Use of maiden name on payrolls by married women employees / by Keller, Robert F., 1913-

“…Matter of: Use of maiden name on payrolls by married women employees…”
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In Search of the Swan Maiden : a Narrative on Folklore and Gender. by Leavy, Barbara Fass

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The young-mans resolution to the maidens request : being a witty dialogue between a young-man and a maid: wherein she asks him when he inteds to marry, and he resolves her how long... by J. S. active 1680-1702

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Hedda Gabler : a play in four acts / by Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906

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A mad marriage; or, The female fancy of Debtford. : Being an account of one Margaret a carpenters wife, (who to salve up the credit of a servant named Mary, who had been dabling with Ch---- Parsons a seaman, who soon after left her and went to sea) dressed her self in mans cloaths and was married to the said Mary, to prevent the shame of a crackt maiden-head....

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How Nancy Jackson married Kate Wilson and other tales of rebellious girls & daring young women / by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910

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The contented cuckold: or, The fortunate fumbler. : Being a brief relation of a young spark, who marryed with a beautiful maiden, and on the wedding-day, received the sum of 500l....

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Finding her voice : women in country music, 1800-2000 / by Bufwack, Mary A.

Table of Contents: “…The Spirit of the mountains: women in American folk music -- Southern sentiments: country females in nineteenth-century show business -- Single girl, married girl: The Carter Family and the birth of country music recording -- The National Barn Dance: country women, radio, and the Great Depression -- Hungry disgusted blues: women in protest -- Hollywood hayride: country music women in WWII -- Honky-tonk girl: Kitty Wells and her postwar sisters -- All-day sing: women and Southern gospel music -- Rockabilly women: let's have a party -- The Nashville sound: Patsy Cline and the Grand Ole Opry -- The Folk revival: Come all ye fair and tender maidens -- You're lookin' at country: Loretta Lynn and working-class pride -- The Heroines of heartbreak: Tammy Wynette and traditional values -- Just because I'm a woman: Dolly Parton and her savvy sisters -- Hollywood Tennessee: Barbara Mandrell and the show queens of country music -- Back to country: Emmylou Harris and the country-rock fusion -- Little darlin's not my name: women in bluegrass -- Eighties ladies and beyond: images for modern times -- Meeting the millennium: female country triumphs.…”

Incidental music. by Eccles, John, -1735

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Critical survey of mythology and folklore.

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Encyclopedia of women and baseball /

The authentic Gilbert & Sullivan songbook : 92 unabridged selections from all 14 operas, reproduced from early vocal scores / by Sullivan, Arthur, 1842-1900

Table of Contents: “…a private buffoon -- Strange adventure -- A man who would woo a fair maid -- When a wooer goes a-wooing -- We're called gondolieri -- In enterprise of martial kind -- I stole the prince -- When a merry maiden marries -- Then one of us will be a queen -- Take a pair of sparkling eyes -- Dance a cachucha -- There lived a king -- I am a courtier grave and serious -- In ev'ry mental lore -- Society has quite forsaken all her wicked courses -- So ends my dream.…”

Martyn Green's treasury of Gilbert & Sullivan / by Sullivan, Arthur, 1842-1900

Table of Contents: “…Roses white and roses red ; We're called gondolieri ; In Enterprise of martial kind ; There was a time ; I stole the prince ; When a merry maiden marries ; O my darling, O my pet ; Rising early in the morning ; Take a pair of sparkling eyes ; Dance a cachucha ; There lived a king ; I am a courtier grave and serious.…”

A Prairie home companion folk song book /

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Finding her voice : the saga of women in country music / by Bufwack, Mary A., Oermann, Robert K.

Table of Contents: “…The spirit of the mountains: women in American folk music -- Southern sentiments: country females in nineteenth-century show business -- Single girl, married girl: the Carter Family and the birth of country music recording -- "The Nashville Barn Dance": country women, radio, and the Great Depression -- Hungry disgusted blues: women in protest -- Hollywood Hayride: country music women in World War II -- Honky-tonk girl: Kitty Wells and her postwar sisters -- All-day sing: women and southern gospel music -- Rockabilly women: let's have a party -- The Nashville Sound: Patsy Cline and "The Grand Ole Opry" -- The folk revival: come all ye fair and tender maidens -- You're lookin' at country: Loretta Lynn and working-class pride -- The heroines of heartbreak: Tammy Wynette and traditional values -- Just because I'm a woman: Dolly Parton and her savvy sisters -- Hollywood, Tennessee: Barbara Mandrell and the show queens of country music -- Back to country: Emmylou Harris and the country-rock fusion -- Little darlin's not my name: women in bluegrass -- Eighties ladies and beyond: images for our times.…”

