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CONTENTS
A Doll’s House 1
by Henrik Ibsen

A Modest Proposal 2
by Jonathan Swift

A Study in Scarlet 3
by A. Conan Doyle

A Tale of Two Cities 4

by Charles Dickens

A Treatise on Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene 5

by Calvin Cutter M.D.

Across Unknown South America 6

by A. Henry Savage-Landor

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 7

by Mark Twain

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 8

by Mark Twain

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 9

by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

The Aesop for Children 10

by Aesop

Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland 11

by Lewis Carroll

Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland 12

by Lewis Carroll (with introduction poem by Austin Dobson)

Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland 13

by Lewis Carroll

All About Coffee 14

by William H. Ukers

i
Amusements in Mathematics 15
by Henry Ernest Dudeney

The Art of Stage Dancing 16

by Ned Wayburn

The Art of War 17

by Sun Tzu

The Atlas of Ancient and Classical Geography 18

by Samuel Butler

Beeton’s Book of Needlework 19

by Isabella Beeton

The Beginner’s American History 20

by D. H. Montgomery

Beyond Good and Evil 21

by Friedrich Nietzsche

Celebrated Women Travellers of the Nineteenth Century 22

by W. H. Davenport Adams

The Child’s Day 23

by Woods Hutchinson

The Communist Manifesto 24

by Karl Marx & Fredrich Engels

Concrete Construction Methods and Cost 25

by Halbert P. Gillette

The Count of Monte Cristo 26

by Alexandre Dumas

The Crow’s Nest 27

by Clarence Day, Jr.

Cynthia’s Chauffeur 28
by Louis Tracy

Discoverers and Explorers 29

by Edward R. Shaw

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The Divine Comedy 30
by Dante Alighieri

Doctrina Christiana 31
by Edwin Wolf, 2nd

Don Juan Tenorio 32

by José Zorrilla

Dracula 33
by Bram Stoker

The Elements of Bacteriological Technique 34

by John William Henry Eyre

Elements of Structural and Systematic Botany 35

by Douglas Houghton Campbell, PH. D.

Emma 36
by Jane Austen

Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3,

“Brescia” to “Bulgaria” 37
by Various

Encyclopedia of Needlework 38
by Thérèse de Dillmont

England, Picturesque and Descriptive, a Reminiscence of

Foreign Travel 39
by Joel Cook

The English Constitution 40

by Walter Bagehot

Foods That Will Win The War and How To Cook Them 41
by C. Houston Goudiss and Alberta M. Goudiss

Frankenstein 42
by Mary Wollstonecraft (Godwin) Shelley

General Science 43
by Bertha M. Clark, PH. D.

iii
The Girl in the Mirror 44
by Elizabeth Garver Jordan

Great Expectations 45
by Charles Dickens

Great Fortunes, and How They Were Made 46

by James D. McCabe, Jr.

The Greatest Highway in the World 47

by Anonymous

Grimm’s Fairy Tales 48

by The Brothers Grimm

Gulliver’s Travels 49
by Jonathan Swift

History of The United States 50

by Charles A. Beard & Mary R. Beard

The Iliad 51
by Homer

Illustrated History of Furniture 52

by Frederick Litchfield

The Importance of Being Earnest 53

by Oscar Wilde

Jane Eyre 54
by Charlotte Bronte

The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana 55

by Vatsyayana

Keats: Poems Published in 1820 56

by John Keats

Knots, Splices and Rope Work 57

by A. Hyatt Verrill

Lameness of the Horse 58

by John Victor Lacroix

iv
Les Misérables 59
by Victor Hugo

Lineage, Life, and Labors of José Rizal, Philippine Patriot 60

by Austin Craig

Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great 61

by Elbert Hubbard

The Long Necked Bottle 62

by Paul Cameron Brown

The Mafulu 63
by Robert W. Williamson

Manners, Custom and Dress During the Middle Ages and

During the Renaissance Period  64
by Paul Lacroix

The Marvelous Land of Oz 65

by L. Frank Baum

Max und Moritz eine Bubengeschichte in sieben Streichen 66

by Wilhelm Busch

Metamorphosis 67
by Franz Kafka

Mexico 68
by Martin Hume

Music Notation and Terminology 69

by Karl W. Gehrkens

Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome 70

by E.M. Berens

Myths of the Norsemen 71

by H. A. Guerber

Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon 72

by Robert A. Sterndale

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New Discoveries at Jamestown 73
by John L. Cotter & J. Paul Hudson

The New York Times, Current History 74

by The New York Times

On the Trail: An Outdoor Book for Girls 75

by Linda Beard

Our Day In the Light of Prophecy 76

by W. A. Spicer

The Outline of Science, Volume I 77

by J. Arthur Thomson

The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain

English 78
by R. V. Pierce

The Picture of Dorian Gray 79

by Oscar Wilde

The Practice and Science of Drawing 80

by Harold Speed

Pride and Prejudice 81

by Jane Austen

The Prince 82
by Nicolo Machiavelli

The Real Mother Goose 83

by Blanche Fisher Wright

Rollow in Society: A Guide for Youth 84

by George S. Chappell

Scouting for Girls 85

by Girl Scouts

Searchlights on Health: The Science of Eugenics 86

by B. G. Jefferis & J. L. Nichols

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The Shunned House 87
by H. P. Lovecraft

