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The Syntax Of The Relative Pronoun And Its Cognates: Copiously Illustrated By Examples From The Latin And Greek Tongue (1844)
The Rainy Day Railroad War (1906)
The Morning Of Life And Other Gleanings (1881)
Sexennial Record: Class Of 1896, Yale College
From Birth To Bridal V2 (1873)
Sexennial Record: Class Of 1896, Yale College (1902)
My Diary Of Rambles With The Twenty-Fifth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, With Burnside'S Coast Division, Eighteenth Army Corps, And Army Of The Jam
Complete Shorthand Manual For Self-Instruction And For Use In Colleges (1893)
Behind The Footlights: Or The Stage As I Knew It (1885)
Camion Cartoons (1919)

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