William Baynes, Esq. Mrs. Baynes.

William Baynes, Esq. Mrs. Baynes.

A party of about twenty were on my roof in the afternoon, including Mrs. Moberly, Mrs. Driver, and Mrs. Baynes, and most, if not all, of the children in Christ Church.

His name was Edwin Peak Baynes and his handwriting was sprawling and unformed.

They both felt that the youthfulness of Edwin Peak Baynes detracted something from the reality of this employment.

" "Who?" "Mr. Baynes.

By an effort he succeeded in fixing his mind on Baynes.

He clutched at Baynes as a drowning man clutches at a rope, and recovered himself.

For a time he meditated on Baynes.

It appeared to him as an exasperating obstacle to a tragic avenging of his honour that Baynes was a mere boypossibly even younger than himself.

He tried to imagine her with Baynes.

Mr. Baynes ... something in his manner ...

R56665, 4Jan50, Douglas Ainslie (A) POLARIS, the story of an Eskimo dog, by Ernest Harold Baynes.

R61267, 21Apr50, Louise B. Baynes (W) POLLOCK, Channing.

R94130, 1May52, W. J. Baumgartner (A) BAYNES, ERNEST HAROLD.

by Louise Bert Baynes and the author.

R93534, 16Apr52, Louise B. Baynes (W) BAZALGETTE, LÉON.

The book of dogs; an intimate study of mankind's best friend, by Ernest Harold Baynes, with natural color portraits of 76 types of dogs from paintings of Louis Agassiz Fuertes and Hashime Murayama.

By Richard Wilhelm, forewords by Cary F. Baynes & C. G. Jung.

Cary F. Baynes (A); 3Oct77; R673507.

R56665, 4Jan50, Douglas Ainslie (A) POLARIS, the story of an Eskimo dog, by Ernest Harold Baynes.

R61267, 21Apr50, Louise B. Baynes (W) POLLOCK, Channing.

The book of dogs; an intimate study of mankind's best friend, by Ernest Harold Baynes, with natural color portraits of 76 types of dogs from paintings of Louis Agassiz Fuertes and Hashime Murayama.

By Richard Wilhelm, forewords by Cary F. Baynes & C. G. Jung.

Cary F. Baynes (A); 3Oct77; R673507.