Surgical Anatomy 88
by Joseph Maclise

The Ten Books on Architecture 89

by Vitruvius

Theodore Roosevelt 90
by Theordore Roosevelt

Through the Looking-Glass 91

by Lewis Carroll

The Tinguian 92
by Fay-Cooper Cole

The Tribes and Castles of the Central Provinces of India,

Volume I 93
by R. V. Russell

Ulysses 94
by James Joyce

Vanishing England 95
by P. H. Ditchfield

Vocational Guidance for Girls 96

by Marguerite Stockman Dickson

War and Peace 97

by Leo Tolstoy

Woman as Decoration 98
by Emily Burbank

The World’s Best Poetry 99

by Various

Wuthering Heights 100

by Emily Bronte

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A Doll’s House
by Henrik Ibsen

Nora. Nora. Nora. Nora. Nora. Nora. Nora! Nora. Nora. Nora.

1
A Modest Proposal
by Jonathan Swift

There only remain an hundred and twenty thousand children of poor par-
ents annually born. I have no children, by which I can propose to get a single
penny; the youngest being nine years old, and my wife past child-bearing.

2
A Study in Scarlet
by A. Conan Doyle

[3] I answered. SHERLOCK HOLMES--his limits.

Sherlock Holmes sniffed sardonically. No answer? Gregson had a stretcher

and four men at hand. How came these two men--if there were two men-
-into an empty house? “The man was seen,” continued Lestrade. Holmes
asked.

“Precisely so,” answered Holmes. My well-booted man lay before me.

3
A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens

Madame Defarge. time. Madame Defarge

Defarge. times. hand? time.”

Madame Defarge. Madame Defarge.

Defarge!”

4
A Treatise on Anatomy, Physiology,
and Hygiene
by Calvin Cutter M.D.

THE BONES.

THE MUSCLES.

20, Spinal nerves. 12, 12, Spinal nerves. The internal muscle?

1009. FOOD. NERVE. Bones.

13, The temporal muscle.

22, 28, Interossii muscles.

5
Across Unknown South America
by A. Henry Savage-Landor

GREAT BRAZILIAN REPUBLIC

Fishing--Termites--The Great Araguaya River

[Illustration: Bororo Men.]

[Illustration: Bororo Men.

The river flowed west into the Cuyaba River. “Church rock.”]

[Illustration: Church Rock.

[Illustration: Author’s Canoe among Great Volcanic Rocks.]

shouted the men.

from the river.

6
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
by Mark Twain

“TOM!”

“TOM!”

Tom!”

“Tom.”

“Tom! TOM! “Tom! “Tom! Tom whispered:

“Tom!”

7
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
by Mark Twain

“All right. “All right. “Why, Jim?”

“Blamed if I would, Jim.”

“Jim!”

“Jim!”

“WHAT raft, Jim?”

Jim says:

“Where’s Jim?”

“Why, Jim?”

8
The Adventures of Sherlock
Holmes
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Holmes whistled.

Holmes laughed. tut!” cried Sherlock Holmes. “Holmes!” “My dear Hol-
mes!”

Sherlock Holmes laughed. “Holmes, the busybody!”

Holmes chuckled heartily. “My dear Holmes!”

“My dear Holmes!”

9
The Aesop for Children
by Aesop

Wolf!”

Wolf!” Wolf!” THE ASS, THE FOX, AND THE LION

THE WOLF AND THE LION

THE FOX AND THE LION

THE WOLF AND THE ASS

_Once a wolf, always a wolf._

THE OLD LION AND THE FOX

THE LION, THE ASS, AND THE FOX

10
Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll

ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

Poor Alice! Alice called after it. “Exactly so,” said Alice.

“Yes!” said Alice loudly.

“Very,” said Alice. X--ALICE’S EVIDENCE

“Here!” cried Alice. “Nothing whatever,” said Alice.

11
Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll (with introduction poem by Austin Dobson)

[Illustration: “Alice”]

_Enchanting ALICE! Alice! Alice _Frontispiece_

Poor Alice! Alice sighed wearily. Alice asked.

“Yes!” shouted Alice.

Alice asked.

[Sidenote: _Alice’s Evidence_]

12
Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll

Poor Alice! Alice felt dreadfully puzzled. Alice sighed wearily. Alice asked.

Alice was silent.

‘Yes!’ shouted Alice.

Alice thought to herself.

Alice asked.

Alice’s Evidence

‘I won’t!’ said Alice.

13
All About Coffee
by William H. Ukers

Coffee_

Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. COFFEE

14
Amusements in Mathematics
by Henry Ernest Dudeney

[Illustration]

[Illustration]

[Illustration]

[Illustration]

8 x 1 squared + 1 = 3 squared 8 x 6 squared + 1 = 17 squared 8

x 35 squared + 1 = 99 squared 8 x 204 squared + 1 = 577 squared 8 x
1189 squared + 1 = 3363 squared 8 x 6930 squared + 1 = 19601 squared 8
x 40391 squared + 1 = 114243 squared

---- Puzzles, 9. ---- Puzzles, 13.

