Ungewitter in Die Nacktheit (first published in 1905), a book which has had a very large circulation in many editions.
Pauline Tarnowsky in Russia (first published in the Vratch in 1887, and afterwards as Etudes anthropométriques sur les Prostituées et les Voleuses).
To the same period generally is referred the Anatomical Introduction of an anonymous author, first published in 1618 by Lauremberg, and afterwards by C.
The works of the Naturae Curiosi were at first published separately; but in 1770 a new arrangement was planned for publishing a volume of observations annually.
These demonstrations, first published in 1690, were so much esteemed that they passed through seven editions in the space of thirty years, and were translated into English.
The most important French almanac is the Almanach Royal, afterwards Imperial, and now National, first published in 1679.
The title of this poem, as first publishedin 1793, was 'An Evening Walk.
Itineraire de Geneve, Lausanne et Chamouni, first published in 1791, went through several editions in his lifetime.
These studies he utilized in a short essay on Norman architecture, first published by Mitford in 1814, and incorrectly entitled "Architectura Gothica.
Later editions afforded his longer poem, "The Hermit of Warkworth," first published independently in 1771.
It was printed at Edinburgh, was anonymous, and was Walter Scott's first published book.
First published in "Second Book," and again in "Later Work.
First published in "Second Book," again in "Later Work.
First published in "Second Book," and afterwards in "Later Work.
First published in the "Westminster Review," July, 1867.
First published in the "Annals and Magazine of Natural History," September, 1855.
First published in the "Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnæan Society," August, 1858.
First published in the "Transactions of the Linnæan Society," Vol.
First published in the "Intellectual Observer," July, 1867.
First published in Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, iii.
First published in the Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, ii.
The corresponding Danish ballad, Ravengaard og Memering, first published by Grundtvig, is extant in not less than five copies, the oldest derived from a MS.
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