A treasury of Gilbert & Sullivan / by Sullivan, Arthur, 1842-1900

Table of Contents: “…Roses white and roses red ; We're called gondolieri ; In Enterprise of martial kind ; There was a time ; I stole the prince ; When a merry maiden marries ; O my darling, O my pet ; Rising early in the morning ; Take a pair of sparkling eyes ; Dance a cachucha ; There lived a king ; I am a courtier grave and serious.…”

The passport in America : the history of a document / by Robertson, Craig

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Sisters : myth and reality of Anabaptist, Mennonite, and Doopsgezind women ca. 1525-1900 /

Table of Contents: “…The (Self) Image of Elderly Sisters of the Doopsgezind Oude Vrouwenhuis or Elderly Women's Home in Nineteenth-Century Amsterdam15 The Trouble with Marrying Prussian Lutheran Boys: The End of Exogamous Marriages in the Mennonite Community in the Polish Vistula Delta, 1713-1808; 16 Romance, Marriage, Sex and the Status of Women in Nineteenth-Century Tsarist Russian Mennonite Society; Index of Personal Names; Index of Geographical names; Index of Subjects.…”
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Indian legends of the Pacific Northwest / by Clark, Ella E. 1896-1984

Table of Contents: “…-- A legend of Multnomah Falls -- Horsetail Falls and Beacon Rock -- Latourell Falls and the Pillars of Hercules -- Why the Columbia sparkles (Wasco) -- The ever-watchful eye (Wishram) -- The painted rocks at Naches Gap (Yakima) -- The origin of the Petrified Forest (Colville) -- Legends of Steamboat Rock (Colville) -- The hee-hee stone (Okanogan) -- The origin of the Spokane River (Spokane) -- The origin of Palouse Falls (Palouse) -- Beaver and the Grande Ronde River (Nez Perce) -- Destruction Island and Tatoosh Island (Makah) -- How Kwatee made the rivers and rocks (Quillayute) -- How Kwatee changed the world (Queets) -- A potlatch on the Oregon coast (Coquille) -- Why and when the tales were told -- The creation of the Klamath world (Klamath) -- In the beginning of the Modoc world (Modoc) -- The origin of the Chinook Indians (Chinook) -- In the beginning of the Nisqually world (Nisqually) -- The beginning of the Skagit world (Skagit) -- The beginning and the end of the Okanogan world (Okanogan) -- Creation of the Yakima world (Yakima) -- The story of the changer (Puyallup) -- The Changer comes to the Lummi (Lummi) -- Pushing up the sky (Snohomish) -- How raven helped the ancient people -- How the people got the sun (Quillayute) -- The Big Dipper and the Milky Way (Wasco) -- The Seven Sisters of the sky (Nez Perce) -- Two canoes in the sky -- the origin of Cassiopeia's chair (Quillayute) -- The earth people visit the sky people (Queets) -- The Northern Lights and creatures of the sky (Makah) -- Thunderbird and whale (Quillayute) -- Thunder and lightning (Nisqually) -- Thunder's spirit power (Skagit) -- Thunder and his son-in-law (Quinault) -- The battle with snow (Chehalis) -- The chinook wind (Yakima) -- How coyote made the Indian tribes (Columbia River tribes) -- Guardian spirits -- The Hazelnut, a guardian spirit (Yakima) -- The origin of guardian spirits and of sweat lodge (Sanpoil) -- The origin of the Root Festival (Yakima) -- The origin of the potlatch (Quillayute) -- Coyote and crow (Yakima) -- How coyote brought fire to the people (several tribes) -- How beaver stole the fire (Sanpoil) -- Coyote and eagle visit the land of the dead -- Memaloose Island, the Island of the Dead (Wishram) -- The mortal who married a merman (Coos) -- The maiden of Deception Pass (Samish) -- The maiden sacrificed to winter (Chinook) -- Legend of the White Deer (Umpqua) -- The coming of the white people (Wasco) -- The first ship (Chinook).…”
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Japanese Tales of Lafcadio Hearn / by Hearn, Lafcadio, 1850-1904

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