---- Puzzles, 27. ---- Puzzles, 1. ----, Square, 3, 149.

15
The Art of Stage Dancing
by Ned Wayburn

STAGE DANCING

Modern Stage Dancing 23

Dancing Hands 259

Dancing Feet 262

Dancing Shoes 265

MODERN STAGE DANCING

DANCING FEET

DANCING SHOES

---- Manager. ---- Manager.

16
The Art of War
by Sun Tzu

Author: Sun Tzu

SUN TZU ON THE ART OF WAR

Sun Tzu replied: “You may.” ss. 21:

ss. 30:

SHI CHI mentions Sun Wu as general. The Text of Sun Tzu

11. CHANG YU. Appreciations of Sun Tzu

Cf. Wu Tzu, ch.

17
The Atlas of Ancient and Classical
Geography
by Samuel Butler

THE ATLAS OF ANCIENT AND CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY

GROTE’S spelling CLASSICAL ATLAS GROTE’S SPELLING

CLASSICAL ATLAS

Gibbon’s spelling Classical Atlas Gibbon’s spelling Classical Atlas

LIST OF MAPS

ITALAE PARS SEPTENTRIONALIS 8. PELOPONNESUS ET GRAE-

CIA MERIDIONALIS 13. ASIA MINOR 15. AEGYPTUS 23. ROMA
ET VICINIA ROMA 24. Index to the Classical Atlas:

18
Beeton’s Book of Needlework
by Isabella Beeton

CROCHET STITCHES.

Purl stitch, 236.

Purl stitch, 237.

Purl stitch, 238.

KNITTING STITCHES.

STITCHES, CROCHET.

Purl stitch, 236.

Purl stitch, 237.

Purl stitch, 238.

STITCHES, KNITTING.

19
The Beginner’s American History
by D. H. Montgomery

Land! [Footnote 2: See paragraph 22.]

[Footnote 7: See paragraph 46.]

Indians! [Footnote 15: See footnote 4 in paragraph 62.]

See footnote 9.]

[Footnote 3: Fairfax. named, 58. Indian wars, King Philip’s War, 90-94.
Washington’s, 135.

20
Beyond Good and Evil
by Friedrich Nietzsche

THE FREE SPIRIT

In what strange simplification and falsification man lives! ye NEW philoso-

phers?

--And Socrates?--And the “scientific man”?

A great man? 139. In revenge and in love woman is more barbarous than
man.

In favour of the temperate men? thou art higher! Europe! We men are--
more human.--

21
Celebrated Women Travellers of
the Nineteenth Century
by W. H. Davenport Adams

CELEBRATED WOMEN TRAVELLERS.

Celebrated Women Travellers

MADAME HOMMAIRE DE HELL 66

MADAME DE BOURBOULON 270

LADY BRASSEY 340

LADY MORGAN 379

MADAME HOMMAIRE DE HELL.

MADAME HOMMAIRE DE HELL.

MADAME DE BOURBOULON.

LADY BRASSEY.

22
The Child’s Day
by Woods Hutchinson

Fresh Air--How We Breathe It

[Illustration: THE FOOD TUBE

V. LITTLE COOKS

Always sing in fresh air, but not in cold air.

If you don’t, the fresh air cannot blow through the room properly. Then, if
there is more fresh air, there must be--bad air? If there is less fresh air, there
must be--bad air? 5. Will night air hurt you? V. LITTLE COOKS. If not,
what takes its place?

23
The Communist Manifesto
by Karl Marx & Fredrich Engels

I. BOURGEOIS AND PROLETARIANS

The modern bourgeois society that has sprouted from the ruins of feudal
society has not done away with class antagonisms. Of all the classes that
stand face to face with the bourgeoisie today, the proletariat alone is a really
revolutionary class. The French Revolution, for example, abolished feudal
property in favour of bourgeois property.

It loses its class-character.

The abolition of bourgeois individuality, bourgeois independence, and bour-

geois freedom is undoubtedly aimed at.

B. Petty-Bourgeois Socialism

The feudal aristocracy was not the only class that was ruined by the bour-
geoisie, not the only class whose conditions of existence pined and perished
in the atmosphere of modern bourgeois society. 2. CONSERVATIVE, OR
BOURGEOIS, SOCIALISM

Bourgeois and Proletarians).

24
Concrete Construction Methods
and Cost
by Halbert P. Gillette

Concrete. concrete. concrete $6.46

Concrete. concrete $7.91

Concrete. concrete. concrete--

concrete--

Concrete.

25
The Count of Monte Cristo
by Alexandre Dumas

“Danglars.”

“De Villefort!” poor young man! “A man.”

Monte Cristo smiled. “Madame de Villefort?”

Monte Cristo smiled. “Poor count! Valentine de Villefort.

Monte Cristo smiled.

26
The Crow’s Nest
by Clarence Day, Jr.

[Illustration: If cows had time--]

Poor old man, I felt sorry for him. Poor old business! The man’s heart stood
still. The Man Who Knew Gods

Like all married men. Grandfather’s Three Lives

A man of much weight. Studying life.

