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The Versatile College with the Concrete Campus
by
Earle Beattie
· (ar)
A Versatile Comedian
by
John R. Rogers
· (te)
A Versatile Everywoman
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
A Versatile Freak
by
William Alfred Corey
· (vi)
Versatile Frenchman
by
Fred D. Wieck
· (vi)
A Versatile Garden Plan
by
Grace Tabor
· (ia)
The Versatile Hohenzollerns
by
T. P. O’Connor, M.P.
· (ar)
Versatile Joe and One-Hoss Bob
by
Sheward Bulstrode
· (pm)
The Versatile Miss James
by
[uncredited]
· (bg)
The Versatile Mr. Martin
by
L. K. Devendorf
· (ss)
The Versatile Mr. Reid
by
[uncredited]
· (ms)
The Versatile Parrot Joshua
by
Ruth Hunt
· (ss)
Versatile Station Wagons for ’61
by
J. Edward Schipper
· (ar)
The Versatile Tree
by
Raymond Blathwayt
· (bg)
Versatile Vacationland: New York, New Jersey, the Poconos
by
E. A. Sullivan
· (ar)
The Versatile Vamp
by
Howard Philip Rhoades
· (ss)
The Versatile Vegetable
by
Stuart Brownlee
· (ar)
A Versatile Vegetable
by
Carl E. Holland
· (ar)
Versatile Verses
by
Nicolas Bentley
· (pm)
Versatile Violet
by
[uncredited]
· (pi)
The Versatile William Morris
by
Albert Shaw
· (ar)
The Versatilities of Mr. Coughlin
by
J. Wainwright Evans
· (ss)
Versatility
by
Arthur Guiterman
· (pm)
Versatility in Singing
by
Clementine de Vere Sapio
· (ar)
Versatility of the Automobile and Its Increasing Popularity
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Vers de Société in English
by
Brander Matthews
· (ar)
Vers de Société in Foreign Tongues
by
Brander Matthews
· (ar)
Verse
by
Craven Hill
· (pm)
—Verse
by
Aimée Hyell
· (pm)
Verse
by
Walter Savage Landor
· (pm)
A Verse
by
M. R.
· (pm)
Verse
by
Philip John Stead
· (gp)
Verse and Mrs. Chaplin
by
Stafford Harry Northcote
· (ar)
Verse and Pictures from Aunt Janet’s Boys and Girls
by
Various
· (cl)
Verse and Pictures from Our Boys and Girls
by
Various
· (ms)
Verse and Reverse
by
Clark Lewis
· (ss)
Verse and Verse
by
A. E. A.
· (pm)
Verse and Verse
by
F. B.
· (pm)
Verse for a Potpourri from Old Japan
by
Laura Angell Smith
· (pm)
Verse-Making
by
Samuel Butler
· (pm)
Verse-Making Without Tears
by
Jessie Pope
· (ar)
Verse Nonsensiques, with Drawings by the Author
by
George du Maurier
· (pm)
Verse (“Nor bloom of hawthorn in the verdant Spring…”)
by
A. Ireland
· (pm)
Verse on John Hulbert, Executioner of Sing Sing
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
Verse on the Window
by
James Boyd
· (ss)
The Verse Profiteer
by
Craven Hill
· (pm)
Verses
by
Julie G. Cruger
· (pm)
Verses
by
M. Eliot
· (pm)
Verses
by
Julien Gordon
· (pm)
Verses
by
Lawrence Hadley
· (pm)
Verses
by
Gertrude Hall
· (pm)
Verses
by
A. E. Housman
· (pm)
Verses
by
Arthur Ketchum
· (pm)
Verses
by
James Russell Lowell
· (pm)
Verses
by
Caroline Radford
· (pm)
Verses
by
Margaret Adelaide Wilson
· (pm)
Verses by Irwin Russell
by
Irwin Russell
· (gp)
Verses Done in Bed
by
M. Babington Bayley
· (pm)
Verses for a Birthday
by
Herbert Trench
· (pm)
Verses for a Child
by
Josephine Daskam Bacon
· (pm)
Verses for a Child
by
Josephine Dodge Daskam
· (pm)
Verses for a Guest Room (For a Small House / For a Medium-Sized House / For a Large House)
by
Newman Levy
· (pm)
Verses for a Letter
by
Sarah Orne Jewett
· (??)
Verses for Children: The Best Place
by
Lucy Nicholson
· (pm)
Verses for Little Folks and Prize Notices
by
Various
· (pm)
Verses for Music
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
Verses from the Canticle of the Road
by
Arthur Colton
· (??)
