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Kaiser, Ernst. Ewald August KSnig. Schuld und siiline : reman. N.Y. 1882.
Kappa. Bev. Henry Penneck. A song composed for a party to beefsteaks on tin. " Cornish Mag.," 1828, p. 106.
Kate. Ulrs. Katharine (Rei/nolds) Barmby. Her signature in the "Moral World."
Kate, Cousin. ifaria J. Mcintosh. 1870.
Kate, Cousin. Kate M. T. Cozans.
(I) Christmas treasures for boys and girls. By N.Y. 1879. — (2) Sun- beams for baby days. By . . . N.T. 1879.
Kate, Cousin. Mrs. Catharine Doug- lass Bell. (1) Set about it at once ; or, Cousin Kate's story. Edinb. 1847.— (2) Georgie and Lizzie. 1849. — (.3) AVhat may I learn ; or, sketches of school-girls 1849. — (4) The Douglass family. 1851
— (5) Margaret Cecil; or, " I came be cause I ought." 18.31. — (6) Arnold Lee . or, rich children and poor children. 1852
— (7) Lily Gordon, the young house keeper. 'l853. — (8) Hope Campbell or, know thyself. 1854. — (9) Mary Elliott ; or, be kind to one another. 2d ed., 18.56. — (10) New stories. 1861.—
(II) My first pennies. B. 1864.
Kate, Cousin. Mrs. Catharine M. Edwards. Stories for children. By . . B. 185-.
Keene, Alec. Alexander Findlay.
Keese, Olive. Miss Caroline W. Leakey. The broad arrow: passages from the history of Maida Gwynnham. L. 18—.
Kennetli, Esther Sarah. Mrs. E. M. Babson.
Kent. Sidney George Fisher. An American political writer, of Philadel- phia; adopted this signature in the lat- ter part of his life.
Kentucliiian, A. Charles \V interfield . My first day with the rangers. By . . . "Amer. Whig Rev.," March, 1845, p. 280.
Kentuckian, The. Willium A. Car- rulhers. The K. in New York. N.Y. 1834.
Kettle, Rosa JIalienzie. Mary Rosa Sinart Kelttr. (1) The earl's cedars. By ... L. I860. — (2) Fabian's tower: a novel. By . . , L. 1852.
Klen Long, Emperor of China. Thomas Janes Mathius. The imperial epistle from ... to George the Third, in 1794... L. 1798.
Kilmallock, Lord. William O'Con- iiell. So called, in joke, by his cousin the Liberator.
" King Andrevr." Andrew Jackson.
" King Andrew had five trusty squires, Whom he held his bid to do; He also had three pilot fish.
To give the sharlts their cue. There was Mat and Lou, and Jack and Lev,
And Roger, of Taney hue, And Blair, the booll. And Kendall, chief cook. And Isaac surnamed the true." "'Mat.,' Martin Van Jiur&i, was Secretary of State; * Lou.,' Louis McLane, Secretary of the Treasury; * Jack,' John Branch, was Secre- tary of the Navy ; ' Lev.,' Levi Woodbury, was his successor, and ' Roger,' Jioger B. Taney, was Attorney-General." — See Pbblet'8 " Rem- iniscences," Vol. I., p. 103.
" King, Miss Nancy." William Ru- fus King. A sobriquet of that eminent statesman, who " was a prim, spare bach- elor."
King, Thorold. Charles Gatchell, M.D. Haschisch. Chicago, 1886.
King of Bath, The. Richard Nash.
King of Dunces, The. Colley Cibber, in Pope's " Dunciad."
King of the Vagrants, The. George Brine.
King's Remembrancer, The. Sir Henry Jardine. Report of . . . relative to the tomb of King Robert the Bruce . . . Edinb. 1821.
Kingsbui"y, Alice. Alice Kingsbury Cooley. Ho! for elf-land! By... San Francisco, 1877.
Kingston, May. Sarah Lane. Phoebe Skiddy's theology. B. 1883.
Kinmont Willie. William Arm- strong. Kinmont Willie : a border bal- lad. " 1839.
Kirkland. ifiss Amanda Bartlett Harris. Signature in the " Christian Union."
Kismet. 3Irs. Newton Sears.
KXcis. William S. Villiers Sankey. Portefeuille of science. L. 1838.
Klett, Harold. Halkett Lord. His signature in the "Bookmart."
Kieve, Stella. Miss Mathilda Kruse. Berta Funcke. Beriittelse af. 1885.
Knave of Clubs. Rev. Joshua Brookes. — See " Rivers, Rev. Joseph."
Kuight, A. Jeremiah Bentham{'i). Ryme and reason ; or, a fresh stating of the arguments against an opening through the wall of Queen's Square, Westminster. By . . . L. 1780.
Knot-Rab. K. Barton. lo: a tale of the olden fane. N.Y. 1851.
Koo-(iOiroXiTiis, S. Li. S. Lusignan et al. A liistory of the revolt of All Bey . . . L. 1783.
Krantzovius, Irena;us. Benjamin Stillinrjjieet. Some thoughts concerning happiness. By . . . L. 1738.
