I recently found this in the end of a book i was reading, and see that only very few of those were read for librivox yet. if you are looking for an idea, you might find something here:
(last updated 10 august 2020)
APPLETONS' TOWN AND COUNTRY LIBRARY.
PUBLISHED SEMIMONTHLY.
2. _Eve._ A Novel. By S. BARING-GOULD.
http://archive.org/details/evenovel00bari
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/53411
4. _A Counsel of Perfection._ A Novel. By LUCAS MALET.
http://archive.org/details/acounselperfect00malegoog
5. _The Deemster._ A Romance. By HALL CAINE.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/35781
5-1/2. _The Bondman._ (New edition.) By HALL CAINE.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/33999
6. _A Virginia Inheritance._ By EDMUND PENDLETON.
http://archive.org/details/virginiainherita00pendiala
7. _Ninette_: An Idyll of Provence. By the author of Véra.
http://archive.org/details/ninetteanidyllp00dempgoog
8. "_The Right Honourable._" By JUSTIN MCCARTHY and Mrs. CAMPBELL-PRAED.
https://archive.org/details/righthonourable01praegoog
9. _The Silence of Dean Maitland._ By MAXWELL GRAY.
http://archive.org/details/silenceofdeanmai00grayrich
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/10993/10993-h/10993-h.htm#The_Silence_of_Dean_Maitland
10. _Mrs. Lorimer_: A Study in Black and White. By LUCAS MALET.
http://archive.org/details/mrslorimer188200male (manuscript - coolest thing ever)
http://archive.org/details/mrslorimersketch02malet (regular print edition)
11. _The Elect Lady._ By GEORGE MACDONALD.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/8944
13. _Aristocracy._ A Novel.
http://archive.org/details/aristocracynovel00newyiala
14. _A Recoiling Vengeance._ By FRANK BARRETT. With Illustrations.
https://archive.org/details/recoilingvengean00barr
15. _The Secret of Fontaine-la-Croix._ By MARGARET FIELD.
16. _The Master of Rathkelly._ By HAWLEY SMART.
http://archive.org/details/masterofrathkell01smar (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/masterofrathkell02smar (volume 2)
17. _Donovan_: A Modern Englishman. By EDNA LYALL.
http://archive.org/details/donovananovelby00baylgoog
18. _This Mortal Coil._ By GRANT ALLEN.
http://archive.org/details/thismortalcoilno00alleiala
19. _A Fair Emigrant._ By ROSA MULHOLLAND.
20. _The Apostate._ By ERNEST DAUDET.
21. _Raleigh Westgate_; or, Epimenides in Maine. By HELEN KENDRICK JOHNSON.
22. _Arius the Libyan;._ A Romance of the Primitive Church.
http://archive.org/details/ariuslibyanroman00kouniala
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/42895
23. _Constance_, and _Calbot's Rival_. By JULIAN HAWTHORNE.
http://archive.org/details/constanceandcal00hawtgoog
24. _We Two._ By EDNA LYALL.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2007
26. _The Ladies' Gallery._ By JUSTIN MCCARTHY and Mrs. CAMPBELL-PRAED.
http://archive.org/details/ladiesgalleryan00mccagoog
27. _The Reproach of Annesley._ By MAXWELL GRAY.
http://archive.org/details/reproachofannesl01gray (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/reproachofannesl02gray (volume 2)
http://archive.org/details/reproachofannesl03gray (volume 3)
29. _In the Wire Grass._ By LOUIS PENDLETON.
30. _Lace._ A Berlin Romance. By PAUL LINDAU.
http://archive.org/details/laceaberlinroma00lindgoog
31. _American Coin._ A Novel. By the author of Aristocracy.
http://archive.org/details/americancoin00unkngoog
32. _Won by Waiting._ By EDNA LYALL.
http://archive.org/details/wonbywaiting00lyalgoog
33. _The Story of Helen Davenant._ By VIOLET FANE.
http://archive.org/details/helendavenant05fanegoog (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/helendavenant03fanegoog (volume 2)
http://archive.org/details/helendavenant04fanegoog (volume 3)
34. _The Light of Her Countenance._ By H. H. BOYESEN.
http://archive.org/details/cu31924022011260
35. _Mistress Beatrice Cope._ By M. E. LE CLERC.
http://archive.org/details/mistressbeatric02clergoog
36. _The Knight-Errant._ By EDNA LYALL.
http://archive.org/details/knighterrantano00lyalgoog
37. _In the Golden Days._ By EDNA LYALL.
http://archive.org/details/ingoldendays00lyalgoog
38. _Giraldi_; or, The Curse of Love. By ROSS GEORGE DERING.
39. _A Hardy Norseman._ By EDNA LYALL.
http://archive.org/details/hardynorseman00lyaliala
40. _The Romance of Jenny Harlowe_, and _Sketches of Maritime Life_. By W. CLARK RUSSELL.
http://archive.org/details/romancejennyhar00russgoog
41. _Passion's Slave._ By RICHARD ASHE-KING.
42. _The Awakening of Mary Fenwick._ By BEATRICE WHITBY.
http://archive.org/details/awakeningmaryfe00unkngoog
43. _Countess Loreley._ Translated from the German of RUDOLF MENGER.
45. _The Dean's Daughter._ By SOPHIE F. F. VEITCH.
http://archive.org/details/cihm_34233
46. _Countess Irene._ A Romance of Austrian Life. By J. FOGERTY.
48. _Frozen Hearts._ By G. WEBB APPLETON.
http://archive.org/details/frozenhearts00applgoog
49. _Djambek the Georgian._ By A.G. VON SUTTNER.
http://archive.org/details/3396489
50. _The Craze of Christian Engelhart._ By HENRY FAULKNER DARNELL.
http://archive.org/details/crazechristiane00darngoog
51. _Lal._ By WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, M. D.
http://archive.org/details/lalanovel03hammgoog
52. _Aline._ A Novel. By HENRY GRÉVILLE.
http://archive.org/details/aline00grgoog
53. _Joost Avelingh._ A Dutch Story. By MAARTEN MAARTENS.
http://archive.org/details/joostavelinghdut00maar
54. _Katy of Catoctin._ By GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND.
http://archive.org/details/katycatoctinorc00towngoog
56. _Erpatriaton._ By the author of Aristocracy.
57. _Geoffrey Hampstead._ By T. S. JARVIS.
http://archive.org/details/cihm_07420
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34611
58. _Dmitri._ A Romance of Old Russia. By F.W. BAIN, M.A.
http://archive.org/details/dmitritragicomed00bainrich
http://archive.org/details/dmitriimpostor00bainuoft
59. _Part of the Property._ By BEATRICE WHITBY.
http://archive.org/details/partproperty00whitgoog
60. _Bismarck in Private Life._ By a Fellow-Student.
http://archive.org/details/bismarckintimeir00haywrich
61. _In Low Relief._ By MORLEY ROBERTS.
http://archive.org/details/inlowreliefbohem01robe (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/inlowreliefbohem02robe (volume 2)
63. _A Squire of Low Degree._ By LILY A. LONG.
https://archive.org/details/ASquireOfLowDegreeLong
64. _A Fluttered Dovecote._ By GEORGE MANVILLE FENN.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/36873
65. _The Nugents of Carriconna._ An Irish Story. By TIGHE HOPKINS.
http://archive.org/details/nugentscarricon00hopkgoog
66. _A Sensitive Plant._ By E. and D. GERARD.