Verses Inspired by Heroism (“Right on our flank the crimson sun went down…”)
by
Francis Hastings Doyle
· (pm)
Verses of Reverses
by
Johnson Morton
· (pm)
Verses of the Links
by
John Kendrick Bangs
· (gp)
Verses on the Unknown Soldier
by
John High
· (pm)
Verses on the Unknown Soldier
by
Osip Emilievich Mandelstam
· (pm)
Verses on the Unknown Soldier
by
Matvei Yankelevich
· (pm)
Verses Supposed to Be Written by Alexander Selkirk…
by
William Cowper
· (pm)
Verses to Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson on His Eightieth Birthday
by
Robert Grant
· (pm)
Verses Which Look Foolish but Make Sense
by
[uncredited]
· (pm)
Verses Why Burnt
by
Walter Savage Landor
· (pm)
Verses Written in 1872
by
Robert Louis Stevenson
· (pm)
Verses Written in a Copy of Shakespeare
by
James Russell Lowell
· (pm)
Verses Written in a Copy of Shakespeare
by
E. G. S.
· (in)
Verse Translation
by
A. C. Benson
· (ar)
Verse Unshackled
by
Franklin P. Adams
· (pm)
Verse Worth Reading
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Version No. 58
by
Donald Shoubridge
· (ss)
A Version of Ossian’s Address to the Sun
by
Lord George Gordon Byron
· (pm)
Versions in Verse
by
Various
· (ms)
Vers Libre
by
Rheem Douglas
· (pm)
Vers Libre
by
George Hamilton
· (pm)
Vers Libre
by
Owen Hatteras
· (ms)
Vers Libre
by
Thomas Lomax Hunter
· (pm)
Vers Libre Takes the Count
by
H. Keith Trask
· (ss)
Versus
by
Edwin Latham Quarles
· (pm)
Versus Free Waterways
by
T. R. Enderby
· (ar)
Versus Kid Death
by
Seaburn Brown
· (ss)
Versus the Bank of England
by
Max Rittenberg
· (ss)
Versus the Same
by
Margaret Sutton Briscoe
· (ss)
Versus Three Strong Counties
by
C. B. Fry
· (ar)
Vert and Gules
by
Gertrude Hall
· (ss)
Vertical and Horizontal
by
Lillian Ross
· (ss)
The Vertical City
by
Fannie Hurst
· (nv)
Vertical Fire
by
Henry Erskine South
· (ss)
The Vertical Ladder
by
William Sansom
· (ss)
The Vertical Railway
by
William Sloane Kennedy
· (??)
Vertigo
by
Leslie Beresford
· (ss)
Vertigo
by
Louis Tracy
· (ss)
Vertigo
by
Douglas Walshe
· (ss)
Verulamium
by
M. Jakeman
· (pm)
A Very Able Man
by
Alan Jenkins
· (ss)
The Very Absurdity of It
by
Harold Strong Latham
· (ss)
The Very Ancient Mariners
by
James Norman
· (ss)
The Very Ancient Mariners
by
James Norman Schmidt
· (ss)
The Very Anxious Mother
by
Katharine Holland Brown
· (ss)
The Very Audacity of Him
by
Harry Irving Shumway
· (ss)
A Very Bad Actor
by
Hylton Cleaver
· (ss)
A Very Bad Butcher
by
Barry Pain
· (ss)
A Very Bad Cold
by
Kennett Harris
· (ss)
Very Bad Man
by
Elinor Mordaunt
· (ss)
Very Bad Man
by
Evelyn May Mordaunt
· (ss)
The Very Beneficial Changeling Society
by
Jesse Ball
· (ss)
The Very Best Advice
by
Various
· (ms)
Very Best Man
by
Mary Hastings Bradley
· (ss)
The Very Best People
by
Fannie Heaslip Lea
· (ss)
The Very Best Thing
by
Frances Elton Morris
· (pm)
The Very Best Thing to Do
by
Nina Wilcox Putnam
· (ss)
Very Big Chief
by
Arthur Mills
· (ss)
A Very Big Push
by
F. A. M. Webster
· (ss)
A Very Blind Date
by
Royal Brown
· (ss)
Very Blue Eyes and Pale Blue Snow
by
Robert Switzer
· (ss)
The Very Bottom of Her Purse
by
Anne Warner
· (ss)
Very Brave
by
Ethel Talbot
· (pm)
A Very Brazen Widow
by
Dal Stivens
· (ss)
A Very Brief Poem
by
William Sanford
· (pm)
Very British
by
Peter Gordon
· (ss)
A Very Busy Woman
by
Frances Ensign Greene
· (ss)
A Very Careful Housewife
by
Mollie Stanley-Wrench
· (ss)
Very Charming
by
Brinsley Moore
· (ss)
Very Cheap Living in London
by
James L. Ford
· (ar)
Very Civil Service
by
George S. Brooks
· (??)
