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• Leprechaun in late winterMary Pope Osborne
  Leprechaun in late winterMary Pope Osborne
• Darkest fearHarlan Coben
  Darkest fearHarlan Coben
• A dangerous fortuneKen Follett
  A dangerous fortuneKen Follett
• The proving groundG. Bruce Knecht
  The proving groundG. Bruce Knecht
• Autobiography of George Dewey, admiral of the Navy ..George Dewey
  Autobiography of George Dewey, admiral of the Navy ..George Dewey
• James Watt, chemistDavid Philip Miller
  James Watt, chemistDavid Philip Miller
• L'art moderneJoris-Karl Huysmans
  L'art moderneJoris-Karl Huysmans
• The Light in the ForestConrad Richter
  The Light in the ForestConrad Richter
• Ein Land und zwei VölkerMartin Buber
  Ein Land und zwei VölkerMartin Buber
• The Children of the New ForestFrederick Marryat
  The Children of the New ForestFrederick Marryat
• Novels (The Call of the Wild / White Fang)Jack London
  Novels (The Call of the Wild / White Fang)Jack London
• A Mind of Its OwnDavid M. Friedman, Isabel Murillo Fort
  A Mind of Its OwnDavid M. Friedman, Isabel Murillo Fort
• A Rebel PrincessBarbara Cartland
  A Rebel PrincessBarbara Cartland
• ByronLord Byron
  ByronLord Byron
• The Mother HuntRex Stout
  The Mother HuntRex Stout
• BāburnāmahBabur Emperor of Hindustan
  BāburnāmahBabur Emperor of Hindustan
• GeorgieRobert Bright
  GeorgieRobert Bright
• The strange death of Liberal EnglandGeorge Dangerfield
  The strange death of Liberal EnglandGeorge Dangerfield
• Low LifeLucy Sante, Pablo Duarte
  Low LifeLucy Sante, Pablo Duarte
• Letters from a father to his daughterJawaharlal Nehru
  Letters from a father to his daughterJawaharlal Nehru
• With her in OurlandCharlotte Perkins Gilman, Sajad Hussain
  With her in OurlandCharlotte Perkins Gilman, Sajad Hussain
• Side lights on American historyHenry William Elson
  Side lights on American historyHenry William Elson
• A Russian journalJohn Steinbeck
  A Russian journalJohn Steinbeck
• Nesnesitelná lehkost bytíMilan Kundera
  Nesnesitelná lehkost bytíMilan Kundera