That made this man angry.

27
Cynthia’s Chauffeur
by Louis Tracy

CYNTHIA’S CHAUFFEUR

CYNTHIA’S CHAUFFEUR

Medenham laughed.

Medenham laughed. Medenham smiled. “Medenham’s.”

DEVAR.

“Medenham.”

Medenham laughed.

Medenham halted.

28
Discoverers and Explorers
by Edward R. Shaw

78 FERDINAND DE SOTO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . COLUMBUS.

[Illustration: Christopher Columbus.]

[Illustration: The Landing of Columbus.]

[Illustration: The Return of Columbus.]

FERDINAND DE SOTO.

[Illustration: Ferdinand de Soto.]

[Illustration: De Soto Discovers the Mississippi River.]

[Illustration: Verrazzano.]

[Illustration: Indians Rescuing the Sailor.]

29
The Divine Comedy
by Dante Alighieri

Thou art my guide, my master thou, and lord.”

“O thou! “O thou!” If thou so far descendest, thou mayst see them. Pass
thou therefore on. thou stoop’st to earth!” “Whoe’er thou art, Sad spirit!
“Believ’st thou, Malacoda! Oh thou Pisa! Him thou know’st, If thou but
newly art arriv’d below.

30
Doctrina Christiana
by Edwin Wolf, 2nd

de la orden de. de la orden de. Sa. NA KA SA LA NA. NA SA TA. PA KA

NA. NA NA KA SA SA LA. NA GI KA SA LA NA NA TI . NA KA SA
SA LA SA DI YO. NA SA LA NGI.

31
Don Juan Tenorio
by José Zorrilla

Don Juan!

Don Juan!

Don Juan!

DON JUAN: Don Juan. Don Juan.

Don Juan!

Don Juan.

Don Juan!

Don Juan.

don Juan.

32
Dracula
by Bram Stoker

Lucy

Lucy

Poor dear old man!

“Lucy.

“Van Helsing.”

Poor Lucy! “VAN HELSING”

“VAN HELSING.”

VAN HELSING.

Man!

33
The Elements of Bacteriological
Technique
by John William Henry Eyre

1. Water. Glass tubing. Rubber tubing. Rubber tubing. Glass tubing. water.
} tube 1. } tube 2. tube.”

Test-tubes.

1 2 3 4 5

34
Elements of Structural and
Systematic Botany
by Douglas Houghton Campbell, PH. D.

Cell, 6. cell division, 25. leaf, 159, 170.

flower, 148. Flower, 128, 131.

Flowering-plant. cells, 44. “flower,” 94. flower, 174, 175. cell-division, 31.

35
Emma
by Jane Austen

EMMA

“Well! “Well! Emma demurred. Poor little Emma! Well! Emma continued,

“Never! “Harriet, poor Harriet!””Emma, my dear Emma--”

36
Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th
Edition, Volume 4, Part 3, “Brescia”
to “Bulgaria”
by Various

Name. BRIDGES. HISTORY OF BRIDGE BUILDING

| Span. (London, 1891).

Name. _17th Century._

_19th Century._

Name. (London, 1889).

37
Encyclopedia of Needlework
by Thérèse de Dillmont

STITCHING.]

KNOTTED STITCH.]

CHAIN STITCH.]

PLAIN STITCH.]

KNOT STITCH.]

PLAIN STITCH.]

KNOTTED STITCH.]

LOOP STITCH.]

KNOT STITCH.]

LOOP STITCH.

38
England, Picturesque and
Descriptive, a Reminiscence of
Foreign Travel
by Joel Cook

Church. 2. Church. ALNWICK CASTLE.

Alnwick Castle, 322, 323.

Cambridge Castle, 249.

Canterbury Castle, 482.

Castle Hill, 66.

Elizabeth Castle, 422.

Richard’s Castle, 100.

York Castle, 300.

39
The English Constitution
by Walter Bagehot

IV. THE HOUSE OF LORDS. V. THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Lord Palmerston to the last retained great prohibitive power. It must vary
if the Government does its duty. was the Government. THE HOUSE OF
LORDS.

THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

If it were otherwise, Parliamentary government would become the worst

of governments--a sectarian government. Constituency government is the
precise opposite of Parliamentary government. Free government is self-
government--a government of the people by the people.

40
Foods That Will Win The War and
How To Cook Them
by C. Houston Goudiss and Alberta M. Goudiss

2 cups sour milk 2 cups bread

1/4 cup fat 1/4 cup flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon cayenne 1 cup
cooked shrimps 1/2 cup cheese 1/2 cup celery stalk 1 cup milk

2 cups cooked cabbage 1/4 cup fat 1/4 cup flour 1/8 teaspoon cayenne 1-1/2
cups milk 1 cup grated cheese 1 teaspoon salt

1 cup breadcrumbs 1 cup milk 1 cup cheese 1 egg 2 tablespoons fat 1/8
teaspoon salt

1/4 cup fat 1/2 cup flour 1 teaspoon salt 2 cups milk 1/2 cup cheese 1/4
teaspoon cayenne

1-1/2 cup molasses 3/4 cup boiling water 2-1/2 cups flour 1-1/8 teaspoons
soda 1-1/2 teaspoons ginger 3/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 cup fat

