GRAY. Cook--A concordance to the English poems of Thomas Gray. HOMER. Dunbar--Complete concordance to the Odyssy and Hymns of Homer. MILTON. Lockwood--Lexicon to the English poetical works of John Milton. POPE. Abbott--Concordance to the works of Alexander Pope. SCOTT. Redfern--The wisdom of Sir Walter. SHAKESPEARE. Bartlett--New and complete concordance of William Shakespeare. Clarke--Complete concordance to Shakespeare. SHELLEY. Ellis--Lexical concordance to the poetical works of P. B. Shelley. TENNYSON. Baker--Concordance to the poetical and dramatic works of Alfred Lord Tennyson. Brightwell--Concordance to the entire works of Alfred Tennyson. (_12_) FORTY USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE’S ROOM. Bailey (M. E.)--Boys’ and girls’ ask at home questions. _Illus. 1917._ Explains many things in nature and life which puzzle children. Baker (E. A.)--Cassell’s New English Dictionary; with an appendix. _1919._ Includes a supplement of War words. Bartlett (J.), _editor_.--Familiar quotations. _1917._ From ancient and modern literature. Brewer (E. C.)--The reader’s handbook. _1919._ Famous names in fiction, allusions, references, proverbs, plots, stories and poems. Chambers’s Biographical Dictionary; edited by D. Patrick and F. H. Groome. _1908._ Brief lives of “the great of all times and nations.” Chambers’s Twentieth Century Dictionary of the English Language; edited by T. Davidson. _Illus. 1916._ Champlin (J. D.) _Junior_.--The young folks cyclopædia of common things. _2nd edition, enlarged. Illus. 1896._ An attempt to bring encyclopædic knowledge within the range of a child’s intellect. Articles very brief and simply told. Index. Champlin (J. D.) _Junior_.--The young folks’ cyclopædia of natural history; with editorial co-operation and an introduction by F. A. Lucas. _Illus. 1905._ The cyclopædia covers the entire animal kingdom in an elementary manner. Crawford (W. R.)--Common words commonly mispronounced. _1894._ A dictionary of correct pronunciation. Dalgleish (W. S.)--The great authors of English literature. _Illus. 1917._ Contains their lives, and selections from their writings. Dana (Mrs. W. S.)--How to know the wild flowers. The flowers are arranged according to colour. Dickinson (A. D.)--One thousand best books. _1924._ Compiled from over fifty published lists of best books made by the librarian and scholars of the University of Pennsylvania. Everyman’s Encyclopædia; edited by Boyle. _12 vols. Illus._ Fallows (S.)--A complete dictionary of synonyms and antonyms. _1898._ A dictionary of words with the same and opposite meanings. Gibson (C. R.)--The great ball on which we live. _1915._ Description of the earth and the forces of nature. Gibson (C. R.)--Great inventions and how they were invented. _1924._ Descriptions of wonderful machines and appliances. Hall (Cyril)--Conquests of engineering. _Illus. 1926._ Describes the construction of bridges, tunnels, canals, docks and harbours.