67. _Doña Luz._ By JUAN VALERA. Translated by Mrs. MARY J. SERRANO.
http://archive.org/details/mastergreylands02woodgoog
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17338 (Spanish)
68. _Pepita Ximenez._ By JUAN VALERA. Translated by Mrs. MARY J. SERRANO.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/30236
69. _The Primes and their Neighbors._ By RICHARD MALCOLM JOHNSTON.
70. _The Iron Game._ By HENRY F. KEENAN.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/10062
71. _Stories of Old New Spain._ By THOMAS A. JANVIER.
http://archive.org/details/cu31924022060390
72. _The Maid of Honor._ By Hon. LEWIS WINGFIELD.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/38865 (vol 1 of 3)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/38875 (vol 2 of 3)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/38854 (vol 3 of 3)
73. _In the Heart of the Storm._ By MAXWELL GRAY.
https://archive.org/details/inheartofstormta00gray
74. _Consequences._ By EGERTON CASTLE.
http://archive.org/details/consequences00castiala
75. _The Three Miss Kings._ By ADA CAMBRIDGE.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/50476
76. _A Matter of Skill._ By BEATRICE WHITBY.
http://archive.org/details/amatterskillano00whitgoog
77. _Maid Marian, and Other Stories._ By MOLLY ELLIOT SEAWELL.
https://archive.org/details/maidmarianothers00seaw
78. _One Woman's Way._ By EDMUND PENDLETON.
79. _A Merciful Divorce._ By F. W. MAUDE.
80. _Stephen Ellicott's Daughter._ By Mrs. J. H. NEEDELL.
81. _One Reason Why._ By BEATRICE WHITBY.
http://archive.org/details/onereasonwhy00whitgoog
82. _The Tragedy of Ida Noble._ By W. CLARK RUSSELL.
http://archive.org/details/tragedyidanoble00russgoog
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/50372
83. _The Johnstown Stage, and other Stories._ By ROBERT H. FLETCHER.
https://archive.org/details/johnstownstageot00flet
84. _A Widower Indeed._ By RHODA BROUGHTON and ELIZABETH BISLAND.
https://archive.org/details/widowerindeed00brou
86. _Love or Money._ By KATHARINE LEE.
87. _Not All in Vain._ By ADA CAMBRIDGE.
http://archive.org/details/notallinvain00crosrich
88. _It Happened Yesterday._ By FREDERICK MARSHALL.
http://archive.org/details/ithappenedyeste00marsgoog
89. _My Guardian._ By ADA CAMBRIDGE.
90. _The Story of Philip Methuen._ By Mrs. J. H. NEEDELL.
http://archive.org/details/storyphilipmeth00needgoog
91. _Amethyst_; The Story of a Beauty. By CHRISTABEL R. COLERIDGE.
http://archive.org/details/amethyststoryab00colegoog
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/43121
92. _Don Braulio._ By JUAN VALERA. Translated By CLARA BELL.
93. _The Chronicles of Mr. Bill Williams._ By RICHARD MALCOLM JOHNSTON.
http://archive.org/details/dukesboroughtale00johniala
94. _A Queen of Curds and Cream._ By DOROTHEA GERARD.
https://archive.org/details/queenofcurdscrea00gera
95. "_La Bella" and Others._ By EGERTON CASTLE.
http://archive.org/details/labellaothers00castiala
96. "_December Roses._" By Mrs. CAMPBELL-PRAED.
97. _Jean de Kerdren._ By JEANNE SCHULTZ.
http://archive.org/details/jeandekerdren00schuiala
98. _Etelka's Vow._ By DOROTHEA GERARD.
99. _Cross Currents._ By MARY A. DICKENS.
http://archive.org/details/crosscurrentsnov01dick (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/crosscurrentsnov02dick (volume 2)
http://archive.org/details/crosscurrentsnov03dick (volume 3)
100. _His Life's Magnet._ By THEODORA ELMSLIE.
101. _Passing the Love of Women._ By Mrs. J. H. NEEDELL.
http://archive.org/details/passingloveofwom01need (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/passingloveofwom02need (volume 2)
http://archive.org/details/passingloveofwom03need (volume 3)
102. _In Old St. Stephen's._ By JEANIE DRAKE.
103. _The Berkeleys and their Neighbors._ By MOLLY ELLIOT SEAWELL.
http://archive.org/details/berkeleysandthei00seawiala
104. _Mona Maclean, Medical Student._ By GRAHAM TRAVERS.
http://archive.org/details/monamacleanmedi01travgoog
105. _Mrs. Bligh._ By RHODA BROUGHTON.
http://archive.org/details/mrsblighnovel00brou
106. _A Stumble on the Threshold._ By JAMES PAYN.
http://archive.org/details/stumbleonthresho01payn (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/stumbleonthresho02payn (volume 2)
107. _Hanging Moss._ By PAUL LINDAU.
https://archive.org/details/hangingmoss00lind
108. _A Comedy of Elopement._ By CHRISTIAN REID.
https://archive.org/details/comedyofelopemen00reid
109. _In the Suntime of her Youth._ By BEATRICE WHITBY.
http://archive.org/details/insuntimeofheryo01whit (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/insuntimeofheryo02whit (volume 2)
http://archive.org/details/insuntimeofheryo03whit (volume 3)
110-1/2. _An Englishman in Paris._ Notes and Recollections.
http://archive.org/details/anenglishmaninpa32343gut
111. _Commander Mendoza._ By JUAN VALERA.
http://archive.org/details/cu31924096960970
113. _Children of Destiny._ By MOLLY ELLIOT SEAWELL.
http://archive.org/details/childrenofdestin00seawiala
114. _A Little Minx._ By ADA CAMBRIDGE.
http://archive.org/details/alittleminxaske00cambgoog
115. _Capt'n Davy's Honeymoon._ By HALL CAINE.
http://archive.org/details/captaindavyshon01caingoog
116. _The Voice of a Flower._ By E. GERARD.
http://archive.org/details/voiceaflower00geragoog
117. _Singularly Deluded._ By SARAH GRAND.
http://archive.org/details/singularlydelude00newyiala
118. _Suspected._ By LOUISA STRATENUS.
119. _Lucia, Hugh, and Another._ By Mrs. J. H. NEEDELL.
http://archive.org/details/luciahughandano00needgoog
120. _The Tutor's Secret._ By VICTOR CHERBULIEZ.
http://archive.org/details/tutorssecret00chergoog
121. _From the Five Rivers._ By Mrs. F. A. STEEL.
http://archive.org/details/fromfiverivers00steerich
122. _An Innocent Impostor, and Other Stories._ By MAXWELL GRAY.
123. _Ideala._ By SARAH GRAND.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6855
124. _A Comedy of Masks._ By ERNEST DOWSON and ARTHUR MOORE.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16703
125. _Relics._ By FRANCES MACNAB.
