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Part Ⅴ.Typed Manuscripts:Book Excerpts
No.157
1.Emile Faguet,Dix-huitieme Siecle
2.Walter Raleigh,On Writing and Writers
3.Philip Leon,The Ethics of Power or the Problem of Evil
4.Osbert Burdett,The Art of Living
5.Robert Harborough Sherard,Bernard Shaw,Frank Harris and Oscar Wilde
6.Emile Faguet,Flaubert
7.Maurice Hewlett,In a Green Shade:A Country Commentary
8.Joseph Hone,The Life of George Moore
9.Hastings Rashdall,The Theory of Good and Evil
10.Ford Madox Hueffer,Ancient Lights and Certain New Reflections
11.Stray Leaf with Yang Jiang's Remark
12.Arthur Bryant,Samuel Pepys:The Man in the Making
13.Excerpt without Author and Title
14.A.E.Burtt,The Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Physical Science
15.Bernard Bosanquet,The Meeting of Extremes in Contemporary Philosophy
16.Arvede Barine,Alfred de Musset
17.William Hamilton,Discussions
18.E.M.Forster,Abinger Harvest
19.Werner Brock,An Introduction to Contemporary German Philosophy
20.Gustave Flaubert,L'Education Sentimentale
21.J.W.Mackail,Studies of English Poets
22.H.Granville-Barker(ed.),The Eighteen-Seventies
23.Stray Leaf on Pope and Edward Young
24.Ivor Brown,I Commit to the Flames
25.W.B.Yeats,Dramatis Personae
26.Augustus De Morgan,A Budget of Paradoxes
27.Aldous Huxley,On the Margin
28.Alfred Noyes,Voltaire
29.Augustine Birrell,In the Name of the Bodleian
30.L.A.Willoughby,The Romantic Movement in Germany
31.Stray Leaves in French with Qian's Page Numbers
32.B.I.Evans,English Poetry in the Later Nineteenth Century
33.William Wycherley,Plays
34.Alfred de Musset,On ne Badine pas avec l'Amour
35.Matthew Josephson,Zola and His Time
36.Havelock Ellis,From Rousseau to Proust
37.Herbert Read,Reason and Romanticism
38.R.H.Sherard,The Life,Work and Evil Fate of Guy de Maupassant
39.J.G.Legge,Chanticleer:A Study of French Muse
40.John Laird,Recent Philosophy
41.Ernest Hunter Wright,The Meaning of Rousseau
42.Douglas Goldring,Odd Man Out
43.Edmund Gosse,Coventry Patmore
44.Edward Sackville-West,A Flame in Sunlight:The Life and Work of Thomas De Quincey
45.William Hamilton,Lectures on Metaphysics and Logic
46.Histoire de la Langue et de la Litterature Fran?aise
47.Herbert Gorman,The Incredible Marquis Alexandre Dumas
48.Virginia Moore,The Life and Eager Death of Emily Bronte
49.Charles Lamb,Essays of Elia
50.Milton H.Stansbury,French Novelists of Today
51.William James,The Principles of Psychology
52.Paul Albert,La Litterature Fran?aise au ⅩⅨe Siecle
53.J.B.Bury,The Idea of Progress
54.Emile Faguet,Andre Chenier
55.Malcolm Elwin
Victorian Wallflowers
Thackeray:A Personality
56.E.S.Haldane,George Eliot and Her Time
57.Leopold Mabilleau,Victor Hugo
58.Maurice Paleologue,Vauvenargues
59.Stephen Gwynn,Oliver Goldsmith
60.Bonamy Dobree,Restoration Comedy(1660—1720)
61.R.L.Megroz,Modern English Poetry
62.William James,The Principles of Psychology Vol.Ⅱ
No.158
1.Karl Vossler,The Spirit of Language in Civilization
2.Rudolf Haym,Hegel und Seine Zeit
3.Stray Leaf in English about Literature
4.J.H.Muirhead,The Platonic Tradition in Anglo-Saxon Philosophy
5.Logan Pearsall Smith,All Trivia
6.Stephen C.Pepper,World Hypotheses
7.Essays and Studies by Members of the English Association Vol.ⅩⅦ