1 cup corn syrup 1 cup water

1/4 cup flour 1/4 cup fat 1 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon cayenne 1-1/2 cups
milk

4 cups water 1 cup cornmeal 2 teaspoons salt 1/3 cup chopped peppers 2
cups cooked meat 1/8 teaspoon cayenne

1/2 cup rice 1 cup cheese 1 cup corn 1-1/2 cup milk 1/4 cup fat 1/4 cup
flour 1 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon cayenne
41
Frankenstein
by Mary Wollstonecraft (Godwin) Shelley

Everyone loved Elizabeth. “Dear, dear Elizabeth!” Excellent friend! “Dear

mountains! Dear William! “’Excellent man! Clerval! Beloved friend!
Man! “My dear Friend,

42
General Science
by Bertha M. Clark, PH. D.

10. Hot-water Heating. WATER

172. Water Wheels. Drinking water, 75-77. hot water, 19-22.

Hot water heating, 19-22.

water, 176-180.

water pressure, 208-211, 214-216. water, 178.

water, 145-147.

43
The Girl in the Mirror
by Elizabeth Garver Jordan

Laurie grinned. Laurie hesitated. Laurie nodded. Laurie stared.

“Laurie!”

Laurie hesitated. Laurie rose.

Laurie listened. “Laurie!”

“Laurie!

44
Great Expectations
by Charles Dickens

“Yes, Joe.”

“Yes, Joe.”

“No, Joe.”

“No, Joe.”

“Yes, Joe.”

“Joe!” “Yes, Joe. Joe demanded.

“Living, Joe?”

Joe nodded.

45
Great Fortunes, and How They
Were Made
by James D. McCabe, Jr.

A few of the men whose lives are herein recorded never amassed great
wealth. “You shall have the lease, young man. I’ve given you two thousand
dollars, young man. “Ah!” replied the old man, dryly, “William has a rich
father. [Illustration: “MY MEN SHALL NOT SUFFER.”]

“’Try that on, my man. Times were hard. Both worked hard. The kind-
hearted man heard her story. O man!

46
The Greatest Highway in the
World
by Anonymous

NEW YORK, Pop. Map of New York City, 1775

The Jumel Mansion, New York City]

Pop. The Great Lakes

Old Block House At Erie

The Chicago River formerly flowed into Lake Michigan. North Side

South Side

West Side

47
Grimm’s Fairy Tales
by The Brothers Grimm

OLD SULTAN

THE VALIANT LITTLE TAILOR

LITTLE RED-CAP [LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD]

THE LITTLE PEASANT

home! Princess! ‘My mother killed her little son;

‘My mother killed her little son;

‘My mother killed her little son;

KING GRISLY-BEARD

48
Gulliver’s Travels
by Jonathan Swift

PART I. PART II. The country described. The king’s great ignorance in
politics. PART III. The king’s great lenity to his subjects.

PART IV. The author’s great love of his native country. The great virtues of
the _Houyhnhnms_. The great civilities of the captain.

49
History of The United States
by Charles A. Beard & Mary R. Beard

UNITED STATES

BY

AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE

[Illustration: UNITED STATES IN 1870]

THE UNITED STATES AT WAR

CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES

POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES, BY STATES: 1920, 1910,

1900

=Government=

_d._ State banks (258). 3. Spanish-American War (491). Washington State,

442

50
The Iliad
by Homer

Gods! Gods! Gods! “Hector! Gods! Gods! “Hector! Gods! “Gods! God!

51
Illustrated History of Furniture
by Frederick Litchfield

[Illustration]

[Illustration]

[Illustration]

[Illustration:

[Illustration]

[Illustration]

[Illustration]

[Illustration]

furniture.

[Illustration]

52
The Importance of Being Earnest
by Oscar Wilde

Jack. Jack. Jack. Jack. Jack. Jack. Jack. Jack. Jack. Jack.

53
Jane Eyre
by Charlotte Bronte

“Rochester! Rochester! “Jane!”

“Jane! “Jane! “Jane!”

“Jane! Jane! Jane!”Jane.

54
The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana
by Vatsyayana

MEN. WOMEN. MEN. WOMEN.

MEN. WOMEN. MEN. WOMEN.
Learned men.

Young men.

55
Keats: Poems Published in 1820
by John Keats

PAGE 2. PAGE 3. PAGE 4. PAGE 5. PAGE 6. PAGE 7. PAGE 8. PAGE 9.

PAGE 10. PAGE 11.

56
Knots, Splices and Rope Work
by A. Hyatt Verrill

KNOTS, SPLICES AND ROPE WORK

Granny Knots. Waterman’s Knot. Crowning Wall Knots. Manrope Knots.

Rope Belting.

[Illustration: FIG. 62.--Loop knot.]

[Illustration: FIG. 63.--Loop knot.]

[Illustration: FIG. 64.--Loop knot.]

[Illustration: FIG. 65.--Loop knot.]

57
Lameness of the Horse
by John Victor Lacroix

Fractures.

Injuries.

