The Prude's Progress: A Comedy in Three Acts
The Prude's Progress: A Comedy in Three Acts — English source edition. Subject: Comedy plays.
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The Soul of Nicholas Snyders; Or, The Miser of Zandam — English source edition. Subject: Fiction.
They and I — English source edition. Subject: Country life -- Fiction.
Three men in a boat (to say nothing of the dog) — English source edition. Subject: Young men -- Travel -- England -- Thames River -- Fiction.
Three men on the bummel — English source edition. Subject: Humorous stories.
Told After Supper — English source edition. Subject: Short stories.
Woodbarrow Farm: Play in Three Acts — English source edition. Subject: English drama.
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