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WILSON, FAITH CHAMBERS.

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WILSON, LOUIS R.

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WILSON, MARGERY.

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WILSON, WILLIAM E.

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WILT, RICHARD.

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WINSTANLEY, GERRARD.

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WISE, MARGARET LUKES.

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WISWELL, TOMMIE.

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WOHLBERG, MEG.

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WOLFE, THOMAS.

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WOLFERS, ARNOLD.

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19Jan68; R428011.

WOLFLE, DAEL L.

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WOMEN OF BRITAIN; letters from England.

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WONSETLER, JOHN C.

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WOOD, BRYCE.

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WOOD, ESTHER.

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WOOD, RAY.

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WOOD, WILLIS J.

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WOODBINE, GEORGE E., ed.

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WOODBINE, MRS. GEORGE E.

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WOODBRIDGE, DANA M.

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WOODBRIDGE, HOMER E.

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WOODMAN, JEAN.

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WOODRUFF, HELEN MORLEY.

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WOODS, GEORGE B.

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WOODS, JOHN L.

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WOODWORTH, ROBERT S.

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WOOLF, LEONARD.

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WOOLF, VIRGINIA.

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WOOLLCOTT, ALEXANDER.

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WOOLRICH, CORNELL.

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WORCESTER, DAVID.

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WORDS AND PHRASES, PERMANENT EDITION.

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WORDS AND PHRASES, PERMANENT EDITION.

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WORKS, AUSTIN M.

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WORKS, MELVIN F.

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THE WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA.

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WORMSER, RICHARD.

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WORTH, KATHRYN.

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WRIGHT, ELLEN.

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WRIGHT, FRANCES.

Elementary music education; theory

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WRIGHT, FRANK LLOYD.

Frank Lloyd Wright on architecture;

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WRIGHT, GEORGE.

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WRIGHT, GERTRUDE.

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WRIGHT, RICHARD.

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How Bigger was born; the story of

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WRIGHT, WILLIAM KELLEY.

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WRIGLEY, HENRY F.

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WRINN, MARY J. J.

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A145178. Mary J. J. Wrinn (A);

23Feb68; R429876.

WRITERS' PROGRAM. VIRGINIA.

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WRITERS PUB. CO.

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WYETH, CAROLYN B.

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WYETH, N. C.

Anthology of children's literature.

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Great stories of the sea and ships.

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WYLIE, PHILIP.

Alec and Mollie come over, by Gordon

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B469116. Philip Wylie (A);

23May68; R436063.

The army way, by Philip Wylie &

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A man can stand so much. (In

B469116. Philip Wylie (A);

23May68; R436064.

Salt water daffy. Illustrated by

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A150063. Philip Wylie (A);

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Spare the rod. (In Saturday evening

B469855. Philip Wylie (A);

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WYLY, FRANCIS D.

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WYSE, ALEXANDER.

AA332224. St. Anthony's Guild

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YAP, WEDA.

The wild pasture.

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YARDSTICK PRESS.

New poems, 1940.

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YATES, ELIZABETH.

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YATES, MARGUERITE W.

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YATES, RAYMOND F.

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YAUKEY, GRACE S.

China trader, by Cornelia Spencer,

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R436929.

YEARBOOK OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF

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YOUNG, D. H.

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YOUNG, MRS. DONALD A.

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YOUNG, EVELYN.

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YOUNG, FERRY.

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YOUNG, FRANCIS BRETT.

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YOUNG, FREDERICK COLSTEN.

A surgeon's autobiography.

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YOUNG, GORDON.

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Red Clark takes charge. (In Short

B495198; 10Mar41, B495199. Pearl

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Red Clark takes charge. (In Short

B495200. Pearl Young (W); 15Apr68;

R433904.

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R433905.

YOUNG, MRS. H. LINDSAY-.

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YOUNG, HAZEL.

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YOUNG, HOWARD W.

American fishermen.

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YOUNG, HUGH.

A surgeon's autobiography. With

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YOUNG, JAMES R.

A153229. James R. Young (A);

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YOUNG, JESSICA BRETT.

The happy highway.

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YOUNG, NANCY WILSON ROSS.

Take the lightning, by Nancy Wilson

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YOUNG, PEARL.

Red Clark takes a hand.

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Red Clark takes charge.

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YOUNG, STANLEY.

Young Hickory, a story of the frontier

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YOUNG, MRS. STANLEY P.

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YOUNG, WALTER.

Diagnosis, murder.

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YOUNGMAN CARTER, MARGERY ALLINGHAM.

Traitor's purse, by Margery Allingham.

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Carter (Wr); 11Mar68; R431135.

YOUNGMAN CARTER, PHILIP.

Traitor's purse.

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YOU'RE A CALICO MILLIONAIRE; from

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Fleischer & Sammy Timberg. (In Song

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YOUTIE, HERBERT CHAYYIM.

Tax rolls from Karanis. Pt.2.

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YUNGHANS, ELSIE.

Getting more out of life.

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ZADORY, AURELIA.

Extension study course of basic

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Life in the unknown country.

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ZELLER, BEATRIX MARIE LOUISE MADELIN.

Histoire de Consulat et de l'Empire.

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ZELLER, MME JEAN MARIE BERNARD.

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ZIEGLER, SAMUEL H.

The Pennsylvania German Folklore

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ZIM, HERBERT S.

Science interests and activities of

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R430531.

ZOLLMANN, CARL.

A treatise on the modern law of real

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ZOUBEK, CHARLES E.

Gregg speed building.

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ZUCKMAYER, CARL.

Second wind. With an introd. by

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R437212.

ZUNDEL, MAURICE.

Our Lady of wisdom. F. J. Sheed,

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R438429.

ZWART, GERRIT C.

Chordata; a film slide. From Fundamentals

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Fundamentals of biology; a film

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