127. _A Woman of Forty._ By ESMÈ STUART.
http://archive.org/details/awomanfortyamon00stuagoog
129. _The Recipe for Diamonds._ By C. J. CUTCLIFFE HYNE.
http://archive.org/details/therecipefordiam31083gut
130. _Christina Chard._ By Mrs. CAMPBELL-PRAED.
131. _A Gray Eye or So._ By FRANK FRANKFORT MOORE.
http://archive.org/details/grayeyeorso01moor (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/grayeyeorso02moor (volume 2)
http://archive.org/details/grayeyeorso03moor (volume 3)
132. _Earlscourt._ By ALEXANDER ALLARDYCE.
http://archive.org/details/earlscourtanove00allagoog
133. _A Marriage Ceremony._ By ADA CAMBRIDGE.
134. _A Ward in Chancery._ By Mrs. ALEXANDER.
http://archive.org/details/awardinchancery00alexgoog
135. _Lot 13._ By DOROTHEA GERARD.
http://archive.org/details/lot01geragoog
136. _Our Manifold Nature._ By SARAH GRAND.
http://archive.org/details/ourmanifoldnatu00grangoog
137. _A Costly Freak._ By MAXWELL GRAY
https://archive.org/details/dli.granth.77590
138. _A Beginner._ By RHODA BROUGHTON.
http://archive.org/details/beginner00brourich
139. _A Yellow Aster._ By Mrs. MANNINGTON CAFFYN ("IOTA").
http://archive.org/details/yellowaster00caff
140. _The Rubicon._ By E. F. BENSON.
http://archive.org/details/rubicon_01bens (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/rubicon_02bens (volume 2)
141. _The Trespasser._ By GILBERT PARKER.
http://archive.org/details/thetrespassercom06222gut
142. _The Rich Miss Riddell._ By DOROTHEA GERARD.
143. _Mary Fenwick's Daughter._ By BEATRICE WHITBY.
http://archive.org/details/maryfenwicksdaug00whit
145. _A Daughter of Music._ By G. COLMORE.
http://archive.org/details/adaughtermusic00colmgoog
146. _Outlaw and Lawmaker._ By Mrs. CAMPBELL-PRAED.
http://archive.org/details/outlawandlawmak00praegoog
147. _Dr. Janet of Harley Street._ By ARABELLA KENEALY.
https://archive.org/details/06933575.2364.emory.edu
148. _George Mandeville's Husband._ By C. E. RAIMOND.
149. _Vashti and Esther._
150. _Timar's Two Worlds._ By M. JOKAI.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/31409
151. _A Victim of Good Luck._ By W. E. NORRIS.
http://archive.org/details/avictimgoodluck00norrgoog
152. _The Trail of the Sword._ By GILBERT PARKER.
http://archive.org/details/thetrailoftheswo06210gut
153. _A Mild Barbarian._ By EDGAR FAWCETT.
154. _The God in the Car._ By ANTHONY HOPE.
http://archive.org/details/godincar00hope
155. _Children of Circumstance._ By Mrs. M. CAFFYN.
http://archive.org/details/childrencircums00iotagoog
156. _At the Gate of Samaria._ By WILLIAM J. LOCKE.
http://archive.org/details/atgateofsamarian00lock
157. _The Justification of Andrew Lebrun._ By FRANK BARRETT.
158. _Dust and Laurels._ By MARY L. PENDERED.
https://archive.org/details/dustlaurelsstudy00pend
159. _The Good Ship Mohock._ By W. CLARK RUSSELL.
http://archive.org/details/goodshipmohock00russ
160. _Noémi._ By S. BARING-GOULD.
https://archive.org/details/nomi00barigoog
161. _The Honour of Savelli._ By S. LEVETT YEATS.
http://archive.org/details/honoursavelli00unkngoog
162. _Kitty's Engagement._ By FLORENCE WARDEN.
http://archive.org/details/kittysengagemen00wardgoog
164. _An Arranged Marriage._ By DOROTHEA GERARD.
http://archive.org/details/anarrangedmarri00geragoog
165. _Eve's Ransom._ By GEORGE GISSING.
http://archive.org/details/evesransom04297gut
166. _The Marriage of Esther._ By GUY BOOTHBY.
http://archive.org/details/marriageesther00bootgoog
167. _Fidelis._ By ADA CAMBRIDGE.
http://archive.org/details/fidelisanovel00cambgoog
168. _Into the Highways and Hedges._ By F. F. MONTRÉSOR.
http://archive.org/details/intohighwayshed00montgoog
169. _The Vengeance of James Vansittart._ By Mrs. J. H. NEEDELL.
170. _A Study in Prejudices._ By GEORGE PASTON.
http://archive.org/details/studyinprejudice00pastiala
171. _The Mistress of Quest._ By ADELINE SERGEANT.
http://archive.org/details/mistressofquestn00sergrich
173. _In Old New England._ By HEZEKIAH BUTTERWORTH.
http://archive.org/details/inoldnewengland00buttgoog
174. _Mrs. Musgrave--and Her Husband._ By R. MARSH.
175. _Not Counting the Cost._ By TASMA.
http://archive.org/details/cu31924031235827
176. _Out of Due Season._ By ADELINE SERGEANT.
http://archive.org/details/outofdueseasonme00sergiala
177. _Scylla or Charybdis?_ By RHODA BROUGHTON.
http://archive.org/details/scyllaorcharybd02brougoog
178. _In Defiance of the King._ By C. C. HOTCHKISS.
http://archive.org/details/indefiancekinga00hotcgoog
180. _The King of Andaman._ By J. MACLAREN COBBAN.
http://archive.org/details/cu31924031256963
181. _Mrs. Tregaskiss._ By Mrs. CAMPBELL-PRAED.
http://archive.org/details/cu31924031235975
182. _The Desire of the Moth._ By CAPEL VANE.
http://archive.org/details/desireofmoth01vane (volume 1)
http://archive.org/details/desireofmoth02vane (volume 2)
183. _A Self-Denying Ordinance._ By M. HAMILTON.
http://archive.org/details/cu31924031242583
184. _Successors to the Title._ By Mrs. L. B. WALFORD.
http://archive.org/details/successorstotit00walfgoog
186. _The Wrong Man_. By DOROTHEA GERARD.
http://archive.org/details/wrongmananovel00geragoog
187. _In the Day of Adversity_ By J. BLOUNDELLE-BURTON.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/33643
188. _Mistress Dorothy Marvin_. By J. C. SNAITH.
http://archive.org/details/mistressdorothym00snaiiala
189. _A Flash of Summer_. By Mrs. W. K. CLIFFORD.
http://archive.org/details/aflashsummerano00clifgoog
GEORG EBERS'S ROMANCES.