Carpal joint, 58

Fetlock joint, 58

Fractures, 16

Hock joint, 188

Joint, carpal, 58

Joint, fetlock, 58

Lameness, supporting-leg, 49

Supporting-leg-lameness, 49

58
Les Misérables
by Victor Hugo

Make men, make men. “Marius! Marius! “MARIUS”]

“Certain men.”

“Marius! Marius! Marius! Marius!”

“What man?”

59
Lineage, Life, and Labors of José
Rizal, Philippine Patriot
by Austin Craig

Rizal’s Chinese Ancestry III. Rizal at eighteen. Rizal in London. Father of

Rizal Portrait.

Mother of Rizal Portrait.

Rizal’s Family-Tree Made by Rizal when in Dapitan.

Rizal’s Chinese Ancestry

Rizal’s Early Childhood

By Doctor J. Rizal

JosÔøΩ Rizal.

60
Little Journeys to the Homes of the
Great
by Elbert Hubbard

Men are needed--loyal, honest men who will do their work. Men wrote to
me wanting fine bindings. The man did not move. “Never! Lincoln, libera-
tor of men, loved the motley. Men are only grown-up children. --_Gold-
smith, “The Good-Natured Man”_

Edison is a man of infinite leisure. Education is comparative, for there is no

fixed standard--all men know more than some men, and some men know
more than some other men. Sir Isaac Newton was a Cambridge man.

61
The Long Necked Bottle
by Paul Cameron Brown

The Long Necked Bottle

Paul Cameron Browne

Swamp Press Mcmlxxx

think of Angor Wat

the Chinese beggar
Clandestine Operation

& fortune cookies dashed aside with

Colophon

Kennerley monotype
ER JM

62
The Mafulu
by Robert W. Williamson

2 Mafulu Scenery. 81 Mafulu Network. _(Chiefs.)_

Mafulu

Mafulu 80

Mafulu 84.3

Mafulu

Mafulu.

Mafulu. Woman.

63
Manners, Custom and Dress
During the Middle Ages and
During the Renaissance Period
by Paul Lacroix

[Illustration]

Table of Illustrations.

into Paris. [Illustration: Fig. 9. Bibl. de l’Arsenal, Paris.]

[Illustration: Ladies Hunting

[Illustration: Ladies Hunting

[Illustration: Fig. 194. Head of King. Head of King.

64
The Marvelous Land of Oz
by L. Frank Baum

Scarecrow and Tin Woodman

7 Tip Manufactures a Pumpkinhead

8 Line-Art Drawing

Tip reflected.

66 City. “A boy named Tip,” answered Jack.

Tip laughed.

TIP RESCUES JACK’S PUMPKIN HEAD

117 the Scarecrow.” 228 Bug.

65
Max und Moritz eine
Bubengeschichte in sieben
Streichen
by Wilhelm Busch

[Illustration: Max und Moritz]

[Illustration: ... und trauert]

[Illustration: Die Brücke]

[Illustration: ... und die Säge]

[Illustration: ... und mit Magendrücken]

[Illustration: Die Käfer]

[Illustration: ... und fliegt]

[Illustration: ... und aus der Glut]

[Illustration: ... und heraus]

[Illustration: ... und verzehrt]

66
Metamorphosis
by Franz Kafka

“Gregor, Gregor”, he called, “what’s wrong?” Gregor!” At the other side

door his sister came plaintively: “Gregor? “No”, said Gregor. Gregor is
ill. “Mother, mother”, said Gregor gently, looking up at her. Gregor only
remained close to his sister now. Gregor got out.” “Gregor had almost
entirely stopped eating. How can that be Gregor?

67
Mexico
by Martin Hume

MEXICO

Mexico. 1906.

Mexico. 1899.

Mexico. 1900.

Garcia, Mexico, &c. Mexico. 1893.

MEXICO

_Viva Mexico!_

Mexico, State of, 271, 316

New Mexico, 34, 105, 114

3. MEXICO.

68
Music Notation and Terminology
by Karl W. Gehrkens

Note. Quarter-note. SCALES

MEASURE

Avoid _tone_, _semi-tone_ or _half-tone_. _Beat-Note_

Accented tones, 20

Leading tone, 33, 36

Simple tone, 137

Tone-poem, 75

69
Myths and Legends of Ancient
Greece and Rome
by E.M. Berens

ZEUS[11] (JUPITER).

SEA DIVINITIES.

ROMAN DIVINITIES.

TEMPLES.

SACRIFICES.

Demi-gods, 8. Heroes, 8. {330} Jason (ja’-son), 213. Temples, 188. Zeus

(zuce), 26.

70
Myths of the Norsemen
by H. A. Guerber

Odin 16 III. Odin Outwitted

Loki.

The God of Summer

The God of Winter

The Nimble God

The Silent God

“Odin! The First Gods

Thor and the Greek Gods

71
Natural History of the Mammalia
of India and Ceylon
by Robert A. Sterndale

SIZE.--Body, 1 foot 9 inches; tail, 2 feet 8 inches.

| Tail. Tail. Inches. Inches. Inches. Inches. Inches. Inches. Inches.

