　202-5(30)A

Sale, William Merritt, Jr.
　　Samuel Richardson; a bibliographical
　record of his literary career with
　historical notes. New Haven, Yale Univ.
　Press, 1936.
　　xvii,141 p. 27 cm.　　201-65

Spilka, Mark.
　　Dickens and Kafka; a mutual inter-
　pretation. London, D. Dobson, c.1963.
　　315 p. 22 cm.　　208-6

Stratford, Philip.
　　Faith and fiction; creative process in
　Greene and Mauriac. Notre Dame, Ind.,
　The Univ. Press, 1964.
　　xiii,346 p. 21 cm.　　206-101
　　Bibliog.: p. 333-342.

Uzzell, Thomas H.
　　The technique of the novel; a handbook
　on the craft of the long narrative.
　New York, The Citadel Press, 1964.
　　350 p. 21 cm.　　206-94

Wilson, Angus.
　　The wild garden; or, Speaking of writing.
　Berkeley, University of California Press,
　1965.
　　149 p. 21 cm.　　206-99

The world's classics.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press.　　202-6

Carlyle, Thomas.
　　Sartor resartus; the life and opinions
　of Herr Teufelsdrockh. In three books.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1906.
　　vi,264 p. port. 16 cm. (The world's
　classics, 19)　　202-6(19)

Scott, Sir Walter.
　　Lives of the novelists. With an introd.
　by Austin Dobson. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1906.
　　xi,342 p. 16 cm. (The world's classics,
　no. 19)　　202-6(19)

Hunt, Leigh.
　　Essays and sketches. Chosen and. edited
　with an introd. by R. Brimley Johnson.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1859.
　　xx,419 p. 16 cm. (The world's classics,
　no. 115)　　202-6(115)

Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de.
　　Don Quixote. Tr. by Charles Jervas.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1907.
　　2 v. 16 cm. (The world's classics,
　130,131)　　202-6(130)-(131)

Wheeler, Charles Bickersteth, ed.
　　Six plays by contemporaries of Shakes-
　peare. London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1935.
　　x,595 p. 16 cm. (The world's classics,
　199)　　202-6(199)

Hazlitt, William.
　　Characters of Shakespeare's plays.
　with an introd. by Sir Arthur Quiller-
　Couch. London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1924.
　　xl,287 p. 16 cm. (The world's classics.
　no. 205)　　202-6(205)A

Jones, Edmund David, ed.
　　English critical essays (Nineteenth
　century) London, Oxford Univ. Press,
　1934.
　　viii,610 p. 16 cm (The world's
　classics, 206)　　202-6(206)A

Morier, James.
　　The adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan.
　Ed. with introd. and notes by C. W.
　Stewart. London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1954.
　　xxiii,450 p. map 16 cm. (The world's
　classics, 238)　　202-6(238)

Jones, Edmund David, ed.
　　English critical essays (sixteenth,
　seventeenth, and eighteenth centuries)
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1930.
　　viii,460 p. 16 cm. (The world's
　classics, 240)　　202-6(240)A

Trelawny, Edward John.
　　The adventures of a younger son. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1925.
　　xv,544 p. 16 cm. (The world's classics,
　no. 289)　　202-6(289)

Trend, Johb Brande, ed.
　　Spanish short stories of the sixteenth
　century in contemporary translations.
　Revised, with an introduction, by J. B.
　Trend. London, Oxford Univ. Press [1928]
　　xii,358 p. 16 cm. (The world's classics,
　326)　　202-6(326)

Hunt, Leigh.
　　The autobiography of Leigh Hunt.
　With an introd. by Edmond Blunden. Oxford.,
　The Univ. Press, 1928.
　　572 p. 16 cm. (The world's classics,
　no. 329)　　202-6(329)

Jones, Phyllis M., ed.
　　English critical essays (twentieth
　century) London, Oxford Univ. Press,
　1933.
　　xvi,399 p. 16 cm. (The world's
　classics, 405)　　202-6(405)A

Rabelais, Francois.
　　Gargantua and Pantagruel. Translated.
　from the French into English by Sir
　Thomas Urquhart and Peter le Motteux.
　Newly annotated. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1934.
　　3 v. 16 cm. (The world's classics,
　411,412,413)　　202-6(411)-(413)

McIlwraith, Archibald Kennedy, ed.
　　Five Elizabethan comedies. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1934.
　　xx,308 p. 16 cm. (The world's classics,
　422)　　202-6(422)A

Mackail, John William.
　　The life of William Morris. With an
　introd. by Sir Sydney Cockerell. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1950.
　　xxv,380 p. 16 cm. (The world's classics,
　no. 521)　　202-6(521)

Wordsworth, Dorothy.
　　Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth; the
　Alfoxden journal 1798, the Grasmere journals
　1800-1803, with an appendix of Wordsworth's
　shorter poems referred to in the journals.
　Ed. with an introd. by Helen Darbisbire.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1958.
　　xviii,264 p. 16 cm. (The world's
　classics, no. 568)　　202-6(568)

2.2. English Literature.

I. General.

Abrams, Meyer Howard, ed.
　　English romantic poets ; modern essays
　in criticism. New York, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1960.
　　viii,384 p. 21 cm. (A Galaxy book)
　　215-119A

Allen, Walter.
　　The English novel; a short critical history.
　London, Phoenix House, 1954.
　　359 p. 22 cm.　　211-53

Allen, Walter.
　　The novel to-day. London, Longmans,
　Green, 1955.
　　36 p. 22 cm. (Bibliographical series
　of supplements to "British book news")
　　210-158

Allen, Walter.
　　Six great novelists: Defoe, Fielding,
　Scott, Dickens, Stevenson, Conrad.
　London, Hamilton, 1955.
　　182 p. port. 19 cm.　　213-236A

Ashley, Robert, & Moseley, Edwin M., ed.
　　Elizabethan fiction. Edited with an
　introd. and notes by Robert Ashley
　& Edwin M. Moseley. New York, Holt,
　1962.
　　xx,443 p. 19 cm.　　217-790

Auden, Wystan Hugh & Pearson, Norman Holmes, ed.
　　Poets of the English language. Vol. 2-5.
　New York, Viking Press, 1957.
　　4 v. 18 cm. (The Viking portable library
　p50-53)　　215-423
　　Contents:-
　Vol. 2. Elizabethan & Jacobean poets; Marlowe
　to Marvell. Vol. 3. Restration & Augustan
　poets; Milton to Goldsmith. Vol. 4. Romantic
　poets., Blake to Poe. Vol. 5. Victotian &
　Edwardian poets; Tennyson to Yeats.

Bagehot, Walter.
　　Literary studies. Intord. by George
　　Sampson. London, J. M. Dent & sons, 1916.
　　2 v. 19 cm. (Everyman's library,
　　n. 520-521)　　218-172

Baker, Ernest A.
　　The history of the English novel: In-
　tellectual Realism; from Richardson to
　Sterne. London, H. F. & G. Witherby,
　1930.
　　297 p. 23 cm.　　211-90A

Bald, Marjory A
　　Women-writers of the nineteenth century.
　Cambridge, The Univ. Press, 1923.
　　viii, 288 p. 21 cm.　　211-54

Bate, Walter Jackson.
　　From classic to romantic; premises of
　tale in eighteenth-century England.
　New York, Harper, 1961.
　　viii, 197 p. 21 cm. (Harper torchbook,
　TB 1036)　　211-103

Birkhead, Edith.
　　The tale of terror; a study of the
　Gothic Romance. New York, Russell, 1963.
　　xi,241 p. 23 cm.　　210-164

Blunden, Edmund Charles.
　　Addresses on general subjects connected
　with English literature. Given at Tokyo
　University & elsewhere in 1948 by Edmund
　Blunden, Tokyo, Kenkyusha, 1948.
　　viii, 212 p. 22 cm.

Blunden, Edmund.
　　Shakespeare to Hardy; short studies
　of characteristic English authors. Goven
　in a Series of Lectures at Tokyo University
　by E. B. Tokyo, Kenkyusha, 1948.
　　viii, 212 p. 22 cm.　　213-496A

Boas, Frederick S
　　An introduction to eighteenth-century
　drama, 1700-1780. Oxford, Clarendon Press,
　1965.
　　x, 365 p. pl., 20 cm.　　216-169

Boas, Ralph Philip, & Hahn, Barbara M.
　　Social backgrounds of English literature.
　Boston, Little, Brown, 1932.
　　xii, 337 p. illus., pl., port. 20 cm.
　　211-112

Booth, Wayne C.
　　The rhetoric of fiction. Chicago, The
　Univ. Press, 1961.
　　455 p. 24 cm.　　210-137
　　Bibliog.: p. 399-434.

Boswell, James.
　　Boswell's London Journal, 1762-1763.
　Now first published from the original
　manuscript prepared for the press,
　with introduction a notes by Frederick
　A. Pottle. New York, McGraw, c.1950.
　　xxix,37O p. facs. 24 cm.　　210-72A

Bowen, Elizabeth.
　　English novelists. With 8 plates in
　colour and 16 illustrations in black &
　white. London, Collins, 1947,
　　47 p. 23 cm. (Britain in pictures:
　the British people in pictures)
　　210-9

Bradley, A C
　　Oxford lectures on poetry. London,
　Macmillan, 1926.
　　viii,395 p. 23 cm.　　210-3lA

Brome, Vincent.
　　Four realist novelists: Arthur Morrison,
　Edwin Pugh, Richard Whiteing, William
　Pett Ridge. London, Longmans, Green,
　1965.
　　36p. port. 21 cm. (Writers and
　their work, no. 183)　　213-571
　　Bibliog,: p. 33-36.

Brooke, Stopford A.
　　English literature from A. D. 670 to
　A. D. 1832. London, Macmillan, 1926.
　　251 p. 15 cm. (Literature primers)
　　211-95
　　Chapter on Literature since 1832 by
　George Sampson.

Brooke, Stopford Augustus.
　　English literature from the beginning
　to the Norman conquest, London,
　Macmillan, 1921.
　　ix,340 p. 20 cm. (History of English
　literature)　　211-86

Buhler, Willi.
　　Die "erlebte Redel" in englischen Roman;
　ihre Vorstufen und ihre Ausbildung im
　Werke Jane Austens. Zurich, M. Niehans
　[n. d.]
　　183 p. 26 cm. (Schweizer anglistische
　Arbeiten: Swiss studies in English, Bd. 4)
　　210-152
　　Reprinted by Xerography.

Cecil, David.
　　The fine art of reading and other
　literary studies. London, Constable,
　1957.
　　ix,221 p. 22 cm.　　210-148

Chalmers, Alexander.
　　The British essayists, with prefaces,
　historical and biographical. Vol. 33.
　London, Nichols, Son, and Bentley, 1817.
　　xxxv,360 p. port. l7 cm.　　218-160

Chambers, Edmund Kerchever, ed.
　　The Oxford book of sixteenth century
　verse. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1932.
　　xiii,905 p. 20 cm.　　215-433

Chase, Richard.
　　The American novel and its tradition.
　New York. Doubleday Anchor Books, c.1957.
　　xii,266 p. 18 cm.　　211-97

Church, Richard.
　　The growth of the English novel.
　London, Methuen, 1951.
　　179 p. 21 cm. (University paperbacks)
　　211-92

Clifford, James L., ed.
　　Eighteenth-century English literature ;
　modern essays in criticism. New York,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1959.
　　xi,351 p. 21 cm. (A Galaxy book)
　　211-91

Collins, Philip.
　　Dickens and crime. London, Macmillan,
　1962.
　　xiii,371 p. 22 cm. (Cambridge studies
　in criminology, vol. 17)　　211-81
　　Bibliog.: p. 357-362.

Cross, Wilbur L
　　The development of the English novel.
　New York, Macmillan, 1933.
　　xvii,329 p. 17 cm.　　211-55

Daiches, David.
　　Literary essays. London, Oliver & Boyd,
　1956.
　　vii,225 p. 22 cm.　　218-154

Dobson, Henry Austin.
　　Eighteenth century vignettes. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1923.
　　3 v. port. 16 cm. (The world's
　classics, 245)　　218-145
　Reprint from a fine-paper ed. l906.

Dowden, Edward.
　　Puritan and Anglican; studies in
　literature. London, K. Paul, Trench,
　Trubner, 100.
　　xii,341 p. 21 cm.　　210-l56

Dowden, Edward.
　　Studies in literature, 1789-1877.
　11. ed. London, K. Paul, Trench, Trubner,
　[n. d.]
　　xii,523 p. 21 cm.　　211-82

Eighteenth century plays. Selected by John
　Hampden. London, J. M. Dent, [n. d.]
　　xxviii,408 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's
　library, 818)　　216-217

Elwin. Malcolm.
　　Victorian wallflowers; a panoramic
　survey of the popular literary periodicals.
　Port Washington, N. Y. , Kennikat Press,
　1966.
　　324 p. illus., port. 23 cm.　　211-57

English short stories; selected to show
　the development of the short story from
　the fifteenth to the twentieth century.
　London, J. M. Dent & sons, 1926.
　　xiv,368 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's libra-
　ry, 743)　　217-880

Essays and studies by members of
　the English Association. Vol. 4.
　Collected by C. H. Herford. 0xford.,
　Clarendon Press, 1913.
　　182 p. 22 cm.　　218-138

Evans, Benjamin Ifor.
　　English literature between the wars.
　3. ed. London, Methuen, 1951.
　　ix,133 p. 20 cm.　　211-16A

Flanagan, Thomas.
　　The Irish novelists, 1800-1850.
　New York, Columbia Univ. Press, 1959.
　　xii,362 p, 24 cm.　　211-108
　　Bibliog.: p. 343-351.

Fussell, Paul.
　　The rhetorical world of Augustan humanism;
　ethics and imagery from Swift to Burke.
　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1965.
　　ix,314 p. pl. 23 cm.　　212-87

Gordon, George.
　　Companionable books. Series 1. London,
　Chatto and Windus, 1927.
　　viii,96 p. 20 cm.　　218-134

Gosse, Edmund.
　　A history of eighteenth century
　literature (1660-1780). London,
　Macmillan, 1925.
　　viii,415 p. 20 cm. (History of
　English literature)　　211-89

Gosse, Edmund.
　　A short history of modern English
　literature. London, W. Heinemann, 1925.
　　vi,449 p. 21 cm. (Short histories of
　the literatures of the world. No. 3)
　　211-85

Gould, Gerald.
　　The English novel of to-day. London,
　John Castle, 1924.
　　224 p. 19 cm.　　210-160

Graham, Kenneth.
　　English criticism of the novel, 1865-1900.
　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1965.
　　viii.148 p. 23 cm. (Oxford English
　monographs)　　211-58

Grierson, Herbert John Clifford, &
　Bullough, G., ed.
　　The Oxford book of seventeenth century
　verse. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1934.
　　xiv,974 p. 24 cm.　　215-434
Hardy, Barbara.
　　The appropriate form; an essay on the
　novel. London, Athlone Press, 1964.
　　218 p. 23 cm.　　218-89

Harris, Victor, & Husain, Itrat, ed.
　　English prose 1600-1660. New York,
　Holt, c,1965.
　　xxvi, 514 p. 21 cm.　　218-135

Harvey, William John.
　　Character and the novel. London, Chatto
　& Windus, 1965.
　　222 p. 23 cm.　　218-90

Hibbard, George Richard, ed.
　　Three Elizabethan pamphlets. London,
　George G. Harrap, 1951.
　　244 p. 21 cm. (Life, literature, and
　thought library)　　217-794

Hilles, Frederick W., ed.
　　The age of Johnson; essays presented to
　Chauncey Brewster Tinker. New Haven,
　Yale Univ. Press, c.1949.
　　xv,426 p. 21 cm.　　211-102

Holloway, John.
　　The Victorian sage; studies in argument.
　London, Macmillan, 1953.
　　viii,300 p. 22 cm.　　213-382

Hough, Graham.
　　The last romantics. London, Methuen,
　1961.
　　xix,284 p. 21 cm.　　210-162A

Hoyt, Charles Alva, ed.
　　Minor British novelists. Carbondale,
　Southern Illinois Univ. Press, c.1967.
　　xiv,158 p. 22 cm. (Crosscurrents
　modern critiques)　　213-519

Humphrey, Robert.
　　Stream of consciousness in the modern
　novel. Berkeley, Univ. of Calif. Press,
　1959.
　　vii,129 p. 19 cm.　　210-154

Jaeger, Muriel.
　　Before Victoria. London, Chatto & Windus.
　1956.
　　xi,211 p. 23 cm.　　211-59
　　Bibliog.: p. 199-203.

James, Louis.
　　Fiction for the working man 1830-1850;
　a study of the literature produced for the
　working classes in early Victorian urban
　England. London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1963.
　　xiv,226 p. illus. 23 cm.　　211-60
　　Bibliog.: p. 199-219.

Ker, William Paton.
　　English literature medieval. London,
　Williams & Norgate, [1932]
　　v, 256 p. 17 cm. (The Home university
　of modern knowledge, 43)　　210-105A

Ker, W P
　　Epic and romance; essays on medieval
　literature. London, Macmillan, 1908.
　　xxiv, 398 p. 19 cm. (The Chersley
　edition)　　211-61

Kettle, Arnold.
　　An introduction to the English novel.
　London, Hutchinson House, 1951.
　　2 v. 19 cm. (Hutchinson's university
　library. English literature.)　　211-94
　　Contents: Vol. 1. To George Eliot.
　Vol. 2. Henry James to the present day.

Knoepflmacher, U. C.
　　Religious humanism and the Victorian novel;
　George Eliot, Walter Pater, and Samuel
　Butler. Princeton, The Univ. Press, 1965.
　　vii,315 p, 22 cm.　　212-88

LaMar, Virginia A.
　　English dress in the age of Shakespeare.
　Washington, Folger Shakespeare Library,
　1958.
　　42p. illus., pl., port. 22cm.
　(Folger booklets on Tudor and Stuart
　civilization)　　212-103

Leavis, Frank Raymond.
　　The great tradition; George Eliot,
　Henry James [and] Joseph Conrad. London,
　Chatto & Windus, 1950.
　　266 p. 22 cm.　　213-150A

Leavis, Frank Raymond.
　　Revaluation: tradition & development in
　English poetry. London, Chatto & Windus,
　1962.
　　viii,275 p. 21 cm.　　210-48A

Leech, Clifford.
　　Shakespeare's tragedies and other
　studies in seventeenth century drama.
　London, Chatto and Windus, 1950.
　　vii, 232 p. 23 cm.　　210-74A .

Legouis, Emile, & Cazamian, Louis.
　　A history of English literature. Rev.
　ed. London, J. M. Dent, 1930.
　　xxi,1434 p. 20 cm.　　211-79
　　Contents: The middle ages and the
　Renascence (650-1660), by Emile Legouis.
　Modern times (1660-1932), by Louis
　Cazamian.

Legouis, Emile.
　　A short history of English literature.
　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1942.
　　xvi,404 p. pl. 19 cm.　　211-80

Lerner, Laurence.
　　The truthtellers： Jane Austen, George
　Eliot, D. H. Lawrence. London, Chatto &
　Windus, 1967.
　　291 p. 23 cm.　　213-648

Lewis, Olive Staples.
　　The allegory of love; A study in medieval
　tradition. New York, Oxford Univ. Press,
　1958.
　　378 p. 21 cm. (A Galaxy book)　　210-111A

Lodge, David.
　　Language of fiction; essays in criticism
　and verbal analysis of the English novel.
　London, Routledge, 1966.
　　xii,283 p. 23 cm.　　218-92

Lovett, Robert Morss, & Hughes, Helen Sard.
　　The history of the novel in England.
　London, G. G. Earrap [1932]
　　viii,495 p. illus. 21 cm.　　211-62
　　Bibliog.: p. 465-479.

Lucas, Frank Laurence.
　　The search for good sense; four
　eighteenth-century characters: Johnson,
　Chesterfield, Boswell & Goldsmith.
　New York, Macmillan, 1961.
　　xiii,354 p. illus. 21 cm.　　213-606

Macaulay, Rose.
　　Some religious elements in English litera-
　ture. London, Hogarth Press, 1931.
　　160 p. 19 cm. (Hogarth lectures on
　literature, no. 14)　　212-89

McBurney, William Harlin, ed.
　　Four before Richardson; selected Eng-
　lish novels, 1720-1727. Lincoln, Univ.
　of Nebraska Press, c.1963.
　　xxxv,373 p. 21 cm. (A Bison Book)
　　217-914

McCutcheon, Roger Philip.
　　Eighteenth-century English literature.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1950.
　　180 p. 17 cm. (The Home uiversity
　library of modern knowledge, 212)
　　211-100

McKillop, Alan Dugald.
　　The early masters of English fiction.
　Lawrence, Univ. of Kansas Press, 1956.
　　233 p. port. 24 cm.　　213-273A

MacLean, Kenneth.
　　John Locke and English literature of the
　eighteenth century. New York, Russell,
　1962.
　　viii,176 p. 23 cm.　　212-90

Mair, George Herbert.
　　Modern English literature, 1450-1939.
　Rev. and with an epilogue by A. C. Ward,
　2. ed. Oxford, The Univ. Press, 1956.
　　vii,247 p. 17 cm. (The Home university
　library of modern knowledge, 27)
　　211-101

Mayo, Robert D
　　The English novel in the magazines,
　1740-1815. With a catalogue of 1375
　magazine novels and novelettes. Evanston,
　Northwestern Univ. Press, 1962.
　　vi,695 p. pl. 22 cm.　　211-111

Milford, Humphrey Sumner, ed.
　　The Oxford book of regency verse, 1798-
　1837. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1928.
　　viii,887 p. 20 cm.　　215-436

The mirror. A periodical, pub. at
　Edinburgh in the years 1779 and 1780.
　In three volumes. 7. ed. London, Printed
　for A. Strahan, and T. Cadell in the Strand,
　and W. Creech, at Edinburgh, 1787.
　　3 v. 19 cm.　　219-105

Mish, Charles C., ed.
　　The Anchor anthology of short fiction
　of the seventeenth century. New York,
　Doubleday, c.1963.
　　xvii,458 p. 18 cm. (The Anchor
　seventeenth-century series)　　217-580

Morgan, Charlotte E
　　The rise of the novel of manners; a study
　of English prose fiction between 1600 and
　1740. New York, Russell, 1963.
　　ix,271 p. 23 cm. (Columbia University
　studies in English)　　211-63

Morley, Henry, ed.
　　The spectator. new ed. London, G.
　Routledge, [n.d.]
　　xxiv,919 p. 19 cm.　　218-109

Morris, Richard, ed.
　　Specimens of early English. With introd. ,
　notes, and glossarial index. 2. ed.,
　carefully rev. Pt. 1: From 'old English
　homilies' to 'King Horn; A. D. 1150-A.D.
　13OO. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1926.
　　xcix,554 p. 18 cm.　　211-64
　　Preface by W. W. Skeat.

Morris, Richard, & Skeat, Walter W
　　Specimens of early English. With introd.,
　notes, and glossarial index. 4. ed. Pt. 2:
　From Robert of Gloucester to Gower, A. D.
　1298 - A. D. 1393. Oxford, Clarendon Press,
　1922.
　　xl,490 p. 18 cm.　　211-64

Muir, Edwin.
　　The structure of the novel. London,
　L. & V. Woolf at the Hogarth Press, 1932.
　　151 p. 2O cm. (Hogarth lectures on
　literature Ser., no. 6)　　210-49A

Neill, S. Diana.
　　A short history of the English novel.
　London, Jarrolds, 1951.
　　340 p. 22 cm.　　211-65

Newby, Percy Howard.
　　The novel, 1945-1950. London,
　Longmans, Green, 1951.
　　48 p. port. 21 cm.　　210-159

Nicoll, Allardyce.
　　British drama; an historical survey
　from the beginnings to the present time.
　London, G. G. Harrap, 1927.
　　497 p. illus. 23 cm.　　211-83
　　Bibliog.: p. 463-480.

O'Donovan, Michael.
　　The mirror in the roadway; a study of
　the modern novel, by Frank O'Connor.
　London, Hamish Hamilton, 1957.
　　316,vi p. 22 cm.　　217-445A

Oliphant, James.
　　Victorian novelists. New York, AMS Press
　[1965]
　　251 p. 21 cm.　　211-66

Palgrave, Francis Turner.
　　The golden treasury; selected from the
　best songs and lyrical poems in the English
　language and arranged with notes, by F. T.
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　selected, arranged, and annotated by
　Laurence Binyon. London, Macmillan, 1936.
　　524 p. 16 cm.　　215-418

Pearce, Roy Harvey, ed.
　　Colonial Americam writing. Edited with
　introd. by Roy Harvey Pearce. New York,
　Rinehart, 1956.
　　xiii,581 p. 19 cm. (Rinehart editions,
　no. 43)　　219-111

Phillips, Walter C
　　Dickens, Reade, and Collins; sensation
　novelists. A study in the conditions and
　theories of novel writing in Victorian
　England. New York, Russell, 1962.
　　230 p. 23 cm.　　213-433

Praz, Mario.
　　The hero in eclipse in Victorian fiction.
　Tr. from the Italian, by Angus Davidson.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1956.
　　478 p. illus. 23 cm.　　217-502

Praz, Mario.
　　The romantic agony. Tr. from Italian by
　Angus Davidson. New York, Meridian
　Books, 1956.
　　xix, 502 p. illus. 2l cm.　　 218-146
　　Reprint of the 2. ed. 1951.

