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Department of English DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH TOTAL NUMBER OF BOOKS :11086 LIST OF JOURNALS : S.NO. JOURNAL NAME 1 Journal on English Language Teaching 2 Journal of English Language Teaching 3 Littcrit DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY ST.Xavier's College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai - 627002 Date : 24/07/2019 Access No Title 32 Girl in Winter Larkin,Philip 34 Sea And Sardinia Lawrence D H 109 Spoken & Written Language Bradley H 214 Critical Papers in Art Stubbs's Calendar Barber Cox William Makepeace Thackeray 417 Essays in Criticism Arnold, Matthew 632 Short Stories of the Nineteenth Century Fyee J.G 1055 Road to Avalon Nesbit Murough De B 1099 Monster of Grammont Goodchild Geo 1269 Little TU'Penny Gould, Barring, S. 1272 Penny Come Quicks. Gould, Barring, S. 1273 Auid Light Idylls. Barrie, J.M. 1283 Vivian Grey Jackson A E 1287 Chris Gascogne Benson A C 1317 Tenant of Wildfell Hall Bronte, Anne 1320 Poems Bronte, Charlotte,- Paces S E 1323 Villette Bronte, Charlotte,- Paces S E 1326 Henry O'Neil James Christle Lewis, Arthur 1333 Red Cloud Butler,William F 1353 Don Quixote Miguelde,Cervantes,Saavedra 1384 A True Hivalgo Luis Coloma 1385 Uncle Chesterton's Heir 1 DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY ST.Xavier's College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai - 627002 Date : 24/07/2019 Access No Title Colomb, Madame 1390 Lord Jim Joseph Conrad 1391 Typhoon and Other Stories Joseph Conrad 1393 Youth and Gaspar Ruiz Joseph Conrad 1395 Lion of Flanders Hardy, Paul 1398 Lionel Lincoln or The Leaguer of Boston Cooper Fenimore J 1414 Secret Fortress Reason J 1421 Wyandotte or Hutted Knoll Cooper, Fenimore 1426 Two Tales of Married Life Craik, Georgiana M 1434 Isaacs a Tale of Modern India Crawford, Marion 1438 Taquisara Karuppaswamy R 1447 Two Years Defore the Wast Henry ,Richard 1448 Kings in Exile Alphonse Daudet 1451 The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe Daniel Defoe 1452 Adam Grigson Henry De La Pasture 1462 Dombey and Son Charles Dickens 1469 Our Mutual Friend Charles Dickens 1470 Mystery of Edwin Drood Charles Dickens 1471 Christmas Stories Charles Dickens 1473 Miscellaneous Contributions Charles Dickens 1474 Charles Dickens Gissing,George 1483 Kenilworth Sir Walter Scott 2 DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY ST.Xavier's College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai - 627002 Date : 24/07/2019 Access No Title 1485 Dombey and Son Charles Dickens 1549 Ivanhoe Scott, Walter 1555 Caravaners Elizabeth 1556 Fraulein Schmidt and Mr. Elizabeth 1558 Adventures of Elizabeth in Rugen Elizabeth 1564 Amelia Fielding, Henry 1567 History of Tom Jones Fielding, Henry 1568 History of Tom Jones Fielding, Henry 1572 Short Stories of the Nineteenth Century Fyfe J G 1578 Forsyte saga Galsworthy, John 1588 Cranford Gaskell 1590 Lizzie Leigh Ruth,Marybarton 1591 Mary Barton Gaskell 1592 Parables from Nature Gatty,Alfred 1602 Jack-manly: His Adventures by Sea and Land Grant, James 1604 One of "The Six Hundred" Grant, James 1610 Through Night to Night Gutzkow, Karl 1616 Desperte Remedu's Thomas Hardy 1618 Farfrom the Madding Growd Thomas Hardy 1624 Trumpet Major John Loveday Thomas Hardy 1627 Under the Green wood Tree Thomas Hardy 3 DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY ST.Xavier's