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The Portrait of a Lady

Henry James

1881 ★ 4.0

Tao te Ching

老子

1870 ★ 4.3

German

Sarah Medina

2012

Business communications

William C. Himstreet

1981

Kites sail high

Ruth Heller

1988

Stickiest, crunchiest, fluffiest

Jane Brocket

2016

Modern Italian grammar workbook

Anna Proudfoot

1999

Stylistics

Bradford, Richard

1997

Esperanto

Richardson, David

1988

Arrivederci!

Federica Colombo

2013

The Canterbury Tales

Peter Ackroyd, V. A. Kolve, Geoffrey Chaucer et al.

1741 ★ 3.3

Polish Up Your Punctuation and Grammar

Marion Field

2000

Hungarian verbs and essentials of grammar

Miklós Törkenczy

1997

The Latin pronouns is, hic, iste, ipse

Meader, Clarence Linton

1901

Latin grammar

Basil L. Gildersleeve

1872

Italian verbs and essentials of grammar

Carlo Graziano

1987

Oxford A-Z of grammar and punctuation

John Seely

2009

Elementary Greek

Christine Gatchell

2005

An Ainu-English-Japanese dictionary (including a grammar of the Ainu language)

Batchelor, John

1905

Grammatical analysis and glossary of the northwest Semitic vocables in Akkadian texts of the 15th-13th c.b.C. from Canaan and Syria

Daniel Sivan

1984

Uhlemann's Syriac grammar

Friedrich Gottlob Uhlemann

1855

Medieval Reading

Suzanne Reynolds

2004

Literacy Skills Workbook

Martin Kieran, Frances Rocks

2015

The roots, verb-forms and primary derivatives of the Sanskrit language

William Dwight Whitney

1885

Essential modern Greek grammar

Douglas Q. Adams

1987

Help yourself to essential French grammar

Mireille Ribiere, Thalia Marriott

1997

Cambridge grammar of English

Michael McCarthy, Carter, Ronald, Ronald Carter

2006

Selections from the Septuagint

Henry Barclay Swete, St. George William Joseph Stock, F. C. Conybeare

1905

The essentials of English

Ann Hogue

2003

Advanced Spanish grammar

Rogelio Alonso Vallecillos

2017

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