Priestley, John Boynton.
　　The English novel. London, Ernest
　Benn, 1933.
　　79 p. 17 cm. (Benn's sixpenny
　library, no. 87)　　211-84

Quiller-Couch, Arthur, ed.
　　The Oxford book of Ballads. Oxford,
　Clarendon Press, 1910.
　　xxiii,871 p. 20 cm.　　215-59A

Quiller-Couch, Arthur, ed.
　　The Oxford book of English verse, 1250-
　1900. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1900.
　　xix,1083 p. 20 cm.　　215-60B

Quiller-Couch, Arthur, ed.
　　The Oxford book of Victorian verse.
　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1925.
　　xv,1019 p. 20 cm.　　215-437

Raleigh, Sir Walter.
　　The English novel; a short sketch of its
　history from the earliest times to the
　appearance of Waverley. London, J. Murray,
　1925.
　　xii,298 p. 19 cm.　　211-93

Rathburn, Robert C., & Steinmann, Martin
　Jr., ed.
　　From Jane Austen to Joseph Conrad;
　essays collected in memory of James T.
　Hillhouse. Minneapolis, Univ. of Minn.
　Press, 1958.
　　ix,326 p. 2h cm.　　218-123

Richards, Ivor Armstrong.
　　Principles of literary criticism. 5. ed.
　London, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner, 1934.
　　vi,298 p. 22 cm. (International library
　of psychology, philosophy and scientific
　method)　　218-157

Saintsbury, George.
　　The English novel. London, J. M. Dent &
　sons, 1927.
　　vii,319 p. 21 cm. (The channels of
　English literature)　　211-67

Saintsbury, George.
　　A history of Elizabethan literature:
　London, Macmillan, 1920.
　　xii,472 p. 20 cm. (History of
　English literattue)　　211-75A

Saintsbury, George.
　　A history of nineteenth century
　literature (1780-1900). London.
　Macmillan, 1929.
　　xii,498 p. 20 cm. (History of
　English literature)　　211-88

Sale, Roger, ed.
　　Discussions of the novel. Boston,
　D. C. Heath, c.1960.
　　x,101 p. 24 cm. (Discussions of
　literature)　　210-157

Schlauch, Margaret.
　　Antecedents of the English novel, 1400-
　1600 (from Chaucer to Deloney) Warszawa,
　Polish Scientific Publishers, 1963.
　　viii,264 p. 23 cm.　　211-68

Schofield, William Henry.
　　English literature from the Norman
　conquest to Chaucer. London, Macmillan,
　1925.
　　xiii,500 p. 20 cm. (History of
　English literature)　　211-87

Schorer, Mark, ed.
　　Modern British fiction. New York,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1961.
　　x,438p. 21 cm. (A Galaxy book)
　　210-163

Shapiro, Charles, ed.
　　Twelve original essays on great English
　novels. Detroit, Wayne State Univ. Press,
　1960.
　　xii,281 p. 21 cm.　　218-136

Shorter novels. Vol. 1; Elizabethan &
　Jacobean. London, J. M. Dent & sons,
　1929.
　　xxii,356 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's library,
　824)　　217-243A
　　Contents: Jacke of Newberie, Thomas of
　Reading, Carde of Fancie, The unfortunate
　traveller.

Shorter novels. Vol. 2: Jacobean & Resto-
　ration. London, J. M. Dent & sons, 1930.
　　xiv,303 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's libra-
　ry, 841)　　217-243
　　Contents: Ornatus and Artesia, Oroonoko,
　The isle of pines, Incognita.

Shorter novels eighteenth century.
　London, J. M. Dent, 1930.
　　xii,306 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's library,
　856)　　217-879
　　Contents: The history of Rasselas, prince
　of Abyssinia, by Samuel Johnson. The
　castle of Otranto, by Horace Walpole.
　Vathek, by William Beckford. Notes to
　Vathek.

Since 1939: drama, the novel, poetry and
　prose literature. By Robert Speaight,
　&c. London, Phoenix House, 1949.
　　221p. facs. 22cm. (The arts in
　Britain series)　　211-78.

Singer, Godfrey Frank.
　　The epistolary novel; its origin, deve-
　lopment, decline, and residuary influence.
　New York, Russell, 1963.
　　ix,266 p. 23 cm.　　210-141
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Skeat, Walter W
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Smith, David Nichol, ed.
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Smith, David Nichol.
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The Spectator.
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The Spectator, by J. Addison, Richard
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Spector, Robert Donald, ed.
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Spencer, Hazelton, ed.
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Stang, Richard.
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Steeves, Harrison R
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Stephen, Leslie.
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Stevenson, E., ed.
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Stevenson, Lionel, ed.
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The Tatler; selected essays. With introd.
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Tillotson, Geoffrey.
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Tillotson, Kathleen.
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Tillyard, Eustace Mandeville Wetenhall.
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　　207 p. 23 cm.　　212-37A

Tindall, William York.
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Tompkins, Joyce Marjorie Sanxter.
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　　vii,388 p. 21 cm.　　211-109

Turberville, A. S., ed.
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　2　v. illus., port. 24 cm. 211-71

Van Ghent, Dorothy.
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Varma, Devendra P
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Ward, Alfred Charles.
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　　viii,262 p. 20 cm.　　210-147

Watt, Ian.
　　The rise of the novel; studies in Defoe,
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　　319 p. 23 cm.　　210-153

Wedgwood, Cicely Veronica.
　　Seventeenth-century English literature.
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　　211-99

Willey, Basil.
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Willey, Basil.
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　　304 p. 23 cm.　　211-73

Willey, Basil.
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　　287 p. 23 cm.　　211-107

Willey, Basil.
　　The seventeenth century background;
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　　316 p. l8 cm.　　211-98B

Wright, Austin, ed.
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II Works and Studies.

　　　Adams, Henry.

Adams, Henry.
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　of the world's best books)　　213-583

　　　Addison, Joseph.

Courthope, William John.
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　　vi,197 p. 19 cm. (Englishmen of
　letters)　　213-499

　　　Ainsworth, William Harrison.

Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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　　426 p. pl. 23 cm.　　214-62(10)
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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　　349 p. pl. 23 cm.　　214-62(ll)
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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　　xxxviii,338 p. pl. 23 cm.　　 214-62(12)
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
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　　viii,296 p. pl. 23 cm.　　214-62(14)
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
　　The Tower of London; a historical romance.
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　　xiv,543 p. illus., pl. 23 cm.　　214-62(15)
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Ainsworth, William Harrison.
　　Windsor castle; an historical romance.
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Ainsworth, W. Harrison.
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　　479 p. 19 cm.　　217-831

　　　Anderson, Sherwood.

Andersen, Shemood.
　　Winesburg, Ohio; a group of tales of
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　　xv,303 p. 19 cm. (The modern library
　of the world's best books)　　217-753

　　　Arblay, Mme Frances(Burney) d'.

[Arblay, Mme Frances (Burney) d']
　　Camilla; or, A picture of youth, by the
　author of Evelina and Cecilia. A new ed.
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　　5 v. 19cm.　　217-458

Burney, Frances.
　　Cecilia; or, Memoirs of an heiress.
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2 v. 19 cm.　　217-470

Arblay, Mme Frances (Burney) d'.
　　The diary of Fanny Burner. London,
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　　416 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's library)
　　219-96

Burney, Frances.
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　　2 v. port. 19 cm.　　219-61

Arblay, Mme. Frances(Burney) d'.
　　Evelina, by Fanny Burney. London, J. M.
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　　378 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's library, 352)
　　217-321A

Dobson, Austin.
　　Fanny Burney (Madame D'Arblay) London,
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　　216 p. 20 cm. (English men of letters)
　　213-338

Edwards, Averyl.
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　　170 p. 23 cm.　　213-344

Fenov, Joyce.
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　　xvi,528 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-377

　　　Arlen, Michael.

Arlen, Michael.
　　The green hat; a romance for a few people.
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　　329 p. 20 cm.　　217-560

　　　Arnold, Matthew.

Arnold, Matthew.
　　Culture and anarchy; an essay in
　political and social criticism. London,
　J. Murray, 1924.
　　xxxvii,166 p. 20 cm.　　218-147

Arnold, Matthew.
　　Essays in criticism, 1. series. London,
　Macmillan, 1911.
　　xi,379 p. 18 cm.　　218-113

Arnold, Matthew.
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　　vii,331 p. 18 cm.　　218-114

Arnold, Matthew.
　　The poems of Matthew Arnold 1840-1867.
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　　xxvii,460p. port. 19 cm.　　215-404

Jump, John Davies.
　　Matthew Arnold. London, Longmans,
　1955.
　　185p. facs., port. 20cm. (Man
　and books)　　213-588
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Trilling, Lionel.
　　Matthew Arnold. New York, Meridian
　Books, 1955.
　　413 p. 18 cm.　　213-173A

　　　Austen, Jane.

Austen, Jane.
　　The novels of Jane Austen. The text
　based on collation of the early editions
　by A. W. Chapman. With notes, indexes and
　illus. from contemporary sources. 1.-3. ed.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1953-58.
　　6 v. illus. 20 cm.　　214-63
　　Vol. 6: 1st ed.

Austen, Jane.
　　Fragment of a navel, written by Jane
　Austen, Jan.-Mar. 1817. Now first printed
　from the manuscript. Oxford, Clarendon Press,
　1925.
　　17O p. 19 cm.　　217-459

Austen, Jane.
　　Jane Austen's letters to her sister
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　Oxford Univ. Press, 1952.
　　xlv,519 p. illus. 23 cm.　　219-101

Austen, Jane.
　　The letters of Jane Austen. Selected
　with an introd. by R. Brimley Johnson.
　London, Bodley Head, 1925.
　　viii,190 p. 20 cm.　　219-86

Austen, Jane.
　　Love and freindship and other early
　works. London, Chatto & Windus, 1929.
　　xv,140 p. 18 cm. (The phoenix library)
　　217-622

Austen, Jane.
　　Pride and prejudice. Introd. by Mark
　Schorer. Boston, Houghton Mifflin, c.1956.
　　xxiii,291 p. 21 cm. (Riverside ed.)
　　217-622

Austen, Jane.
　　Volume the second. Ed. by B. C. Southam.
　Oxford, Clarerdon Press, 1963.
　　xii,236 p. facs., pl. 18 cm.　　219-59

Austen, Jane.
　　Volume the third. Now first printed
　from the manuscript. Oxford, Clarendon
　Press, 1951.
　　viii,133 p. 19 cm.　　219-60

Ansten, Jane.
　　The Watsons; Jane Austen's fragment
　continued and completed by John Coates.
　London, Methuen, c.1958.
　　318 p. 21 cm.　　217-460

Austen, Caroline.
　　My aunt Jane Austen; a memoir. London,
　Jane Austen Society, 1957.
　　ix,22 p. pl. 23 cm.　　213-597

Austen-Leigh, James Edward.
　　Memoir of Jane Austen. By her nephew.
　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1926.
　　xvi,235 p. port. 19 cm.　　213-473

Austen-Leigh, Mary Augusta.
　　Personal aspects of Jane Austen.
　London, J. Murray, 192O.
　　169 p. port. 21 cm.　　213-641

Austen-Leigh, William, & Austen-Leigh,
　Richard Arthur.
　　Jane Austen; her life and letters,
　a family record. 2. ed. New York,
　Russell & Russell, 1965.
　　xv,437 p. port. 21 cm.　　213-640
　　Bibliog.: p. 421-428.

Babb, Howard S.
　　Jane Austen's novels; the fabric of
　dialogue. Columbus, Ohio State Univ. Press,
　c.1962.
　　x,244 p. 24 cm.　　212-99

Booth, Bradford A.
　　Pride and prejudice; text, backgrounds,
　criticism. New York, Harcourt, Brace &
　World, c.1963.
　　228 p. 24 cm.　　217-711

Bradbrook, Frank W.
　　Jane Austen: Emma. London, E. Arnold,
　1961.
　　61 p. 19 cm. (Studies in English
　literature, no. 3)　　217-782

Bradbrook, Frark W
　　Jane Austen and her predecessors. Cam-
　bridge, The Univ. Press, 1966.
　　viii,178 p. 22 cm.　　213-308
　　Bibliog.: p. 166-173.

Carpenter, T Edward.
　　The story of Jane Austen's Chawton
　Home. [London] Jane Austen Memorial
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　　7 p. 22 cm.　　217-781

Cecil, David.
　　Jane Austen. Cambridge, The Univ. Press,
　1935.
　　42 p. 19 cm.　　213-642

Chapman, Robert William.
　　Jane Austen; a critical bibliography.
　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1953.
　　viii,62 p. 19 cm.　　213-594

Chapman, Robert William.
　　Jane Austen; facts and problems. The
　Clark lectures, Trinity College, Cambridge,
　1948. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1948.
　　224 p. 20 cm.　　213-505

Cornish, Francis Warre.
　　Jane Austen. London, Macmillan, 1929.
　　xiii,240 p. 18 cm. (English men of
　letters)　　213-501

Craik, W. A.
　　Jane Austen; the six novels. London,
　Methuen, 1965.
　　210 p. 23 cm.　　213-329
　　Bibliog.: p. 201-203.

Fleishman, Avrom.
　　A reading of Mansfield Park; an essay
　in critical synthesis. Minneapolis, Univ.
　of Minnesota Press, c.1967.
　x,109 p. 23 cm. (Minnesota monographs
　in the humanities. vol. 2)　　217-480
　　Bibliog.: p. 99-103.

Freeman, Kathleen.
　　T'other Miss Austen. London,
　Macdonald, 1956.
　　224 p. 21 cm.　　213-544

Harmsel, Henrietta Ten.
　　Jane Austen; a study in fictional
　conventions. London, Mouton, 1964.
　　206 p. 21 cm. (Studies in English
　literature, vol. 4)　　213-598
　　Bibliog.: p. 198-203.

Hill, Constance.
　　Jane Austen; her homes and her friends.
　London, Bodley Head, 1901.
　　xvii,278p. illus. port. 19 cm.　　213-624

Jenkins, Elizabeth.
　　Jane Austen; a biography. London, V.
　Gollancz, 1950.
　　286 p. 21 cm.　　213-390

Kaye-Smith, Sheila, & Stern, Gladys Bronwyn.
　　Talking of Jane Austen. London,
　Cassell, 1950.
　　271 p. 18 cm. (Pocket library)
　　213-543

Kennedy, Margaret.
　　Jane Austen. London, A. Barker,
　1950.
　　110 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　213-596
　　Bibliog.: 108 p.

Lascelles, Mary.
　　Jane Austen and her art. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1948.
　　vii,225 p. 23 cm.　　213-545

Liddell, Robert.
　　The novels of Jane Austen. London,
　Longnmans, 1963.
　　xiv,174 p. 23 cm.　　217-684

Litz, A. Walton.
　　Jane Austen; a study of her artistic
　development. New York, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1965.
　　x,198 p. 21 cm.　　213-627

Mudrick, Marvin.
　　Jane Austen; irony as defense and
　discovery. Princeton, The Univ. Press,
　1952.
　　viii,267 p. 23 cm.　　213-547

Rawlence, Guy.
　　Jane Austen. London, Duckworth, 1934.
　　144 p. 19 cm. (Great lives. 30)
　　213-506

Rhydderch, David.
　　Jane Austen; her life and art. With an
　introd. by Leonard Huxley. London, J. Cape,
　1932.
　　252 p. port. 20 cm.　　213-443

Sadleir, Michael.
　　The Northanger novels; a footnote to
　Jane Austen. London, English Association,
　1927.
　　23 p. 25 cm. (The English Association
　Pamphlet, no. 68)　　217-747

Seymour, Beatrice Kean.
　　Jane Austen; study for a portrait. London,
　M. Joseph, 1937.
　　255 p. 21 cm.　　213-453

Sherry, Norman.
　　Jane Austen. London, Evans, 1966.
　　160 p. 19 cm. (Literature in
　perspective)　　213-563
　　Bibliog.: p. 158-159.

Smith, Goldwin.
　　Life of Jane Austen. London, W. Scott,
　1890.
　　195 p. 18 cm.　　213-471

Southam, B C , ed.
　　Jane Austen; the critical heritage.
　London, Routledge & K. Paul, 1968.
　　x,276 p. 22 cm.　　213-568

Southam, B C
　　Jane Austen's literary manuscripts;
　a study of the novelist's development
　through the surviving papers.
　Oxford, The Univ. Press, 1964.
　　viii,153p. facs. 23 cm. (Oxford
　　English monographs)　　212-106

Watson, Winifred.
　　Jane Austen in London. Hampshire,
　C. Mills, 1960.
　　vi,22 p. illus., pl., port. 22 cm.
　　213-595

Wilson, Mona.
　　Jane Austen and some contempraries. With
　an introd. by G. M. Young. Port Washington,
　N. Y., Kennikat Press, 1966.
　　xvi,304 p. 23 cm.　　213-485

Wright, Andrew H.
　　Jane Austen's novels; a study in
　structture. London. Chatto & Windus,
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　　x,210 p. 21 cm.　　217-689

　　　Balchin, Nigel.

Balchin, Nigel.
　　The fall of the sparrow. London,
　Collins, 1955.
　　318 p. 21 cm.　　217-631

Balchin, Nigel.
　　Mine own executioner. London, Collins,
　1951.
　　256 p. 21 cm. (St. James's library,
　no. 9)　　217-633

　　　Barber, Margaret Fiarless.

Barber, Margaret Fairless.
　　The roadmender, by Michael Fairless.
　London, Duckworth, 1923.
　　vii,157 p. 17 cm.　　217-624.

　　　Barrie, James Matthew.

Barrie, James Matthew.
　　Mary Rose; a play in three acts. London,
　Hodder & Stoughton, 1925.
　　139p. 19 cm. (The plays of J. M.
　Barrie)　　216-219

Barrie, James Matthew.
　　Peter Pan; or, The boy who would not
　grow up. London, Hodder & Stoughton,
　　1928.
　　xxxiii,160 p. 19 cm. (The plays of
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　　　Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli,
　　　　　1st earl of.

Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli, 1st earl of.
　　[Collected edition of the] novels and
　tales, by the right honorable Beacons-
　field, Benjamin Disraeli. Vol. 2, 4, 5,
　7, 10, 12, 13. London, Longmans, 1919.
　　7 v. 19 cm.　　2l4-41A
　　Contents : -
　Vol. 2: Coningsby; or, The new generation.
　Vol. 4: Tancred; or, The new crusade.
　Vol. 5: Venetia.
　Vol. 7: Contarini Fleming, The rise of Iskander.
　Vol.10: Vivian Grey.
　Vol.12: Endymion.
　Vol.13: Sybil; or, The two nations.

Disraeli, Benjamin, 1st earl of Beaconsfield.
　　Alroy. Ixion in heaven. The infernal
　marriage. Popanilla. London, Longmans,
　Green, [1845]
　　vii,463 p. 18.cm.　　217-639

Disraeli, Benjamin, 1st earl of Beaconsfield.
　　Henrietta Temple; a love story. London,
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　　464 p. 18 cm.　　217-641

Disraeli, Benjamin, 1st earl of Beaconsfield.
　　Lothair. New ed. London, Longmans,
　Green, [1870]
　　xx,485 p. 18 cm.　　217-638

Disraeli, Benjamin, 1st earl of Beaconsfield.
　　The young duke; a moral tale, though gay.
　Count Alarcos; a tragedy. London,
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　　451 p. 18 cm.　　217-640

Maurois, Andre.
　　Disraeli; a picture of the Victorian
　Age. Tr. by Hamish Miles.
　New York, D. Appleton, 1931.
　　xiii,378 p. illus., pl., port. 23 cm.
　　213-593

Monypenny, William Flavelle, & Buckle, George
　Earle.
　　The life of Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of
　Beaconsfield. London, J. Murray, 1929.
　　2 v. illus., port. 23 cm.　　213-420

Pearson, Hesketh.
　　Dizzy; the life & personality of
　Benjamin Disraeli, earl of Beaconsfield.
　New York, Harper, c.1951.
　　ix,310 p. 22 cm.　　213-577

　　　Beaumont, Francis.

Beaumont, Francis.
　　Beaumont & Fletcher, ed. by J. St. Loe
　Strachey. Unexpurgated ed. London,
　Vizetelly, 1887.
　　2 v. port. 19 cm. (The mermaid ser.
　The best plays of the old dramatists)
　　216-168

　　　Beckfprd, William.

Beckford, William.
　　The episodes of Vathek. London.
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　　xxiii,226 p, 18 cm. (The Abbey
　classics, 3)　　217-827

Beckford, William.
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　　xx,218 p. 18 cm. (The Abbey classics, 2)
　　217-826

Beckford, William.
　　Vathek, with the episodes of Vathek, by
　William Beckford of Fonthill. Ed. with a
　historical introd. and notes, by Guy
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　　2 v. illus. 24 cm.　　217-464

Brockman, Harold Alfred Nelson.
　　The caliph of Fonthill. London,
　W. Laurie, 1956.
　　219 p. pl., port. 23 cm.　　213-311

Chapnan, Guy.
　　Beckford. New York, Scribner, 1937.
　365 p. port. 21 cm.　　213-321

　　　Bede, Cuthbert.

Bede, Cuthbert.
　　The adventures of Mr. Verdant Green;
　an Oxford freshman. London, T. Nelson,
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　　iv,369 p. illus. 16 cm.　　217-610

　　　Beerbohm, Sir Max.

Beerbohm, Max.
　　Zuleika Dobson. New York, Random House,
　1926.
　　xi,358 p. 19 cm. (The modern library)
　　217-558

　　　Behn, Mrs. Aphra (Amis)

Behn, Mrs. Aphra (Amis)
　　The novels of Mrs. Aphra Behn. With an
　introd. by Ernest A. Baker. London, G.
　Routledge & sons, 1913.
　　xxvii,380 p. 21 cm.　　217-465

Behn, Mrs. Aphra.
　　Selected writings of the ingenious
　Mrs. Aphra Behn. New York, Grove Press,
　c.195O.
　　243 p. 2O cm.　　217-803

Hahn, Emily.
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　1951.
　　319 p. 20 cm.　　213-660

Woodcock, George.
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　　248 p. port. 21 cm.　　213-488

　　　Belloc, Hilaire.

Belloc, Hilaire.
　　First and last. 5. ed. London,
　Methuen, 1927.
　　vi,310 p. 18 cm.　　218-165

　　　Bennett, Arnold.

Bennett, Arnold.
　　Buried alive. 18. ed. London,
　Methuen, 1930.
　　viii,323 p. 20 cm.　　217-926

Bennett, Arnold.
　　The card; a story of adventure in the
　five towns. 28. ed. London, Methuen,
　1930.
　　256 p. 18 cm.　　217-927

Bennett, Arnold.
　　The Grand Babylon Hotel; A fantasia on
　modern themes. Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz,
　1902.
　　279 p: 16 cm. (Collection of British
　authors, Tauchnitz ed., vol. 3599)
　　217-922

Bennett, Arnold.
　　The grim smile of the five towns.
　London, W. Collins, [n. d.]
　　284 p. 18 cm.　　217-923

Bennett , Arnold.
　　Imperial palace. New York, Doubleday,
　Doran, 1931.
　　xi,769 p. 21 cm.　　217-882

Bennett, Arnold.
　　The old wives' tale. Leipzig,
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　　2 v. 16 cm. (Collection of British
　and American authors, vol. 4102, 4103)
　　217-924

Bennett, Arnold.
　　The regent; a five towns story of
　adventure in London. 10. ed. London,
　Methuen, 1920.
　254 p. 18 cm.　　217-935

Bennett, Arnold.
　　Riceyman steps, a novel. Leipzig,
　B. Tauchnitz, 1924.
　　338 p. 17 cm. (Collection of British
　authors, Tauchnitz edition, vol. 4622)
　　217-557

Bennett, Arnold.
　　These twain. 4. ed. London, Methuen,
　1916.
　　526 p. 20 cm.　　217-556

Bennett, Arnold.
　　Whom god hath joined. London, Ward,
　Lock, [n. d.]
　　v,256 p. 18 cm.　　217-925

Allen, Waiter.
　　Arnold Bennett. London, Home & Van Thal,
　1948.
　　107 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　213-400

Bennett, Marguerite.
　　Arnold Bennett, by Mrs. Arnold Bennett.
　London, A. M. Philpot, 1925.
　　126 p. port. 20 cm.　　213-4O3

Pound, Reginald.
　　Arnold Bennett: a biography. London,
　W. Heinemann. 1952.
　　x,385 p. port. 22 cm.　　213-498

　　　Beowulf.

Beowulf.
　　The deeds of Beowulf; an English epic
　of the eighth century done into modern
　prose, by John Earle. Oxford, Clarendon,
　1892.
　　104 p. 18 cm.　　215-429

　　　Blackmore, Richard Doddridge.

Blackmore, Richard Doddridge.
　　Lorna Doone; a romance of Exmoor.
　Abridged and edited by Morton A.
　Sturtevant. New York, Macmillan, 1928.
　　xx,517 p. illus., map. 19 cm.
　(Modern readers' series )　　217-896

　　　Blake, William.

Blake, Willien.
　　The poetical works of William Blake.
　Including the unpublished French Revo-
　lution together with the minor prophetic
　books and selections from The four Zoas,
　Milton & Jerusalem. Ed. with an introd.
　and textual notes by John Sampson.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1914.
　　lvi,453 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-438

Blake , William.
　　Poetry and prose of William Blake,
　ed. by Geoffrey Keynes. Complete
　one volume. Bloomsbury, Nonesuch
　Press, 1932.
　　xii,1152 p. 20 cm.　　215-383

Frye, Northrop.
　　Fearful symmetry; a study of William
　Blake. Princeton, The Univ. Press,
　1958.
　　462 p. illus. 24 cm.　　213-601

　　　Blunden, Edmund.

Blunden, Edmund.
　　The waggoner and other poems. London,
　Sidgwick & Jackson, 1920.
　　70 p. 20 cm.　　215-43l

　　　Borrow, George.

Borrow, George.
　　The bible in Spain. London, Collins'
　Clear-Type Press, [1842]
　　540 p. illus. port. 16cm.　　219-88

Borrow, George.
　　The Romany Rye; a sequel to "Lavengro"
　London, T. Nelson, [n. d.]
　　iv,480 p. l7 cm.　　217-635

Borrow, George.
　　Wild Wales: The people, language &
　scenery. London, J. M. Dent, 1906.
　　xxi,617 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's
　library, no. 49)　　219-108

Amstrong, Martin.
　　George Borrow. London, A. Barker, 1950.
　　101 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　213-509

　　　Bowen, Elizabeth.

Bowen, Elizabeth.
　　The death of the heart. London, J.
　Cape, 1948.
　　384 p. illus. 19 cm.　　217-891

Bowen, Elizabeth.
　　The heat of the day. London, J. Cape,
　1951.
　　319 p. 20 cm.　　217-765

　　　The Brontes.