College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai - 627002 Date : 24/07/2019 Access No Title 1635 Mrs. Skaggs's Husband's and Other Sketches Harte, Bret 1636 House of the Seven Gables Nathaniel Hawthorne 1639 Kidnapped Stevenson, Robert Louis 1640 Youma Hearn, Lafcadio 1642 Leading Lady Herman, Henry 1643 Life and Death Richard Yea and Nay Hewlett, Maurice 1645 Forest Lovers Hawlett, Maurice 1648 Bella Donna Hichens, Robert 1665 Tom Brown's School Days Old Boy 1671 Many Cargoes Jacobs W W 1677 American James,Henry 1678 Mrs. Caudles Curtain Lectures and other Stories and Essays Jerrold, Douglas 1679 Bostonians James, Henry 1711 Travel and Topography Rhys, Ernest 1717 Hypatia Charles Kingsley 1718 Phaethon Charles Kingsley 1720 Two Years Ago Charles Kingsley 1721 Two Years Ago Charles Kingsley 1722 Two Years Ago Charles Kingsley 1723 Yeast Charles Kingsley Symes I J 1726 Albatross Kingston W H 4 DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY ST.Xavier's College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai - 627002 Date : 24/07/2019 Access No Title 1733 Captains Courageous a Story of the Grand Banks Kipling, Rudyard 1738 Kim Kipling, Rudyard 1739 Letters of Travel Kipling, Rudyard 1741 Puck of Pooks Hill Kipling, Rudyard 1742 Rewards and Fairies Kipling, Rudyard 1743 Soldiers Three the Story of the Gadsbys in Black and White Kipling, Rudyard 1745 Days Work Kipling, Rudyard 1746 Light that Failed Kipling, Rudyard 1750 Second Jungle book Kipling, Rudyard 1752 Wee Willie Winkie Kipling, Rudyard 1757 Village of Palaces or Chronicles of Chelsea Rev. Francis Soundararaj ; Le Strange A G 1761 Day's Ride a Life Romance Lever,Charles 1762 Day's Ride Lever,Charles 1768 Fortunes of Glencore Lever,Charles 1769 Fortunes of Glencore Lever,Charles 1776 Story of IVY Lowndes Belloc 1777 Chink in the Armour Lowndes Belloc 1783 Everymans Library Rhys, Ernest 1789 Third Round of Tables Treble H A 1804 Vicars Daughter Macdonald G 1805 Vicars Daughter Macdonald G 5 DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY ST.Xavier's College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai - 627002 Date : 24/07/2019 Access No Title 1806 Vicars Daughter Macdonald G 1811 Betrolthed Manzoni A 1812 Betrolthed Manzoni A 1817 Mr Midshipman Easy Marryat, Captain 1818 Mr Midshipman Easy Marryat, Captain 1820 Olla Podrida Marryat, Captain 1826 Poacher Marryat, Captain 1831 Moon and Sixpence Maugham W S 1832 Everymans Library Rhys, Ernest 1833 Border tales & Legends of the Cheviots Maxwell W A 1850 Market Harborough Whyte ;Melville 1859 Short Stories Meredith,George 1860 Rhoda Fleming Meredith,George 1873 Ordeal of Richard Feverel Meredith,George 1883 Those Were the Days Milne A A 1895 Firey Particles Montague C E 1896 Rough Justice Montague C E 1907 Book of the Long Trail Newbolt H 1909 Loss & Gain Newman, John Henry Cardinal 1920 Return of the Scare - Crow Noyes A 1921 Modern English Short Stories O'Brien,James 6 DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY ST.Xavier's College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai - 627002 Date : 24/07/2019 Access No Title 1935 Cedar Box Oxenham J 1950 Big Money Wodehouse P G 1955 Gryll Grange Peacock T L 1956 Headlong Hall Peacock T L 1957 Maid Marian Peacock T L 1958 Melincourt Peacock T L 1969 Major Vigoureux Thomas Nelson 1970 Poison Island Arthur Quiller Couch 1992 Magnetic North Elizabeth Robins 2020 Monastery Scott, Walter 2021 Abbot Scott, Walter 