A complete sett of the above edition, twelve volumes in all, will be sent to any one to any place, free of postage, for Five Dollars.
The cheap edition is complete in Twelve Volumes, paper cover; either or all of which can be had separately.
The other manuscript at Cornell is a Bibliotheca Americana, prepared in twelve volumes by Arthur Homer, who had intended, but never accomplished, the publication of it.
The last volume of a collection in twelve volumes published in Paris, Nouvelle bibliothèque des voyages, is also given to America.
Simon, however, says he is full of an erudition not to the purpose, which, as his Commentaries on the Scriptures run to twelve volumes, is not wonderful.
The Hortus Indicus Malabaricus of Rheede, who had been a governor in India, was published at his own expense in twelve volumes, the first appearing in 1686; it contains an immense number of new plants.
Pharamond is not wholly his own; five out of twelve volumes belong to one De Vaumorière, a continuator.
The history of poetry and eloquence, or fine writing, was published by Bouterwek, in twelve volumes octavo.
A handy and beautiful edition, in twelve volumes, of the works of the Spanish masters of romance calls for a word of acknowledgment from all who desire to see the lights of foreign literature fitly presented to the notice of English readers.
To plunge straight away into Louis Blanc's twelve volumes or Lamartine's 'History of the Girondins' would be as great a mistake as the reading of the unprofitable memoirs.
Nichols) in 1894, in twelve volumes, only slightly expurgated, the present price being about twelve pounds.
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