Bronte, Charlotte, &c.
　　The life and works of Charlotte Bronte
　and her sisters. vol. 2-7. London,
　J. Murry,
　　6 v. 18 cm.　　214-98
　　Contents: vol. 2. Shirley, by Charlotte
　Bronte. 1929. -3. Villette, by Charlotte
　Bronte. 1929. -4. The professor, by Charlotte
　Bronte, and poems, by Charlotte, Emily and Anne
　Bronte, and the rev. Patrick Bronte. 1926.
　-5. Wuthering Heights, by Emily Bronte, and
　Agnes Grey, by Anne Bronte. 1928. -6. The
　tenant of Wildfell hall, by Anne Bronte. 1926.
　-7. The life of Charlotte Bronte, by Mrs.
　Gaskell. 1930.

Bronte, Emily. Jane.
　　Gondal's queen; a novel in verse ...
　Arranged, with an introd. and notes, by
　Fannie E. Ratchford. Austin, Univ. of
　Texas Pres, 1955.
　　207 p. port. 24 cm.　　215-311

Bentley , Phyllis.
　　The Brontes. London, Home & Van Thal,
　1948.
　　115 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　213-651

Collard, Millicent.
　　Wuthering Heights - The revelation; a
　psychical study of Emily Bronte. London,
　Regency Press, c.1960.
　　106 p. 23 cm.　　217-472

Dimnet, Ernest.
　　The Bronte sisters. Tr. from the French
　by Louise Morgan Sill. London, J. Cape,
　1927.
　　256 p. 20 cm.　　213-337

Dry, Florence Swinton.
　　Bronte sources. 1: The Sources of
　"whthering Heights". 2: The 8OtUCe8 0f
　"Jane Eyre" Cambridge, W. Heffer & Sons,
　1937-40.
　　2 v. in 1. 17 cm.　　217-911

Dry, Florence Swinton.
　　Bronte sources. 2: The sources of
　"Jane Eyre" Cambridge, W. Heffer, 1940.
　　92 p. 17 cm.　　217-911

Ewbank, Inga-Stina.
　　Their proper sphere; a study of the
　Bronte; sisters as early-Victorian female
　novelists. London, E. Arnold, c.1966.
　　xvii,222 p. 22 cm.　　213-615

Gerin, Winifred.
　　Charlotte Bronte; the evolution of genius.
　　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1967.
　　xvi,617 p. pl., port. 23cm.　　213-353

Goodridge, Jonathan Francis.
　　Emily Bronte: Wuthering Heights.
　London, E. Arnold, 1964.
　　71 p. 19 cm. (Studies in English
　literature, no. 20)　　217-621

Hanson, Lawrence, & Hanson, E. M.
　　The four Brontes; the lives and works of
　Charlotte, Branwell, Emily, and Anne Bronte.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1950.
　　xii,414 p. port. 22 cm.　　213-372
　　Bibliog.: p. 335-347.

Harrison, Ada, & Stanford, Derek.
　　Anne Bronte; her life and work. London,
　Methuen, 1959.
　　252 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-374

Hinkley, Laura L
　　The Brontes; Charlotte md Emily. London.
　Hammond, c.1947.
　　viii,296 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-381

Lettis, Richard, & Morris, William E.
　　A Wuthering Heights handbook. New York,
　Odyssey Press, c.1961.
　　x,238 p. 21 cm.　　217-620

Martin, Robert Bernard.
　　The accents of persuasion; Charlotte
　Bronte's novels. London, Faber, c.1966.
　　188 p. 23 cm.　　217-497

Ratchford, Fannie Elizabeth.
　　The Brontes' web of childhood. New York,
　Columbia Univ. Press, 1949.
　　xviii,293 p. illus. 24 cm.　　213-440
　　Bibliog.: p. 266-277.

Shorter, Clement.
　　The Brontes and their circle. London,
　J. M. Dent, 1896.
　　475 p. 18 cm. (The Wayfarer's library)
　　213-662

Spark, Murie1, & Stanford, Derek.
　　Emily Bronte; her life and work.
　London, P. Owen [1953]
　　271p. pl., port. 23cm.　　213-582

Visick, Mary.
　　The genesis of Wuthering Heights.
　Hong Kong, The Univ. Press, 1958.
　　xi,88 p. 19 cm.　　212-98

　　　Brooke, Henry.

Brooke, Henry,
　　The fool of quality., or, The history of
　Henry, earl of Moreland. By Mr. Brooke.
　A new edition, greatly altered and improved.
　London, Printed for Edward Johnston, 1776.
　　4 v. illus. 17 cm.　　217-466

　　　Brooke, Rupert.

Brooke, Rupert.
　　The collected poems of Rupert Brooke.
　New York, J. Lane, 1956.
　　xvii,168 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-390

　　　Browne, Sir Thomas.

Bennett, Joan.
　　Sir Thomas Browne; a man of achievement
　in literature. Cambridge, The Univ. Press,
　1962.
　　vii,254 p. 23 cm.　　213-647

　　　Browning, Elizabeth Barrett.

Browning, Elizabeth Barrett.
　　The poetical works of Elizabeth Barrett
　Browning. Oxford complete edition.
　London, Henry Frowde, 1906.
　　viii,667 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-400

　　　Browning, Robert.

Browning, Robert.
　　Poems of Robert Browning. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1923.
　　696 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-372

Browning, Robert.
　　The ring and the book. With an introd.
　by Edward Dowden and four facsimiles.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1912.
　　xvi,506 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-399

Chesterton, Gilbert Keith.
　　Robert Browning. London, Macmillan,
　1925.
　　207p. 18 cm. (Englishmen of letters)
　　213-587

Cohen, John Michael.
　　Robert Browning. London, Longmans,
　1952.
　　viii,198p. pl., port. 20 cm.
　(Men and books )　　213-589
　　Bibliog.: p. 194-195.

Symons, Arthur.
　　An introduction to the study of
　Browning. new ed. rev. & enl. London,
　J. M. Dent, 1923.
　　xiii,263 p. 19 cm.　　215-412

　　　Buchan, John.

Buchan, John.
　　The blanket of the dark. London,
　Hodder and Stoughton, 1931.
　　314 p. 19 cm.　　217-929

Buchan, John.
　　The dancing floor. London, Hodder and
　Stoughton, 1926.
　　311 p. illus. 20 cm.　　217-932

Buchan, John.
　　Midwinter; certain travellers in old
　England. London, Hodder and Stoughton,
　1924.
　　311 p. 19 cm.　　217-931

Buchan, John.
　　Witch wood. London, Hodder and
　Stoughton, 1927.
　　380 p. 19 cm.　　217-930

　　　Bunyan, John.

Bunyan, John.
　　The holy war made by Shaddai upon Dia-
　bolus for the regaining of the metropolis
　of the world; or, The losing and taking
　again of the town of Mansoul. With three
　coloured illus., by Victor Prout. London,
　Religious Tract Society, 1906.
　　iv,318 p. illus. 20 cm.　　217-913

Bunyan, John.
　　The pilgrim's progress from this world to
　that which is to come. Ed. by James Blanton
　Wharey. 2. ed., rev. by Roger Sharrock.
　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1960.
　　cxviii,365 p. pl., port. 23 cm.　　217-468

Bunyan, John.
　　The pilgrim's progress, Grace abounding
　and A relation of his imprisonment. Ed.
　with biographical introduction and notes,
　by Edmund Venables. 2. ed., rev., by Mabel
　Peacock. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1900.
　　xliii,500 p. port. 19 cm.　　217-469

Bunyan, John.
　　The pilgrim's progress. With biographi-
　cal introd. and new index. Illus. by
　George Cruikshank. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1932.
　　xlvi,382 p. illus. 19 cm.　　217-912

Brittain, Vera.
　　In the steps of John Bunyan; an excursion
　into puritan England. London, Rich & Cowan,
　1951.
　　440 p. illus. maps. port. 19 cm.　　213-503
　　Bibliog.: p. 419-428.

Brown, John.
　　John Bunyan; his life times and work.
　London, W. Isbister, 1886.
　　xiv,504 p. facs. 24 cm.　　213-309

Froude, James Anthony.
　　Bunyan. London, Macmillan, 1928.
　　vi,186 p. 18 cm. (English men of
　letters )　　213-674

Griffith, Gwilym O.
　　John Bunyan. London, Hodder and Stoughton
　1928.
　　327 p. 20 cm.　　213-361

Lindsay, Jack.
　　John Bunyan; maker of myths. London,
　Methuen, 1937.
　　xiii,27O p. pl., port. 23 cm.　　213-404

Talon, Henri.
　　John Bunyan; the man and his works.
　English tr. by Barbara Wall. Lorldon,
　Rockliff, c.1951.
　　xii,340 p. pl., port. 22 cm.　　213-467
　　Bibliog.: p. 321-332.

Willcocks, Mary Patricia.
　　Bunyan calling; a voice from the
　seventeenth century. London, G. Allen,
　1944.
　　236 p. port. 22 cm.　　213-484

　　　Burns, Robert.

Burns, Robert.
　　The poetical works of Robert Burns.
　With notes, glossary, index of first lines
　and chronological list. Edited by J.
　Logie Bobertson. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1928.
　　xx,635 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-4O3

Shairp, Principal.
　　Burns. London, Macmillan, 1909.
　　212 p. 18 cm. (English men of letters)
　　213-600

　　　Burton, Robert.

Burton, Robert.
　　The anatomy of melancholy. London,
　G. Bell and sons, 1926.
　　3 v. 17 cm. (Bohn's popular library)
　　219-122A

　　　Butler, Samuel.

Butler, Samuel.
　　Erewhon; or, Over the range. London,
　J. Cape, 1929.
　　316 p. 18 cm. (The travellers'
　library)　　217-872

Butler, Samuel.
　　Erewhon revisited. London, J. Cape,
　1949.
　　319 p. 19 cm.　　217-697

Butler, Samuel, 1835-19O2.
　　The fair haven. London, J. Cape, 1929.
　　xxi,285 p. 20 cm.　　218-85

Butler, Samuel, 1835-1902.
　　Letters between Samuel Butler and Miss E.
　M. A. Savage 1871-1885. [Ed. by Geoffrey
　Keynes & Brian Hill] London, J. Cape, 1935.
　　380 p. port. 21 cm.　　219-62

Butler, Samuel, 1835-19O2.
　　Life and habit. London, J. Cape, 1935.
　　x,310 p. 20 cm.　　218-86

Butler, Samuel, 1835-1902.
　　Samuel Butler's notebooks. Selections
　ed. by Geoffrey Keynes and Brian Hill.
　London, J. Cape, 1951.
　　327 p. 21 cm.　　219-63

Butler, Samuel.
　　The way of all flesh. London, E. Nash
　& Grayson, [19--]
　　447 p. 19 cm. (Nash's great novel
　library )　　217-698

Cole, George Douglas Howard.
　　Samuel Butler and the way of all flesh.
　London, Home & Van Thal, 1947.
　　118 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　213-564

Furbank, Philip Nicholas.
　　Samuel Butler (1835-1902) Cambridge,
　The Univ. Press, 1948.
　　112 p. 20 cm.　　213-351

Henderson, Philip.
　　Samuel Butler; the incarnate bachelor.
　London, Cohen & West, 1953.
　　xiii,241 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-378

　　　Byron, George Gordon, 6th baron.

Byron, George Gordon, 6th baron.
　　The poetical works. London, oxford
　Univ. Press, 1930.
　　x,924 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-144

Nichol, John.
　　Byron. London, Macmillan, 1926.
　　viii,223 p. 18 cm. (English men
　of letters)　　213-245

Quennell, Peter.
　　Byron: the years of fame.
　Melbourne, Penguin Books , 1954.
　　279 p. 18 cm. (Penguin books)
　　213-276

Trelawny, Edward John.
　　Recollections of the last days of Shelley
　and Byron. With introduction by Edward
　Dowden. London, H. Milford, 1923.
　　xx,201 p. pl., port. 18 cm. (The Oxford
　miscellany)　　213-476

　　　Carlyle, Thomas.

Carlyle, Thomas.
　　Thomas Carlyle; letters to his wife.
　Ed. by Trudy Bliss. Cambridge, Mass.,
　Harvard Univ. Press, 1953.
　　414 p. 23 cm.　　219_102
　　Bibliog.: p. 406-407.

Carlyle's house, Chelsea; illustrated
　　catalogue chronology and descriptive
　notes. 2. ed. London, Country Life,
　1954.
　　72 p. illus. port. 18cm.　　212-105

　　　Carroll, Lewis.

Carroll, Lewis.
　　The complete works of Lewis Carroll.
　Illustrated by John Tennie1. Introd. by
　Alexander Woollcott. New York, Ramdon
　House [1936]
　　xi,1287 p. illus. 21 cm. (The modern
　library of the world's best books)　　214-84
　　Contents: Alice's adventures in wonderland.
　Through the looking-glass. Sylvie and Bruno.
　Sylvie and Bruno concluded. Verse. Stories.
　A miscellany.

Carroll, Lewis.
　　Alice's adventures in Wonderland and
　Through the looking-glass. Complete in
　one volume. With illustrations by John
　Tenniel. New York, Grosset & Dunlap
　[n. d.]
　　297 p. illus. 2O cm.　　217-845

Hudson, Derek.
　　Levis Carroll. London, Constable, 1954.
　　xiii,354 p. illus., port. 23 cm.　　213-388

Lennon, Florence Becker.
　　Victoria through the looking-glass; the
　life of Lewis Carroll. New York, Simon and
　Schuster, 1945.
　　xv,387 p. 21 cm.　　213-401
　　Bibliog.: p. 357-378.

　　　Cecil, David.

Cecil, David.
　　Poets and story-tellers. London,
　Constable, 1949.
　　201 p. 19 cm.　　218-110

　　　Chaucer, Geoffrey.

Chaucer, Geoffrey.
　　The complete works of Geoffrey Chaucer.
　Ed. from numerous manuscripts by Walter
　W. Skeat. London, 0xford Univ. Press,
　1933.
　　xxiv, 149 p. pl. 19 cm.　　214-86

Chaucer, Geoffrey.
　　Chaucer's Canterbury tales. Ed. by
　Alfred W. Pollard and M. M. Barger.
　London, Macmillan, 1923-30.
　　5 v. 18 cm.　　215-428
　　Contents: The prologue. The knight's
　tale. The nun's priest's tale. The par-
　doner's tale. The squire's tale.

Coghill, Nevill.
　　The poet Chaucer. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1950.
　　xii,187 p. 17 cm. (The home university
　library of modern knowledge)　　213-677

Legouis, Emile.
　　Geoffrey Chaucer. Paris, Bloud, 1910.
　　vii,264 p. port. 19 cm. (Les grands
　ecrivains etrangers )　　213-676

　　　Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope,
　　　　　4th earl of.

Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th
　earl of.
　　Letters, sentences, and maxims. With
　a critical essay by C. A. Sainte-Beuve.
　London, S. Low, Marston [n. d.]
　　xxvii,224 p. 18 cm.　　219-112

Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th
　earl of.
　　Letters written by Lord Chesterfield to
　his son. Selected by Charles Sayle.
　London, W. Scott [1889?]
　　xxxiv,281 p. 18 cm. (The Scott library)
　　219-113

　　　Chesterton, Gilbert Keith.

Chesterton, Gilbert Keith.
　　Generally speaking; a book of essays.
London,Methuen, 1930.
　　v,249 p. 18 cm.　　218-158

Chesterton, Gilbert Keith.
　　Manalive. London, Arrowsmith, 1926.
　　220 p. 18 cm.　　217-902

Chesterton, Gilbert Keith.
　　The return of Don Quixote. Leipzig,
　Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1927.
　　286 p. 16 cm. (Collection of British
　authors, Tauchnitz edition, vol. 4785)
　　217-901

　　　Cleland, John.

Cleland, John.
　　Memoirs of Fanny Hill. A new wd genu-
　ine edition from the original text
　(London, 1749) Paris, Isidore Liseux,
　1888.
　　317 p. 19 cm.　　217-915

　　　Coleridge, Samuel Taylor.

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor.
　　The poems of Samuel Taylor Coleridge;
　including poems and version of poems.
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　Oxford Univ. Press, 1921.
　　xxiii,614 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-369

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor.
　　The rime of the ancient mariner. With
　introd. and notes by P. T. Creswell.
　London, Macmillan, 1926.
　　lv,62 p. 18 cm.　　215-366
　　Bibliog.: p. 54.

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor.
　　The table talk and Omniana of Samuel
　Taylor Coleridge. With a note on
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　Oxford Univ. Press, 1917.
　　xii,500 p. port. 19 cm.　　219-104

Caine, Hall.
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　　154,xxi p. 18 cm. (Great Writers)　　213-637

Mouse, Humphry.
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　　167 p. 19 cm.　　215-395

　　　Collier, John.

Collier, John.
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　　283 p. 18 cm. (The Albatross modern
　continental library, vol. 267)　　217-763

　　　Collins, Wilkie.

Collins, Wilkie.
　　The dead secret. A new ed. London,
　Chatto & Windus, 1899.
　　142 p. 23 cm.　　217-779

Collins, Wilkie.
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　Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz, 1874.
　　296 p. 17 cm. (Collection of British
　authors, Tauchnitz ed., vol. 1455)　　217-623

Collins, Wilkie.
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　　680 p. illus. 16 cm.　　217-637

Ashley, Robert.
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　　144 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
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Robinson, Kenneth.
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　　339 p. port・ 23 cm.　　213-51A

　　　Collins, William.

Collins, William.
　　Poems of William Collins. Ed. by
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　　195-322 p. 19 cm.　　215-382
　　Bound with: Poems of Thomas Gray.

　　　Conrad, Joseph.

Conrad, Joseph.
　　Almayer's folly, and Tales of unrest.
　London, J. M. Dent, 1923.
　　viii,208,204 p. port. 22 cm.　　217-154A

Conrad, Joseph.
　　The arrow of gold; a story between
　two notes. London, T. Fisher Unwin,
　1925.
　　x,336 p. 18 cm.　　217-982A

Conrad, Joseph.
　　Chance; a tale in two parts.
　London, Methuen, 1927.
　　351 p. 18 cm.　　217-328

Conrad, Joseph.
　　Lord Jim. London, J. M. Dent, 1946.
　　ix,422 p. 19 cm. (Collected edition
　of the works of Joseph Conrad)　　217-776

Conrad, Joseph.
　　The mirror of the sea; memories and
　impressions, [and] A personal record;
　some reminiscences. London, J. M. Dent,
　1946.
　　x,138 p. 19 cm. (Collected edition
　of the works of Joseph Conrad)　　218-133

Conrad, Joseph.
　　The nigger of the "Narcissus"; a tale
　of the sea. Popular ed. London,
　W. Heinemann, 1919.
　　259 p. 18 cm.　　217-329

Conrad, Joseph.
　　Nostromo. Introd. by Robert Penn
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　　xliii,8,630 p. 19 cm. (The modern
　library of the world's best books)　　217-330

Conrad, Joseph.
　　Notes on life & letters. London, J. M.
　Dent & sons, 1921.
　　xii,354 p. 21 cm.　　213-327

Conrad, Joseph.
　　The rescue; a rommance of the shallows.
　London, J, A. Dent, 1949.
　　xi,474 p. 19 cm. (Collected edition
　　of the works of Joseph Conrad)　　217-773

Conrad, Joseph.
　　The rover. New York, Doubleday, Doran,
　1928.
　　286 p. 21 cm. (Malay ed.)　　217-667

Conrad, Joseph.
　　The secred agent; a simple tale. London,
　J. M. Dent, 1947.
　　xv,316 p. 19 cm. (Collected edition
　of the works of Joseph Conrad)　　217-775

Conrad, Joseph.
　　A set of six. London, J. M. Dent,
　1954.
　　xi,289 p. 19 cm. (Collected edition
　of the works of Joseph Conrad)　　217-774

Conrad, Joseph.
　　Suspense. London, J. M. Dent, 1925.
　　ix,303 p. frontispiece. 20 cm.　　217-928

Conrad, Joseph.
　　'Twixt land and sea; three tales.
　London, J. M. Dent, 1947.
　　x,244 p. 19 cm. (Collected edition of
　the works of Joseph Conrad)　　217-772

Conrad, Joseph.
　　Typhoon, and other stories.
　Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz, 1928.
　　279 p. 17 cm. (Collection of
　British authors. Tauchnitz ed.,
　vol. 4830)　　217-331
　　Contents: Typhoon, Amy Foster,
　Falk: a reminiscence, To-morrow.

Conrad, Joseph.
　　Under western eyes. London, J. M.
　Dent, 1947.
　　x,388 p. 19 cm. (Collected edition of
　the works of Joseph Conrad)　　217-777

Conrad, Joseph.
　　Victory; an island tale. London,
　Methuen, 1924.
　　viii,415 p. 20 cm.　　217-332

Conrad, Joseph.
　　Youth; a narrative and two other
　stories. London, J. M. Dent, 1922.
　　x,370 p. 19 cm.　　217-522

Hewitt, Douglas.
　　Conrad; a reassessment. Cambridge, Bowes
　& Bowes, 1952.
　　vii,141 p. 21 cm.　　213-379

Jean-Aubry, Gerard.
　　The sea dreamer; a definitive
　biography of Joseph Conrad. London,
　G. Allen & Unwin, 1957.
　　321 p. 22 cm.　　213-605
　　Bibliog.: p. 295-312.

Tanner, Tony.
　　Conrad: Lord Jim. London, E. Arnold,
　1963.
　　62 p. 19cm.　　217-771
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Visiak, Edward Harold.
　　The mirror of Conrad. London,
　W. Laurie, 1955.
　　255 p. port. 23cm.　　213-478

Walpole, Hugh.
　　Joseph Conrad. New and revised ed.
　London, Nisbet, 1924.
　　127 p. port. 17 cm. (Writers of
　the day)　　213-25A

Warner, Oliver.
　　Joseph Conrad. London, Longmans, Green,
　1951.
　　xii,196 p. 19 cm. (Men and books)　　213-585

　　　Cooper, James Fenimore.

Cooper, James Fenimore.
　　The pathfinder. London, T. Nelson,
　[n. d.]
　　498 p. pl. 16 cm.　　217-899

Cooper, James Fenimore.
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　　430 p. 20 cm.　　217-898

　　　Cotton, Charles.

Cotton, Charles, & Walton, Izaak.
　　The compleat angler. London, Oxford
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　　xliv,340 p. illus. port. 19 cm.　　218-151

　　　Cowley, Abraham.

Cowley, Abraham.
　　Essays and selected verse of Abraham
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　　xxxiv,274 p. 18 cm.　　215-393

　　　Cowper, William.

Cowper, William.
　　The poetical works of William Cowper.
　Edited by H. S. Milford・ 4. ed. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1943.
　　xxx,684 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-425

Smith, Goldwin.
　　Cowper. London, Macmillan,1880.
　　135 p. 20 cm. (English men of letters)
　　213-656

　　　Crabbe, George.

Crabbe, George.
　　The poetical works of George Crabbe.
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　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1932.
　　xxii,600 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-413

Haddakin, Lilian.
　　The poetry of Crabbe. London, Chatto &
　Windus, 1955.
　　175 p. 21 cm.　　215-430

　　　Craik, Dinah Maria Mulock.

Craik, Dinah Maria Mulock.
　　John Halifax; gentleman. With illust-
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　　540 p. illus. 21 cm.　　217-767

　　　Crashaw, Richard.

Crashaw, Richard.
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　　215-312

Warren, Austen.
　　Richard Crashaw; a study in Baroque
　sensibility. Michigan, The Univ. Press,
　1957.
　　255 p. 21 cm. (Ann Arbor books AA 6)
　　Bibliog.: p. 241-255.　　213-658

　　　Dana, Richard Henry.

Dana, Richard Henry.
　　Two years before the mast; a personal
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　　362 p. 19 cm.　　217-819

　　　Davies, William Henry.

Davies, William Henry.
　　The autobiography of a super-tramp.
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　　xiv,304 p. 18 cm. (The travellers'
　1ibrary )　　217-564

　　　Defoe, Daniel.