2022 Antiquary Scott, Walter 2023 Pirate Scott, Walter 2025 Peveril of the Peak Scott, Walter 2027 St. Ronan's Well Scott, Walter 2028 Redgauntlet Scott, Walter 2029 The Betrothed Scott, Walter 2030 The Talisman Scott, Walter 2031 Woodstock Scott, Walter 2032 Fair Maid of Perth Scott, Walter 2033 Anne of Geierstein Scott, Walter 7 DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY ST.Xavier's College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai - 627002 Date : 24/07/2019 Access No Title 2034 Count Robert of Paris and the Surgeon's Daughter Scott, Walter 2035 Castle Dangerous and Chronicles of the canongate Etc Scott, Walter 2038 The Antiquary Sir Walter Scott Bart 2039 Rob Roy Scott, Walter 2042 Legend of Montrose Scott, Walter 2052 The Fortunes of Nigel Scott, Walter 2053 The Fortunes of Nigel Scott, Walter 2054 Scott's Fortunes of Nigel Scott, Walter 2057 Quentin Durward Scott, Walter 2058 Quentin Durward Scott, Walter 2070 Chronicles of the Canongate Scott, Walter 2075 Irrational Knot Shaw, Bernard. 2076 Lisheen or The Test of the Spirits Canon Sheehan P A 2096 Stanfield Hall: An Historical Romance Smith J E 2097 Chronicle of the Heiress Smith J E 2098 True Stories of Modern Explorers Webster Smith 2099 True Stories of Modern Explorers Webster Smith 2101 Charwoman's Daughter James Stephens 2103 kilgroom Steuart J A 2106 Catriona Stevenson, Robert Louis 2110 Kidnapped Robert Louis Stevenson 8 DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY ST.Xavier's College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai - 627002 Date : 24/07/2019 Access No Title 2111 Kidnapped Louis, Robert ;Stevenson 2114 Treasure Island Stevenson, Robert Louis 2119 Master of Ballantrac Stevenson, Robert Louis 2121 Wrong Box the Body Snatches Stevenson, Robert Louis 2125 Captain Kidds Money Stowe,Harriet Beecher 2130 Tormentor Mowat,Daniel G 2145 Burlesques a Legend of the Rhine William Makepeace Thackeray 2146 Critical Papers in Art Stubbs's Calendar Barber Cox William Makepeace Thackeray 2147 Critical Papers in Literature William Makepeace Thackeray 2153 History of Pendennis William Makepeace Thackeray 2155 Yellowplush Correspondence Jemes Diary The Great Hoggarty Diamond William Makepeace Thackeray 2157 Wickford point Marquand, John P. 2167 Four Georges William Makepeace Thackeray 2172 The Adventures of Philip Thamizhaaivu Mantram 2173 Christmas Books Thamizhaaivu Mantram 2176 The History of Pendennin Thamizhaaivu Mantram 2177 The History of Pendennin Thamizhaaivu Mantram 2178 The New Comes Thamizhaaivu Mantram 2179 Third Round of Tables Treble H A 2187 To Esther Thackeray 2191 Moors and the Fens Trafford F G 9 DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY ST.Xavier's College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai - 627002 Date : 24/07/2019 Access No Title 2192 Moors and the Fens Trafford F G 2193 Moors and the Fens Trafford F G 2195 Second Round of Tales Treble H A ;Henry N 2197 Third Round of Tables Treble H A 2198 Tales of Action Collins V H ;Treble H A 2199 Tales of Action Collins V H 2203 Barchester Towers Trollope, Anthony 2204 Barchester Lowers Trollope, Anthony 2206 Barchester Towers Trollope, Anthony 2220 Orley Farm Trollope, Anthony 2231 Everymans Library Rhys, Ernest 2232 Everymans Library Rhys, Ernest 2233 Everymans Library Rhys, Ernest 2234 Everymans Library Rhys, Ernest 2269 Jeremy and Hamlet Walpole,
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