In the Blue Pike. A Romance of German Life in the early Sixteenth Century. Translated by MARY J. SAFFORD. 1 volume.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5587
In the Fire of the Forge. A Romance of Old Nuremberg. Translated by MARY J. SAFFORD. 2 volumes.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5551
A Thorny Path. (PER ASPERA.) Translated by CLARA BELL. 2 volumes.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5542
An Egyptian Princess. Translated by ELEANOR GROVE. 2 volumes.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5460
Uarda. Translated by CLARA BELL. 2 volumes.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5449
Homo Sum. Translated by CLARA BELL. 1 volume.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5499
The Sisters. Translated by CLARA BELL. 1 volume.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5466
A Question. Translated by MARY J. SAFFORD. 1 volume.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5588
The Emperor. Translated by CLARA BELL. 2 volumes.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5493
The Burgomaster's Wife. Translated by MARY J. SAFFORD. 1 volume.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5583
A Word, only a Word. Translated by MARY J. SAFFORD. 1 volume.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5577
Serapis. Translated by CLARA BELL. 1 volume.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5507
The Bride of the Nile. Translated by CLARA BELL. 2 volumes.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5529
Margery. (GRED.) Translated by CLARA BELL. 2 volumes.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5560
The Elixir, and Other Tales. Translated by Mrs. EDWARD H. BELL. With Portrait of the Author. 1 volume.
"Dr. Ebers's romances founded on ancient history are hardly equaled by any other living author.... He makes the men and women and the scenes move before the reader with living reality."--_Boston Home Journal._
"Georg Ebers writes stories of ancient times with the conscientiousness of a true investigator. His tales are so carefully told that large portions of them might be clipped or quoted by editors of guide-books and authors of histories intended to be popular."--_New York Herald._
D. APPLETON & CO.'S PUBLICATIONS.
_SLEEPING FIRES._ By GEORGE GISSING, author of "In the Year of Jubilee," "Eve's Ransom," etc. 16mo. Cloth, 75 cents.
http://archive.org/details/sleepingfires00gissgoog
In this striking story the author has treated an original motive with rare self-command and skill. His book is most interesting as a story, and remarkable as a literary performance.
_STONEPASTURES._ By ELEANOR STUART. 16mo. Cloth, 75 cents.
http://archive.org/details/stonepastures01chilgoog
"This is a strong bit of good literary workmanship.... The book has the value of being a real sketch of our own mining regions, and of showing how, even in the apparently dull round of work, there is still material for a good bit of literature."--_Philadelphia Ledger._
_COURTSHIP BY COMMAND._ By M. M. BLAKE. 16mo. Cloth, 75 cents.
"A bright, moving study of an unusually interesting period in the life of Napoleon, ... deliciously told; the characters are clearly, strongly, and very delicately modeled, and the touches of color most artistically done. 'Courtship by Command' is the most satisfactory Napoleon _bonne-bouche_ we have had."--_New York Commercial Advertiser._
_THE WATTER'S MOU'._ By BRAM STOKER. 16mo. Cloth, 75 cents.
"Here is a tale to stir the most sluggish nature.... It is like standing on the deck of a wave-tossed ship; you feel the soul of the storm go into your blood."--_N. Y. Home Journal._
"The characters are strongly drawn, the descriptions are intensely dramatic, and the situations are portrayed with rare vividness of language. It is a thrilling story, told with great power."--_Boston Advertiser._
_A STREET IN SUBURBIA._ By EDWIN PUGH. 12mo. Cloth, $1.00.
"Simplicity of style, strength, and delicacy of character study will mark this book as one of the most significant of the year."--_New York Press._
"Thoroughly entertaining, and more--it shows traces of a creative genius something akin to Dickens."--_Boston Traveller._
"In many respects the best of all the books of lighter literature brought out this season."--_Providence News._
"Highly pleasing and gracefully recorded reminiscences of early suburban life and youthful experience told in a congenial spirit and in very charming prose."--_Boston Courier._
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Mr. F. MARION CRAWFORD'S NOVELS
THE SARACINESCA SERIES
=Saracinesca=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13757
"The work has two distinct merits, either of which would serve to make it great,--that of telling a perfect story in a perfect way, and of giving a graphic picture of Roman society in the last days of the Pope's temporal power.... The story is exquisitely told."--_Boston Traveler._
=Sant' Ilario.= A Sequel to "Saracinesca"
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5227
"A singularly powerful and beautiful story.... It fulfils every requirement of artistic fiction. It brings out what is most impressive in human action, without owing any of its effectiveness to sensationalism or artifice. It is natural, fluent in evolution, accordant with experience, graphic in description, penetrating in analysis, and absorbing in interest."--_New York Tribune._
=Don Orsino.= A Sequel to "Sant' Ilario"
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13218
"Perhaps the cleverest novel of the year.... There is not a dull paragraph in the book, and the reader may be assured that once begun, the story of _Don Orsino_ will fascinate him until its close."--_The Critic._
=Taquisara=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11050
"To Mr. Crawford's Roman novels belongs the supreme quality of uniting subtly drawn characters to a plot of uncommon interest."--_Chicago Tribune._
=Corleone=
http://archive.org/details/corleoneatalesi01crawgoog
"Mr. Crawford is the novelist born ... a natural story-teller, with wit, imagination, and insight added to a varied and profound knowledge of social life."--_The Inter-Ocean_, Chicago.
=Casa Braccio.=
http://archive.org/details/casbraccio00crawrich
_In two volumes, $2.00._ Illustrated by A. Castaigne Like _Taquisara_ and _Corleone_, it is closely related in plot to the fortunes of the Saracinesca family.
"Mr. Crawford's books have life, pathos, and insight; he tells a dramatic story with many exquisite touches."--_New York Sun._
Mr. F. MARION CRAWFORD'S NOVELS
NOVELS OF ROMAN SOCIAL LIFE
=A Roman Singer=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/12346
"One of the earliest and best works of this famous novelist.... None but a genuine artist could have made so true a picture of human life, crossed by human passions and interwoven with human weakness. It is a perfect specimen of literary art."--_The Newark Advertiser._
=Marzio's Crucifix=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16720
"We have repeatedly had occasion to say that Mr. Crawford possesses in an extraordinary degree the art of constructing a story. It is as if it could not have been written otherwise, so naturally does the story unfold itself, and so logical and consistent is the sequence of incident after incident. As a story, Marzio's Crucifix is perfectly constructed."--_New York Commercial Advertiser._
=Heart of Rome.= A Tale of the Lost Water
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5847
"Mr. Crawford has written a story of absorbing interest, a story with a genuine thrill in it; he has drawn his characters with a sure and brilliant touch, and he has said many things surpassingly well."--_New York Times Saturday Review._
=Cecilia.= A Story of Modern Rome
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/31723
"That F. Marion Crawford is a master of mystery needs no new telling.... His latest novel, _Cecilia_, is as weird as anything he has done since the memorable _Mr. Isaacs_.... A strong, interesting, dramatic story, with the picturesque Roman setting beautifully handled as only a master's touch could do it."--_Philadelphia Evening Telegraph._
=Whosoever Shall Offend=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13932
"It is a story sustained from beginning to end by an ever increasing dramatic quality."--_New York Evening Post._
=Pietro Ghisleri=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/40922
"The imaginative richness, the marvellous ingenuity of plot, the power and subtlety of the portrayal of character, the charm of the romantic environment,--the entire atmosphere, indeed,--rank this novel at once among the great creations."--_The Boston Budget._
=To Leeward=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/40181
"The four characters with whose fortunes this novel deals, are, perhaps, the most brilliantly executed portraits in the whole of Mr. Crawford's long picture gallery, while for subtle insight into the springs of human passion and for swift dramatic action none of the novels surpasses this one."--_The News and Courier._
=A Lady of Rome=
http://archive.org/details/ladyofrome00crawrich
Mr. Crawford has no equal as a writer of brilliant cosmopolitan fiction, in which the characters really belong to the chosen scene and the story interest is strong. His novels possess atmosphere in a high degree.
