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WARBURTON, STANLEY.
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WARDELL, ELIZABETH GLASS.
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WARE, HARLAN.
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WARE, HENRY.
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WARHURST, FLORA MABEL.
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WARNER, SYLVIA TOWNSEND.
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WARREN, CHARLES.
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WARREN, MRS. CHARLES.
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WARSHOW, H. THOMAS.
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WARSHOW, ROBERT IRVING.
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WASHBURN, ALFRED H., joint author.
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WATKINS, RICHARD HOWELLS.
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WAUD, ANN.
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WAUGH, EVELYN.
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WEBB, B. ETHEL, ed.
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WEBSTER, HENRY KITCHELL.
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WEBSTER, MARY O.
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WEDECK, HARRY E., joint author.
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WEEKES, AGNES R. SEE Pryde, Anthony.
WEEKES, BLANCHE E.
Aesop's fables. Introd. by Blanche
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Rip Van Winkle and The legend of
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WEEKES, ROSE K., joint author.
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WEIMAN, RITA.
The poor sport. (In Hearst's
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WELLS, GEORGE PHILIP.
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WELLS, H. G.
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WENTWORTH, PATRICIA.
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WERFEL, FRANZ.
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WERMELSKIRCHEN, L.
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WERREMEYER, DANIEL W.
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WERTENBAKER, CHARLES.
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WESEEN, EDWIN.
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WESEEN, MAURICE H.
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WESEEN, MILDRED H.
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WEST, REBECCA.
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WEST PUB. CO.
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Texas writs of error table supplement.
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Supplement to Complete Texas writs
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Third decennial edition of the
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American digest.
WEST PUB. CO. SEE
Alabama and Southern reporter
digest.
American Federal tax reports.
Arkansas decisions reported in South
western reporter annotated.
The Atlantic reporter.
Cumulative descriptive word index
and table of cases affirmed,
reversed or modified, covering
Current digest (American Digest
system)
Cumulative Michigan digest, 1926-1928.
Current digest (American Digest
System)
Digest of the Pacific reporter.
Federal digest covering decisions of
the United States courts reported
in Federal reporter.
Federal reporter.
Florida and Southern reporter
digest.
Judicial and statutory definitions
of words and phrases.
Kentucky decisions reported in South
western reporter.
Louisiana and Southern reporter
digest.
Mississippi and southern reporter
digest.
Missouri decisions reported in the
South western reporter annotated.
New York digest.
New York supplement.
The North eastern reporter.
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North western reporter.
Pacific reporter.
Southeastern reporter.
The Southern reporter.
Southern reporter digest.
Southwestern reporter.
Supreme Court reporter.
Temporary North western reporter
digest of cases reported in
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reporter.
Temporary South western reporter
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reporter.
Texas decisions reported in South
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United States code.
United States code annotated.
United States code pamphlet supplement
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WESTERN ACTUARIAL BUREAU.
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WETJEN, ALBERT RICHARD.
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WEYGOLD, FREDERICK, illus.
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WEYMAN, ARTHUR WILLIAM.
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WEYMAN, STANLEY J.
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Arthur William Weyman (NK);
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Arthur William Weyman (PPW);
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WHARTON, EDITH.
Hudson River bracketed. (In
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B799662; 16Oct28, B2046; 13Nov28,
B5668; 10Dec28, B8776; 8Jan29,
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WHAT RELIGION MEANS TO ME, by Harry
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WHEELER, ADALINE E.
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WHEELER, JANET D.
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WHEELER, WILLIAM MORTON.
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WHEEN, ARTHUR WESLEY, tr.
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WHELESS, MAMIE T.
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WHIPS, CLARA ELIZABETH.
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WHITE, E. B.
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WHITE, RAMY ALLISON.
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WHITE, WALLACE.
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WHITE, WILLIAM WALLACE.
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WHITEHILL, DOROTHY.
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WHITING, RANDOLPH V.
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WHITNEY, ELINOR, joint comp.
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WICKERSHAM, GRACE.
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WICKERSHAM, JAMES.
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WICKMAN, E. K.
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WIDDEMER, MARGARET.
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A1054559. Margaret Widdemer
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WIESE, KURT, illus.
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WIGGAM, ALBERT EDWARD.
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Exploring your mind with the
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WIGMORE, JOHN HENRY.
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WILD, LAURA H.
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WILDER, O.
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13Jan56; R162686.
WILKINS, DAVID SCHERMERHORN, joint ed.
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WILKINS, SCHERMERHORN. SEE
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WILLARD, CLYDE. SEE
Choir gems no. 2
WILLIAMS, BEN AMES.
Death on Scurvy Street. (In The
Saturday evening post, Feb.
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B19375; 7Mar29, B19803; 14Mar29,
B20273. Florence Talpey Williams
(W); 21Mar56; R166937-166938,
166936, 166939-166940.
The dreadful night. © 21Feb28;
A1061968. Florence Talpey Williams
(W); 13Jan56; R162669.
Merry meeting. (In The Saturday
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© 10Jan29; B13050. Florence
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R166931.
The mystery of the swaggering man.
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R166932.
Perennial. (In the Saturday evening
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B7946. Florence Talpey Williams
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The son of Anak. (In The Saturday
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WILLIAMS, FLORENCE TALPEY.
Death on Scurvy Street. SEE
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The dreadful night. SEE Williams,
Ben Ames.
Merry meeting. SEE Williams, Ben
Ames.
The mystery of the swaggering man.
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Perennial. SEE Williams, Ben Ames.
The son of Anak. SEE Williams,
Ben Ames.
WILLIAMS, JESSE FEIRING.
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WILLIAMS, KIRBY.
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WILLIAMS, LOIS ASHFORD.
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E. L.
WILLIAMSON, THAMES.
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WILLOUGHBY, BARRETT.
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Gentlemen unafraid. © 21Sep28;
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(A); 2May56; R169584.
The grand ball at Sitka. (In Century
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WILLOUGHBY, WESTEL WOODBURY.
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12Jun56; R172018.
WILLOUGHBY-CRAIG, MRS. M. W.
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WILSON, EULALIE.
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WILSON, IRA B.
The dawn of Easter. Cantata.
Text by Herman von Berge, music
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A7032. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH);
2Apr56; R167703.
Delight thyself in the Lord. (In
The Choir leader, Jan. 1929)
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The everlasting hills; w Frona
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Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH); 2Apr56;
R167688.
Faith of our mothers. Service for
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AA13308. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH);
2Apr56; R167699.
Lift up your heads. (In The
Volunteer choir, Apr. 1929)
© 11Mar29; B22510. Lorenz Pub.
Co. (PWH); 7May56; R170010.
Near the cross of Jesus; w & m.
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O little town of Bethlehem. (In
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Praise the Lord. (In The Volunteer
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B12051. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH);
7May56; R170016.
Praise ye Jehovah. (In The Choir
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2Apr56; R167694.
Praise ye the Lord. Music by Ira B.
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Oct. 1928) © 1Sep28; B194.
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R167693.
Shepherds abiding in the field.
(In Choir leader, Nov. 1928)
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Tidings of great joy. (In Volunteer
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B2516. Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH);
2Apr56; R167698.
WILSON, IRA B. SEE ALSO
Holton, Fred B.
WILSON, MARGARET.
Daughters of India. © 19Apr28;
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