8.F.L.Lucas,The Delights of Dictatorship
9.J.B.Priestley,Midnight on the Desert
10.H.F.Jones,Samuel Butler
Vol.Ⅰ
Vol.Ⅱ
11.W.R.Inge,Vale
12.G.K.Chesterton,Autobiography
13.Novalis,Fragmente
14.Stray Notes
15.Henri Clouard,Histoire de la Litterature Fran?aise du Symbolisme a nos Jours
16.Papers in Honor of Josiah Royce
17.W.Somerset Maugham,The Gentleman in the Parlour
18.Arthur Quiller-Couch(Q),Memories and Opinions
19.R.L.Cru,Diderot as a Disciple of English Thought
20.Philip MacDonald,The Rasp
21.Stray Leaf
22.The Age of Johnson:Essays Presented to Chauncey Brewster Tinker
23.Ignazio Silone,Fontamara
24.C.-A.Sainte-Beuve,Portraits Litteraires
25.Norman Douglas
Goodbye to Western Culture
Together
26.J.H.Muirhead,Coleridge as Philosopher
27.Edmund Grosse,Father and Son
28.Modern Philology
29.George Boas (ed.),Romanticism in America
30.M.C.Phillips,Skin Deep
31.Ignazio Silone,Bred and Wine
32.Arthur Hatto,"Revolution"
33.Mind 1949
34.Edmund Wilson,Europe without Baedeker
35.Carl Van Doren,Three Worlds
36.Richard Llewellyn,How Green Was My Valley
37.Ovid,Ars Amatoria
Book Ⅰ
Book Ⅱ
Book Ⅲ
38.Norman Douglas,Fountains in the Sand
39.A.C.Benson,Memories and Friends
40.Eric John Dingwall,Racial Pride and Prejudice
41.Gypsy Rose Lee,The G-String Murders
42.Noel Coward,Present Indicative
43.Sacha Guitry,If Memory Serves
44.Edward McCurdy,The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci
Vol.Ⅰ
Vol.Ⅱ
45.Monier Williams,Indian Wisdom
46.Walter Silz,Early German Romanticism
47.J.Joubert,Pensees
48.Salvador de Madariaga,Shelley and Calderon and Other Essays
49.Aubrey F.G.Bell,Castilian Literature
50.Lacon,Lectures to Living Authors
51.L.A.Reid,Preface to Faith
52.Walter de la Mare
Love
Private View
53.J.Cecil and Herford,Oliver Clay,Cupid's Cyclopedia
54.Stray Notes
55.Charles Baudelaire,Journaux Intimes
56.Betty Heimann,Indian and Western Philosophy
57.Irwin Edman,Philosopher's Holiday
58.Evelyn Waugh,Edmund Campion
59.Elizabeth Bowen,The Hotel
60.R.L.G.Ritchie(ed.),France
61.Charles Reade,Griffith Gaunt or Jealousy
62.Albert Guerard,Literature and Society
63.Henry James,The Notebooks
64.Evelyn Waugh,Put Out More Flags
65.Nancy Mitford,Love in a Cold Climate
66.J.-B.Rousseau,Les Petits Poetes du ⅩⅧe Siecle
67.F.O.Matthiessen,Translation:An Elizabethan Art
68.Apuleius Madanrensis,Metamorphoses
69.The New Statesman and Nation
70.Wilkie Collins,Armadale(to be continued)
71.C.S.Baldwin,Renaissance Literary Theory and Practice
72.Henry Brooke,The Fool of Quality
73.George Savile,First Marquess of Halifax
74.V.S.Pritchett,In My Good Books
75.Marshall MacGregor,Studies and Diversions in Greek Literature
76.Wilkie Collins,Armadale(continued)
77.R.B.Brandt,The Philosophy of Schleiermacher
78.Thomas Shadwell,The Complete Works
79.Mona Wilson,The Life of William Blake
80.George Gordon,Shakespearean Comedy and Other Studies
81.Alexander Pope,Poems
82.W.L.Schwartz,The Imaginative Interpretation of the Far East in Modern French Literature
83.Morris R.Cohen,The Meaning of Human History
84.Sidney Hook,The Hero in History
85.R.G.Howarth(ed.),The Letters of Lord Byron
86.William Rose,Men,Myths and Monuments in German Literature
87.H.C.Chatfield-Taylor,Goldoni
88.J.S.Kennard,Goldoni and the Venice of His Time
89.Douglas Jerrold,Mrs.Candle's Curtain Lectures and Other Stories
