Illustrated by Charlotte Steiner.

SEE Jackson, Charlotte C. SINATRA, FRANK.

Illustrators: Charlotte Becker & Ellen Segner.

LEWI, CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG.

By Charlotte Armstrong.

Charlotte Armstrong Lewi (A); 9May69; R461236. LEWIS, B. ROLAND.

University of Chicago (PWH); 18Aug69; R472333. KENNEDY, CHARLOTTE REED.

ARMSTRONG, CHARLOTTE.

BRYANT, CHARLOTTE KRUGER.

We spend our years, by Charlotte Kruger.

SEE BRYANT, CHARLOTTE KRUGER.

By Charlotte Jackson.

Charlotte Jackson (A); 22Jul74; R582018.

By Charlotte Murray Russell.

Charlotte Murray Russell (A); 18Jul74; R582023.

By Charlotte Steiner.

Charlotte Steiner (A); 21Aug74; R583921.

TWEEDSMUIR, SUSAN CHARLOTTE, LADY.

Lady Susan Charlotte Tweedsmuir (W); 12May58; R214515. BUCHANAN, ESTELLE D. Bacteriology for students in general and household science.

TWEEDSMUIR, LADY SUSAN CHARLOTTE.

(In The Charlotte observer, Sept. 15-Oct. 17, 1935) © 15Sep-17Oct35; A5-69459.

BIRCH-PFEIFFER, CHARLOTTE, actress, born in Stuttgart; acted in Berlin; wrote dramas (1800-1868).

" "How sorry I am," said Charlotte Benson.

Everybody wanted to stay, and everybody tried to be quite firm; but as no one's firmness but mine was based on inclination, the result was that Sophie and I were "remainder," and Mary Leighton, Charlotte, and Henrietta drove away with Kilian quite jauntily, at half-past seven o'clock.

But before she went, Charlotte, who was really good-natured with all her sharpness and self-will, went into the library to speak to Mr. Langenau, and to show she did not resent the noonday slight, whatever that had been.