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English prose literature

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Personal writings by women to 1900

Gwenn Davis

1989

Chaucer and the mystics

Robert Boenig

1995

Fifteenth century translation as an influence on English prose

Samuel Klinger Workman

1972

Hesiod

Hesiod

1923

Modern prose style

Bonamy Dobrée

1964

Women's lives and the 18th-century English novel

Elizabeth Bergen Brophy

1991

Miracles and the pulp press during the English Revolution

Jerome Friedman

1993

Victorian prose

David J. DeLaura

1973

The genius of John Ruskin

John Ruskin

1963

Maeves Times Selected Irish Times Writings

Maeve Binchy

2013

Select translations from Old English prose

Albert Stanburrough Cook

1908

Victorian Diary

Anne-Marie Millim

2013

Poems

W. H. Auden

1934 ★ 4.0

Print culture and the early Quakers

Kate Peters, KATE PETERS

2004

The Household book of Irish eloquence

Member of the New York bar

1889

Finding Courage

Irene Zahava

1989

Travel writing

Casey Blanton

1997

The inner I

Brian Finney

1985

Loneliness and Time

Mark Cocker

1992

Romantic autobiography in England

Eugene L. Stelzig

2009

Edwardian stories of divorce

Janice Hubbard Harris

1996

Our Lady of Victorian feminism

Kimberly VanEsveld Adams

2001

Out of her mind

Rebecca Shannonhouse

2000

Selected prose of T. S. Eliot

T. S. Eliot

1975

British travel writers, 1837-1875

Barbara Brothers

1996

Cahiers II

Albert Camus, Paul Viallaneix

1976

Victorian crime, madness and sensation

Andrew Maunder

2009

The writings of Henry David Thoreau

Henry David Thoreau

1884

Telling Time

Stuart Sherman

1997

The King Arthur companion

Phyllis Ann Karr

1983

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