72
New Discoveries at Jamestown
by John L. Cotter & J. Paul Hudson

[Illustration]

[Illustration]

[Illustration]

[Illustration: JAMESTOWN ISLAND, VIRGINIA. [Illustration: MAK-

ING POTTERY AT JAMESTOWN. Houses

[Illustration: AN EARLY JAMESTOWN HOUSE. [Illustration: A

BRICK HOUSE AT JAMESTOWN, ABOUT 1640. [Illustration]

[Illustration: BREWING BEER AT JAMESTOWN.

73
The New York Times, Current
History
by The New York Times

WAR DECLARED.

BALKAN WAR, 247.

_German Airmen_, 932.

_German Declarations_, 534.

GERMAN Samoa, 749.

GERMAN-AMERICANS, 578.

PHILOSOPHERS, German, 129, 606.

PROFESSORS, German, 125, 162, 185-195.

RAILWAYS, German, 1000.

UNIVERSITIES, German, 187.

74
On the Trail: An Outdoor Book for
Girls
by Linda Beard

=Trees. =Trees=

CAMPING

Water. =Water=

=Camp-Beds=

=Camp Cooking. Camp Packs. =Camp Packs=

CAMP PACK

75
Our Day In the Light of Prophecy
by W. A. Spicer

THE LAW OF GOD 183

God’s Challenge

God’s Law Unchangeable

THE LAW OF GOD

God’s Messengers

The Time

Angels, God’s messengers, 297

Law of God, the, 182-189

Law of God unchangeable, 153

Peace prophecies, 338

76
The Outline of Science, Volume I
by J. Arthur Thomson

DEEP-SEA FISHES 120

LIGHT WAVES 279

Sun-spots

Animal Intelligence

EVOLUTION OF LAND ANIMALS

4. DEEP-SEA FISHES. Man’s Pedigree

Tentative Men

Primitive Men

LIGHT WAVES

77
The People’s Common Sense
Medical Adviser in Plain English
by R. V. Pierce

TREATMENT. TREATMENT. TREATMENT. TREATMENT.

TREATMENT. TREATMENT. TREATMENT. TREATMENT.
TREATMENT. TREATMENT.

78
The Picture of Dorian Gray
by Oscar Wilde

“Dorian Gray? Lord Henry laughed. “Dorian! “Mr. Dorian Gray?

Dorian! “Dorian!”

Dorian started. “Dorian! Dorian Gray smiled. Dorian Gray shuddered.

79
The Practice and Science of
Drawing
by Harold Speed

LINE DRAWING V. DRAWING

LINE DRAWING

MASS DRAWING

LINE DRAWING: PRACTICAL

Diagonal lines

Line drawing and mass drawing

Mass drawing

Radiating lines

Sympathetic lines

80
Pride and Prejudice
by Jane Austen

“Bingley.”

Elizabeth felt Jane’s pleasure. “Miss Elizabeth Bennet.”

Elizabeth looked surprised. “FITZWILLIAM DARCY”

Elizabeth was delighted. Elizabeth read on:

Elizabeth smiled.

“If! “Dearest Jane!

81
The Prince
by Nicolo Machiavelli

THE PRINCE

THE MAN AND HIS WORKS

THE PRINCE

Born 1460, died 1510.

For men injure either from fear or hatred. -- Machiavelli. CHAPTER XV --

CONCERNING THINGS FOR WHICH MEN, AND ESPECIALLY
PRINCES, ARE PRAISED OR BLAMED

CHAPTER XXII -- CONCERNING THE SECRETARIES OF

PRINCES

CHAPTER XXIV -- WHY THE PRINCES OF ITALY HAVE LOST

THEIR STATES

CASTRUCCIO CASTRACANI 1284-1328

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The Real Mother Goose
by Blanche Fisher Wright

LITTLE BOY BLUE

A LITTLE MAN

LITTLE FRED

LITTLE PUSSY

OLD WOMAN, OLD WOMAN

LITTLE JENNY WREN

LITTLE JACK HORNER

DANCE, LITTLE BABY

MY LITTLE MAID

LITTLE MAID

83
Rollow in Society: A Guide for
Youth
by George S. Chappell

[Illustration: ROLLO]

ROLLO’S ROMANCE 115

Rollo _Frontispiece_

Rollo’s Father 13

Rollo’s Mother 17

[Illustration: ROLLO’S FATHER]

[Illustration: ROLLO’S MOTHER]

“Hurrah!” cried Rollo.

“Hurrah,” cried Rollo. ROLLO’S ROMANCE

84
Scouting for Girls
by Girl Scouts

GIRL SCOUTS

GIRL SCOUTS

SCOUTS SCOUTS

SCOUTS SCOUTS -

SCOUTS SCOUTS -

water. GIRL SCOUT STORIES

Girl Scout Stories 544

GIRL SCOUTS

[Illustration: GIRL SCOUTS]

85
Searchlights on Health: The
Science of Eugenics
by B. G. Jefferis & J. L. Nichols

TO YOUNG WOMEN.

Love mainly. LOVE.

WHAT WOMEN LOVE IN MEN.

10. SEXUAL VIGOR.--Women love sexual vigor in men. WHAT MEN

LOVE IN WOMEN.

LOVE-SPATS.