Mr. F. MARION CRAWFORD'S NOVELS
Mr. Crawford has no equal as a writer of brilliant cosmopolitan fiction, in which the characters really belong to the chosen scene and the story interest is strong. His novels possess atmosphere in a high degree.
=Mr. Isaacs= (India)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13340
Its scenes are laid in Simla, chiefly. This is the work which first placed its author among the most brilliant novelists of his day.
=Greifenstein= (The Black Forest)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6446
"... Another notable contribution to the literature of the day. It possesses originality in its conception and is a work of unusual ability. Its interest is sustained to the close, and it is an advance even on the previous work of this talented author. Like all Mr. Crawford's work, this novel is crisp, clear, and vigorous, and will be read with a great deal of interest."--New _York Evening Telegram._
=Zoroaster= (Persia)
http://archive.org/details/zoroaster00unkngoog
"It is a drama in the force of its situations and in the poetry and dignity of its language; but its men and women are not men and women of a play. By the naturalness of their conversation and behavior they seem to live and lay hold of our human sympathy more than the same characters on a stage could possibly do."--_The New York Times._
=Paul Patoff= (Constantinople)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/22879
"Mr. Crawford has a marked talent for assimilating local color, not to make mention of a broader historical sense. Even though he may adopt, as it is the romancer's right to do, the extreme romantic view of history, it is always a living and moving picture that he evolves for us, varied and stirring."--_New York Evening Post._
=Marietta= (Venice)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16100
"No living writer can surpass Mr. Crawford in the construction of a complicated plot and the skilful unravelling of the tangled skein."--_Chicago Record-Herald._
"He has gone back to the field of his earlier triumphs, and has, perhaps, scored the greatest triumph of them all."--_New York Herald._
Mr. F. MARION CRAWFORD'S NOVELS
=Via Crucis.= A Romance of the Second Crusade.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6350
"_Via Crucis_ ... A tale of former days, possessing an air of reality and an absorbing interest such as few writers since Scott have been able to accomplish when dealing with historical characters."--_Boston Transcript._
=In the Palace of the King= (Spain)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13243
"_In the Palace of the King_ is a masterpiece; there is a picturesqueness, a sincerity which will catch all readers in an agreeable storm of emotion, and even leave a hardened reviewer impressed and delighted."--_Literature_, London.
=With the Immortals=
http://archive.org/details/withimmortals00crawgoog
"The strange central idea of the story could have occurred only to a writer whose mind was very sensitive to the current of modern thought and progress, while its execution, the setting it forth in proper literary clothing, could be successfully attempted only by one whose active literary ability should be fully equalled by his power of assimilative knowledge both literary and scientific, and no less by his courage and capacity for hard work. The book will be found to have a fascination entirely new for the habitual reader of novels. Indeed, Mr. Crawford has succeeded in taking his readers quite above the ordinary plane of novel interest."--_Boston Advertiser._
=Children of the King= (Calabria)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15187
"One of the most artistic and exquisitely finished pieces of work that Crawford has produced. The picturesque setting, Calabria and its surroundings, the beautiful Sorrento and the Gulf of Salerno, with the bewitching accessories that climate, sea, and sky afford, give Mr. Crawford rich opportunities to show his rare descriptive powers. As a whole the book is strong and beautiful through its simplicity, and ranks among the choicest of the author's many fine productions."--_Public Opinion._
=A Cigarette Maker's Romance= (Munich)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/18651
"The interest is unflagging throughout. Never has Mr. Crawford done more brilliant realistic work than here. But his realism is only the case and cover for those intense feelings which, placed under no matter what humble conditions, produce the most dramatic and the most tragic situations.... This is a secret of genius, to take the most coarse and common material, the meanest surroundings, the most sordid material prospects, and out of the vehement passions which sometimes dominate all human beings to build up with these poor elements, scenes and passages the dramatic and emotional power of which at once enforce attention and awaken the profoundest interest."--_New York Tribune._
=Fair Margaret.= A Portrait
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/25838
"An exhilarating romance ... alluring in its naturalness and grace."--_Boston Herald._
Mr. F. MARION CRAWFORD'S NOVELS
WITH SCENES LAID IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA
=A Tale of a Lonely Parish=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13597
"It is a pleasure to have anything so perfect of its kind as this brief and vivid story.... It is doubly a success, being full of human sympathy, as well as thoroughly artistic in its nice balancing of the unusual with the commonplace, the clever juxtaposition of innocence and guilt, comedy and tragedy, simplicity and intrigue."--_Critic._
=Dr. Claudius.= A True Story
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15223
The scene changes from Heidelberg to New York, and much of the story develops during the ocean voyage.
"There is a satisfying quality in Mr. Crawford's strong, vital, forceful stories."--_Boston Herald._
=An American Politician.=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7374
The scenes are laid in Boston
"It need scarcely be said that the story is skilfully and picturesquely written, portraying sharply individual characters in well-defined surroundings."-_New York Commercial Advertiser._
=The Three Fates=
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"Mr. Crawford has manifestly brought his best qualities as a student of human nature and his finest resources as a master of an original and picturesque style to bear upon this story. Taken for all in all, it is one of the most pleasing of all his productions in fiction, and it affords a view of certain phases of American, or perhaps we should say of New York, life that have not hitherto been treated with anything like the same adequacy and felicity."--_Boston Beacon._
=Marion Darche=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/33924
"Full enough of incident to have furnished material for three or four stories.... A most interesting and engrossing book. Every page unfolds new possibilities, and the incidents multiply rapidly."--_Detroit Free Press._
"We are disposed to rank Marion Darche as the best of Mr. Crawford's American stories."-_The Literary World._
=Katharine Lauderdale=
http://archive.org/details/katherinelauder00crawgoog
=The Ralstons.= A Sequel to "Katharine Lauderdale"
http://archive.org/details/theralstons00crawrich
"Mr. Crawford at his best is a great novelist, and in _Katharine Lauderdale_ we have him at his best."--_Boston Daily Advertiser._
"A most admirable novel, excellent in style, flashing with humor, and full of the ripest and wisest reflections upon men and women."--_The Westminster Gazette._
"It is the first time, we think, in American fiction that any such breadth of view has shown itself in the study of our social framework."--_Life._
Mr. WINSTON CHURCHILL'S NOVELS
=The Celebrity.= An Episode
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5387
"No such piece of inimitable comedy in a literary way has appeared for years.... It is the purest, keenest fun."--Chicago Inter-_Ocean._
=Richard Carvel= Illustrated
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5373
"... In breadth of canvas, massing of dramatic effect, depth of feeling, and rare wholesomeness of spirit, it has seldom, if ever, been surpassed by an American romance."--_Chicago Tribune._
=The Crossing= Illustrated
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/388
"_The Crossing_ is a thoroughly interesting book, packed with exciting adventure and sentimental incident, yet faithful to historical fact both in detail and in spirit."--_The Dial._
=The Crisis= Illustrated
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5396
"It is a charming love story, and never loses its interest... The intense political bitterness, the intense patriotism of both parties, are shown understandingly."--_Evening Telegraph_, Philadelphia.
