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Avril. By Hilaire Belloc. Essays on the Poetry of the French Renaissance.
Esto Perpetua. By Hilaire Belloc. Algerian Studies and Impressions.
Obiter Dicta. By Augustine Birrell. First and Second Series in one volume.
Memoirs of a Surrey Labourer. By George Bourne.
The Bettesworth Book. By George Bourne.
Studies in Poetry. By Stopford A. Brooke, LL.D. Essays on Blake, Scott, Shelley, Keats, etc.
Comparative Studies in Nursery Rhymes. By Lina Eckenstein. Essays in a branch of Folk-lore.
Italian Poets Since Dante. Critical Essays. By W. Everett.
{{outdent|Villa Rubein, and Other Stories. By John Galsworthy. Progress, and Other Sketches. By R. B. Cunninghame Graham.
Green Mansions. A Romance of the Tropical Forest. By W. H. Hudson.
The Purple Land. By W. H. Hudson.
The Heart of the Country. By Ford Madox Hueffer.
The Soul of London. By Ford Madox Hueffer.
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The Spirit of the People. By Ford Madox Hueffer.
After London—Wild England. By Richard Jefferies.
Amaryllis at the Fair. By Richard Jefferies.
Bevis. The Story of a Boy. By Richard Jefferies.
The Hills And The Vale. Nature Essays. By Richard Jefferies.
St Augustine and His Age. An Interpretation. By Joseph McCabe.
Between the Acts. By H. W. Nevinson.
Essays in Freedom. By H. W. Nevinson.
The Strenuous Life, and Other Essays. By Theodore Roosevelt.
English Literature and Society in the Eighteenth Century. By Sir Leslie Stephen.
Studies of a Biographer. First Series. Two Volumes. By Sir Leslie Stephen.
Studies of a Biographer. Second Series. Two Volumes. By Sir Leslie Stephen.
Interludes. By Sir Geo. Trevelyan.
Essays on Dante. By Dr Carl Witte.
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