Defoe, Daniel.
　　The Shakespeare Head edition of the novels
　and selected writings of Daniel Defoe.
　Oxford, B. Blackwell, 1927-28.
　　14 v. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head
　　edition )　　214-64

Defoe, Daniel.
　　The fortunate mistress; or, A history of
　the life and vast variety of fortunes of
　Mademoiselle de Beleau, afterwards call'd
　The Countess de Wintselsheim, in Germany.
　Oxford, B. Blackwell, 1927.
　　2 v. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head edition
　of the novels and selected writings of Daniel
　Defoe)　　214-64 (1)

Defoe, Daniel.
　　The fortunes and misfortunes of the
　famous Moll Flanders, &c. Written from
　her own memorandums. Oxford, B. Blackwell,
　1927.
　　2 v. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head
　edition of the novels and selected writings
　of Daniel Defoe)　　214-64(2)

Defoe, Daniel.
　　The history of the most remarkable life,
　and extraordinary adventures, of the trully
　Honourable Colonel Jaque, vulgarly call'd
　Colonel Jack. Written by the author of
　Robinson Crusoe. Oxford, B. Blackwell,
　1927.
　　2 v. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head
　edition of the novels and selected writings
　of Daniel Defoe)　　214-64(3)

Defoe, Daniel.
　　A Journal of Plague year. Written by a
　Citizen who continued all the while in London.
　Oxford, B. Blackwell, 1928.
　　302 p. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head
　edition of the novels & selected writings of
　Daniel Defoe)　　214-64(4)

Defoe, Daniel.
　　The life adventures and pyracies of the
　famous Captain Singleton. Oxford, B. Black-
　well, 1927.
　　335 p. 2O cm. (The Shakespeare Head
　edition of the novels and selected writings
　of Daniel Defoe)　　214-64(5)

Defoe, Daniel.
　　The life & strange surprizing adventures
　of Robinson Crusoe of York, Mariner.
　Written by himself. Oxford, B. Blackwell,
　1927.
　　3 v. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head edi-
　tion of the novels and selected writings
　of Daniel Defoe)　　214-64(6)

Defoe, Daniel.
　　Memoirs of a cavalier; or, A military
　Journal of the wars in Germany and the wars
　in England from the year 1632, to the year
　1648. Written threescore years ago by an
　English Gentleman, ・・・ Oxford, B. Blackwell,
　1927.
　　xi,318 p. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare edi-
　tion of the novels and selected writings of
　Daniel Defoe)　　214-64(7)

Defoe, Daniel.
　　A plan of the English commerce; being a
　complete prospect of the trade of this nation,
　as well the home trade as the foreign.
　Oxford, B. Blackwell, 1927.
　　xix,277 p. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head
　edition of the novels and selected writings
　of Daniel Defoe)　　214-64(8)

Defoe, Daniel.
　　The Shortest way with the dissenters.
　And other pamphlets. Oxford, B. Blackwell,
　1927.
　　261 p. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head
　edition of the novels and selected writings
　of Daniel Defoe)　　214-64(9)

Defoe, Daniel.
　　The letters of Daniel Defoe, ed. by George
　Harris Healey. Oxford, Clarendon Press,
　1955.
　　xxi,5O6 p. port. 23 cm.　　219-64

Fitzgerald, Brian.
　　Daniel Defoe; a study in conflict. London,
　Secker & Warburg, 1954.
　　248 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-350

Freeman, William.
　　The incredible De Foe. London, H.
　Jenkins, 1950.
　　304 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-349

Marion, Denis.
　　Daniel Defoe. Paris, A. Fayard, 1948.
　　276 p. 19 cm. (L'homme et son oeuvre)
　　213-412

Minto, William.
　　Daniel Defoe. London, Macmillan, 1909.
　　viii,179 p. 18 cm. (English men of
　letters )　　213-665

Novak, Maximillian E.
　　Defoe and the nature of man. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1963.
　　viii,176 p. 23 cm. (Oxford English
　monographs )　　213-426

Secord, Arthur Wellesley.
　　Studies in the narrative method of Defoe.
　New York, Russell, 1963.
　　248 p. 24 cm.　　217-504

Starr, George A.
　　Defoe & spiritual autobiography.
　Princeton, The Univ. Press, 1965.
　　xiii,203 p. 22 cm.　　213-456

Sutherland, James.
　　Defoe. 2. ed. London, Methuen, 1950.
　　xiii,300 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-466

Trent, William P
　　Daniel Defoe; how to know him. Indiana-
　polis, Bobbs-Merrill, c.1916.
　　329 p. port. 2O cm.　　213-16A

Watson, Francis.
　　Daniel Defoe. London, Longman, 1952.
　　240 p. illus. 20 cm. (Men and books)
　　213-659

　　　Dekker, Thomas.

Dekker, Thomas.
　　The Guls Hornbook and the Belman of
　London, in two parts. London, J. M.
　Dent & Sons, 1928.
　　291 p. illus. 16 cm. (The Temple
　classics )　　217-863

Dekker, Thomas.
　　Thomas Dekker. Ed. with an introd. and
　notes by Ernest Rhys. London, E. Benn,
　1949.
　　xiv,473 p. 19 cm.　　216-232

　　　De la Mare, Walter John.

De la Mare, Walter John.
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　　xii,380 p. 18 cm.　　217-900

　　　Deloney, Thomas.

Deloney, Thomas.
　　The works. Ed. from the earliest extant
　editions & broadsides with an introd. and
　notes, by Francis Oscar Mann. Oxford,
　Clarendon Press, 1912.
　　xliii,600 p. 23 cm.　　215-296A

　　　De Quincey, Thomas.

De Quincey, Thomas.
　　Confessions of an English opium-eater.
　Illust. by Willy Pogany. London, Collins,
　[n. d.]
　　292 p. illus. 16 cm　　217-921

De Quincey, Thomas.
　　De Quincey's The English mail-coach and
　Joan of Arc. Ed. with introd., notes,
　and questions by Milton Haight Turk.
　Boston, Ginn, C.1925.
　　xvi, 128 p. 18 cm.　　218-167

De Quincey, Thomas.
　　Joan of Arc, The English mail-coach,
　and Spanish military nun. Ed. with
　introd. and textual notes by Carol M.
　Newman. New York, Macmillan, 1909.
　　lxxii,297 p. port. 15 cm.
　(Macmillan's pocket American and English
　classics )　　218-168

　　　Dickens, Charles.

Dickens, Charles.
　　[Works] London, Chapman & Hall [n. d.]
　　21 v. illus. 19 cm.　　214-93
　　Contents: Vol. 1. The adventures of Oliver
　Twist. -2. American notes and reprinted
　pieces. -3. Barnady Rudge; a tale of the
　Riots of 'Eighty. -4. Bleak house. -5. A
　child's history of England. -6. Christmas
　books. -7. Christmas stories; from "House-
　hold words" and "All the year round"
　-8. Dombey and son. -9. Great expectations.
　-10. Hard times, and Pictures from Italy.
　-ll. The life and adventures of Martin
　Chuzzlewit. -12. The life and adventures of
　Nicholas Nickleby. -13. Little Dorrit.
　-14. The mystery of Edwin Drood, and other
　stories. -15. The old curiousity shop.
　-16. Our mutual friend. -17. The personal
　history of David Copperfield. -18. The
　Posthumous papers of the Pickwick Club.
　-19. Sketches by Boz; illustrative of every-
　day life and every-day people. -20. A tale
　of two cities. -21. The uncommercial
　traveller.

Dickens, Charles.
　　The adventures of Oliver Twist. New
　York, Grosset & Dunlap [1912?]
　　xv,432 p. 20 cm.　　217-919

Dickens, Charles.
　　Barnaby Rudge. London, Collins
　Clear-Type Press, [n. d.]
　　693p. pl. 16 cm. (Library of
　classics )　　217-576

Dickens, Charles.
　　Bleak house. Boston, H. Mifflin,
　c.1956.
　　xxix,665 p. 21 cm. (Riverside ed., B4)
　　217-701

Dickens, Charles.
　　Christmas books. London, Chapman &
　Hall [n. d.]
　　483 p. illus. 18 cm. (The works of
　Charles Dickens complete edition in twen-
　ty volumes)　　217-565

Dickens, Charles.
　　David Copperfield;the personal
　history, adventures, experience &
　observation. Introduction by E. K.
　Brown. New York, Random House,
　c.1950.
　　xviii,923 p. illus. 19 cm.
　　(Modern library college editions)
　　217-577

Dickens, Charles.
　　David Copperfield. Traduction de
　Antonine Coullet-Tessier. Paris
　S.E.P.E., c.1949.
　　2 v. 18 cm.　　217-572

Dickens, Charles.
　　Dealings with the firm of Domby and
　son. London, Chapman & Hall. [n. d.]
　　1OO6 p. illus. 18 cm. (The works
　of Charles Dickens complete edition in
　twenty volumes)　　217-567

Dickens, Charles.
　　Great expectations. London,
　H. Hamilton, 1947.
　　xxiii,583 p. 18 cm. (The Novel
　library )　　217-574

Dickens, Charles.
　　Hard times. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, [n. d.]
　　viii,363 p. 18cm.
　　Contents: Hard times, Hunted down,
　Holiday romance & George Silverman's
　explantation.　　217-573

Dickens, Charles.
　　The heart of Charles Dickens; as revealed
　in his letters to Angela Burdett-Coutts,
　selected and edited from the collection in
　the Pierpont Morgan Library, with a critical
　and biographical introd., by Edgar Johnson.
　New York, Duell, c.1952.
　　xiv,415 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-335

Dickens, Charles, & Collins, Wilkie.
　　The lazy tour of two idle apprentices.
　No thoroughfare. The perils of certain
　English prisoners. London, Chapman & Hall,
　1895.
　　vi,327 p. illus. 22 cm.　　217-473

Dickens, Charles.
　　The letters of Charles Dickens. Vol. 1:
　1820-1839. Ed. by Madeline House & Graham
　Storey. Associate editors: W. J. Carlton
　[&c.〕 Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1965.
　　xlv,744 p. port. 24 cm.　　219-4lA
　　At head of title: The Pilgrim edition.

Dickens, Cbarles.
　　The letters of Charles Dickens, ed. by
　his sister-in-law and his eldest daughter;
　1833 to 1870. London, Macmillan, 1903.
　ix,763 p. 20 cm.　　219-85

Dickens, Charles.
　　The life and adventures of Martin
　Chuzzlewit. Introd. by Geoffrey Russell.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1951.
　　xxiv,841 p. pl. 19 cm. (The new
　Oxford illustrated Dickens)　　217-642

Dickens, Charles.
　　The life & adventures of Nicholas
　Nickleby. London, Chapman & Hall [n. d.]
　959 p. illus. port. 18 cm.
　(The works of Charles Dickens complete
　edition in twenty volumes)　　217-566

Dickens, Charles.
　　Little Dorrit. London, Oxford
　Univ. Press, 1953.
　　xxvi,826 p. illus. 19 cm. (The
　New Oxford illustrated Dickens)
　　217-575

Dickens, Charles.
　　The old curiosity shop. London, Ward,
　Lock, 1911.
　　544 p. 18 cm. (The world library)
　　217-920

Dickens, Charles.
　　Our mutual friend. London,
　T. Nelson, [n. d.]
　　916 p. illus. 19cm.　　 217-57O

Dickens, Charles.
　　The speeches of Charles Dickens. Ed. by
　K. J. Fielding. Oxford, Clarendon Press,
　1960.
　　xxiv,456 p. 22 cm.　　219-66

Dickens, Charles.
　　A tale of two cities. Introd. by
　Sir John Shuckburgh. London, Oxford
　Univ. Press, 1949.
　　xvi,358 p. illus. 19 cm. (The
　New Oxford illustrated Dickens)
　　217-571

Dickens, Cbarles, & Collins, Wilkie.
　　The wreck of Golden Mary. London,
　A. Barker, 1955.
　　158 p. illus. 19 cm.　　217-871

Addison, William.
　　In the steps of Charles Dickens. London,
　Rich & Cowan, 1955.
　　254 p. illus. 19 cm.　　212-96

Adrian, Arthur A.
　　Georgina Hogarth and the Dickens circle.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1957.
　　x,320 p. pl., port. 22 cm.　　213-530
　　Bibliog.: p. 297-301.

Alain. pseud. of Emile Auguste Chartier.
　　En lisant Dickkens. 15 ed. Paris,
　Gallimard, c.1945.
　　189 p. 19 cm.　　213-510

Aylmer, Felix.
　　Dickens incognito. London, Hart-Davis,
　1959.
　　95 p. map., port. 21 cm.　　212-61

Baker, Richard M
　　The Drood murder case; five studies in
　Dickens's Edwin Drood. Berkeley, Univ. of
　California Press, 1951.
　　xi,195 p. 23 cm.　　217-461

Bowen, William Henry.
　　Charles Dickens and his family; a
　sympathetic study. Cambridge, W. Heffer,
　1956.
　　xiii,182 p. 22 cm.　　213-451

Brown, Ivor.
　　Dickens in his time. London, Nelson,
　1963.
　　248p. illus., port. 23 cm.　　213-531

Burton, Richard.
　　Charles Dickens. Indianapolis, Bobbs-
　Merrill, c.1919.
　　308 p. port. 19 cm.　　213-504

Butt, John, & Tillotson, Kathleen.
　　Dickens at work. London, Methuen,
　1957.
　　238 p. facs. 22 cm.　　217-688

Canning, Albert S. G.
　　Dickens & Thackeray; Studies in three
　novels. New York, Kennikat Press, 1967.
　　313 p・ 23 cm.　　217-868

Chesterton, Gilbert Keith.
　　Charles Dickens. 10. ed. London,
　Methuen, 1914.
　　223 p. 18 cm. (Methuen's Shilling
　library)　　213-511

Cocksbut, A. 0. J.
　　The imagination of Charles Dickens.
　London, Methuen, c.1961.
　　192 p. 21 cm. (University paperbacks)
　　217-842

Cruikshank, R J
　　Charles Dickens and early Victorian
　England. London, Pitman, 1949.
　　xii,308 p. chart, illus. 23 cm.
　(Measure of the ages)　　211-56

Dolby, George.
　　Charles Dickens as I knew him; the story
　of the reading tours in Great Britain and
　America(1866-1870) London, T. Fisher
　Unwin, 1885.
　　xiii,466 p. 20 cm.　　219-92

Elsna, Hebe.
　　Unwanted wife; a defence of Mrs.
　Charles Dickens. London, Jarrolds,
　1963.
　　239 p. port. 22 cm.　　213-532

Engel,Monroe.
　　The maturity of Dickens. Cambridge, Mass.,
　Harvard Univ. Press, 1959.
　　xii,202 p. 22 cm.　　213-445

Fawcett, F　　　　Dubrez.
　　Dickens the dramatist; on stage, screen
　and radio. London, W. H. Allen, 1952.
　　xiii,278 p. pl., port, 23 cm.　　212-86

Fielding, K J
　　Charles Dickens; a critical introduction.
　London, Longmans, 1960.
　　218 p. 19 cm.　　213-653
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Ford, George H.
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Forster, John.
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Garis, Robert.
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Gissing, George.
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　　233 p. 18 cm.　　213-480

Gissing, George.
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　　ix,243 p. 2O cm.　　213-354

Green, Frank.
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　　44 p. illus. 19 cm.　　212_108

Gross, John, & Pearson, Gabriel.
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　　xxxiv,244 p. 23 cm.　　218-121

Hardwick, Michael.
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　　213-238

Harrison, Michael.
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　search of an unvarnished portrait. London,
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　　269 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-375

House, Humphry.
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　　231 p. 23cm.　　213-386

Johnson, Edgar.
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　　2 v. (1159,cxcvii p.) port. 22 cm.
　　Bibliog.: p. xcix-cxv.　　213-392

Korg, Jacob, ed.
　　London in Dickens' day. Englewood
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　　xii,179 p. illus. 22 cm. (A book of
　primary source materials )　　212-55A
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Leacock, Stephen.
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　　viii,275 p. 23 cm.　　213-399

Lindsay, Jack.
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　　459 p. 23 cm.　　213-402

Manning, John.
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　Press, c.1959.
　　x, 251 p. 24 em.　　212-97

Marcus, Steven.
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　　389 p. 23 cm.　　213-684

Miller, Joseph Hillis.
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　　xvi,346 p1 22 cm.　　213-199A

Monod, Sylvere.
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　litteraire dans leg romans de Charles
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　　xx,52O p. 23 cm.　　213-419

Nisbet, Ada.
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　of California Press, 1952.
　　xvi,89 p. 21 cm.　　213-460

Pearson, Hesketh.
　　Dickens; his character, comedy and career.
　London, Methtuen, 1949.
　　xi,366 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-430

Pope-Hennessy, Dame Una (Birch)
　　Charles Dickens, 1812-1870. London,
　Chatto & Windus, 1946.
　　xii,476 p. port. 22 cm.　　213-436

Priestley, John Boynton.
　　Charles Dickens; a pictorial biography.
　London, Thames and Hudson, c.1961.
　　144 p. illus., port. 24 cm.　　213-533

Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur.
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　Cambridge, The Univ. Press, 1925.
　　vi,240 p. 23 cm.　　213-438

Stoehr, Taylor.
　　Dickens; The dreamer's stance. New York,
　Cornell Univ. Press, c.1965.
　　xiv,299 p. 22 cm.　　213-516

Storey, Gladys.
　　Dickens and daughter. London, F. Muller,
　1939.
　　236 p. pl., port. 23 cm.　　213-463

Straus, Ralph.
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　V. Gollanz, 1928.
　　319 p. pl., port. 24 cm.　　213-464

Swinburne, Algernon Charles.
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　Windus, 1913.
　　xix,84 p. 2O cm.　　213-518

Symons, Julian.
　　Charles Dickens. London, A. Barker,
　1951.
　　94 p. 19 cm. (English novelists series)
　　213-599

Thomas, R George.
　　Charles Dickens: Great expectations.
　London, E. Arnold, c.1964.
　　60 p. 19 cm. (Studies in English
　literature, no. 19)　　217-807

Wagenknecht, Edward.
　　Dickens and the scandalmongers; essays
　in criticism. Norman, Univ. of Oklahoma
　Press, c.1965.
　　vii,162 p. 22 cm.　　213-517

Ward, Adolphus William.
　　Dickens. London, Macmillan, 1882.
　　vi,224 p. 19 cm. (Engligh men of
　letters )　　213-446

　　　Dickinson, Emily.

Dickinson, Emily.
　　Selected poems of Emily Dickinson.
　Introd. by Conrad Aiken. New York,
　Random House, c.1924.
　　xvi,231 p. 19 cm. (The mogern library)
　　215-407

　　　Donne, John.

Donne, John,
　　Complete poetry and selected prose, ea. by
　John Hayward. London, Nonesuch Press, 1932.
　　xxiii,794 p. 20 cm.　　215-313

　　　Douglas, George Norman.

Douglas, Norman.
　　South wind. London, Penguin Books,
　1935.
　　319p. 19 cm. (Penguin books)　　217-604

　　　Doyle, Arthur Conan.

Doyle, Arthur Conan.
　　The adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
　With a frontispiece. London, Smith, Elder,
　1912.
　　293 p. illus. 18 cm.　　217-671

Doyle, Arthur Conan.
　　The case-book of Sherlock Holmes
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　　32O p. 20 cm.　　217-675

Doyle, Arthur Conan.
　　His last bow; some reminiscences of
　Sherlock Holmes. London, G. Bell and
　Sons, 1917.
　　vii,305 p. 19 cm.　　217-674

Doyle, Arthur Conan.
　　The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. 　London,
　Smith, Elder, 1911.
　　248 p. illus. 18 cm.　　217-672

Doyle, Arthur Conan.
　　The return of Sherlock Holmes. [London]
　J. Murray [1924]
　　316 p. 18 cm.　　217-673

Doyle, Arthur Conan.
　　The sign of four. London, J. Murray,
　1926.
　　285 p. 18 cm.　　217-670

Doyle , Arthur Con8n.
　　The tragedy of the Korosko. London,
　G. Newnes [n. d.]
　　126 p. 22 cm. (Newnes sixpenny copy-
　right novels. 34)　　217-668

Doyle , Arthur Conan.
　　Uncle Bernac; a memory of the empire.
　London, G. Newnes [n. d.]
　　126 p. 22 cm. (Newnes sixpenny
　copyright novels. 38)　　217-669

Doyle, Arthur Conan.
　　The valley of fear. London, PAN Books,
　1951.
　　186 p. 18 cm.　　217-676

Carr, John Dickson.
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　　285 p. 18 cm.　　213-643

　　　Dryden, John.

Dryden, John.
　　The poems of John Dryden. Ed. with
　an introd. and textual notes by John
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　1935.
　　xxiii,606 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-376

Dryden, John.
　　The satires of Dryden: Absalom and
　Achitophel, The Medal, Mac Flecknoe.
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　1923.
　　xli,137 p. 18 cm.　　215-415

　　　Du Maurier, George.

Du Maurier, George.
　　Peter Ibbetson. New York, Random House,
　c.1919.
　　xv,416 p. illus. 19 cm. (The modern
　library )　　217-708

Du Maurier, George.
　　Trilby; a novel. London, Constable,
　1917.
　　320 p. 17 cm.　　217-603

　　　Edgeworth, Maria.

Edgeworth, Maria.
　　Belinda. With an introd. by Anne
　Thackeray Ritchie. Illustrated_ by
　Chris Hammond. London, Macmillan, 1903.
　　xix,485 p. illus. 18 cm.　　217-908

Edgeworth, Maria.
　　Moral tales for young people. 　New ed.
　London, G. Routledge & sons; [1892]
　　vii,408 p. pl. 20 cm.　　217-475

Edgeworth, Maria.
　　Qrmond; a tale. Illus. by Carl Schloesser.
　With an introd. by Anne Thackeray Ritchie.
　London, Macrmillan, 1895.
　　xvi,343 p. illus. 20 cm.　　217-476

Edgeworth, Maria.
　　Popular tales. With an introd. by
　Anne Thackeray Ritchie. Illustrated by
　Chris Hammond. London, Macmillan, 1903.
　　xix,507 p. illus. 18cm.　　217-909

Clarke, Isabel C
　　Maria Edgeworth; her family and friends.
　London, Hutchinson, 1849 (pref.)
　　2O8 p. illus. 22 cm.　　213-323

Newby, Percy Howard.
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　1950.
　　98 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　213-649

　　　Eliot, George, pseud.

Eliot, George, pseud.
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　[n. d.]
　　21 v. 19 cm.　　214-66
　　Contents : -
　[Vol. 1-2] Adam Bede. [Vol. 3-5] Daniel
　Deronda. [Vol. 6] Essays and leaves from a
　note-book. [Vol. 7-8] Felix Holt, the radical.
　[Vol. 9] Impressions of Theophrastus Such.
　[Vol. 10] The legend of Jubal and other poems,
　old and new. [Vol. 14-16] Middlemarch; a
　study of provincial life. [Vol. 17-18] The
　mill on the floss. [Vol. 19-20] Romola.
　[Vol. 21-22] Scenes of clerical life. [Vol.
　23] Silas Marner, The lifted veil, Brother
　Jacob. [Vol. 24] The Spanish gypsy.

Eliot, George. pseud.
　　Adam Bede. New York, Rinehart, 1958.
　　xix,551 p. 19 cm. (Rinehart ed., 32)
　　217-665

Eliot, George. pseud.
　　Daniel Deronda. New York, Harper, 1961.
　　xxiii,621 p. frontispiece. 21 cm.
　　(Harper torchbooks )　　217-664

Eliot, George.
　　Essays of George Eliot. Edited by Thomas
　Pinney. London. Routledge, c.1963.
　　xii,476 p. 23 cm.　　218-87

Eliot, George.
　　The George Eliot letters. Ed. by Gordon
　S. Haight. New Haven, Yale Univ. Press,
　1954-55.
　　7 v. 24 cm.　　219-67

Eliot, George.
　　Silas Marner; the weaver of Raveloe.
　Edinburgh, W. Blackwood & Sons,
　l861.
　　364 p. 21 cm.　　217-783

Allen, Walter.
　　George Eliot. New York, Macmillan, c.1964.
　192 p. 22 cm. (Masters of world litera-
　ture series )　　213-300

Beaty, Jerome.
　　Middlemarch, from notebook to novel; a
　study of George Eliot's creative method.
　Urbana, Univ. of Illinois Press, 1960.
　　ix, 134 p. 27 cm. (Illinois studies in
　language and literature. Vol. 47)
　　217-463

Bennett, Joan.
　　George Eliot; her mind and her art.
　Cambridge, The Univ. Press, 1954.
　　xv,203 p. 21 cm.　　213-570

Browning, Oscar.
　　Life and writings of George Eliot. London,
　W. Scott [n. d.]
　　167,xiv p. 18 cm.　　213-310
　　Bibliog.: p. i-xiv.

Bullett, Gerald.
　　George Eliot; her life and books. London,
　Collins, 1947.
　　256 p. 23 cm.　　213-315

Crompton, Margaret.
　　George Eliot; the woman. London, Cassell,
　1960.
　　x,214 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-330

Cross, John W., ed.
　　George Eliot's life; as related in her
　letters and journals. Arranged and edited
　by her husband J. W. Cross. Edinburgh, W.
　Blackwood & sons, 1910.
　　2 v. port. 17 cm. (Tbe Warwick ed.)
　　213-331

Daiches, David.
　　George Eliot: Middlemarch. New York,
　Barron's Educational Sereis, 1963.
　　72 p. 19 cm.　　217-611
　　Bibliog.: p. 7O.

Haight, Gordon S.
　　George Eliot & John Chapman. With
　Chapman's diaries. New Haven, Yale Univ.
　Press, 1940.
　　xi,261p. facs., port. 24 cm.　　213-366

Hanson, Lawrence, & Hanson, Elisabeth.
　　Marian Evans & George Eliot; a biography.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1952.
　　xiv,402 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-371

Hardy, Barbara, ed.
　　Middlemarch; critical approaches to the
　novel, [by] Mark Schorer, [&c] London,
　Athlone Press, 1967.
　　192 p. 23 cm.　　2l0-138

Hardy, Barbara.
　　The novels of George Eliot; a study in
　form. London, Athlone Press, 1959.
　　xii,242 p. 23 cm.　　217-486

Harvey, William John.
　　The art of George Eliot. London,
　Chatto & Windus, 1961.
　　250 p. 22 cm.　　217-864
　　Bibliog.: p. 249-250.

Holmstrom, John, & Lerner, Laurence, ed.
　　George Eliot and her readers; a selection
　of contemporary reviews. London, Bodley
　Head, 1966.
　　190 p. 23 cm.　　213-383

McKenzie, K A
　　Edith Simcox and George Eiot. With an
　introd. by Gordon S. Haight. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1961.
　　xviii,146 p. 22 cm.　　213-409

Noble, Thomas A
　　George Eliot's scenes of clerical life.
　New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1965.
　　xi,194 p. 23 cm.　　213-425

Paris, Bernard J
　　Experiments in life; George Eliot's quest
　for values. Detroit, Wayne State Univ. Press,
　1965.
　　xii,281 p. 24 cm.　　213-428
　　Bibliog.: p. 262-268.

Speaight, Robert.
　　George Eliot. London, A. Barker, 1954.
　　128 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　Bibliog.: p. 126.　　213-569

Stang, Richard, ed.
　　Discussions of George Eliot. Boston,
　D. C. Heath, c.1960.
　　viii,104 p. 24 cm. (Discussions of-
　literature)　　213-646

Stephen, Leslie.
　　George Eliot. London, Macmillan, 1926.
　　vi,213 p. 18 cm. (English men of letters)
　　213-458

Stump, Reva.
　　Movement and vision in George Eliot's
　novels. Seattle, Univ. of Washington Press.
　1959.
　　xi,232 p. 23 cm.　　217-507

Thale, Jerome.
　　The novels of George Eliot. New York,
　Columbia Univ. Press, 1959.
　　viii,175 p. 23 cm.　　217-508

　　　Eliot, Thomas Stearns.