=Coniston= Illustrated
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3766
"Coniston has a lighter, gayer spirit, and a deeper, tenderer touch than Mr. Churchill has ever achieved before.... It is one of the truest and finest transcripts of modern American life thus far achieved in our fiction."--_Chicago Record-Herald._
Mr. JAMES LANE ALLEN'S NOVELS
=The Choir Invisible=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2316
"One reads the story for the story's sake, and then re-reads the book out of pure delight in its beauty. The story is American to the very core.... Mr. Allen stands to-day in the front rank of American novelists. _The Choir Invisible_ will solidify a reputation already established and bring into clear light his rare gifts as an artist. For this latest story is as genuine a work of art as has come from an American hand."--HAMILTON MABIE in _The Outlook_.
=The Reign of Law.= A Tale of the Kentucky Hempfields
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3791
"Mr. Allen has a style as original and almost as perfectly finished as Hawthorne's, and he has also Hawthorne's fondness for spiritual suggestion that makes all his stories rich in the qualities that are lacking in so many novels of the period.... If read in the right way, it cannot fail to add to one's spiritual possessions."--_San Francisco Chronicle._
=Summer in Arcady.= A Tale of Nature
http://archive.org/details/summerinarcady00allerich
"This story by James Lane Allen is one of the gems of the season. It is artistic in its setting, realistic and true to nature and life in its descriptions, dramatic, pathetic, tragic, in its incidents; indeed, a veritable masterpiece that must become classic. It is difficult to give an outline of the story; it is one of the stories which do not outline; it must be read."--_Boston Daily Advertiser._
=The Mettle of the Pasture=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/12482
"It may be that _The Mettle of the Pasture_ will live and become a part of our literature; it certainly will live far beyond the allotted term of present-day fiction. Our principal concern is that it is a notable novel, that it ranks high in the range of American and English fiction, and that it is worth the reading, the re-reading, and the continuous appreciation of those who care for modern literature at its best."--By E. F. E. in the _Boston Transcript_.
_Shorter Stories_
=The Blue Grass Region of Kentucky=
=Flute and Violin, and Other Kentucky Tales=
=A Kentucky Cardinal=
=Aftermath.= A Sequel to "A Kentucky Cardinal"
Mr. EDEN PHILPOTTS'S NOVELS
=The American Prisoner= Illustrated
"Intensely readable ... perfectly admirable in its elemental humor and racy turns of speech."--_The Spectator_, London.
=The Secret Woman=
"There cannot be two opinions as to the interest and the power of _The Secret Woman_. It is not only its author's masterpiece, but it is far in advance of anything he has yet written--and that is to give it higher praise than almost any other comparison with contemporary fiction could afford."--Times Saturday Review.
=Knock at a Venture=
Sketches of the rustic life of Devon, rich in racy, quaint, and humorous touches.
=The Portreeve=
Mr. ROBERT HERRICK'S NOVELS
=The Gospel of Freedom=
http://archive.org/details/gospelfreedom01herrgoog
"A novel that may truly be called the greatest study of social life, in a broad and very much up-to-date sense, that has ever been contributed to American fiction."--_Chicago Inter-Ocean._
=The Web of Life=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7828
"It is strong in that it faithfully depicts many phases of American life, and uses them to strengthen a web of fiction, which is most artistically wrought out."--_Buffalo Express._
=The Real World=
http://archive.org/details/realworld01herrgoog
"The title of the book has a subtle intention. It indicates, and is true to the verities in doing so, the strange dreamlike quality of life to the man who has not yet fought his own battles, or come into conscious possession of his will--only such battles bite into the consciousness."--_Chicago Tribune._
=The Common Lot=
http://archive.org/details/commonlot00herrgoog
"It grips the reader tremendously.... It is the drama of a human soul the reader watches ... the finest study of human motive that has appeared for many a day."--_The World To-day._
=The Memoirs of an American Citizen.=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/41338
"Mr. Herrick's book is a book among many, and he comes nearer to reflecting a certain kind of recognizable, contemporaneous American spirit than anybody has yet done."--_New York Times._
"Intensely absorbing as a story, it is also a crisp, vigorous document of startling significance. More than any other writer to-day he is giving us the American novel."--_New York Globe._
Mr. JACK LONDON'S NOVELS, etc.
=Before Adam=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/310
"The story moves with a wonderful sequence of interesting and
wholly credible events. The marvel of it all is not in the
story itself, but in the audacity of the man who undertook such
a task as the writing of it.... From an artistic standpoint the
book is an undoubted success. And it is no less a success from
the standpoint of the reader who seeks to be
entertained."--_The Plain Dealer_, Cleveland.
_Shorter Stories_
Children of the Frost
Faith of Men
Tales of the Fish Patrol
The Game
Moon Face
Love of Life
Mr. WILLIAM STEARNS DAVIS'S NOVELS
=A Friend of Cæsar=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15694
"As a story ... there can be no question of its success.... While the beautiful love of Cornelia and Drusus lies at the sound sweet heart of the story, to say so is to give a most meagre idea of the large sustained interest of the whole.... There are many incidents so vivid, so brilliant, that they fix themselves in the memory."--NANCY HUSTON BANKS in _The Bookman_.
"=God Wills It.=" A Tale of the First Crusade.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/41549
"Not since Sir Walter Scott cast his spell over us with _Ivanhoe, Count Robert of Paris_, and _Quentin Durward_ have we been so completely captivated by a story as by '_God Wills It_.' It grips the attention of the reader in the first chapter and holds it till the last."--_Christian Endeavor World._
=Falaise of the Blessed Voice.= A Tale of the Youth of St. Louis, King of France
"In this tale of the youth of Louis, King of France and afterward saint in the calendar of the Catholic Church, Mr. Davis has fulfilled the promises contained in _A Friend of Cæsar_ and '_God Wills It_.' The novel is not only interesting and written with skill in the scenes which are really dramatic, but it is convincing in its character drawing and its analysis of motives."--_Evening Post_, New York.
=A Victor of Salamis.= A Tale of the Days of Xerxes, Leonidas, and Themistocles
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/27587
"An altogether admirable picture of Hellenic life and Hellenic ideals. It is just such a book as will convey to the average reader what is the eternal value of Greek Life to the world ... carried breathlessly along by a style which never poses, and yet is always strong and dignified.... This remarkable book takes its place with the best of historical fiction. Those who have made their acquaintance with the characters in the days of their youth will find delight in the remembrance. Those who would fain learn something of the golden days of Greece could not do better than use Mr. Davis for guide."--_The Daily Post_, Liverpool.