LIFE. [Illustration: HEALTHY CHILDREN.]

Society forgives man, but woman never.

86
The Shunned House
by H. P. Lovecraft

The Shunned House.

[Illustration: “That awful door in Benefit Street which I had left ajar.”]

Neighboring houses, it must be added, seemed entirely free from the nox-
ious quality.

Not till my adult years did my uncle set before me the notes and data which
he had collected concerning the shunned house. The shunned house, it
seems, was first inhabited by William Harris and his wife Rhoby Dexter,
with their children, Elkanah, born in 1755, Abigail, born in 1757, William,
Jr., born in 1759, and Ruth, born in 1761. The house, it is true, was still in
good condition; and the street had been widened and changed in name from
Back Street to Benefit Street. Rathbone was a practical man, and rented the
Benefit Street house despite William’s wish to keep it vacant. Maria had
been at the shunned house from 1769 till the removal of the family in 1783,
and had seen Mercy Dexter die. The next spring no more pale grass and
strange weeds came up in the shunned house’s terraced garden, and shortly
afterward Carrington Harris rented the place.

87
Surgical Anatomy
by Joseph Maclise

PLATE 1.

Plate 1

PLATE 2.

Plate 2

PLATE 3.

Plate 3

PLATE 4.

Plate 4

PLATE 5.

Plate 5

88
The Ten Books on Architecture
by Vitruvius

TUSCAN TEMPLES 120

GREEK THEATRES 151

WATER SCREW 296

TUSCAN TEMPLES

GREEK THEATRES

Dipteral temple, 75, 78.

Hypaethral temple, 14, 75, 78.

Pseudodipteral temple, 75, 78, 82.

Water (constellation), 268.

Water wheels, 294.

89
Theodore Roosevelt
by Theordore Roosevelt

Most men can have the same experience if they choose. The men I knew
best were the men in the clubs of social pretension and the men of cultivated
taste and easy life. The Senator was an extremely influential man. I never
coddled these men. The young men swarmed to enlist. Both houses of Con-
gress were controlled by these men. Many of them were evil men. The big
beef men bitterly opposed the law; just as the big railway men opposed the
Hepburn Act. We are the stanch upholders of every honest man, whether
business man or wage-worker.

Man-of-war requested for Chagres.

90
Through the Looking-Glass
by Lewis Carroll

Alice began. Alice asked.

Alice asked. Alice laughed. Alice laughed. Alice pleaded. Alice explained.

Alice interrupted.

Alice enquired.

Queen Alice

91
The Tinguian
by Fay-Cooper Cole

Ceremonies. _Valley Tinguian_

_Valley Tinguian_

_Mountain Tinguian_

_Mountain Tinguian_

Bamboo, bamboo, pretty bamboo. _Song of a Spirit_

_Song of a Spirit_

Part 1

Part 2

92
The Tribes and Castles of the
Central Provinces of India, Volume
I
by R. V. Russell

3. _Muhammadan castes_. 3. Muhammadan castes.

A caste. A caste. A caste. A caste.

A caste. A caste. A caste. A caste.

93
Ulysses
by James Joyce

Bloom.

Bloom. Bloom.

Bloom. Bloom. Bloom.

Bloom. BLOOM:

Bloom? BLOOM

94
Vanishing England
by P. H. Ditchfield

III. OLD WALLED TOWNS

V. OLD CASTLES

X. OLD INNS

XII. OLD CROSSES

XIV. OLD BRIDGES

OLD WALLED TOWNS

OLD CASTLES

OLD MANSIONS

OLD INNS

OLD BRIDGES

95
Vocational Guidance for Girls
by Marguerite Stockman Dickson

X. THE GIRL’S WORK 151

THE GIRL’S INNER LIFE

THE ADOLESCENT GIRL

THE GIRL’S WORK

_Office work_. [Illustration: Office girls at work. _Domestic work_. _Li-

brary work_. _Social work_. Adolescent girl, 130-150.

96
War and Peace
by Leo Tolstoy

Prince Andrew smiled.

Prince Andrew replied. Andrew!”Men. Prince Andrew smiled.

“Natasha! “Pierre! “Andrew! “Prince Andrew’s? “Natasha!

97
Woman as Decoration
by Emily Burbank

WOMAN AS DECORATION

by

VI COLOUR IN WOMAN’S COSTUME 74

XXVIII WOMAN COSTUMED FOR HER WAR JOB

313

III WOMAN IN GREEK ART 19

THE LAWS UNDERLYING ALL COSTUMING OF WOMAN

COLOUR IN WOMAN’S COSTUME

SEX IN COSTUMING

IDIOSYNCRASIES IN COSTUME

NATIONALITY IN COSTUME

WOMAN COSTUMED FOR HER WAR JOB

98
The World’s Best Poetry
by Various

heart. LIFE.

love,
thee;
LIFE.

Life! Life! thou? Life 400

Life 251

99
Wuthering Heights
by Emily Bronte

Poor Heathcliff! Catherine Linton?’ ‘Mrs. Heathcliff? Look, Heathcliff!

Catherine! Heathcliff, dear! Pretty Linton! Answer! Catherine! ‘Mr.
Heathcliff!

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