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Ossoli, 11331, D. Woman in the 19th century, and kindred papers. By Margaret Fuller Ossoli. Edited by her brother, Arthur B. Fuller. Boston, 1855. (See Fuller, p. 1324.) Overs, 7857, D. Evenings of a working man, being the occupation of his scanty leisure. By John Overs. Preface by C. Dickens. London, 1844. Pascal, 11352, 0. Pensées, fragments et lettres de Blaise Pascal. 2 tomes. Paris, 1844. (By Bp. Percy, 11141, D. Miscellaneous pieces relating to the Chinese. Percy.) (Newspaper scraps inserted by E. D. Ingraham.) London, 1762. Poe, 8818, D. Eureka; a prose poem. By Edgar A. Poe. New York, 1848. Polichele, 6361, D. Reminiscences in prose and verse. By the Rev. R. Polwhele. 3 vols. London, 1836. Prescott, 11550, O. Procter, 10248, D. Biographical and critical miscellanies. By William H. Essays and tales in prose. By Barry Cornwall (B. W. A course of English reading, adapted to every taste and By the Rev. James Pycroft. Edited with alterations by J. A. Spencer, D. D. New York, 1844. Rees, 13093, 0. 1. The death of Wellington and the resurrection of Napoleon; being a lecture, critical, historical and prophetical, by Arthur Augustus Rees. 2d edition. London, 1853. Richardson, 12120, O. Literary chit-chat, with miscellaneous poems, and an appendix of prose papers. By D. L. Richardson. London, 1848. Ripley, 6664, D. Specimens of foreign standard literature. Edited by George Ripley. 9 vols. Boston, 1838-'9. Rogers, 12479, O. Essays selected from contributions to the Edinburgh Review. By Henry Rogers. 2 vols. London, 1850. Sampson, 11353, D. The brief remarker on the ways of man; or compendi ous dissertations respecting social and domestic relations and concerns, and the various economy of life. By Ezra Sampson. New York, 1855. Saunders, 10516, D. Salad for the solitary. By an epicure (Frederick Saunders). New York, 1853. Savage, 9336, 0. Memorabilia; or recollections, historical, biographical and antiquarian. By James Savage. Taunton, 1820. Sayer, 9389, O. 2. Scargill, 6454, D. Disquisitions, metaphysical and literary. By F. Sayer, London, 1793. The widow's offering; a selection of tales and essays. By the late William Pitt Scargill. 2 vols. London, 1837. Schiller, 8229, D. The philosophical and æsthetic letters and essays of Schiller. Translated by J. Weiss. London, 1845. Schlegel, 11004, D. The aesthetic and miscellaneous works of Frederick von Schlegel; comprising letters on Christian art; an essay on gothic architecture; remarks on romance poetry, and on Shakspeare; on the limits of the beautiful; on the language and wisdom of the Indians. Translated from the German by E. J. Millington. London, 1849. (Bohn's standard library.) Scott, 10530, 0. The miscellaneous prose works of Sir Walter Scott. With notes. Edinburgh, 1841. 7440, D. Critical and miscellaneous essays of Sir Walter Scott, Bart. Collected by himself. Never before published in America. 3 vols. Philadelphia, 1841. Sears, 7525, D. Classical studies. 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