"It is seldom that the London critics admit that an American may wear the mantle of Scott, but they are declaring that this book entitles Mr. Davis to a place among novelists not far below the author of _The Talisman_."
MABEL OSGOOD WRIGHT'S NOVELS, etc.
=The Garden of a Commuter's Wife.=
http://archive.org/details/gardenofcommuter00wrigiala
"Reading it is like having the entry into a home of the class that is the proudest product of our land, a home where love of books and love of nature go hand in hand with hearty simple love of 'folks.'... It is a charming book."--_The Interior._
=People of the Whirlpool= Illustrated
http://archive.org/details/peopleofthewhirl11561gut
"The whole book is delicious, with its wise and kindly humor, its just perspective of the true values of things, its clever pen pictures of people and customs, and its healthy optimism for the great world in general."--_Philadelphia Evening Telegraph._
=The Woman Errant=
http://archive.org/details/womanerrantbein00compgoog
"The book is worth reading. It will cause discussion. It is an interesting, fictional presentation of an important modern question, treated with fascinating feminine adroitness."--Miss JEANNETTE GILDER in _The Chicago Tribune_.
=At the Sign of the Fox=
http://archive.org/details/atsignfoxaroman00gleegoog
"Her little pictures of country life are fragrant with a genuine love of nature, and there is fun as genuine in her notes on rural character. A travelling pieman is one of her most lovable personages; another is Tatters, a dog, who is humanly winsome and wise, and will not soon be forgotten by the reader of this very entertaining book."--_New York Tribune._
=The Garden, You and I=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17514
"This volume is simply the best she has yet put forth, and quite too deliciously torturing to the reviewer, whose only garden is in Spain.... The delightful humor which persuaded the earlier books, and without which Barbara would not be Barbara, has lost nothing of its poignancy, and would make _The Garden, You and I_ pleasant reading even to the man who doesn't know a pink from a phlox or a _Daphne cneorum_ from a Cherokee rose."--Congregationalist._
Mr. MARK LEE LUTHER'S NOVELS
=The Henchman=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/19148
"It wins admiration on almost every page by the cleverness of its inventions."--CHURCHILL WILLIAMS in _The Bookman_.
=The Mastery=
http://archive.org/details/masteryx00luthiala
"A story of really notable power remarkable for its strength."--_Times._
Mr. and Mrs. CASTLE'S NOVELS
=The Pride of Jennico=
http://archive.org/details/prideofjennicobe00cast
"This lively story has a half-historic flavor which adds to its interest ... told with an intensity of style which almost takes away the breath of the reader."--_Boston Transcript._
=If Youth But Knew=
http://archive.org/details/ifyouthbutknew00castiala
"They should be the most delightful of comrades, for their writing is so apt, so responsive, so joyous, so saturated with the promptings and the glamour of spring. It is because _If Youth But Knew_ has all these adorable qualities that it is so fascinating."--_Cleveland Leader._
Mr. JOHN LUTHER LONG'S NOVELS, etc.
=The Way of the Gods=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/33616
"There can be no doubt as to the artistic quality of his story. It rings true with the golden ring of chivalry and of woman's love, it rings true for all lovers of romance, wherever they be, ... and is told with an art worthy of the idea."--_New York Mail._
=Heimweh and Other Stories=
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"As in _Madam Butterfly_ his subtle appreciation of love's tender mystery creates an exquisite thrill of 'the heavenly longing--for the love--the loved ones' the one thing that through poverty and age can keep the door open to joy."--_New York Times._
Miss BEULAH MARIE DIX'S NOVELS, etc.
=The Making of Christopher Ferringham=
http://archive.org/details/makingchristoph00dixgoog
"In brilliancy, exciting interest, and verisimilitude, _The Making of Christopher Ferringham_ is one of the best of the semi-historical novels of the day, and not unworthy of comparison with Maurice Hewlett's best."--_Boston Advertiser._
=The Life, Treason, and Death of James Blount of Breckenhow=
"A novel that may fairly challenge comparison with the very best, telling the story of treason and a love, of many good fights, a few mistakes, and a good death at the last."--_The Boston Transcript._
=The Fair Maid of Greystones=
"The plot of _The Fair Maid of Greystones_ is not unworthy of Weyman at his best. This is strong praise, but it is deserved. From the moment Jack Hetherington, the Cavalier volunteer, assumes the identity of his blackguard cousin, and thus escapes certain death to face the responsibility for his kinsman's dark deeds, until the end, which is sanely happy, the adventure never flags. This is one of the few historical novels in whose favor an exception may well be made by those who long since lost interest in the school."--_New York Mail._
Mr. CHARLES MAJOR'S NOVELS
=Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall.=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14671
"Dorothy is a splendid creation, a superb creature of brains, beauty, force, capacity, and passion, a riot of energy, love, and red blood. She is the fairest, fiercest, strongest, tenderest heroine that ever woke up a jaded novel reader and made him realize that life will be worth living so long as the writers of fiction create her like.... The story has brains, 'go,' virility, gumption, and originality."--_The Boston Herald._
=A Forest Hearth.= A Romance of Indiana in the Thirties
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/29486
"This work is a novel full of charm and action, picturing the life and love of the fascinating indomitably adventurous men and women, boys and girls, who developed Indiana. It is a vigorous, breezy, outdoor book, with the especial intimate touch that is possible only when the subject is one which has long lain close to its author's heart."--_Daily News._
=Yolanda, Maid of Burgundy=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/12057
"Charles Major has done the best work of his life in _Yolanda_. The volume is a genuine romance ... and after the reviewer has become surfeited with problem novels, it is like coming out into the sunlight to read the fresh, sweet story of her love for Max."--_The World To-day._
Mr. JOHN OXENHAM'S NOVEL
=The Long Road=
http://archive.org/details/longroadanovel00oxenrich
"Not since Robert Louis Stevenson has there appeared a writer of English who can so thoroughly serve his turn with simple Anglo-Saxon phrases ... invested with sympathetic interest, convincing sincerity, and indefinable charm of romance."--_North American._
"It is original both in plot and in treatment, and its skilful mingling of idyllic beauty and tragedy plays curious tricks with one's emotions ... and leaves an impression of happiness and spiritual uplift. It is a story that any man or woman will be the better for reading."--_Record-Herald_, Chicago.
