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Nouveau marié; ou, les importuns, opéra-comique. See J. F. CAILHAVA D'ESTENDOUX. Théâtre, 1781, vol. 2. Nouveau monde, journal. See J. J. L. BLANC. Nouveau seigneur de village, opéra. See A. F. Creuze de LESSER and J. F. Roger. Nouveauté, La, comédie. See M. A. LEGRAND. Théâtre, 1742, vol. 4. Nouveaux débarqués, comédie. GRAND. Théâtre, 1742, vol. 4. See M. A. LE Contents. Robert le diable; Richard sans peur; Jean de Paris; Jean de Calais; Geneviève de Brabant; Mirour des femmes vertueuses: Jehanne d'Arc, Griselidis. Nouvelle Clémentine, ou lettres de Henriette de Berville. See N. G. LÉONARD. Œuvres, 1798, vol. 1. Nouvelle école des femmes, comédie. See A. G. M. de MoISSY. Œuvres de théâtre. 1768. Nouvelle Héloise, ou lettres de deux amants. See J. J. ROUSSEAU. Œuvres, 1788, vols. 1-4; 1819, vols. 6, 7. Nouvelle Inez de Castro, tragédie. See J. B. GOMES. Nouvelle lanterne magique. See J. R. HÉBERT. Nouvelle tragi-comique. See M. de PAPILLON. Nouvelles aventures de Don Quichotte de La Mancha. See A. F. de AVELLANEDA. Nouvelles françoises en prose du xive siècle; avec une introduction et des notes par L. Moland et C. d'Héricault. Paris, 1858. cxxxix, 305 pp. Bibliothèque Elzevirienne. Sm. 8° G.4075.6 Contains Histoire de Foulques Fitz Warin, and the Roman de Troilus, translated from Boccaccio's Filostrato, by Pierre de Beauvau. Nouvelles lettres d'un voyageur anglois. See M. SHERLOCK. Lettres. Nouvelliste dupé, opéra comique. See C. F. PANNARD. Théatre, 1763, vol. 2. Nova Britannia: offering excellent fruites by planting in Virginia. See R JOHNSON. Nova Francia: or the description of that part of FOLSOM, G. Expedition of Argall to Acadia, 1613. 1841. REED, W. B. Acadian exiles, in Pennsylvania. 1858. Novelist's library. See J. and J. BALLANTYNE. Novella, The, comedy. See R. BROME. Five new plays. 1653. Novella del' angelo Gabriello. In Libro del perchè. [1784.] Novella novamente ritrovata d'uno innamoramento. See L. da PORTO. Novelle di alcuni autori fiorentini. [Gaetano Poggiali, editore.] Londra [Livorno], R. Bancker. 1795 (27), 442, (1) pp. Portr. of N. Machiavelli. 8G.17.52 Contents. Novelle del Pecorone di Ser Giovanni fiorentino; Novella antica del Grasso legnaiuolo; Novelle di L. Pulci, di N. Machiavelli, di L. Alamanni, di A. Firenzuola, di A. F. Doni, di S. Salvucci, di G. M., di L. Magalotti, di G. Bottari. One of 4 copies on blue paper. Novelle di autori senesi. [Gaetano Poggiali, editore.] Londra [Livorno], R. Bancker. 1796, G.17.51 1798. 2 v. Portrs. 8° Contents. 1. Novelle di G. Serminí, di P. Fortini. 2. No. velle di B. Ilicino, di G. Nelli, di S. Bargagli, di A. di G. Sozzini, di A. M. Bandiera. One of 4 copies printed on blue paper. Novelle otto. Stampate a spese de G., conte di Clanbrassil, T. Stanley e W. Browne. Londra, 1790. (117) ff. 4°, 1. p. G.4071.10 Contents. Lacrimosa novella di dvo amanti genovesi, per G. B. da Vdene; Historia di dvoi amanti [Camillo e Virginia]; Mariotto sanese di G. Masuccio; La Givlietta di L. da Porto; Opera de gratitudine et liberalità, di B. Hylicini; Amorese novelle di G. Nelli; Copia di un caso intervenuto a un gentil' huomo genovese. One of 25 copies printed. Novelle scelte rarissime stampate a spese di XL. amatori. Londra: 1814. Sm. 8° G.16.72 Contents. Lionora de' Bardi ed Hippolytɔ Bondalmonte; Le amorose novelle di G. Nelli; Gianfiore e Filomena; Novelle tre, Dell' ingratitudine, Dell' avarizia, Dell' eloquenza, attribuito a Marco di Mantova. Only 50 copies were printed. Each novella has a separate title page, and paging. The prefaces are signed S. W. S[inger]. Novellenschatz der Italiener. Herausgegeben von T. Echtermeyer und K. Simrock. Berlin, 1832. x. 292, (2) pp. Bibliothek der Novellen, Märchen und Sagen. 4ter Theil. 16° G.4074.21.4 Contents. 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