Author: OUR (David)

Description

DEPOSITORY GIIJ4OUR (David). Reminiscences of the Pen’. folk. Paisley weavers of other &ays...Third edition. 2 pts. in 1 vol. [L.I.J O. Paisley end London, 1889.

Card ID: 248

Author: DEVANT (David)

Description

H Uk-J (I DEVANT (David). See: MASKELYNE (Jobn Nevil) and DEVANT (David). Our magic, etc. (19J.2)

Card ID: 390

Author: ABRAHAMSEN (David)

Description

LP KDL Abr ABRAHAMSEN (David). Our violent society. pp.298. Bibi. New York, 1970.

Card ID: 94

Author: SMITH (David)

Description

SMITH (David), M.A.D.D. Ur1written sayings of our Lord. pp. xi. + 151. EH. 0.] 8. Loiido, [1913.]

Card ID: 173

Author: TJRQUHART (David)

Description

TJRQUHART (David).. § PORTFOLIO. The Portfolio; or, a. Collection of state ç.pers, etc. etc. illustrative of the history of our times. jEc3ited by D; Jrquha5i .‘] London, 1836—44.

Card ID: 74

Author: INOSTONE (David)

Description

LIV INOSTONE (David). See STA1LiY (2jH. M.) How I found Livingstone: travels... inoluding f’our rnonth8 residenoe with Dr. Livingst,one, to. bonçpn, 1872.

Card ID: 414

Author: ON (Robert Louis Bali our)

Description

Yo STEVEN3ON (Robert Louis Bali our). [Works.- 1922.] (The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson.) [Continued 3. New Arabian nights. he Pavilion on the links, and other tales. 4. Fanilliar studies of men and books. Literary papers. 5. Treasure Island. Prince Otto. 6. Deacon Brodie; or, The Double life, and other plays. The Dynamiter. Strange case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde. The Body—snatcher. 8. A Child’s garden. Underwoods. Ballads. New poems. 9. Kidnapped. 1O.Catriona: the further adventures of David Bali our. [SEE NEXT CARD.]

Card ID: 330

Author: ROBINSON (David core)

Description

— 1 1o ROBINSON (David core). Sappho and her iiffliience. CWit22 a bb1ioaphy (Our Debt to Greece and ome.) pp. xii • + 72 1&bes. 80. ndon, [125.j [Another copy.]

Card ID: 221

Author: STEVENSON (Robert Louis Ball our)

Description

STEELir4G L1r3RARY ELJr STEVENSON (Robert Louis Ball our). [Single Works.] Kidnapped: being memoirs of the adventures of David Balfour in the year 1751...written by himself, and now set forth by Robert Louis Stevenson. pp. viii. + 311. Folded zap. 8°.[London], 1886. First published edition. S.1.C., 1.814.

Card ID: 373

Author: STEVENSON (Robert Louis Baif our)

Description

STERLING LIBRAR( — t REFERENCE ONLY STEVENSON (Robert Louis Baif our). [Single Works. Catriona, a sequel to “Kidnapped”: being memoirs of the further adventures of David Baif our at home and abroad... Written by himself, and now set forth by Robert Louis Stevenson. pp. ix. + 371. 8°. London, 1893, S.L.C., 1.827. Lxi F”c t c [Another copy.] [E.D.M.L,] [SEE NEXT CARD.]

Card ID: 350

Author: HARDMAN (David Rennie)

Description

DEPOSITORY HARDMAN (David Rennie). See UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANISATION. Reflections on our age lectures delivered at the opening session of UNESCO at the Sorbonne University, Paris [by various authors]. Introduction by 0. Hardman, London, 195O.

Card ID: 449

Author: KAET (James David)

Description

Yo s83E 966 KAET (James David). See STEVENSON (Bobert Louis Baif our), [Two or More Works.] From Scotlai-d to Silverado. Co.’tris1ng The amateur emigrant: ‘From te Clyde to Sandy Hook’, end. ‘Across the plains’; The Silveredo squatters, & four essays on California. Edited by J.D.Hart. 80. cambridge, Mass., 1966.

Card ID: 235