90.Bennett A.Cerf,The Pocket Book of Jokes
91.Ernest de Selincourt,Wordsworthian and Other Studies
92.A.A.Milne,Autobiography
93.Havelock Ellis,The Criminal
94.Joseph Hone,W.B.Yeats
95.Max Beerbohm,Works and More
96.J.-M.Murry,Between Two Worlds
97.George Boas,A Primer for Critics
98.F.H.Bradley,Aphorisms
99.Angela Thirkell,High Rising
100.F.H.Bradley,Aphorisms
101.Havelock Ellis,My Life
102.C.S.Peirce,Collected Papers Vol.Ⅵ
103.G.M.Young(ed.),Early Victorian England
104.Walter Bagehot,Literary Studies,Vol.Ⅲ
105.George W.E.Russell,One LookBack
106.Peter Fleming,News from Tartary
107.Hippolyte Parigot,Theatre Choisi des Auteurs Comiques du ⅩⅦe et du ⅩⅧe Siecle
108.G.C.Flugel,Men and Their Motives
109.Evelyn M.Simpson,A Study of the Prose Works of John Donne
110.S.T.Coleridge,The Friend
111.W.H.Walsh,Reason and Experience
112.Nancy Mitford,The Pursuit of Love
113.J.B.Rhine,Extra-Sensory Perception
114.John O'Hara,Appointment in Samarra
115.La Petite Illustration
116.Thomas De Quincey,Collected Writings
117.Frederick Rolfe,Hadrian the Seventh
118.Walter Bagehot,Literary Studies
Vol.Ⅰ
Vol.Ⅱ
119.Robert Louis Stevenson,The Letters
Vol.Ⅰ
Vol.Ⅱ
120.Letters of Fanny Browne to Fanny Keats
121.Frederick Page,Patmore:A Study in Poetry
122.P.L.Harriman(ed.),Twentieth Century Psychology
123.Elizabeth French Boyd,Byron's Don Juan
124.Ernst Cassirer,Language and Myth(Sprache und Mythos)
125.Amram Scheinfeld,Women and Men
126.David Hume,Essays Moral,Political,and Literary
127.Ignazio Silone,The Seed beneath the Snow
128.Richard Llewellyn,None but the Lonely Heart
129.Stray Notes
130.Michael Innes,Appleby's End
131.Ethel Mannin
Modern Autobiography
Confessions and Impressions
132.The New Statesman and Nation
133.David Low,Low on the War
134.J.B.Priestley,Four Plays
135.Jean Paul,Vorschule der Asthetik
136.Excerpts from Letters in English without Author
137.The Heritage of Kant
138.E.Stuart Bates
Modern Translation
Intertraffic
139.Martin Heidegger,Sein und Zeit
140.R.A.Vaughan,Hours with the Mystics
Vol.Ⅰ
Vol.Ⅱ
141.David Hume,The Letters
142.C.K.Ogden,Bentham's Theory of Fictions
143.The Diary of Samuel Pepys
Vol.Ⅰ
Vol.Ⅱ
Vol.Ⅲ
Vol.Ⅳ
Vol.Ⅴ
Vol.Ⅵ
Vol.Ⅶ
Vol.Ⅷ
144.D.H.Lawrence,The Letters
145.Ludwig Bemelmans,Small Beer
146.Stendhal,De l'Amour
Livre Ⅰ
Livre Ⅱ
147.Stray Notes
148.Henry Miller,Tropic of Capricorn
149.P.J.O'Brian,Will Rogers
150.Max Black,Language and Philosophy
151.Italo Svevo,As a Man Grows Older(Senilita)
152.Confessions of Zeno
153.Henry Miller,Tropic of Cancer
154.Aldous Huxley,Grey Eminence
155.Stray Notes
156.Ellen Terry and Bernard Shaw,A Correspondence
157.Everard Meynell,The Life of Francis Thompson
158.Anatole France,La Vie Litteraire
159.Eric Gill,Autobiography
160. E.G.Trelawney,Letters
161.Waldo H.Dunn,English Biography
162.Walter Raleigh,Some Authors
163.T.R.Glover,Greek Byways
164.G.M.Young,Victorian England
165.H.W.Horwill,An Anglo-American Interpreter
166.Harold Acton,Peonies and Ponies
167.Goblet d'Alviella,Ce que L'Inde doit a la Grece
168.Jeremy Taylor,The Golden Grove
169.Martin Luther,The Table Talks
170.Edith Olivier,Dwarf's Blood
171.Virginia Woolf,Roger Fry
172.Wilkie Collins,After Dark
173.Daniel Essertier,Les Formes Inferieures de l'Explication
Author Index
Title Index