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• כתובים נביאים תורה. Biblia Hebraica, secundum ultimam editionem Jos. Athiae, a Johanne Leusden denuo recognitam, recensita variisque notis latinis illustrata ab Everardo van der Hooght, V. D. M. Editio prima Americana, sine punctis masorethicis

  Bible. O. T. Hebrew. כתובים נביאים תורה. Biblia Hebraica, secundum ultimam editionem Jos. Athiae, a Johanne Leusden denuo recognitam, recensita variisque notis latinis illustrata ab Everardo van der Hooght, V. D. M. Editio prima Americana, sine punctis masorethicis. Philadelphia: Thomas Dobson, MDCCCXIV. 2 vols.
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  Zophiel

  Brooks, Maria Gowen. Zophiël, a Poem, by Mrs. Brooks. Boston: Richardson & Lord, 1825. 70, [2] p.
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  Zillah: A Tale of the Holy City. By the Author of “Brambletye House,” “The Tor Hill,” “Reuben Apsley,” &c.

  [Smith, Horatio]. Zillah: A Tale of the Holy City. By the Author of “Brambletye House,” “The Tor Hill,” “Reuben Apsley,” &c. New-York: J. & J. Harper, 1829. 2 vols.
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  Zamira a Dramatic Sketch and other Poems

  Phillips, Jonas B. Zamira, a Dramatic Sketch, and other Poems. New-York: Printed by G. A. C. Van Beuren, 1835. 142 p.
• Youth’s Golden Cycle; or, Round the Globe in Sixty Chapters, showing How to get on in the World, with Hints on Success in Life; Examples of Successful Men ... Illustrated. Sold by Subscription Only.

  Fraser, John. Youth’s Golden Cycle; or, Round the Globe in Sixty Chapters, showing How to get on in the World, with Hints on Success in Life; Examples of Successful Men ... Illustrated. Sold by Subscription Only. Philadelphia: W. M. Patterson & Co., 1884. 439 p.
• Young Folks’ Story Book. Edited by Pansy. With Nearly One Hundred Illustrations. Boston: D. Lothrop, [c1893]. unpaged. Rachel Ford’s classmates believe that she is Jewish, but she isn’t; see "Rachel’s Friend," a two-part story by Mrs. C. M. Livingston. Text of "Rachel’s Friend" also in Our New Home. For Boy and Girls. Illustrated

  [Alden, Isabella Macdonald], ed. Young Folks’ Story Book. Edited by Pansy. With Nearly One Hundred Illustrations. Boston: D. Lothrop, [c1893]. unpaged. Rachel Ford’s classmates believe that she is Jewish, but she isn’t; see "Rachel’s Friend," a two-part story by Mrs. C. M. Livingston. Text of "Rachel’s Friend" also in Our New Home. For Boy and Girls. Illustrated (Boston: Lothrop Publishing Co., [c1896]), unpaged.
• Young Folks’ Story Book. Edited by Pansy. With Nearly One Hundred Illustrations.

  [Alden, Isabella Macdonald], ed. Young Folks’ Story Book. Edited by Pansy. With Nearly One Hundred Illustrations. Boston: D. Lothrop, [c1893]. unpaged.
• Widow Widdle; or, A Thousand Pounds a Year.

  Widow Widdle; or, A Thousand Pounds a Year. N.Y. [New York]: H. De Marsan, [ca. 1859-1860]. broadside.
• Why Pat was a Democrat, and other Campaign Arguments, in Verse.

  Woodside, John W. Why Pat was a Democrat, and other Campaign Arguments, in Verse. [n.p., 1888?]. 16 p.
• Why Pat was a Democrat, and other Campaign Arguments, in Verse.

  Woodside, John W. Why Pat was a Democrat, and other Campaign Arguments, in Verse. [n.p., 1888?]. 16 p.
• Wesley Brothers’ Long and Short of It Songster, containing a great collection of these very funny artists’ best songs as sung by them with great success in all the principal theatres of the Union. [Favorite Dime Song Book, 126].

  Wesley Brothers’ Long and Short of It Songster, containing a great collection of these very funny artists’ best songs as sung by them with great success in all the principal theatres of the Union. [Favorite Dime Song Book, 126]. New York: New York Popular Publishing Co., [188-?]. 60 p., [4] p. of adv.
• Wall-Street; or, Ten Minutes before Three; a Farce, in Three Acts

  Wall-Street; or, Ten Minutes before Three; a Farce, in Three Acts ... New-York, 1819. 34 p.