Eliot, Thomas Stearns.
　　sh-Wednesday. [New ed.] London,
　Faber & Faber, 1933.
　　25 p. 23 cm.　　215-397

Eliot, Thomas Stearns.
　　Murder in the cathedral. London, Faber,
　1935.
　　87 p. 23 cm.　　216-48A

Eliot, Thomas Stearns.
　　The rock; a pageant play written for
　performance at Sadler's Wells Theatre
　28 May-9 June 1934 on behalf of the
　forty-five churches fund of the Diocese
　of London. London, Faber & Faber, 1934.
　　86 p. 20 cm.　　216-210

Eliot, Thomas Sterns.
　　Selected essays, 1917-1932. London,
　Faber, 1922.
　　454 p. 23 cm.　　218-50A

Eliot, Thomas Stearns.
　　The use of poetry and the use of
　criticism, studies in the relation of
　criticism to poetry in England.
　London, Faber and Faber, [1950]
　　156 p. 23 cm.　　210-36A

　　　Emerson, Ralph Waldo.

Emerson, Ralph Waldo.
　　The complete essays and other writings
　of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Edited, with a
　bioglaphical introd, by Brooks Atkinson.
　Foreword by Tremaine McDowell. New York,
　Random House, 195O.
　　xxv,930 p. 19 cm. (Modern library
　college editions, T14)　　218-162

　　　Empson, William.

Empson, William.
　　Poems. Kinuta-mura, Tokyo, Fox and
　Daffodil Press, 1934.
　　16 p. 23 cm.　　215-375
　　Printed for private circulation.

　　　Evelyn, John.

Evelyn, John.
　　The diary of John Evelyn. With an
　introd. & notes by Austin Dobson.
　London, Macmillan, 1908.
　　xl,540 p. 20 cm. (The globe ed.)
　　219-97

Hiscock, Walter George.
　　John Evelyn and his family circle.
　London, Routledge & K. Paul, 1955.
　　xii,256p. facs. 22 cm.　　213-655
　　Bibliog.: p. 241-246.

　　　Farquhar, George.

Farquhar, George.
　　George Farquhar. Ed., with introd. and
　notes, by William Archer. London, E. Benn,
　1949.
　　455 p. 19 cm.　　216-199

　　　Ferrier, Susan Edmonstone.

[Ferrier, Susan Edmonstone]
　　Destiny; or, The chief's daughter. By
　the author of "Marriage" & "Inheritance"
　London, Frederick Warne, [n. d.]
　　189 p. 21 cm. (Notable novels)
　　217-904

[Ferrier, Susan Edmonstone]
　　The inheritance; a novel. By the author
　of 'Marriage' London, Frederick Warne,
　[n. d.]
　　190 p. 22 cm. (Notable novels 12)
　　217-903

　　　Fielding, Henry.

Fielding, Henry.
　　The Shakespeare Head edition of Fielding's
　novels. Oxford, B. Blackwell, 1926.
　　 10 v. 20 cm.　　214-67

Fielding, Henry.
　　Amelia. Oxford, B. Blackwell, 1926.
　　3 v. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head
　edition of Fielding's novels)　　214-67(1)

Fielding, Henry.
　　The history of the adventures of Joseph
　Andrews and his friend Mr. Abraham Adams.
　Written in imitation of the manner of
　Cervantes author of Don Quixote. Oxford,
　B. Blackwell, 1926.
　　2 v. 2O cm. (The Shakespeare Head ed.
　of Fielding's novels)　　214-67(2)

Fielding, Henry.
　　The history of Tom Jones; a foundling.
　Oxford, B. Blackwell, 1926.
　　4 v. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head ed.
　of Fielding's novels)　　214-67(3)

Fielding, Henry.
　　The life of Mr. Jonathan Wild the Great.
　Oxford, B. Blackwell, 1926.
　　xiv,216 p. 20 cm. (The Shakespeare Head
　edition of Fielding's novels)　　214-67(4)

Fielding, Henry.
　　An apology for the life of Mrs. Shamela
　Andrews. Ed., with an introd. and notes,
　by Sheridan W. Baker, Jr. Berkley, Univ.
　of Calif. Press, 1953.
　　xxxvi.,86 p. illus. 21 cm.　　217-477

Fielding, Henry.
　　Miscellaneous writings. Complete in two
　parts. With the author's preface, and an
　introd. by G. H. Maynadier. London, Gay
　and Bird, c.1903.
　　2 v. illus. 21cm. (His works. Vol. 11
　12)　　214-14A
　　Contents: Pt. I. A journey from this world
　to the next, and A voyage to Lisbon.
　Pt. II. "The author's face," "The life and
　death of Tom Thumb the Great," "Pasquin,"
　"Essay on conversation," etc.

Banerji, Hiran Kumar.
　　Henry Fielding: playwright, journalist and
　master of the art of fiction; his life and
　works. New York, Russell, 1962.
　　vii,342 p. 23 cm.　　213-302

Battestin, Martin C.
　　The moral basis of Fielding's art; a
　study of Joseph Andrews. Middleton, Conn.,
　Wesleyan Univ. Press, c.1959.
　　xii,195 p. 22 cm.　　217-462

Blanchard, Frederic T.
　　Fielding, the novelist; a study in
　historical criticism. New Haven, Yale Univ.
　Press, 1927.
　　xiv,655 p. pl. 24 cm.　　213-304

Digeon, Aurelien.
　　The novels of Fielding. London, G.
　Routledge & sons, 1925.
　　xv,255 p. port. 23 cm.　　217-474

Dobson, Austin.
　　Fielding. London, Macmillan, 1911.
　　xii,218 p. 18 cm. (English men of
　letters )　　213-423

Dudden, Frederick Homes.
　　Henry Fielding; his life, works, and times.
　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1952.
　　2 v. (xii,1183 p.) port. 23 cm.　　213-343
　　Bibliog.: p. 1126-1155.

Godden, Gertrude A.
　　Henry Fielding. A memoir, including
　newly discovered letters and records with
　illus. from contemporary prints. New York,
　Barse & Hopkins, 1910.
　　xiii,325 p. pl., port. 23 cm. 　　213-356

Hutchens, Eleanor Newman.
　　Irony in Tom Jones. University, Ala.,
　Univ. of Alabama Press, c.1965.
　　190 p. 21 cm.　　217-488

Jenkins, Elizabeth.
　　Henry Fielding. London, Home & Van
　Thal, 1947.
　　102 p. 19 cm.　　213-424
　　Bibliog.: p. 102.

Johnson, Maurice.
　　Fielding's art of fiction; eleven essays on
　Shamela, Joseph Andrews, Tom Jones, and
　Amelia. Philadelphia, Univ. of Pennsylvania
　Press, c.1961.
　　182 p. 22 cm.　　217-489

Jones, Benjamin Maelor.
　　Henry Fielding; novelist and magistrate.
　With foreword by the Hon. Mr. Justice Du
　Parcq. London, G. Allen, 1933.
　　255 p. 20 cm.　　213-391

Sacks, Sheldon.
　　Fiction and the shape of belief; a study
　of Henry Fielding. With glances at Swift,
　Johnson and Richardson. Berkeley, Univ. of
　Calif. Press, 1964.
　　viii,278 p. 24 cm.　　213-447

Willcocks, Mary Patricia.
　　A true-born Englishman; being the
　life of Henry Fielding. London,
　G. Allen & Unwin, 1947.
　　288p. port. 22 cm.　　213-410
　　Bibliog.: p. 280.

Wright, Andrew.
　　Henry Fielding; mask and feast. London,
　Chatto & Windus, 1965.
　　213 p. 23 cm.　　213-417

　　　Fletcher, John.

Fletcher, John.
　　Beaumont & Fletcher, ed. by J. St. Loe
　Strachey. Unexpurgated ed. London,
　Vizetelly, 1887.
　　2 v. port. 19 cm. (The mermaid ser.
　The best plays of the old dramatists)
　　216-168

　　　Forster, Edward Morgan.

Forster, Edward Morgan.
　　Works. Vol. 2-5. 7. London, E. Arnold,
　　5 v. 17 cm.　　214-97
　　Contents: Vol. 2. A room with a view.
　1952. -3. Where angels fear to tread.
　1953. -4. The longest journey. 1955.
　-5. A passage to India. 1964. -7. Abinger
　harvest. 1953.

Crews, Frederick C.
　　E. M. Forster; the perils of humanism.
　Princeton, The Univ. Press, 1962.
　　187 p. 23 cm.　　213-252A

McConkey, James.
　　The novels of E. M. Forster. New York,
　Cornell Univ. Press, c.1957.
　　x,160 p. 23 cm.　　210-151
　　Bibliog.: p. 161-163.

Oliver, Harold James.
　　The art of E. M. Forster. Victoria,
　Melbourne Univ. Press on behalf of the
　Australian Humanities Research Concil,
　1960.
　　vii,88 p. 23 cm.　　213-535

Trilling, Lionel.
　　E. M. Forster; a study by Lionel
　Trilling. London, The Hogarth Press,
　1951.
164 p. 20 cm.　　213-602

　　　Franklin, Benjamin.

Franklin, Benjamin.
　　The autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
　& selections from his other writings.
　With an introd. by Henry Steele Commager.
　New York, Random House, c.1950.
　　xxi,264 p. 19 cm. (Modern library
　college editions )　　213-657

　　　Frost, Robert.

Frost, Robert.
　　The poems of Robert Frost. With an
　introductory essay "The constant symbol"
　by the author. New York, Random House,
　c.19h6.
　　xxiv,445 p. 19 cm. (The modern
　library of the world's best books)
　　215-396

　　　Galsworthy, John.

Galsworthy, John.
　　Beyond. London, W. Heinemann, 1923.
　　318 p. 18 cm.　　217-579

Galsworthy, John.
　　Caravan, the assembled tales, London,
　Heinemann, 1926.
　　x,950 p. 19 cm.　　217-870

Galsworthy, John.
　　Castle in Spain and other screeds.
　Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz, 1928.
　　224 p. 16 cm. (Collection of British
　authors, Tauchnitz edition, Vol.4837)
　　218-102

Galsworthy, John.
　　The country house. London,
　W. Heinemann, 1927.
　　304 p. 18 cm. (The works of John
　Galsworthy, Grove ed., vol. 2)
　　217-553

Galsworthy, John.
　　The dark flower. London, W. Heinemann,
　1922.
　　302 p. 18 cm.　　217-643

Galsworthy, John.
　　Flowering wilderness. London,
　Heinemann , 1932.
　　280 p. 19 cm.　　217-867

Galsworthy, John.
　　The Forsyte saga. London, Heinemann,
　1922.
　　xvi,1104 p. 20 cm.　　217-869

Galsworthy, John.
　　Fraternity. London, W. Heinemann,
　1928.
　　viii,346 p. 18 cm.　　217-578

Galsworthy, John.
　　The inn of tranquillity. London,
　W. Heinemann, c.1912.
　　278 p. 18 cm.　　217-878

Galsworthy, John.
　　Justice and other plays. Leipzig,
　B. Tauchnitz, [n. d.]
　　287 p. 16 cm. (Collection of British
　authors, Taucbnitz ed., vol. 4362)
　　216-197

Galsworthy, John.
　　Maid in Waiting. New York, C. Scribner,
　1931.
　　362 p. 20 cm.　　217-745

Galsworthy, John.
　　A modern comedy. London, Heinemann,
　1929.
　　xvii,1088 p. genealogy table. 20 cm.
　　217-865

Galsworthy, John.
　　On Forsyte 'change. London, W. Heinemann,
　1930.
　　292 p. 19 cm.　　217-846

Galsworthy, John.
　　Over the river. London, Heinemann,
　1933.
　　322 p. 19 cm.　　217-866

Galsworthy, John.
　　The patrician. Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz,
　[19__?]
　　326 p. 17 cm. (Collection ef British
　authors, Tauchnitz edition, Vol.4250)
　　217-554

Galsworthy, John.
　　The silverbox and other plays. Leipzig,
　A. Tauchnitz, 1912.
　　227 p, 16 cm. (collection of British
　authors' Tauchnitz edition, Vol.4372)
　　216-196

Galsworthy, John.
　　The skin game; a tragi-comedy in three
　acts. London, Duckworth, 1920.
　　116 p. 18 cm.　　216-195

Galsworthy, John.
　　Villa Rubein and other stories. London,
　Duckworth, 1911.
　　vii,398 p. 20 cm,　　217-555

Barkor, Dudley.
　　The man of principle; a view of John
　Galsworthy. London, Heinemann, 1963.
　　240 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-303

Keye-Smith, Sheila.
　　John Galsworthy. London, Nisbet, 1916.
　　123p. port. 17 cm. (Writers of the
　day)　　213-634
　　Bibliog. : p. 115-119.

Marrot, Harold Vincent.
　　The life and letters of John Galsworthy.
　London, W. Heinemann, 1935.
　　xv,819 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-88A

Sauter, Rudolf.
　　Galsworthy the man; an intimate portrait.
　London, P. Owen, c.1967.
　　167 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-452

　　　Galt, John.

Galt, John.
　　Works. Ed. by D. Storrar Meldrum. With
　introd. by S. R. Crockett. Edinburgh, W.
　Blackwood & sons, 1895-96.
　　8 v. illus., port. 19 cm.　　214-68
　　Contents : -
　　　[Vol. 1-2] Annals of the parish and The
　　Ayrshire Legatees. [Vol. 3-4] The entail;
　　or, The lairds of Grippy. [Vol. 5-6] The
　　provost and The last of the lairds.
　　[Vol. 7-8] Sir Andrew Wylie of that ilk.

Aberdein, Jennie W.
　　John Galt. London, Oxford Univ. Press,
　1936.
　　xxiv,209 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-299

　　　Garnett, David.

Garnett, David.
　　Beany-eye. The grasshoppers come.
　Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz, c.1936.
　　218 p. 18 cm. (Tauchnitz edition of
　British and American authors, vol. 5239)
　　217-764

Garnett, David.
　　No love. London, Chatto & Windus,
　1931.
　　275 p. 18 cm. (The phoenix library)
　　217-893

Garnett, David.
　　Pocahontas; or, The nonparell of
　Virginia. London, Chatto & Windus,
　1933.
　　vii,348 p. port. 22 cm.　　217-659

Garnett, David.
　　The sailor's return. London, Chatto &
　Windus, 1928.
　　162 p. 18 cm. (The phoenix library)
　　217-892

　　　Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn.

Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn.
　　North and south. London, J. Lehmann,
　1951.
　　viii,432 p. 19 cm. (The Chiltern
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Ffrench, Yvonne.
　　Mrs. Gaskell. London, Home & Van Thal,
　1949.
　　110 p. 19 cm.　　213-507

Haldane, Elizabeth.
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　D. Appleton, 1931.
　　viii,318 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-367

Hopkins, Annette Brown.
　　Elizabeth Gaskell; her life and work.
　London, J. Lehmann, 1952.
　　383 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-385

Pollard, Arthur.
　　Mrs. Gaskell; novelist and biographer.
　Manchester, The Univ. Press, 1965.
　　xii,268 p. port. 22 cm. 213-434

Whitfield, Archie Stanton.
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　London, G. Routledge, 1929.
　　vii,258p. port. 20 cm. 213-483
　　Bibliog.: p. 237-253.

Wright, Edgar.
　　Mrs. Gaskell; the basis for reassessment.
　Lonedon, Oxford Univ. Press, 1965.
　　xiv,285 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-489

　　　Gay, John.

Gay, John.
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　　2 v. 18 cm. (The Abbey classics)
　　216-170

　　　Gibbon, Edward.

Gibbon, Edward.
　　Autobiography of Edward Gibbon as
　originally edited by Lord Sheffield.
　With an introd. by J. B. Bury. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1962.
　　xxxi, 339 p. 16 cm.　　213-578

　　　Gilbert, Sir William Schwenck.

Gilbert, Sir William Schwenck.
　　The complete plays of Gilbert and
　Sullivan. New York, Randum House, [1936]
　　711 p. 21 cm. (The modern library)
　　216-224

　　　Gilpin, William.

Gilpin, William.
　　Observations, relative chiefly to
　Picturesque beauty, made in the year 1772,
　on several parts of Englarld; particularl
　the mountains, and lakes of Cumberland,
　and Westmoreland. 2. ed. Vol. 1. London,
　Printed for R. Blamire, 1788.
　　2 v. (xxxi,xiii,xvi,238 p.) pl. 19 cm.
　　Photoreproduction.　　219-68

Gilpin, William.
　　Three essays; on picturesque beauty, on
　picturesque travel, and on sketching land-
　scape. With a poem, on landscape painting.
　To these are now added two essays,...
　3. ed. London. Printed for T. Cadell and
　W. Davies, 1808.
　　xiv,143 p. 17 cm.　　219-69
　　Photoreproduction.

　　　Gissing, George.

Gissing, George Robert.
　　Born in exile. London, T. Neslon,
　[n. d.]
　　547 p. illus. l6 cm.　　217-606

Gissing, George.
　　The crown of life. London, Methuen,
　1927.
　　348 p. 18 cm.　　217-709

Gissing, George Robert.
　　Demos. London, J. M. Dent. [n. d.]
　　441 p. illus. l8 cm.　　217-605

Gissing, George.
　　New Grub Street; a novel. London,
　E. Nash & Grayson, 1927.
　　xii,469 p. 21 cm.　　217-682

Gissing, George.
　　The odd women. London, Sidgwick &
　Jackson, 1915.
　　viii,446 p. l9 cm.　　217-680

Gissing, George.
　　Thyrza; a tale. London, E. Nash &
　Grayson [1927]
　　xii,490 p. 19 cm. (Nash's great
　novel library)　　217-681

Gissing, George.
　　The unclassed.London, E. Benn, 1930.
　　299 p. 18 cm. (Benn's Essex library)
　　217-683

Donnelly, Mabel Collins.
　　George Gissing; grave comedian. Cam-
　bridge, Harvard Univ. Press, 1954.
　　viii,245 p. 22 cm.　　213-340

Korg, Jacob.
　　George Gissing; a critical biography.
　　Washington, The Univ. Press, 1963.
　　311 p. 24 cm.　　213-580

Roberts, Morley.
　　The private life of Henry Maitland; a
　portrait of George Gissing, ed., with
　an introduction, by Morchard Bishop.
　London, Richards Press, 1958.
　　253 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-521

Swinnerton, Frank.
　　George Gissing; a critical study.
　London, M. Secker, 1924.
　　ix,200p. port. 20 cm.　　213-522

Yates, May.
　　George Gissing; an appreciation.
　Manchester, The Univ. Press, 1922.
　109 p. 19 cm. (Publications of the
　University of Manchester. English
　series, no. 12)　　213-523

　　　Godwin, William.

Godwin, William.
　　The adventures of Caleb Williams; or,
　Things as they are. With an introd. by
　Geroge Sherburn. New York, Rinehart,
　c.1960.
　　xxx,378 p. illus. 19 cm. (Rinehart
　edition, no. 103)　　217-905
　　Bibliog.: p. xv-xiv.

Brailsford, Henry Noel.
　　Shelley, Godwin, and their circle.
　London, Williams and Norgate, 1925.
　　256 p. 17 cm. (The home university
　library of modern knowledge)　　213-632

　　　Goldsmith, Oliver.

Goldsmith, Oliver.
　　The complete poetical works. Oxford
　ed. Ed. with introd. and notes by
　Austin Dobson. London, H. Frowde,
　1911.
　　xxxvi,278 p. pl., port. 19 cm.
　　214-102A

Goldsmith, Oliver.
　　The collected letters of Oliver
　Goldsmith. Ed. by Katharine C. Balderston.
　London, Cambridge Univ. Press, 1928.
　　li,189 p. 21 cm.　　219-93

Goldsmith, Oliver.
　　The miscellaneous works. A new ed.,
　in six volumes. To which is prefixed
　some account of his life and writings.
　Vol. 1: The vicar of Wakefield. London,
　S. Richards, 1823.　　214-119
　　262p. 16cm.

Goldsmith, Oliver.
　　The miscellaneous works of Oliver
　Goldsmith. With biographical introd. by
　Professor Masson. London, Macmillan, 1893.
　　lx,595 p. illus. 21 cm.　　217-876

Goldsmith, Oliver.
　　The plays. Together with The vicar of
　Wakefield. Ed., with glossarial index
　and notes by C. E. Doble. With the
　assistance of G. Ostler. With 46
　illustrations. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1928.
　　viii,520 p. l9 cm.　　216-22.
　　Contents: The good-natur'd man, She
　stoops to conquer, Scene from 'the
　grumbler', The vicar of Wikefield.

Goldsmith, Oliver.
　　Retaliation; a poem, containing epitaphs
　on David Garrick, Esq., Edmund Burke, Esq.,
　Dr. Cmberland, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Dr.
　Douglas, The Dean Derry. 8. ed. London,
　G. Kearsly, 1777.
　　viii, 40 p. 27 cm.　　2l5-389

Black, William.
　　Goldsmith. London, Macmillan, 1918.
　　vii,168p. 18 cm. (English men of
　letters. Pocket edition)　　213-536

Dobson, Austin.
　　Life and writings of Oliver Goldsmith.
　London, Walter Scott Pub. [1921]
　　214,xxiii p. 18 cm. (Great writers)
　　213-546

Emslie, MacDonald.
　　Goldsmith: the vicar of Wakefield.
　London, E. Arnold, 1963.
　　79 p. 19 cm. (Studies in English
　literature, no. 9) 　　217-A226
　　Bibliog.: p. 79.

Freeman, William.
　　Oliver Goldsmith. London, Jenkins,
　l95l.
　　286 p. port. 23cm.　　213-560
　　Bibliog.: p. 277-278.

Gmynn, Stephen.
　　Oliver Goldsmith. London, T.
　Butterworth, 1935.
　　287 p. pl., port. 23cm.　　213-559

Irving, Washington.
　　Irving's Oliver Goldsmith; a biography.
　Ed. with introd., notes, and questions
　by Charles Robert Gaston. Boston, Ginn,
　c.1903.
　　xxix,374 p. 18 cm.　　213-712A

Wardle, Ralph Martin.
　　Oliver Goldsmith. Lawrence, Univ.
　of Kansas Press, 1957.
　　330p. illus. 24 cm.　　213-558

　　　Granville-Barker, Harley.

Granville-Barker, Harley.
　　Preface to Hamlet. New York, Hill
　and Wang, 1957.
　　284 p. 19 cm. (A dramabook, D6)
　　216-228

　　　Graves, Richard.

Graves, Richard, 1715-1804.
　　The spiritual Quixote; or, The summer's
　ramble of Mr. Geoffry Wildgoose. A comic
　romance. With an introd. by Charles Whibley.
　London, P. Davies, 1926.
　　2 v. in 1. port. 23 cm.　　217-482

　　　Gray, Thomas.

Gray, Thomas.
　　Poems of Thomas Gray. Ed. by Austin
　Lane Poole. London, Oxford Univ. Press,
　1917.
　　192 p. 19 cm.　　215-382
　　Bound with: Poems of William Collins.

　　　Greene, Graham.

Greene, Graham.
　　A burnt-out case. London, Heinemann,
　1961.
　　256 p. 21 cm.　　217-785

Greene, Graham.
　　The end of the affair. London,
　W. Heinemann, 1951.
　　237 p. 19 cm.　　217-784

Greene, Graham.
　　The heart of the matter. London,
　W. Heinemann, 1948.
　　207 p. 19 cm.　　217-784

Greene, Graham.
　　The man within. London, W. Heinemann,
　1929.
　　354 p. 20 cm.　　217-789

Greene, Graham.
　　The power and the glory. London,
　W. Heinemann, 1955.
　　288 p. 18 cm.　　217-788

Greene, Graham.
　　Twenty-one stories. London, W.
　Heinemann, 1955.
　　239 p. 18 cm.　　217-786

Atkins, John.
　　Graham Greene. London, J. Calder,
　c.1957.
　　240 p. 23 cm.　　213-626

Pryce-Jones, David.
　　Graham Greene. Edingurgh, Oliver & Boyd,
　1963.
　　119 p. 19 cm. (Writers and critics)
　　Bib]iog.: p. 117-119.　　213-508

　　　Greene, Robert.

Greene, Robert.
　　Groats-vvorth of witte, bought with a
　million of repentance. The repentance of
　Robert Greene, 1592. London, Bodley Head,
　1923.
　　2 v. in 1. pl. 19cm. (The Bodley
　Head quartos )　　217-483

Greene, Robert.
　　Menaphon, by Robert Greene, and A
　Margarite of Arnerica, by Thomas Lodge.
　Ed. by G. B. Harrison. Oxford, B.
　Blackwell, 1927.
　　xii,234 p. 20 cm.　　217-484

　　　Hardy, Thomas.

Hardy, Thomas.
　　[Works] Vol. 1-16, 18-19, 25-26.
　London, Macmillan, 1909-1950.
　　20 v. 18 cm. (The Wessex novels)
　　214-94
　　Contents: Vol. 1. Tess of the D'Urbervilles;
　a pure woman. 1926. -2. Far from the madding
　crowd. 1909. -3. The life and death of the
　Mayor of Casterbridge; a story of a man of
　character. 1926. -4. The return of the native.
　1929. -5. Jude the obscure. 1928. -6. A
　pair of blue eyes. 1926. -7. Two on a tower.
　1923. -8. The woodlanders. 1926. -9. The
　trumpet-major John Loveday; a soldier in the
　war with Buonaparte, and Robert his brother,
　first mate in the merchant service. 1923.
　-10. The hand of Ethelberta; a comedy in
　chapters. 1923. -11. A laodecean; a story
　of to-day. 1923. -12. Desperate remedies:
　a novel. 1924. -13. Wessex tales. 1926.
　-14. Life's little ironies; a set of tales
　with some colloquial sketches. entitled A
　few crusted characters. 1925. -15. A group
　of noble dames. 1922. -16. under the
　greenwood tree; or, The mellstock quire, a
　rural painting of the Dutch school. 1950.
　-18. A changed man; the waiting supper, and
　other tales. Concluding with the romantic
　adventures of a milkmaid. 1927. -19.
　Wessex poems and other verses. Poems of the
　past and present. 1921. -25. The dynasts;
　an epic-drama of the war with Napoleon,
　parts 1 and 2. 1928. -26. The dynasts; an
　epic-drama of the war with Napoleon, part 3.,
　and The famous tragedy of the Queen of Cornwall.
　1929.

