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This local glossary is a shelf-specific companion to the central Good Works Glossary. It begins with the main rooms and named texts currently visible in the Baltic shelf.

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Wonder Tales from Baltic Wizards — Frances Jenkins Olcott's 1928 children's anthology of Lapland, Finnish, Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian wonder tales. See Wonder Tales from Baltic Wizards.

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