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• The Shakespeare phrase book, by John Bartlett.
  Approximate date.
• The Shakespeare reference-book: being some quotations from Shakespeare's plays, selected and arranged by J. Stenson Webb.
  No. 6 in a volume with spine title: Five Shakespeare pamphlets.
• The Shakespeare tapestry woven in verse.
• The Shakespeare-autotype committee at Stratford-on-Avon : transformation scenes, and a retrospect.
  Spevack, Halliwell-Phillipps, 1883:8. Second Edition.
• The Shakespeare-expositor; an aid to the perfect understanding of Shakespeare's plays.
• The Shakespeare-secret... tr. from the German by Harry Brett.
  “A list of the works chiefly referred to": p. [275]-278; "By Edwin Bormann": p. [279] (From Folger)
• The Shakespearean Myth
  Binding: Bound in brown cloth with gilt face of Shakespeare used as centerpiece. MS. Excerpt on lined paper tipped in (Discussion of Spenser from R.G. White’s Shakespeare, vol. 1 p.57)
• The Shakespearean myth: William Shakespeare and circumstantial evidence, by Appleton Morgan.
• The Shakespearean.
  Approximate date.
• The Shakespearean.
• The Shakspeare calendar; or, Wit and wisdom for every day in the year ... Ed. by William C. Richards.
  Compiled chiefly by Cornelia Holroyd Richards. Historical events with appropriate quotations cited.
• The Shakspeare daily gem book and journal for birthdays.
• The Shakspeare fabrications, or the ms. notes of the Perkins folio shown to be of recent origin. With an appendix on the authorship of the Ireland forgeries . by C. Mansfield Ingleby.
  Bound in imprinted black cloth with gilt title on spine. Handwritten joseph Crosby auction sale note on first front endpaper.
• The Shakspeare treasury of wisdom and knowledge. By Charles W. Stearns.
  Selected passages with comments by Stearns.
• The Shakspere flora; a guide to all the principal passages in which mention is made of trees, plants, flowers, and vegetable productions, with comments and botanical particulars. By Leo H. Grindon.
  2d. Ed.
• The sketch book of Geoffrey Crayon, gent.
  New ed. 2 vols.
• The songs & ballads of Shakespeare illuminated by T. W. Gwilt Mapleson, esq.
  Title page and half-title in colors with ornamental borders. (From Folger)
• The songs of Shakspere. Selected from his poems and plays.
  Folger notes:Title in red and black."Advertisement" signed J. B. Errata slip tipped in between pages vi and [1]. "Notes": pages [167]-179. Contains index of first lines. Pages 189-[190] contain publisher’s advertisements.
• The songs, poems and sonnets of W. Shakespeare. Ed., with a critical introduction by William Sharp.
• The sonnets of Shakspeare [sic] and Milton.
  Printer Information from colophon (from Folger)
• The sonnets of William Shakespere / edited by Edward Dowden
  Need to confirm if Large or regular copy.
• The sonnets of William Shakspere : a critical disquisition suggested by a recent discovery / by Bolton Corney.
  Caption title. "Private impression."
• The sonnets of William Shakspere : rearranged and divided into four parts / with an introd. and explanatory notes [by Robert Cartwright].
  Binding: Half-marbled boards over brown cloth.
• The Spanish Language and the Importance of Linguistics
  In this portrait project, there was a discussion on the Spanish language with a focus on linguistics. The interview was with Jaime Ontiveros, who has a PhD in Hispanic Studies. Dr. Ontiveros is originally from Mexico, then became a resident in Texas before moving to London, Ontario. He taught Spanish to a large variety of students from different ages, varying from kindergarten to university students. Topics discussed in the portrait include; his opinion on parents teaching the maternal language to their children, his personal experience teaching Spanish and the background behind the Spanish language. The Spanish culture has a huge role in the evolution of the language. There is an art to teaching and Dr. Ontiveros teaches the viewer how linguistics and language play a role in our everyday lives and how communication would be impossible without linguistics.
• The stare.
  
  In line to enter the store for a drink and snack customers have lined up to enter. A man (another customer) wearing a mask and gloves looks at the line with consternation. Carts are used to create a queue outside the store along with tape.