Very Clever, But—
by
James W. Egan
· (ss)
Very Clever Fellow
by
Ursula Bloom
· (ss)
The Very Clever People
by
Walter H. Holton
· (ss)
Very Clever People
by
Storm Jameson
· (ss)
The Very Clever People
by
John March
· (ss)
A Very Close Shave
by
George S. Surrey
· (ss)
A Very Close Thing
by
Armiger Barclay
· (ss)
A Very Close Thing
by
Marguerite Florence Laura Jarvis
· (ss)
Very Close to Heaven
by
Hamlen Hunt
· (ss)
Very Close to Heaven
by
Winifred Hamlen Hunt
· (ss)
A Very Cold Day in July
by
Robert J. Casey
· (ss)
Very Cold for May
by
William P. McGivern
· (na)
Very Cold Truth
by
W. L. Alden
· (ss)
Very Comfortable
by
H. T. W. Bousfield
· (ss)
The Very Comical Lament of Pyramus and Thisbe
by
Susan Sontag
· (ss)
A Very Commonplace Hero
by
Ralph Delahaye Paine
· (ss)
A Very Cool Million
by
Royal Brown
· (ss)
Very Cozy Eating
by
Helen McCully
· (ar)
A Very Cross Examination
by
Margaret Fishback
· (pm)
Very Crude Oil
by
Francis Lynde
· (nv)
A Very Dangerous Girl
by
Duncan Norton-Taylor
· (??)
A Very Dangerous Young Person
by
Francis H. Sibson
· (ss)
A Very Dear Friend
by
Lois Seyster Montross
· (ss)
Very Dear Fuchsias
by
Barry Pain
· (ss)
A Very Decent Man
by
Marlene Fanta Shyer
· (ss)
A Very Decisive Affair
by
Ida M. Evans
· (ss)
A Very Devoted Husband
by
Phyllis Hambledon
· (ss)
A Very Devoted Husband
by
Phyllis MacVean
· (ss)
The Very Dickens!
by
Morley Adams
· (ar)
The Very Dickens!
by
Ernest H. Mills
· (ar)
Very Displaced Persons
by
Ferdinand Tuohy
· (ar)
Very Doubtful
by
M. E. W.
· (??)
Very Droll
by
W. E. Farbstein
· (pm)
A Very Dumb Affair
by
Frank Leon Smith
· (??)
Very Early in the Morning
by
Siegfried Sassoon
· (vi)
Very Easily Done!
by
Wilson Fenning
· (hu)
Very Easy Money
by
C. Randolph Lichfield
· (ss)
A Very Extra Girl
by
Marian Spitzer
· (ar)
The Very Faithful Woman
by
Gilbert Frankau
· (ss)
Very Far West
by
The Author(s) of “The Medicine Lady”
· (ss)
Very Far West
by
Clifford Halifax
· (ss)
Very Far West
by
L. T. Meade
· (ss)
A Very Fashionable Street
by
Robert Stewart
· (ar)
A Very Fine Bandit
by
Charles Richard Beeler
· (nv)
A Very Fine Bandit
by
Caddo Cameron
· (nv)
A Very Fine Deal
by
Charles Mergendahl
· (ss)
The Very First
by
P. G. W.
· (pm)
The Very First
by
P. G. Wodehouse
· (pm)
The Very First Man
by
Sidney Herschel Small
· (ss)
The Very First Try
by
James Nicholas Young
· (vi)
Very Fishy
by
Edward Pinniger
· (pm)
A Very Fishy Story
by
Stephen H. Critten
· (pm)
Very Foolish
by
W. Lloyd Thomas
· (ss)
A Very Full House
by
Charles Raven
· (ar)
A Very Full House
by
Maurice Richardson
· (ar)
A Very Funny Guy
by
Jack Sher
· (ss)
A Very Gallant Gentleman
by
Frank Parker Stockbridge
· (pm)
A Very Gallant Gentleman
by
Francis Brett Young
· (nv)
A Very Gallant Gentleman—
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
A Very German Coup
by
Jan Wilm
· (ar)
The Very Girl for George
by
Lyddon Surrage
· (ss)
A Very Good Deed
by
Harold Titus
· (ss)
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