Hardy, Thomas.
　　A changed man, The waiting supper, and
　other tales concluding with The romantic
　adventures of a milkmaid. London, Mac-
　millan, 1913.
　　vii,413 p. pl. 20 cm. (The Wessex
　novels, vol. 18)　　217-21B

Hardy, Thomas.
　　Thomas Hardy's notebooks and some letters
　from Julia Augusta Martin, ed. with notes
　by Evelyn Hardy. London, Hogarth Press,
　1955.
　　135 p. illus. 21 cm.　　219-26A

Hardy, Thomas.
　　The well-beloved; or, A sketch of a
　temperament. London, Macmillan, 1903.
　　ix,338 p. map. 20 cm. (The Wessex
　novels, vol. 17)　　217-569

Abercrombie, Lascelles.
　　Thomas Hardy; a critical study. London,
　M. Secker, 1924.
　　195 p. 20 cm.　　213-298

Blunden, Edmund.
　　Thomas Hardy. London, Macmillan, 1951.
　ix,286 p. 18 cm.　　213-152A

Brown, Douglas.
　　Thomas Hardy: London, Longmans, 1954.
　　x,196 p. 19 cm. (Men and books)
　　213-673

Brown, Douglas.
　　Thomas Hardy: The mayor of Casterbridge.
　London, E. Arnold, 1962.
　　64 p. 19 cm. (Studies in English
　literature, no. 7)　　217-877

Cecil, David.
　　Hardy the novelist; en essay in criti-
　cism. The Clark Lectures given at
　Cambridge in 1942. London, Constable,
　1950.
　　157 p. 19 cm.　　213-671

Guerard, Albert J
　　Thomas Hardy; the novels and stories.
　London, Oxford Unjv. Press, 1949.
　　xii,177 p. 23 cm.　　213-364

Hardy, Evelyn.
　　Thomas Hardy; a critical biography.
　London, Hogarth Press, 1954.
　　ix,342 p. pl., port. 23 cm.　　213-373

Hardy, Florence Emily.
　　The life of Thomas Hardy. 1840-1928.
　London, Macmillan, 1962.
　　xiii,47O p. facs., pl., port. 22 cm.
　　213-579

Hawkins, Desmond.
　　Thomas Hardy. London, A. Barker, 1950.
　112 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　213-672

　　　Hawthorne, Nathaniel.

Hawthorne, Nathaniel.
　　Mosses from an old manse. New York,
　A. L. Burt, [1892]
　　398 p. 19 cm.　　217-820

James, Henry.
　　Hawthorne. London, Macmillan, 1909.
　　vi,191 p. 18 cm. (Englishmen of
　letters)　　213-604

Stewart, Randall.
　　Nathaniel Hawthorne; a biography.
　New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1949.
　　279 p. 25 cm.　　213-462

　　　Hazlitt, William.

Howe, Percival Presland.
　　The life of William Hazlitt.
　London, M. Secker, 1928.
　　ix,483p. port. 21 cm.　　213-244

　　　Herbert, George.

Herbert, George.
　　The Temple; sacred poems and private
　ejaculations. London, G. Bell, 1888.
　　ix,214 p. port. 17 cm. (Chiswick
　series )　　215-417

　　　Herrick, Robert.

Herrick, Robert.
　　The poetical works of Robert Herrick.
　Edited by F. W. Moorman, with a prefatory
　note by Percy Simpson. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1921.
　　446p. pl. 19 cm.　　215-424

　　　Hewlett, Maurice Henry.

Hewlett, Maurice.
　　The forest lovers; a romance. London,
　Macmillan, 1912.
　　301 p. illus. 17 cm.　　217-703

　　　Holmes, Oliver Wendell.

Holmes, Oliver Wendell.
　　The autocrat of the breakfast-table.
　New York, F. M. Lupton, [n. d.]
　　326 p. 19 cm.　　217-818
　　Reprint from the Atlantic Monthly,
　Nov., 1857 - Oct., 1858.

　　　Hood, Thomas.

Hood, Thomas.
　　The complete poetical works of Thomas
　Hood. Ed. with notes by Walter Jerrold.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1935.
　　xv,773 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-370

　　　Howard, Edward.

Howard, Edward.
　　Rattlin the reefer. Ed. by Captain
　Marryat. London, J. M. Dent, 1930.
　　xviii,377 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's
　library)　　217-815

　　　Hudson, William Henry.

Hudson, William Henry.
　　Birds in a village. London, J. M. Dent
　& Sons, 1923.
　　176 p. 16 cm. (The Kings treasuries
　of literature)　　218-159

Hudson, William Henry.
　　A crystal age. London, Duckworth,
　1919.
　　316 p. 19 cm. (The reader's library)
　　217-759

Hudson, William Henry.
　　El Ombu. London, Duckworth, 1920.
　　182 p. 20 cm.　　217-757

Hudson, William Henry.
　　Far away and long ago. London, J. M.
　Dent and sons, 1947.
　　308 p. 18 cm. (Literature of yester-
　day and to-day)　　217-756

Hudson, William Henry.
　　Green mansions; a romance of the
　tropical forest. London, Duckworth,
　1927.
　　315 p. 19 cm. (The reader's library)
　　217-758

Hudson, William Henry.
　　The purple land. New York, Modern
　Library, 1927.
　　xvi,389 p. 17 cm. (The modern
　library)　　217-830

Hamilton, Robert.
　　W. E. Hudson; the vision of earth. London,
　J. M. Dent & sons, 1946.
　　xi,147 p. port. 22 cm.　　213-177A

Tomalin, Ruth.
　　W. H. Hudson. London, H. F. & G. Witherby,
　1954.
　　143 p. port. 21 cm.　　213-475

　　　Hughes, Thomas.

Hughes, Thomas.
　　Tom Brown at Oxford; a sequel to
　school days at Rugby. New York, Grosset
　& Dunlap [18--?]
　　549 p. 20 cm.　　217-770

Mack, Edward Clarence, & Armtage, W. H. G.
　　Thomas Hughes; the life of the author
　of Tom Brown's schooldays. London, E.
　Benn, 1952.
　　302 p. pl., port. 22 cm.　　213-584

　　　Hutchinson Arthur Stuart Menteth.

Hutchinson, Arthur Stuart Menteth.
　　If winter comes. London, Hodder &
　Stoughton, 1921.
　　318 p. 19 cm.　　217-617

　　　Huxley, Aldous Leonard.

Huxley, Aldous.
　　After many a summer. London,
　The Vanguard Library, 1953.
　　245 p. 18 cm. (The Vanguard library,
　no. 16)　　217-808

Huxley, Aldous Leonard.
　　Antic hay. London, Chatto & Windus,
　1928.
　　328 p. 18 cm. (The phoenix library)
　　217-840

Huxley, Aldous.
　　Brave new world. London, Chatto &
　Windus, 1932.
　　306 p. 2O cm.　　217-812

Huxley, Aldous.
　　Point counter point. Leipzig,
　B. Tauchnitz, 1929.
　　2 v. 16 cm. (collection of British
　authors, Tauchnitz ed. , vo1. 4872-3)
　　217-809

Huxley, Aldous.
　　Time must have a stop. London.
　Chatto & Windus, 1953.
　　305 p. 19 cm.　　217-810

Huxley, Aldous.
　　Two or three graces and other stories.
　London, Chatto & Windus, 1929.
　　271 p. 18 cm. (The phoenix library)
　　217-811

Atkins, John.
　　Aldous Huxley; a literary study by
　John Atkins. London, J. Calder, 1956.
　　224 p. 23 cm.　　213-549

　　　Irving, Washington.

Irving, Washington.
　　The sketch book. With an introd. by
　Talcott Williamson. New York, Macmillan,
　1929.
　　xxxiv,463 p. illus. 19 cm. (The
　modern readers' series )　　218-166

　　　Jacob, William Wymark.

Jacobs , William Wymark.
　　At Sunwich Port. London, G. Newnes
　[n. d.]
　　176 p. 22 cm. (Newnes' sixpenny
　famous novels no. 85)　　217-699

Jacobs, William Wymark.
　　A master of craft. Leipzig, B.
　Tauchnitz, 19O1.
　　288 p. 17 cm. (Tauchnitz edition.
　Collection of British authors, vol.
　3474)　　217-700

　　　James, Henry

James, Henry.
　　The ambassadors. London, J. M. Dent,
　1948.
　　xiv,370 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's
　library, no. 987)　　217-227A

James, Henry.
　　The aspern papers, [and] The Europeans,
　Norfolk, Conn., New Directions, c.1950.
　　xxi,362 p. 18 cm.　　217-796

James, Henry.
　　The awkward age. London, H. Hamilton,
　1948.
　xxix,449 p. 18 cm. (The novel library)
　　217-798

James, Henry.
　　The golden bowl. New York, Grove Press,
　1905.
　　548 p. 20 cm.　　217-802

James, Henry.
　　The portraid of a lady. New York,
　Random House, c.1951.
　　xxxvii,437 p. 19 cm. (Modern library
　college ed. )　　217-799

James, Henry.
　　Roderick Hudson. London, J. Lehmann,
　1947.
　　xix,334 p. 19 cm. (The Chiltern
　library )　　217-795

James, Henry.
　　The short stories of Henry James. Ed.
　by Clifton Faidman. New York, Random
　House, c.1945.
　　xx,644 p. 21 cm. (The modern
　library. )　　217-710

James, Henry.
　　The turn of the screw. London,
　M. Secker, 1926.
　　179 p. 20 cm. (The new Adelphi library,
　vol. 17)　　217-797

James, Henry.
　　Washington square. New York, Random
　House, c.195O.
　　xii,291 p. 19 cm. (The modern library)
　　217-800

James, Henry.
　　The wings of the dove. New York,
　Random House, c.1937.
　　xxx,439 p. 19 cm. (The modern library)
　　217-80l

Bowden, Edwin T
　　The themes of Henry James; a system of
　observation through the visual arts.
　New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1956.
　　xiii,117 p. 24 cm. (Yale studies in
　English, vol. 132)　　212-27

Dupee, Frederick Wilcox.
　　Henry James; his life and writings.
　New York, Doubleday, 1956.
　　vii,265 p. 18 cm. (Doubleday
　anchor books)　　213-230

Matthiessen, Francis Otto.
　　Henry James; the major phase.
　Lobdon, Oxford Univ. Press, 1946.
　　xvi,190p. port. 20 cm.　　217-A228

Smith, Janet Adam, ed.
　　Henry James and Robert Louis Stevenson;
　a record of friendship and criticism.
　London, R. Hart-Davis, 1948.
　　284 p. illus. 21 cm.　　218-139

Swan, Michael.
　　Henry James. London, A. Barker,
　1952.
　　95 p. 19 cm.　　213-360

　　　Jerrold, Douglas.

Jerrold, Douglas.
　　The works of Douglas Jerrold, Vol. 1-3.
　London, Bradbury, Evans, 1863-64.
　　3 v. illus. 20 cm.　　2l4-89
　　Lack: Vol.4.
　　Contents: vol. 1. St. Giles and St. James,
　and punch's letters to his son. -2. The
　story of a feather, and Cakes and ale.
　-3. Mrs. Caudle's curtain lectures, men of
　character, and punch's complete letter
　writer.

　　　Johnson, Samuel.

Johnson, Samuel.
　　The history of Rasselas, Prince of
　Abissinia; a tale. Ed. by R. W. Chapman.
　Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1927.
　　xxi,221 p. 20 cm.　　217-490

Johnson, Samlel.
　　History of Rasselas, prince of Abyssinia.
　Ed., with introd. and notes by George
　Birkbeck Hill, Oxford, Clarendon, 1923.
　　203 p. 18 cm.　　217-895

Johnson, Samuel.
　　A journey to the western islands of
　Scotland. With a foreword by D. L.
　Murray. London, J. Cape, 1931.
　　256 p. map. 18 cm. (The travellers'
　library)　　219-110

Johnson, Samuel.
　　Johnson on Shakespeare, essays and
　notes. Selected and introduction by
　Walter Raleigh. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1925.
　　xxxi,208 p. 18 cm.　　218-128

Johnson, Samuel.
　　Prose and poetry. 2. ed. Selected by
　Mona Wilson. London, Hart-Davis, 1957.
　　961 p. 21 cm.　　218-153

Johnson, Samuel.
　　Selections from Dr. Johnson's 'Rambler'
　Ed., with preface and notes by W. Hale White.
　Oxford, Clarendon, 1907.
　　xxxi,136 p. illus., port. 18 cm.
　　218-161

Bailey, John.
　　Dr. Johnson and his circle. London,
　T. Butterworth, 1931.
　　256 p. 17 cm. (The home university
　librav of modern knowledge)　　213-636

Boswell, James.
　　Boswell's life of Johnson. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1933.
　　2 v, port. 19 cm.　　213-645

Bronson, Bertrand Harris.
　　Johnson agonistes and other essays.
　Berkeley, Univ. of California Press, 1965.
　　176 p. 21 cm.　　213-633
　　Contents: Johnson agonistes, Boswell's
　Boswell, Johnson's "Irene", The double
　tradition of Dr. Johnson.

Clifford, James Lowry.
　　Young Samuel Johnson. London, Mercury
　Books, 1962.
　　xv,367 p. pl., port. 22 cm.　　213-635

Davis, Bertram Hylton.
　　Johnson before Boswell; a study of Sir
　John Hawkins' Life of Samuel Johnson.
　New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1960.
　　xi,222 p. 23 cm.　　213-551
　　Bibliog. : p. 198-206.

Greene. Donald Johnson.
　　The politics of Samuel Johnson.
　New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1960.
　　xix,354 p. 23 cm.　　213-550

Joyce, Michael.
　　Samuel Johnson. London, Longmans, 1955.
　　xii,171 p. 19 cm. (Men and books)
　　213-610

Krutch, Joseph Wood.
　　Samuel Johnson. New York, Henry Holt,
　c.1944.
　　xiv,599 p. illus., port. 22 cm.
　　213-548

Stephen, Leslie.
　　Samuel Johnson. London, Macmillan, 1925.
　　200 p. 18 cm. (English men of letters)
　　213-650

Wimsatt, William Kurtz, jr.
　　The prose style of Samuel Johnson.
　New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1963.
　　ix,166 p. 21 cm.　　210-90

　　　Joyce, James.

Joyce, James.
　　Chamber music. London, J. Cape, 1953.
　　40 p. 2O cm.　　215-427

Joyce, James.
　　The critical writings of James Joyce.
　Ed. by Ellsworth Mason arid Richard Ellmann.
　London, Faber, c.1959.
　　288 p. 23 cm.　　218-91

Joyce, James.
　　Dubliners. Hamburg, Albatross, 1932.
　　255 p. 18 cm. (The Albatross modern
　continental library, vol. 1)　　217-370A

Joyce, James.
　　Exiles; a play in three acts. With
　the author's own notes and an introd. by
　Padraic Colum. London, J. Cape, 1952.
　　175 p. 21 cm.　　216-233

Joyce, James.
　　Finnegans wake. London, Faber, 1939.
　　628 p. 23 cm.　　217-491

Joyce, James.
　　Letters of James Joyce. Ed. by Stuart
　Gilbert. London, Faber, 1957.
　　437 p. port. 25 cm.　　219-25A

Joyce, James.
　　A portrait of the artist as a young man.
　Introd. by Herbert Gorman. New York,
　Modern Library, c.1928.
　　xii,299 p. 17 cm. (The Modern Library
　of the world's best books)　　217-423A

Joyce, James.
　　A portrait of the artist as a young man.
　With six drawings by Robin Jacques.
　London, J. Cape, 1958.
　　257 p. illus. 20 cm.　　217-423B

Joyce, James.
　　Stephen hero; part of the first draft of
　"A portraite of the artist as a young man".
　Ed. with an introd. by Tbeodore Spencer.
　London, J. Cape, 1950.
　　210 p. 20 cm.　　217-918

Joyce, James.
　　Ulysses. New York, Random House,
　c.1946.
　　xvii,767 p. 21 cm. (The modern
　library )　　217-894

Joyce, James.
　　Ulysses. Paris, Shakespeare and Co.,
　193O.
　　735 p. 21 cm.　　217-492

Budgen, Frank.
　　James Joyce and the making of Ulysses.
　With a portrait of James Joyce and four
　drawings to Ulysses. Bloomington,
　Indiana Univ. Press, 1960.
　　xviii,339 p. illus. 20 cm.　　213-526

Campbell, Joseph, & Robinson, Henry Morton.
　　A skeleton key to Finnegans wake.
　London, Faber and Faber, [1944]
　　297 p. 23 cm.　　217-907

Colum, Mary, & Colum, Padraic.
　　Our friend James Joyce. New York,
　　Doubleday, 1958.
　　239 p. 22 cm.　　213-524

Ellmann, Richard.
　　James Joyce. New York, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1959.
　　xvi,842 p. port. 24 cm.　　213-652.

Gilbert, Stuart.
　　James Joyce's Ulysses. New York,
　Vintage Books, 1955.
　　ix,405, xxv p. 19 cm.　　217-677

Glasheen, Adaline.
　　A census of Finnegans Wake; an index of
　the characters and their roles. London,
　Faber, 1956.
　　xxx,146 p. 23 cm.　　212-109

Goldberg, Samuel Louis.
　　The classical temper; a study of James
　Joyce's Ulysses. London, Chatto and
　Windus, 1961.
　　340 p. 22 cm.　　217-685

Gorman, Herbert.
　　James Joyce. New York, Rinehart,
　c.1948.
　　viii,358 p. illus. 22 cm.　　213-622

Joyce, Stanislaus.
　　My brother's keeper; James Joyce's
　early years. New York, Viking Press,
　1958.
　　xxii, 266p. port. 22 cm.　　213-675

Kenner, Hugh.
　　Dublin's Joyce. London, Chatto & Windus,
　1955.
　　xi, 370 p. illus. 22 cm.

Levin, Harry.
　　James Joyce; a critical introduction.
　London, Faber and Faber [1944]
　168 p. 2l cm.　　213-527

Litz, A. Walton.
　　The art of James Joyce; method and
　design in Ulysses and Finnegans wake.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1961.
　　xi,152p. facs. 23cm.　　 213-528

Loehrich, Rolf.
　　The secret of Ulysses; an analysis of
　James Joyce's Ulysses. London, P. Owen,
　1955.
　　viii,200 p. 24 cm.　　212-100

Magalaner, Marvin, & Kain, Richard Morgan.
　　Joyce; the man, the work, the reputation.
　New York, Collier Books, 1962.
　　383 p. 18 cm.　　213-525

Noon, William T.
　　Joyce and Aquinas. New Haven, Yale Univ.
　Press, 1957.
　　xii,167 p. 24 cm. (Yale studies in
　English, vol. 133)　　210-150

Ryf, Robert S.
　　A new approach to Joyce; the portrait
　of the artist as a guidbook. Berkeley,
　Univ. of California Press, 1962.
　　211 p. 22 cm. (Perspectives in
　criticism, 8)　　213-623

Schutte, William M.
　　Joyce and Shakespeare; a study in the
　meaning of Ulysses. New Haven, Yale
　Univ. press, 1957.
　　xiv,197 p. 25 cm. (Yale studies in
　English, vol.134)　　210-149

Strong, Leonard Alfred George.
　　The sacred river; an approach to James
　Joyce. London, Methuen, 1949.
　　161 p. 23 cm.　　213-529

Tindall, William York.
　　James Joyce; his way of interpreting
　the modern world. New York, C. Scribner's
　Sons, 195O.
　　ix,134 p. 21 cm. (Twentieth century
　library)　　213-99A

　　　Kaye-Smith, Sheila.

Keye-Smith, Sheila.
　　The end of the house of Alard. London,
　Cassell, 1925.
　　v,355 p. 19 cm.　　217-614

Kaye-Smith, Sheila.
　　Faithful stranger and other stories.
　Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz, c.1939.
　　255 p. 18 cm. (Tauchnitz editicon of
　British and American authors, vol. 5349)
　　217-615

Kaye-Smith, Sheila.
　　The George and the crown. London,
　Cassell, 1926.
　　343 p. 19 cm.　　217-613

Kaye-Smith, Sheila.
　　The history of Susan Spray; the female
　preacher. London, Cassell, 1931.
　　vii,375 p. 20 cm.　　217-616

Kaye-Smith, Sheila.
　　Joanna Gedden. London, Cassell, 1924.
　　vii,343 p. l9 cm.　　217-612

Kaye-Smith, Sheila.
　　Shepherds in sackclcoth. London, Cassell,
　1930.
　　317 p. 20 cm.　　217-619

Kaye-Smith, Sheila.
　　Three ways home; an experiment in
　autobiography. New York, Harper, 1937.
　　vi,258 p. 22 cm.　　213-474

Kaye-Smith, Sheila.
　　The village doctor. Leipzig, B.
　Tauchnitz, 1929.
　　286 p. 17 cm. (Collection of British
　authors, Tauchnitz ed., vol. 4892)
　　217-618

　　　Keats, John.

Keats, John.
　　The complete works. Ed. by H. Buxton
　Forman. Glasgow, Gowans & Gray, 1900.
　　5 v. 23 cm.　　214-69

Keats, John.
　　Keats; poetry & prose. With essays by
　Charles Lamb, Leigh Hunt, Robert Bridges
　& others. With an introd. and notes
　by Henry Ellershaw. Oxford, Clarendon,
　1922.
xvi,204 p. port. 19 cm.　　215-416

Keats, John.
　　The life & letters of John Keats, by
　Lord Houghton. London, J. M. Dent & Sons
　[193-?]
　　xvi,231 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's library,
　no. 801)　　219-109

Colvin, Sidney.
　　Keats. London, Macmillan, 1921.
　　ix,240 p. 19 cm. (English men of
　letters)　　213-654

Gittings, Robert.
　　The mask of Keats; a study of problems.
　London, W. Heinemann, 1956.
　　x,177p. facs., pl., port. 23cm.
　　213-137A

Murry, John Middleton.
　　Keats and Shakespeare; a study of Keats'
　poetic life from 1816 to 1820. London,
　Oxford Univ. Press, 1951.
　　248 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-220A

Ward, Aileen.
　　John Keats; the making of a poet. London,
　Secker & Warburg, 1963.
　　xii, 450 p. port. 24 cm.　　213-481

Wolff, Lucien.
　　Keats. Paris, H. Didier [19--]
　　viii,330 p. 19 cm. (Les grands ecrivains
　etrangers)　　213-487

　　　Kingsley, Charles.

Kingsley, Charles.
　　Alton Locke, tailor and poet; an auto-
　biography. London, Macmillan, 1911.
　　lxxxiv, 307 p. 19 cm.　　217-602

Kingsley, Charles.
　　Charles Kingsley; his letters and memories
　of his life. Ed. by his wife. London,
　Macmillan, 1901.
　　2 v. port. 20 cm.　　213-395

Kingsley, Charles.
　　Hereward the wake. London, Blackie,
　[n. d.]
　　363 p. illus. 19 cm.　　 217-597

Kingsley, Charles.
　　Hypatia: or, New foes with an old face.
　London, Macmillan, 1927.
　　xvi,345 p. 19 cm.　　217-600

Kingsley, Charles.
　　Madam How and Lady Why; or, First lessons
　in earth lore for children. London,
　Macmillan, 1925.
　　xiii, 270 p. 19 cm.　　217-601

Kingsley, Charles.
　　Two years ago. London, Macmillan, 1911.
　　vi,469 p. 19 cm.　　217-598

Kingsley, Charles.
　　The water-babies. London, Blackie,
　[1863]
　　224 p. illus. 19cm.　　217-596

Kingsley, Charles.
　　Westward ho! ; or, The voyages and
　adventures of Sir Amyas Leigh, Knight, of
　Burrough, in the county of Devon, in the
　reign of her most glorious Majesty Queen
　Elizabeth. London, Macmillan, 1931.
　　591 p. port. 19 cm.　　217-599

Kingsley, Charles.
　　Yeast. London, Collins' Clear-Type
　Press, [n. d.]
　　354 p. illus. 16 cm.　　217-607

Kendall, Guy.
　　Charles Kingsley and his ideas. London,
　Hutchinson [1947]
　　19O p. port. 24 cm.　　213-394

Martin, Robert Bernard.
　　The dust of combat; a life of Charles
　Kingsley. London, Faber, c.1959.
　　308 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-415

Pope-Hennessy, Dame Una (Birch)
　　Canon Charles Kingsley; a biography. New
　York, Macmillan, 1949.
　　294 p. port. 22 cm.　　213-435

　　　Kingsley, Henry.

Kingsley, Henry.
　　Austin Elliot. New York, C. Scribner's
　1894.
　　331 p. 18 cm.　　217-636

Kingsley, Henry.
　　Geoffry Hamlyn. London, Ward, Lock,
　1911.
　　xxiv,468 p. 18 cm.　　217-850

　　　Kipling, Rudyard Joseph.

Kipling, Rudyard Joseph.
　　American notes. London, Standard Book,
　193O.
　　239 p. 20 cm.　　219-90

Kipling, Rudyard Joseph.
　　Barrack room ballads, Departmental
　ditties and Ballads. London, Standard
　Book, 1930.
　　iv,239 p. 20 cm.　　215-377

Kipling, Rudyard Joseph.
　　The courting of Dinah Shadd and other
　stories and poems. London, Standard Book,
　1930.
　　xx,230 p. 20 cm.　　217-649

Kipling, Rudyard.
　　The day's work. London, Macmillan,
　1951.
　　406 p. 18 cm. (School edition)
　　217-881

Kipling, Rudyard Joseph.
　　In black and white and under the Deodars.
　London, Standard Book, 1930.
　　iii,244 p. 20 cm.　　217-653

Kipling, Rudyard.
　　The Jungle book. London, Macmillan,
　1913.
　　vi,275 p. 18 cm. (Macmillan's pocket
　Kipling)　　217-889

Kipling, Rudyard.
　　Just so stories for little children.
　London , Macmillan, 1922.
　　218 p. illus. 18 cm.　　(Macmillan's
　pocket Kipling)　　217-886

Kipling, Rudyard.
　　Kim. Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz, 1901.
　　366 p. 16 cm. (Collection of British
　authours, vol. 3527)　　217-890

Kipling, Rudyard Joseph.
　　The light that failed. London,
　Standard Book, 1930.
　　24l p. 20 cm.　　217-648

Kipling, Rudyard Joseph.
　　The phantom' Rickshaw and other stories.
　London, Standard Book, 1930.
　v,240 p. 20 cm.　　217-651

Kipling, Rudyard.
　　Plain tales from the hills. London,
　Macmillan, 1928.
　　x,336 p. port. 18 cm. (Macmillan's
　pocket Kipling)　　217-885

Kipling, Rudyard.
　　Puck of Pook's hill. London, Macmillan,
　1951.
　　x,306 p. illus. 18 cm. (Macmillan's
　pocket Kipling )　　217-884

Kipling, Rudyard.
　　The second jungle book. London,
　Macmillan, 1924.
　　299 p. 18 cm. (Macmillan's pocket
　Kipling)　　217-888

Kipling, Rudyard Joseph.
　　Soldiers three and other stories.
　London, Standard Book, 1930.
　　iii,244 p. 20 cm.　　217-654

Kipling, Rudyard Joseph.
　　The story of the Gadsbys and other
　stories. London, Standard Book, 1930.
　　iii,241 p. 20 cm.　　217-652

Kipling, Rudyard.
　　Wee Willie Winkie and other stories.
　London, Macmillan, 1923.
　　372 p. 18 cm. (Macmillan's pocket
　Kipling)　　 217-887

Kipling, Rudyard Joseph.
　　Wee Willie Winkie and other stories.
　London, Standard Book, 1930.
　　iii,244 p. 20 cm.　　217-650

Bodelsen, Carl Adolf Gottlieb.
　　Aspects of Kipling's art. Manchester,
　The Univ. Press, 1964.
　　x,169 p. 21 cm.　　213-306

Carrington, Charles.
　　Rudyard Kipling; his life and work.
　London, Macmillan, 1955.
　　xxii,549 p. port,. 23 cm.　　213-320

Croft-Cooke, Rupert.
　　Rudyard Kipling. London, Home & Van
　Thal, 1948.
　　107 p. 19 cm. (English novelists)
　　213-512

　　　Lamb, Charles.

Lamb, Charles, & Lamb, Mary.
　　The works of Charles and Mary Lamb. Ed.
　by Thomas Hutchinson. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1924.
　　xii,857 p. port. 19 cm.　　217-746

Lamb, Charles.
　　The works of Charles Lamb. Ed. by
　Thomas Hutchinson. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1924.
　　xlvii,863p. port. 19 cm.　　218-129
　　Bibliog.: p. xvii-xxxix.

Lamb, Charles.
　　Essays of Elia. Ed. with introd. and
　notes by N. L. Hallward, and S. C. Hill.
　London, Macmillan, 1923-25.
　　2 v. 18 cm.　　218-149
　　Ser. 1, 1925. Ser. 2, 1923.

Lamb, Charles.
　　The letters of Charles Lamb. Newly
　arranged, with additions. Edited, with
　introd. and notes, by Alfred Ainger.
　London, Macmillan, 1888.
　　2 v. port. 19 cm.　　219-72

Barnett, George L
　　Charles Lamb: the evolution of Elia.
　Bloomington, Indiana Univ. Press, 1964.
　　xi,286 p. port. 23 cm.　　218-108
　　Bibliog.: p. 270-271.

Morpurgo, J. E., ed.
　　Charles Lamb and Elia. Harmondsworth,
　Penguin Books, 1948.
　　281 p. 18 cm. (Penguin books, 677)
　　213-607

　　　Landor, Walter Savage.

Landor, Walter Savage.
　　Imaginary conversations. London,
　Routledge, [c.1876]
　　2 v. 16 cm. (The new universal library:
　The works of Walter Savage Landor)
　　219-103
　　Contents: -Vol. １. Classical dialogues.
　-Vol. 2. Dialogues of sovereigns and
　statesmen.

　　　Lawrence, David Herbert.

Lawrence, David Herbert.
　　Aaron's rod. London, Heinemann, 1922.
　　312 p. 18 cm.　　217-834

Lawrence, David Herbert.
　　Fantasia of the unconscious and
　Psychoanalysis and the unconscious.
　London, Heinemann, 1961.
　　249 p. 19 cm. (The phoenix ed.)
　　218-131

Lawrence, David Herbert.
　　Lady Chatterley's lover. Tokyo,
　Keimeisha, 1955.
　　395 p. 18 cm.　　217-833

Lawrence, David Herbert.
　　The ladybird. London, M. Secker, 1923.
　　255 p. 18 cm.　　217-832
　　Contents:- The ladybird, The fox, and
　The Captain's doll.

Lawrence, David Herbert.
　　The man who died. London, Heinemann,
　1931.
　　xv,156 p. 18 cm.　　217-838

Lawrence, David Herbert.
　　The rainbow. London, M. Secker, 1929.
　　467 p. 18 cm.　　217-836

Lawrence, David Herbert.
　　Sons and lovers. Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz,
　[n. d.]
　　511 p. 17 cm. (Collection of British
　and American authors, vol. 4879)　　217-837

Lawence, David Herbert.
　　The virgin and the gipsy.
　London, M. Secker, 1930.
　　191 p. 20 cm.　　217-140

Lawrence, David Herbert.
　　Women in love. London, M. Secker, 1921.
　　508 p. 18 cm.　　217-835

Aldington, Richard.
　　Portrait of a genius, but...(The life
　of D. H. Lawrence, 1885-1930) London,
　Heinemann, 1950.
　　vi,367p. illus. port. 22 cm.　　213-644

Freeman, Mary.
　　D. H. Lawrence; a basic study of his
　ideas. New York, Grosset & Dunlap, c.1955.
　　vi,277 p. 21 cm. (The universal library)
　　213-609

Jarrett-Kerr, Martin.
　　D. H. Lawrence and human existence.
　Foreword by T. S. Eliot. London, SCM Press,
　l961
　　157 p. 19 cm.　　213-608

Lawrence, Frieda.
　　The memoirs and correspondence. Ed. by
　E. W. Tedlock. London, Heinemann, c.1961.
　　xvii,437 p. 22 cm.　　218-130

Leavis, Frank Raymond.
　　D. H. Lawrence; novelist. London,
　Chatto & Windus, 1955.
　　318 p. 23 cm.　　213-158A

Moore, Harry T.
　　The intelligent heart; the story of D. H.
　Lawrence. London, W. Heinemann, 1955.
　　xvi,468 p. illus. 22 cm.　　213-421

Moore, Harry T.
　　The life and works of D. H. Lawrence.
　London, G. Allen, 1951.
　　400 p. illus., port. 23cm.　　213-422

Spilka, Mark.
　　The love ethic of D. H. Lawrence.
　Bloomington, Indiana Univ. Press, 1957.
　　xi,244 p. 20 cm.　　217-743

West, Anthony.
　　D. H. Lawrence. London, A. Baker,
　1950.
　　152 p. 19 cm.　　213-576

　　　LeFanu, Joseph Sheridan.

LeFanu, Joseph Sheridan.
　　Best ghost stories of J. S. LeFanu.
　Edited and with an introd. by E. F.
　Bleiler. New Tork, Dover, c.1964.
　　xi,467 p. illus. 22 cm.　　217-778

　　　Lehmann, Rosamond.

Lehmann, Rosamond.
　　The ballad and the source. New York,
　Reynal & Hitchcock, c.1945.
　　312 p. 20 cm.　　217-630

Lehmann, Rosamond.
　　Dusty answer. London, Vanguard Library,
　1952.
　　248 p. 18 cm. (The Vanguard library,
　no. 12)　　217-632

　　　Le Sage, Alain Rene.

Le Sage, Alain Rene.
　　The adventures of Gil Blas of Santillane.
　Tr. from the French of Lesage, by Tobias
　Smollett. With an introd. by William
　Morton Fullerton. London, G. Routledge
　[1866]
　　xxxviii, 442 p. 21 cm. (Library of early
　novelists)　　217-493

　　　Lever, Charles James.

Lever, Charles James.
　　The works of Charles Lever, vol. 1-6.
　New York, P. F. Collier, [1872]
　　6 v. illus. 27 cm.　　214-82
　　Contents: 1. Harry Lorrequer. Tome Burke
　of "ours" 2. The Knight of Gwynne. Davenport
　Dunn. 3. Charles O'Malley. Jack Hinton.
　4. The Dodd family abroad. The confessions
　of Con Gregan. 5. Luttrell of Arran.
　Bramleights of bishop's folly. 6. The
　Daltons. A day's ride.

　　　Lewis, Matthew Gregory.

Lewis, Matthew Gregory.
　　The monk. Original text, variant read-
　ings, and "A note on the text" [by] Louis
　F. Peck. Introd. [by] John Berryman.
　New Yorki, Grove Press, 1959.
　　445 p. 20 cm.　　217-847

Lewis, Matthew Gregory.
　　The monk; a romance. Ed. by E. A. Baker.
　London, G. Routledge, 1929.
　　xvi, 356 p. 21 cm.　　217-494

Peck, Louis F.
　　A life of Matthew G. Lewis. Cambridge,
　Harvard Univ. Press, 1961.
　　ix, 331 p. 24 cm.　　213-432

　　　Lewis, Sinclair.

Lewis, Sinclair.
　　Arrowsmith. New York, Harcourt, 1925.
　　448 p. 20 cm.　　217-752

Lewis, Sinclair.
　　Babbitt. New York, Grosset & Dunlap,
　c.1922.
　　401 p. 20 cm.　　217-754

Lewis, Sinclair.
　　Elmer Gantry. New York, Grosset &
　Dunlap, 1929.
　　432 p. 20 cm.　　217-755

　　　Lewis, Wyndham.

Lewis, Wyndham.
　　Tarr. London, Chatto and Windus, 1928.
　　326 p. 18 cm. (The phoenix library)
　　217-761

　　　Lodge, Thomas.

Lodge, Thomas.
　　Lodge's 'Rosalynde' being the original
　of Shakespeare's 'As you like it', ed. by
　W. W. Greg. London, Chatto and Windus,
　1907.
　　xxix, 209 p. illus. 18 cm. (The
　Shakespeare library)　　217-496

Paradise, Nathaniel Burton.
　　Thomas Lodge; the history of an
　Elizabethan. New Haven, Yale Univ.
　Press, 1931.
　　vii, 254 p. 24 cm.　　213-427

　　　Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth.

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth.
　　The poetical works of Longfellow.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1928.
　　viii, 886 p. port. 19 cm.
　　215-406

　　　Lowell, James Russell.

Lowell, James Russell.
　　My study windows. With an introd. by
　Richard Garnett. London, Walter Scott
　[1892]
　　xvi, 378 p. 18 cm. (The Scott library)
　　218-164

　　　Lyly, John.

Lyly, John.
　　The complete works. Now for the first time
　colected and edited from the earliest quartos,
　With life, bibliography, essays, notes, and
　index, by R. Warwick Bond. Oxford, Clarendon
　Press, 1902.
　　3 v. facs. 23 cm.　　214-56A
　　Contents: Vol. 1. Life. Euphues; the anatomy
　of wyt ... Entertainments. -2. Euphues and
　his England. The plays. -3. The plays
　(continued) Anti-Martinist work. Poems.
　Glossary and general index.

Hunter, G K
　　John Lyly; the humanist as courtier.
　London, Routledge, 1962.
　　ix, 376 p. 23 cm.　　213-387

　　　Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton
　　　　Bulwer, 1st baron.

Lytton, Sir Edward George Earle Lytton
　Bulwer, 1st baron
　　[Works] New York, J. W. Lovell
　　11 v. 20 cm.　　214-95
　　Contents: -1. The Caxtons; a family picture.
　1883. -2. Devereux; a tale. [1835] -3.
　Ernest Maltravers and Alice; or, The mysteries.
　[n. d.] -4. Kenelm Chillingly; his adventures
　and opinions. 1883. -5. The last of the
　Barons. [1883] -6. Last days of Pompeii.
　[1850] -7. "My novel;" or, Varieties in
　English life. By Pisistratus Caxton. 1883.
　-8. Pelham; or, Adventures of a gentleman.
　[1848] -9. The parisians. [1883] -10. Paul
　Clifford. [1848] -ll. A strange story.
　[n. d.]

Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer,
　1st baron.
　　The caxtons. London, T. Nelson, 1903.
　　560 p. frontispeace. 16 cm.　　 217-740

Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer,
　1st baron.
　　Harold. London, Ward, Lock, 1910.
　　592 p. 18 cm.　　217-742

Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer-
　Lyttor. 1st baron, 1803-1873.
　　Letters of the late Edward Bulwer, Lord
　Lytton, to his wife. With extracts from
　her Mss. "Autobiography," and other docu-
　ments. Published in vindication of her
　memory. By Louisa Devey. New York, G. W.
　Dillingham, 1889.
　　451 p. 19 cm.　　219-73

Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer,
　1st baron.
　　Night and morning. London, Cassell,
　1904.
　　385 p. 19 cm. (Cassell's standard
　library )　　217-742

Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer,
　1st baron.
　　Pelham; or, Adventures of a gentleman.
　Boston, Knight a Millet, [n. d.]
　　481 p. illus. 20 cm.　　217-739

Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer,
　1st, baron.
　　Rienzi; the last of the roman tribunes.
　London, G. Routledge, ［1848]
　　569 p. 20 cm.　　217-581

Lytton, Edward Robert Bulwer, 1st Earl of.
　　The life, letters and literary remains of
　Edward Bulwer, Lord Lytton, by his son.
　London, K. Paul, 1883.
　　2 v. port. 21 cm.　　213-40

Lytton, Victor Alexander George Robert Bulwer,
　Earl of Lytton.
　　Bulwer-Lytton, by the Earl of Lytton.
　London, Home & Van Thal, 1948.
　　111 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　213-565

Lytton, Victor Alexander George Robert
　Bulwer-Lytton, 2d earl of.
　　The life of Edward Bulwer, First Lord
　Lytton, by his grandson, the Earl of
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　　2 v. port. 23 cm.　　213-407

　　　Macaulay, Rose.

Macaulay, Rose.
　　Dangerous ages. London, W. Collins,
　[n. d.]
　　27O p. 16 cm.　　217-713

　　　Macaulay, Thomas Babington.

Macauley, Thomas Babington.
　　Hacaulay; prose aJld poetry. Selected
　by G. M. Young. London, Hart-Davis,
　1952.
864 p. 21 cm.　　218-132

　　　McKenna, Stephen.

McKenna, Stephen.
　　The oldest god; a novel. Boston,
　Little, Brown, 1926.
　　353 p. 20 cm.　　217-561

McKenna, Stephen.
　　The reluctant lover. London, H. Jenkins,
　[n. d.]
　　311 p. 18 cm.　　217-563

McKenna, Stephen.
　　Sonia; Between two worlds. 13. ed.
　London, Methuen, 1918.
　　404 p. 20 cm.　　217-562

　　　Mackenzie, Henry.

Mackenzie, Henry.
　　The man of feeling and The man of the
　world. London, G. Routledge & Sons
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　　viii,424 p. 16 cm. (The new unibersal
　library )　　217-678

　　　Malory, Sir Thomas.

Malory, Sir Thomas.
　　The works. Ed. by Eugene Vinaver.
Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1947.
　　3 v. facs. 23 cm.　　214-71

Malory, Sir Thomas.
　　The works of Sir Thomas Malory. Ed. by
　Eugene Vinaver. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1954.
　　xviii,919 p. 19 cm.　　2l4-85

Malory, Sir Thomas.
　　Le morte d'Arthur. London, J. M.
　Dent, 1947.
　　2 v. 18 cm. (Everyman's library,
　romance)　　217-A227

Malory, Sir Thomas.
　　Le morte d'Arthur. Sir Thomas Malory's
　book of King Arthur and of his noble
　knights of the round table. The text of
　Caxton. Ed., with an introd., by Sir
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　Macmillan, 1931.
　　1vi,509 p. 19 cm.　　217-A229

Bennett, J. A. W., ed.
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　&c. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1963.
　　vii,147 p. 23 cm.　　217-A230
　　Bibliog.: p. 146-147.

　　　Mandeville, John.

Mandeville, Sir John.
　　The Bodley version of Mandeville's
　travels. From Bodleian MS. E Musaeo
　116 with parallel extracts from the
　Latin text of British Museum MS. Royal
　13 E. ix. Ed. by M. C. Seymour.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1963.
　　xx,188p. facs. 22 cm. (Early
　English Text Society. [Publications.
　Original series] no. 253)　　219-120

　　　Mansfield, Katherine.

Mansfield, Katherine.
　　Collected stories of Katherine
　Mansfield. London, Constable, 1956.
　　793 p. 19 cm.　　214-81
　　Contents: Bliss. The Garden-Party.
　The Doves' nest. Something childish.
　In a German Pension.

Mansfield, Katherine.
　　The doll's house and other stories.
　Hamburg, The Albatross, c.1934.
　　242 p. 18 cm. (The Albatross modern
　continental library, vol. 225)　　217-626

Mansfield, Katherine.
　　The doves' nest and other stories.
　London, Constable, 1923.
　　xxiii,197 p. 19 cm.　　217-628

Mansfield, Katherine.
　　The garden party and other stories.
　Hamburg, The Albatross, c.1934.
　　250 p. 18 cm. (The Albatross modern
　continental library, vol. 22)　　217-625

Mansfield, Katherine.
　　In a German pension. London, Constable,
　1929.
　　x,144 p. 18 cm.　　217-629

Mansfield, Katherine.
　　Journal of Katherine Mansfield. Ed. by
　J. Middleton Murry. Hamburg, Albatross,
　c.1933.
　　273 p. 18 cm. (The Albatross modern
　continental library, vol. 52)　　219-87

Alpers, Antony.
　　Katherine Mansfield. London, J. Cape,
　1954.
　　xvi,376 p. illus. 21 cm.　　213-681

Berkman, Sylvia.
　　Katherine Mansfield; a critical study.
　New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1951.
　　246 p. port. 21 cm.　　213-680
　　Bibliog.: p. 231-236.

Daly, Saralyn R.
　　Katherine Mansfield. New York, Twayne,
　c.1965.
　　143 p. 21 cm.　　213-679

　　　Marlowe, Christopher.

Marlowe, Christopher.
　　The works. Ed. by C. F. Tucker Brooke.
　Oxford, Clarendon, 1929.
　　vi,664 p. 20 cm.　　216-216

Henderson, Philip.
　　Christopher Marlowe. London, Longmans,
　Green, 1952.
　　viii,162p. facs., port. 20 cm. (Men
　and books)　　213-197A

　　　Mrryat, Frederick.

Marryat, Frederick, capt.
　　The children of the new forest. London,
　J. M. Dent, 1905.
　　viii,308 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's
　library)　　217-816

Marryat, Frederick, capt.
　　The king's own. London, J. M. Dent,
　[1830]
　　xi,450 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's library)
　　217-841

　Marryat, Frederick.
　　Masterman Ready, by Captain Marryat.
　London, Collins. Clear-Type Press,
　[n. d.]
　　296 p. pl. 19 cm.　　217-906

Marryat, Frederick.
　　Mr. Midshipman Easy. New York, T. Y.
　Crowell [n.d.]
　　327 p. 19 cm.　　217-768

Marryat, Frederick, capt.
　　Percival Keene. London, J. M. Dent,
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　　viii,409 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's
　library)　　217-813

Warner, Oliver.
　　Captain Marryat; a rediscovery. London,
　Constable, 1953.
　　210 p. pl., port. 22 cm.　　213-482

　　　Masefield, John.

Masefield, John.
　　The collected poems. London, W. Heineman,
　l938.
　　xii,1136 p. 21 cm.　　215-414

　　　Massinger, Phillip.

Massinger, Philip,
　　Philip Massinger, ed. , with an introd.
　and notes, by Arthur Symons. Unexpurgated
　ed. London, Vizetel1y, 1887.
　　2 v. port. 20 cm. (The mermaid ser.
　The best plays of the old dramatists)
　　216-172

　　　Maturin Charles Robert.

Maturin, Charles Robert.
　　Melmoth the vanderer; a tale. Introd.
　by William F. Axton. Lincoln, Univ. of
　Nebraska Press, c.1961.
　　xxii,412 p. 21 cm. (A Bison Book)
　　217-849

　　　Maugham, William Somerset.

Maugham, William Somerset.
　　Altogether; being the collected Stories.
　London, W. Heinemann, 1935.
　　xxxii, 1522 p. 21 cm.　　214-23A
　　Collection of thirty short stories
　written from 1919 to 1931.

Maugham, William Somerset.
　　Cakes ann ale; or, The Skeleton in the
　cupboard. Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz, 1931.
　　287 p. 17 cm. (Collection of British
　and American authors. Vol. 4978)　　217-686

Maugham, William Somerset.
　　Catalina; a romance. New York,
　Doubleday , 1948.
　　275 p. 21 cm.　　217-861

Maugham, William Somerset.
　　The moon and sixpence; a novel.
　Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz, 1932.
　　286 p. 17 cm. (Collection of British
　and American authors. Vol. 5026)　　217-687

Maugham, William Somerset.
　　Of human bondage. New York, Random
　House, c.1915.
　　760 p. 19 cm. (The modern library of
　the World's best books)　　217-791

Maugham, William Somerset.
　　Ten novels and their authors. London,
　Heinemann, 1954.
　　3O6 p. 22 cm.　　217-862

Maugham, William Somerset.
　　Points of view. London, Heineman,
　c.1958.
　　255 p. 20 cm.　　218-152A

Maugham, William Somerset.
　　The razor's edge. London, Heineman,
　1944.
　　284 p. 19 cm.　　217-860

Maugham, William Somerset.
　　Theatre. London, Heinemann, 1939.
　　xiii,293 p. 19 cm. (The collected
　edition of the works of W. Somerset
　Maugham)　　217-825

Maugham , William Somerset.
　　The writer's point of view. London,
　National Book League, 1951.
　　23 p. 19 cm. (National Book League
　annual lecture, 9)　　218-119

　　　Melville, Herman.

Melville , Herman.
　　Selected tales and poems. Ed. by
　Richard Chase. New York, Rinehart,
　c,1948.
　　xxiv,417 p. 19 cm. (Rinehart ed. 36)
　　217-821

　　　Meredith, George.

Meredith, George.
　　The adventures of Harry Richmond.
　London, Constable, 1919.
　　vii,569 p. 17 cm,　　217-52A

Meredith, George.
　　The amazing marriage. London,
　Constable, 1919.
　　viii,511p. 20 cm. (The works of
　George Meredith, standard ed.)　　217-53A

Meredith, George.
　　Beauchamp's career. London, Constable,
　1922.
　　viii,631 p. 18 cm. (The works of
　George Meredith, Mickleham ed. )
　　217-54A

Meredith, George.
　　Diana of the crossways; a novel.
　London, Constable, 1922.
　　x,449 p. 18 cm. (The works of George
　Meredith, Mickleham ed.)　　217-655

Meredith, George.
　　The egoist; a comedy in narrative.
　London, Constable, 1922.
　　viii,626p. 18 cm. (The works of
　George Meredith, Mickleham ed.)
　　217-57A

Meredith, George.
　　An essay on Comedy and the uses of the
　comic, spirit. London, Constable, 1927.
　　105 p. 18 cm. (The works of George
　Meredith, Mickleham edition)　　218-103

Meredith , George.
　　Evan Harrington; a novel. London,
　Constable, 1922.
　　vii,572 p. 18 cm. (The works of George
　Meredith , Mickleham ed.)　　217-56A

Meredith, George.
　　Letters of George Meredith, collected
　and edited by his son. London, Constable,
　1912.
　2 v. port. 23cm.　　 219-74

Meredith, George.
　　Lord Ormont and his Aminta; a novel.
　London, Constable, 1924.
　　viii,354 p. 18 cm. (The works of
　George Meredith, Mickleham ed.)
　　217-656

Meredith, George.
　　One of our conquerors. London, Constable,
　1919.
　　vii,514 p. 20 cm. (The works 0f George
　Meredith, Standard ed.)　　217-58A

Meredith, George.
　　The ordeal of Richard Fevere1; a history
　of father and son. London, Constable,
　1922.
　　vii,558 p. 18 crB. (The works of George
　Meredith, Mickleham ed.) 　　217-59A

Meredith, George.
　　The poetical works of George Meredith.
　With some notes by G. M. Trevelyan. London,
　Constable, 1912.
　　xv,623 p. 21 cm.　　215-316

Meredith, George.
　　Rhoda Fleming; a story. London,
　Constable, 1931.
　　499 p. 20cm. (The works of George
　　Meredith, standard ed.)　　 217-60A

Meredith, George.
　　Sandra Belloni, originally Emilia in
　England. London, Constable, 1924.
　　viii,610 p. 18 cm. (The works of
　George Meredith, Mickleham ed.)
　　217-61A

Meredith, George.
　　Selected poems. London, Constable,
　1919.
　　245 p. 18 cm.　　215-367

Meredith, George.
　　The shaving of shagpat; an Arabian
　entertainment. London, Constable, 1924.
　　vi,307 p. 18 cm. (The works of George
　Meredith, Mickleham ed.)　　217-62A

Meredith, George.
　　Short stories. London, Constable,
　1924.
　　373p. 18 cm. (The works of George
　Meredith, Mickleham ed.)　　217-658

Meredith, George.
　　The tragic comedians; a study in a
　well-known story. London, Constable,
　1924.
　　201 p. 18 cm. (The works of George
　Meredith, Mickleham ed.)　　217-657

Meredith, George.
　　Vittoria. London, Constable, 1924.
　　vii,629p. 18cm. (The works of
　George Meredith, Mickleham ed.)
　　217-63A

Ellis, Stewart Marsh.
　　George Meredith; his life and friends in
　relation to his work. London, G. Richards,
　1920.
　　326 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-346

Gretton, Mary Sturge.
　　The writings a life of George Meredith.
　A centenary study. London, Oxford Univ.
　Press, 1926.
　　viii,25O p. port. 20 cm.　　213-69A

Hammerton, J A
　　George Meredith in anecdote and criticism.
　London, G. Richards, 1909.
　　xi,391 p. pl., port. 23 cm.　　213-369

Kelvin, Norman.
　　A troubled Eden; nature and society in the
　works of George Meredith. Edinburgh, Oliver
　and Boyd, 1961.
　　ix,250 p. 23 cm.　　213-393

Lindsay, Jack.
　　George Meredith; his life and work.
　London, Bodley Head, 1956.
　　420 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-124A

Priestley, John Boynton.
　　George Meredith. London, Macmillan,
　1926.
　　vii,204 p. 20 cm. (English men of
　letters)　　213-437

Sassoon, Siegfried.
　　Meredith. London, Constable, 1948.
　　viii,269p. port. 24 cm.　　213-120A

Sitwell, Sir Osbert.
　　The novels of George Meredith and
　some notes on the English novel.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1947.
　　12 p. 25 cm.　　210-161
　　At head of tit1e: The English
　Association. Presidential address, 1947.

Stevenson, Lionel.
　　The ordeal of George Meredith. London,
　P. Owen, 1954.
　　368 p. port. 24 cm.　　213-127A
　　Bibliog. : p. 357-359.

Wright, Walter Francis.
　　Art and substance in George Meredith;
　a study in narative. [Lincoln] Univ.
　of Nebraska Press, c.1953.
　　ix,211 p. 21 cm.　　217-769

　　　Milne, Alan Alexander.

Milne , Alan Alexander.
　　Second plays. london, Chatto and
　Windus , 1928.
　　xv,266 p. 18 cm. (The Phoenix
　Library)　　216-209
　　Contents: Make-believe, Mr. Pin passes
　by, The Camberley triangle, The romantic
　age, The stepmother.

　　　Milton, John.

Milton, John.
　　Areopagitica and other prose works.
　London, J. M. Dent, 1950.
　　xvi,306 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's
　library)　　218-124

Milton, John.
　　Milton's Samson Agonistes. With intro-
　duction, notes, glossary and indexes by
　A. W. Verity. Cambridge, The Univ. Press,
　1925.
　　lxvi,17O p. 18 cm. (Pitt Press Series)
　　215-388

Milton, John.
　　Of education, Areopagitica, [&] The
　commonwealth. With early biographies of
　Milton, introd., and notes, ed. by Laura
　E. Lockwood, Boston, Houghton Mifflin,
　1911.
　　lxxxvi,205 p. 18 cm. (The riverside
　literature series)　　218-125

Milton, John.
　　Paradise lost. Ed. by A. W. Verity
　Cambridge, The Univ. Press, 1921.
　　lxxii,750 p. 20 cm.　　215-317

Milton, John.
　　The poetical works of John Milton.
　With introductions by David Masson, London,
　Macmillan, 1929.
　　xi,625 p. 20 cm. (The globe edition)
　　215-387

Bailey, John.
　　Milton. London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1947-
　　256 p. 17 cm. (The Home University
　library of modern knowledge 103)　　213-552
　　Bibliog.: p. 250-253.

Grierson, Sir Herbert J. C.
　　Milton & Wordsworth, poets and prophets ;
　a study of their reactions to political
　events. London, Chatto & Windus, 1960.
　　x,185 p. 23 cm.　　212-40A

Pattison, Mark.
　　Milton. London, Macmillan, 1923.
　　vi,227 p. 20 cm. (English men of letters)
　　213-553

Tillyard, Eustace Mandeville Wetenhall.
　　Milton. Lorldon, Chatto & Windus, 1951.
　　396 p. 23 cm.　　213-168A

　　　Mitford, Mary Russell.

Mitford, Mary Russell.
　　Our village. London, W. Scott, [1891]
　　xvii,290 p. 18 cm. (The Scott
　library)　　219-106

Mitford, Mary Russell.
　　Our village; sketches of rural character
　and scenery. London, G. Bell & sons, 1892-
　1901 [v. 1. 19O1]
　　2 v. illus. 19 cm.　　219-75

Mitford, Mary Russell.
　　Sketches of English life wd character.
　London, Bodley Head, 1928.
　　320 p. 18 cm. (The weekend library)
　　219-107

Roberts , William James.
　　Mary Russell Mitford; the tragedy of a
　blue stocking. London, A. Melrose, 1913.
　　391 p. pl., port. 23 cm.　　213-444

　　　Moore, George.

Moore, George.
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Moore, George.
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　　vi,415 p. 20 cm.　　217-498

Moore, George.
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Moore, George.
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Moore, George.
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　　ix, 505 p. 20 cm.　　217-499

Hone, Joseph.
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　　515 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-384

　　　Moore, Thomas.

Moore, Thomas.
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　　　Morris, William.

Morris , William.
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Morris, William.
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Morris , William.
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Morris , William.
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Morris , William.
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Morris, William.
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Morris, William.
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Grey, Lloyd Eric.
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　　　Nashe, Thomas

Nashe, Thomas.
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Hibbard, George Richard.
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　　　Orwell, George.

Orwell, George.
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Hollis, Christopher.
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　　　Ossian.

Ossian.
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　　　Owen, Robert.

Owen, Robert.
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　　　Owen, Wilfred.

Owen, Wilfred.
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　　　Pater, Walter.

Pater, Walter.
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　　Contents: vol. 1. The renaissance; studies
　in art and poetry. 1928. -2. Marius the
　epicurean; his sensations and ideas. 1927.
　-3. Imaginary portraits. 1929. -4. Appreci-
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　series of lectures. 1934. -7. Miscellaneous
　studies; a series of essays. 1928.

Benson , Arthur Christopher.
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Cecil, Lord David.
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Johnson, R V
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　　　Peacock, Thomas Love.

Peacock, Thomas Love.
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Peacock, Thomas Love.
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　　xxiv,244 p. illus. 18 cm.　　217-734

Peacock, Thomas Love.
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Peacock, Thomas Love.
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　　xxii,326 p. illus. 18 cm.　　217-735

Peacock, Thomas Love.
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Peacock, Thomas Love.
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　　xii,982 p. 21 cm.　　217-501
　　Contents: Headlong hall. Melincourt.
　Nightmare Abbey. Maid Marian, The
　misfortunes of Elphin. Crotchet castle.
　Gryll grange.

Campbell, O1wen W
　　Thomas Love Peacock. London, Arthur
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　　104 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　213-663

Priestley, John Boynton.
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　　viii,215 p. 20 cm. (English men of
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　　　Pepys, Samuel.

Pepys , Samuel.
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　　219-l00

　　　Pope, Alexander.

Pope, Alexander.
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　　xxxi, 93 p. 18 cm.　　215-420

Pope , Alexander.
　　The poetical works of Alexander Pope.
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　　lil,505 p. 20 cm. (The Globe edition)
　　215-422

Pope, Alexander.
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　introd. & notes, by John Churton Collins.
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　　xxxii,56 p. 18 cm.　　215-421

Cunningham, Joseph Sandy.
　　Pope: The rape of the lock. London,
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　　62 p. 19 cm. (Studies in English
　literature, no. 2)　　215-419
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Dobree, Bonamy.
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　no. 70)　　213-661

MacDonald, Wilbert Lorne.
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　eighteenth century personalities. London,
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　　x,340 p. illus., port. 23 cm.　　213-408

Tillotson, Geoffrey.
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　　vi,278 p. 23 cm.　　210-62B

　　　Porter, Jane.

Porter, Jane.
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　　　Powys, Theodore Francis.

Powys, Theodore Francis.
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　　　Radcliffe, Ann.

Radcliffe, Ann.
　　The confessional of the black penitents.
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　　403 p. illus. 23 cm.　　217-503

Grant, Aline.
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　　153 p. 23 cm.　　213-359

　　　Reade, Charles.

Reade, Charles.
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　　16 v. illus. 2l cm.　　214-88
　　Contents; 1. Foul play. 2. A woman-hater.
　3. A simpleton. 4. Love me little, love me
　long. 5. A terrible temptation. 6-7. The
　cloister and the hearth. 8. Griffith Gaunt;
　or, Jealousy. 9. Peg Woffington and other
　stories. 10-ll. It is never too late to
　mend. 12-13. Put yourself in his place.
　14. Hard cash, pt. 1. l5. Hard cash, pt. 2.
　The wandering heir. l6. The course of true love
　never did run smooth and other stories.

Reade, Charles.
　　The cloister and the hearth. London,
　J. M. Dent, 1906.
　　703 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's library,
　no. 29)　　217-308A

Reade, Charles.
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　　688 p. illus. l6 cm.　　217-589

Reade, Charles.
　　Peg Woffington, and Christie Johnstone.
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　　ix,329 p. 18 cm. (Everyman's
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Burns , Wayne.
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　　360 p. 23 cm.　　213-317

　　　Reid, Forrest.

Reid, Forrest.
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　　243 p. 23 cm.　　213-682

　　　Richardson, Samuel.

Richardson, Samue1.
　　The works. With a prefatory chapter of
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　　12 v. port. 23 cm.　　214-25A
　　Contents: -v. 1-3. Pamela. -v. 4-8. The
　history of Clarissa Harlowe. -v. 9-12. The
　history of Sir Charles Grandison.

Richardson, Samue1.
　　Clarissa; or, The history of a young lady.
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　xiv,786 p. 19 cm. (The modern library
　of the world's best books)　　217-875

Richardson, Samuel.
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　　xxi,516 p. 22 cm. (Riverside ed., B69)
　　217-666

Richardson, Samuel.
　　Familiar letters on important occasions.
　With an introd. by Brian W. Downs. London,
　G. Routledge, 1928.
　　xl,252 p. 23 cm. (The English library)
　　219-77

Richardson, Samuel.
　　Selected letters of Samuel Richardson.
　Ed., with an introd. by John Carroll.
　Oxford, Clarendon, 1964.
　　350 p. port. 23 cm.　　219-76

Dobson, Austin.
　　Semuel Richardson. London, Macmillan,
　1902.
　　213 p. 19 cm. (English men of letters)
　　213-339

Dottin, Paul.
　　Samuel Richardson, 1689-1761; imprimeur
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　　xx,521 p. port. 21 cm.　　213-34l

Golden, Morris.
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Kreissman , Bernard.
　　Pamela-Shamela; a study of the criti-
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　Nebraska, The Univ. Press, c.1960.
　　98 p. 23 cm. (Nebraska paperback)
　　211-l04

McKillop, Alan Dugald.
　　Samuel Richardson; printer and novelist.
　Hamden, Conn. , Shoe String, 1960.
　　xi,357 p. 24 cm.　　213-41l
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Sale, William M. , Jr.
　　Samuel Richardson; master printer.
　Ithaca, N. Y., Cornell Univ. Press, 1950.
　　vi,389 p. illus. 24 cm.　　213-449

Thomson, Clara Linklater.
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　critical study. London, H. Marshall, 1900.
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　　　Rossetti, Christina Georgina.

Rossetti , Christina Georgina.
　　The poetical works of Christina Georgina
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　1924.
　　lxxi,507 p. 20 cm.　　215-321

Birkhead, Edith.
　　Christina Rossetti & her poetry. London,
　G. G. Harrap, 1930.
　126p. port. 17 cm. (Poetry & life ser.)
　　215-309

　　　Rossetti Dante Gabriel.

Fleming, Gordon H.
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　　　Ruskin, John.

Ruskin, John.
　　Praeterita; outlines of scenes and
　thoughts perhaps worthy of memory in my
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　　xxii,592 p. 21 cm.　　213-616

Ruskin, John.
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　　284 p. port. 16 cm.　　218-115

　　　Sackville-West, Victoria.

Sackville-West, Victoria Mary.
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　　250 p. 19 cm.　　217-679

　　　Saintsbury, George.

Saintsbury, George.
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　　xvii,4O8 p. 16 cm. (The world's
　classics, 506)　　218-144

　　　Sassoon, Siegfried.

Sassoon, Siegfried.
　　Memoirs of a fox-hunting man. London,
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　no. 1)　　217-807

Sassoon , Siegfried.
　　Sherston's progress. Leipzig,
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　　　Scott, Sir Walter.

Scott, Sir Walter.
　　Waverley novels. Centenary edition.
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　　24 v. illus. 20 cm.　　214-73
　　Contents :-
　1. Waverley; or, 'Tis sixty years since.
　2. Guy mannering; or, The astrologer.
　3. The antiquary. 4. Rob Roy. 5. Old
　mortality. 6. A legend of Montrose and the
　black dwarf. 7. The heart of Mid-Lothian.
　8. The bride of Lammermoor. 10. The
　monastery. 11. The abbot; being a sequel to
　The monastery. 12. Kenilworth. 13. The
　pirate. l4. The fortunes of Nige1.
　15. Peveril of the peak. 16. Quentin Durward.
　17. St. Ronan's well. 18. Redgauntlet,; a
　tale of the eighteenth century. 19. The
　betrothed; a tale of the crusaders.
　20. The talisman; a tale of the crusaders.
　21. Woodstock; or, The cavalier. 22. The
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　of the mist. 24. Count Robert of Paris.
　25. The surgeon's daughter and castle
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Scott, Sir Walter.
　　[Works] Vo1. 3. 7-8. ll-13. London,
　Macmillan ,
　　6 v. 18 cm.　　214-99
　　Contents: Vol. 3. Marmion; a tale of
　Plodden field, in six cantos. 1911.
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　-ll. Ivanhoe. 1921. -12. Old mortality.
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Scott, Sir Walter.
　　The journal of Sir Walter Scott. The
　text revised from a photostat in the
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　　xii,850 p. 23 cm.　　219-78

Scott, Sir Walter.
　　The poetical works of Sir Walter
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　　xliii,559 p. 20 cm.　　215-392

Buchan, John.
　　Sir Walter Scott. London. Cassell, 1932.
　　387 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-312

Davie, Donald.
　　The heyday of Sir Walter Scott. London,
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　　vii,168 p. 23 cm.　　213-334

Fiske, Christabel F
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　Waverley novels. New Haven, Yale Univ.
　Press, 1940.
　　xxvi,14l p. 26 cm.　　217-479

Gwynn, Stephen.
　　The life of Sir Walter Scott. London,
　Thornton Butterworth, 1932.
　　384 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-365

Hutton, Richard Holt.
　　Sir Walter Scott. London, Macmillan,
　1918.
　　viii,182 p. 18 cm. (English men of
　letters)　　213-617

Lockhart, John Gibson.
　　The life of Sir Walter Scott. Abridged,
　& newly ed., with notes, etc. London,
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　　viii,376 p. port. 18 cm.　　213-567

Lockhart, John Gibson.
　　The life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart.,
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　　xii,806 p. illus., port. 24. cm.
　　213-586

Pearson , Hesketh.
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　　xi,295 p. port. 23 cm.　　213-431

Pope-Hennessy, Una.
　　The Laird of Abbotsford; an informal
　presentation of Sir Walter Scott.
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　　310 p. 22 cm.　　213-514

Pope-Hennessy, Una.
　　Sir Walter Scott. London, Home & Van
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　　101 p. 19 cm. (The English novelists)
　　213-590

Welsh, Alexander.
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　English, vol. 154)　　217-512

Yonge, Charles Duke.
　　Life and writings of Sir Walter Scott.
　New York, W. Scott, [n. a.]
　　xlix,206 p. 18 cm. (Great writers)
　　213-618
　　Bibliog.: p. i-xlix.

　　　Seymour, Beatrice Kean.

Seymour, Beatrice Kean.
　　False spring. Leipzig, B. Tauchnitz,
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　　326 p. 17 cm. (Collection of
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　　　Shakespeare, William.

Shakespeare , William.
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Shakespeare, William.
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　　lx,214 p. 23 cm. (The Arden Shakes-
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Shakespeare, William.
　　As you like it. Ed. by J. W. Holme.
　London, Methuen, 1920.
　　xl,119 p. 23 cm. (The Arden Shakes-
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Shakespeare , William.
　　The tragedy of Julius Caesar. Ed. by
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　　xciii,18o p. 23 cm. (The Arden Shakes-
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Shakespeare, William.
　　The tragedy of King Lear. Ed. by W. J.
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　　lxiv,250 p. 23 cm. (The Arden Shakes-
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Shakespeare, William.
　　Macbeth. Ed. by Henry Cunigham.
　London, Methuen, 1934.
　　xlix,155 p. 23 cm. (The Arden Shakes-
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Shakespeare , William.
　　A midsummer-night's dream. Edited by
　Henry Cuningham. London, Methuen, 1930
　　lxiii,181 p. 23 cm. (The Arden
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Shakespeare, William.
　　Much also about nothing. Ed. by Grace R.
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　　xxvii,161 p. 23 cm. (The Arden Shakes-
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Shakespeare, William.
　　The tragedy of Othello. Ed. by H. C.
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　　xliv,256 p. 23 cm. (The Arden Shakes-
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Shakespeare, William.
　　The tragedy of Romeo and. Juliet. Ed. by
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　　xxxvii,199 p. 23 cm. (The Arden Shakes-
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Shakespeare, William.
　　The tempest. Ed. by Morton Luce.
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　　lxx,184 p. 23 cm. (The Arden Shakes-
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Shakespeare, William.
　　The Arden edition of the works of
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Shakespeare , William.
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　lvi,285 p. 23 cm. (The Arden edition
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Shakespeare , William.
　　King Lear. 8. ed. Ed. by Kenneth Muir.
　London, Methuen, 1952.
　　lxiv,256 p. 23 cm. (The Arden edition
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　　214-19A(KL)

Shakespeare, William.
　　Macbeth. 8. ed. Ed. by Kenneth Muir.
　London, Methuen, 1953.
　　lxxiv,200 p. 23 cm. (The Arden edition
　of the works of William Shakespeare)
　　214-19A(M)

Shakespeare, William.
　　The merchant of Venice. 7. ed. Ed. by
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　　lviii,174 p. 23 cm. (The Arden edition
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　　214-19A(ME)

Shakespeare, William.
　　The tempest. 5. ed. Ed. by Frank Kermode.
　London, Methuen, 1954.
　　lxxxviii,167 p. 23 cm. (The Arden edition
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Shakespeare , William.
　　The winter's tale. Ed. by J. H. P.
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　　lxxxix,225 p. 23 cm. (The Arden
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　　214-19A(W)

Shakespeare , William.
　　Mr. William Shakespeares comedies , histo-
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　　xxix,889 p. port. 29 cm.　　214-24A

Shakespeare, William.
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Shakespeare, William.
　　Antony and Cleopatra. Cambridge,
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　　xlvii,262 p. pl. 18 cm. (The works
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Shakespeare, William.
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　　xviii,181p. port. 18 cm. (The works
　of Shakespeare)　　214-52A(As)

Shakespeare, William.
　　Hamlet; the tragedy of Hamlet, prince of
　Denmark. Cambridge, The Univ. Press, 1934.
　　xcvii,290 p. port. 18 cm. (The works of
　Shakespeare)　　214-52A(H)

Shakespeare, William.
　　Julius Caesar. Cambridge, The Univ.
　Press, 1949.
　xlvii,219 p. port. 18 cm. (The
　works of Shakespeare)　　214-52A(J)

Shakespeare, William.
　　Measure for measure. Cambridge, The
　Univ. Press, 1922.
　　xliii,176 p. port. 18 cm. (The works
　of Shakespeare)　　214-52A(Me)

Shakespeare, William.
　　A midsummer-night's dream. Cambridge,
　The Univ. Press, 1924.
　　xix,176p. pl. 18cm. (The works of
　Sbakespeare)　　214-52A(Mi)

Shakespeare, William.
　　The tempest. Cambridge, The Univ. Press,
　1921.
　　lx,116 p. port. 18 cm. (The works of
　Shakespeare)　　214-52A(Te)

Shakespeare, William.
　　The works of William Shakespeare. New
　ed., ed. by William George Clark & William
　Aldis Wright. London, Macmillan, 1930.
　　viii,1211 p. 19 cm.　　216-247

Shakespeare, William.
　　As you like it. London, Faber & Gwyer,
　[n. d.]
　　185-207 p. 32 cm.　　216-206
　　A facsimile of the first folio text.

Shakespeare , William.
　　Coriolanus. Ed. by A. W. Verity.
　Cambridge, The Univ. Press, 1929,
　　xxxvi,252 p. 17 cm. (The Pitt Press
　Shakespeare for schools)　　216-214

Shakespeare, William.
　　Hamlet. Ed. by A. W. Verity.
　Cambridge, The Univ. Press, 1935.
　　lviii,262 p. 17 cm. (The Pitt Press
　Shakespeare for schools)　　216-215

Shakespeare, William.
　　Shakespeare's Hamlet; the first quarto
　1603. Cambridge, Mass. , Harvard Univ.
　Press, 1931.
　　72 p. 2O cm.　　216-248
　Reproduced in facsimile from the copy
　in the Henry E. Huntington Library.

Shakespeare , William.
　　King Henry the Fourth. Introd. & notes
　by K. Deighton. London, Macmillan, 1929.
　　2 v. 18 cm.　　216-244

Shakespeare, William.
　　King Henry the Eighth. Ed. by K.
　Deighton. London, Macmillan, 1925.
　　xlv,232 p. 18 cm.　　216-239

Shakespeare, William.
　　King Lear, ed. by A. W. Verity.
　Cambridge, The Univ. Press, 1906.
　　xl,260 p. 17 cm. (The Pitt Press
　Shakespeare for schools)　　216-211

Shakespeare, William.
　　Macbeth. Introd. & notes by K.
　Deighton. London, Macmillan, 1926.
　　xxxix,223 p. 18 cm.　　216-242

Shakespeare, William.
　　The merchant of Venice. Introd. by
　K. Deighton and appendix by W. H. Weston.
　London, Macmillan, 1924.
　　xxvi,216 p. 17 cm.　　216-212

Shakespeare, Wi11iam.
　　A midsummer-night's dream. Ed. by
　K. Deighton. London, Macmillan, 1928.
　　xxii,197 p. 18 cm.　　216-238

Shakespeare , William.
　　Much ado about nothing. Ed. by K.
　Deighton. London, Macmillan, 1923.
　　xv,207 p. 18 cm.　　216-237

Shakespeare , William.
　　Romeo and Juliet. Introd. & notes by
　K. Deighton. London, Macmillan, 1928.
　　xxx,216 p. 18 cm.　　216-24l

Shakespeare, William.
　　The tempest. Ed. by A. W. Verity.
　Cambridge, The Univ. Press, 1934.
　　xlvii,168 p. 17 cm. (The Pitt Press
　Shakespeare for schools)　　216-213

Shakespeare, William.
　　The tempest. Introd. & notes by K.
　Deighton. London, Macmllan, 1926.
　　xix,153 p. 18 cm.　　216-243

Shakespeare, William.
　　The tragedy of King Richard the Third.
　Introd. & notes by C. H. Tawney. London,
　Macmillan, 1922.
　　xxi,316 p. 18 cm.　　216-245

Shakespeare, William.
　　Twelfth night; or, What you will.
　Introd. & notes by K. Deighton. London,
　Macmillan, 1932.
　　xxvi,184 p. 18 cm.　　216-246

Shakespeare, William.
　　The winter's tale. Ed. by K. Deighton.
　London, Macmillan, 1929.
　　xxxiv,198 p. 18 cm.　　216-240

Bradley, Andrew Ceci1.
　　Shakespearean tragedy; lectures on
　Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth.
　2. ed. London, Macmillan, 1932.
　　xi,498 p. 23 cm.　　216-190A

Brooke, Nicholas.
　　Shakespeare: King Lear. London,
　E. Arnold, 1963.
　　62 p. 19 cm. (Studies in English
　literature, no. 15)　　216-231

Brown, John Russell.
　　Shakespeare: The tragedy of Macbeth.
　London, E. Arnold, 1963.
　63 p. 19 cm. (Studies in English
　literature, no. 14)　　216-230

Brown, John Russell.
　　Shakespeare and his comedies. En1.
　2. ed. London, Methuen, 1962.
　　252 p. 22 cm.　　216-225

Charlton, Henry Buckley.
　　Shakespearian tragedy. Cambridge ,
　The Univ. Press, 1952.
　　ix,246 p. 21 cm.　　216-200

Clark, Cumberland.
　　A study of As you like it. London.
　Golden Vista Press, 1931.
　　118 p. 22 cm.　　216-201

Danby, John F.
　　Shakespeare's doctorine of nature;
　a study of King Lear. London, Faber
　& Faber, 1949.
　　234 p. 23 cm.　　212-38A

Dowden, Edward.
　　The comedies of Shakespeare. The text
　of the Oxford edition prepared by W. J.
　Craig; with a general introduction by
　Algernon Charles Swinburne ; introductory
　studies of the several plays by Edward
　Dowden, and a full glossary.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1932.
　　xxxviii,1128 p. port. 19 cm.　　216-221

Dowden, Edward.
　　The histories and poems of Shakespeare.
　The text of the Oxford edition prepared
　by W. J. Craig; with introductory studies
　of the several plays and poems by Edward
　Dowden, and a full glossary.
　London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1932.
　　1214 p. pl. 19 cm.　　216-223

Dowden , Edward.
　　Shakespere; a critical study of his
　mind and art. New York, Harper &
　Brothers , 1881.
　　386 p. 20 cm.　　213-534

Dowden, Edward.
　　The tragedies of Shakespeare. The text
　of the Oxford edition prepared by W. J.
　Craig; with introductory studies of the
　several plays by Edward Dowden, and a full
　glossary. London, Oxford Univ. Press,
　1931.
　　1313 p. port. 19 cm.　　216-222

Granville-Barker, Harley.
　　Prefaces to Shakespeare. Ser. 4:
　Othello. London, Sidwick & Jackson,
　　x,223 p. 19 cm.　　213-30B

　　　Granville-Barker, Harley.

Prefaces to Shakespeare. Ser. 5:
　Coriolanus. London, Sidgwick & Jackson,
　1948.
　　viii,195 p. 19 cm.　　213-30A

Harrison, George Bagshawe
　　Introducing Shakespeare. New York, New
　American Library, 1951.
　　121p. illus., port. 18 cm. (A Mentor
　book M l4)　　213-556