Mr. MAURICE HEWLETT'S NOVELS
=The Forest Lovers=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/8934
"The book is a joy to read and to remember, a source of clean and pure delight to the spiritual sense, a triumph of romance reduced to the essentials, and interpreted with a mastery of expression that is well-nigh beyond praise."--_The Dial._
=The Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14813
"Mr. Hewlett has done one of the most notable things in recent literature, a thing to talk about with bated breath, as a bit of master-craftsmanship touched by the splendid dignity of real creation."--_The Interior._
=The Queen's Quair=
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"_The Queen's Quair_ is, from every point of view, a notable contribution to historical portraiture in its subtlety, its vividness of color, its consistency, and its fascination... Above all, it is intensely interesting."--_The Outlook._
=The Fool Errant=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5755
"It is full of excellent description, of amusing characters, and of picaresque adventure brilliantly related ... with infinite humor and vivacity."--_The New York Herald._
=Little Novels of Italy=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20929
"These singularly romantic stories are so true to their locality that they read almost like translations."--_New York Times._
=New Canterbury Tales=
http://archive.org/details/newcanterburyta01hewlgoog
"In the key and style of the author's Little Novels of Italy, it shows again the brilliant qualities of that remarkable book; ... daring but successful."--_New York Tribune._
THE SARACINESCA SERIES
=Saracinesca=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13757
"The work has two distinct merits, either of which would serve to make it great,--that of telling a perfect story in a perfect way, and of giving a graphic picture of Roman society in the last days of the Pope's temporal power.... The story is exquisitely told."--_Boston Traveler._
=Sant' Ilario.= A Sequel to "Saracinesca"
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5227
"A singularly powerful and beautiful story.... It fulfils every requirement of artistic fiction. It brings out what is most impressive in human action, without owing any of its effectiveness to sensationalism or artifice. It is natural, fluent in evolution, accordant with experience, graphic in description, penetrating in analysis, and absorbing in interest."--_New York Tribune._
=Don Orsino.= A Sequel to "Sant' Ilario"
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13218
"Perhaps the cleverest novel of the year.... There is not a dull paragraph in the book, and the reader may be assured that once begun, the story of _Don Orsino_ will fascinate him until its close."--_The Critic._
=Taquisara=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11050
"To Mr. Crawford's Roman novels belongs the supreme quality of uniting subtly drawn characters to a plot of uncommon interest."--_Chicago Tribune._
=Corleone=
http://archive.org/details/corleoneatalesi01crawgoog
"Mr. Crawford is the novelist born ... a natural story-teller, with wit, imagination, and insight added to a varied and profound knowledge of social life."--_The Inter-Ocean_, Chicago.
=Casa Braccio.=
http://archive.org/details/casbraccio00crawrich
_In two volumes, $2.00._ Illustrated by A. Castaigne Like _Taquisara_ and _Corleone_, it is closely related in plot to the fortunes of the Saracinesca family.
"Mr. Crawford's books have life, pathos, and insight; he tells a dramatic story with many exquisite touches."--_New York Sun._
Mr. F. MARION CRAWFORD'S NOVELS
NOVELS OF ROMAN SOCIAL LIFE
=A Roman Singer=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/12346
"One of the earliest and best works of this famous novelist.... None but a genuine artist could have made so true a picture of human life, crossed by human passions and interwoven with human weakness. It is a perfect specimen of literary art."--_The Newark Advertiser._
=Marzio's Crucifix=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16720
"We have repeatedly had occasion to say that Mr. Crawford possesses in an extraordinary degree the art of constructing a story. It is as if it could not have been written otherwise, so naturally does the story unfold itself, and so logical and consistent is the sequence of incident after incident. As a story, Marzio's Crucifix is perfectly constructed."--_New York Commercial Advertiser._
=Heart of Rome.= A Tale of the Lost Water
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5847
"Mr. Crawford has written a story of absorbing interest, a story with a genuine thrill in it; he has drawn his characters with a sure and brilliant touch, and he has said many things surpassingly well."--_New York Times Saturday Review._
=Cecilia.= A Story of Modern Rome
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/31723
"That F. Marion Crawford is a master of mystery needs no new telling.... His latest novel, _Cecilia_, is as weird as anything he has done since the memorable _Mr. Isaacs_.... A strong, interesting, dramatic story, with the picturesque Roman setting beautifully handled as only a master's touch could do it."--_Philadelphia Evening Telegraph._
=Whosoever Shall Offend=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13932
"It is a story sustained from beginning to end by an ever increasing dramatic quality."--_New York Evening Post._
=Pietro Ghisleri=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/40922
"The imaginative richness, the marvellous ingenuity of plot, the power and subtlety of the portrayal of character, the charm of the romantic environment,--the entire atmosphere, indeed,--rank this novel at once among the great creations."--_The Boston Budget._
=To Leeward=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/40181
"The four characters with whose fortunes this novel deals, are, perhaps, the most brilliantly executed portraits in the whole of Mr. Crawford's long picture gallery, while for subtle insight into the springs of human passion and for swift dramatic action none of the novels surpasses this one."--_The News and Courier._
=A Lady of Rome=
http://archive.org/details/ladyofrome00crawrich
Mr. Crawford has no equal as a writer of brilliant cosmopolitan fiction, in which the characters really belong to the chosen scene and the story interest is strong. His novels possess atmosphere in a high degree.
Mr. F. MARION CRAWFORD'S NOVELS
Mr. Crawford has no equal as a writer of brilliant cosmopolitan fiction, in which the characters really belong to the chosen scene and the story interest is strong. His novels possess atmosphere in a high degree.
=Mr. Isaacs= (India)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13340
Its scenes are laid in Simla, chiefly. This is the work which first placed its author among the most brilliant novelists of his day.
=Greifenstein= (The Black Forest)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6446
"... Another notable contribution to the literature of the day. It possesses originality in its conception and is a work of unusual ability. Its interest is sustained to the close, and it is an advance even on the previous work of this talented author. Like all Mr. Crawford's work, this novel is crisp, clear, and vigorous, and will be read with a great deal of interest."--New _York Evening Telegram._
=Zoroaster= (Persia)
http://archive.org/details/zoroaster00unkngoog
"It is a drama in the force of its situations and in the poetry and dignity of its language; but its men and women are not men and women of a play. By the naturalness of their conversation and behavior they seem to live and lay hold of our human sympathy more than the same characters on a stage could possibly do."--_The New York Times._
=Paul Patoff= (Constantinople)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/22879
"Mr. Crawford has a marked talent for assimilating local color, not to make mention of a broader historical sense. Even though he may adopt, as it is the romancer's right to do, the extreme romantic view of history, it is always a living and moving picture that he evolves for us, varied and stirring."--_New York Evening Post._
=Marietta= (Venice)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16100
"No living writer can surpass Mr. Crawford in the construction of a complicated plot and the skilful unravelling of the tangled skein."--_Chicago Record-Herald._
"He has gone back to the field of his earlier triumphs, and has, perhaps, scored the greatest triumph of them all."--_New York Herald._
Mr. F. MARION CRAWFORD'S NOVELS
=Via Crucis.= A Romance of the Second Crusade.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6350
"_Via Crucis_ ... A tale of former days, possessing an air of reality and an absorbing interest such as few writers since Scott have been able to accomplish when dealing with historical characters."--_Boston Transcript._
=In the Palace of the King= (Spain)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13243
"_In the Palace of the King_ is a masterpiece; there is a picturesqueness, a sincerity which will catch all readers in an agreeable storm of emotion, and even leave a hardened reviewer impressed and delighted."--_Literature_, London.
=With the Immortals=
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"The strange central idea of the story could have occurred only to a writer whose mind was very sensitive to the current of modern thought and progress, while its execution, the setting it forth in proper literary clothing, could be successfully attempted only by one whose active literary ability should be fully equalled by his power of assimilative knowledge both literary and scientific, and no less by his courage and capacity for hard work. The book will be found to have a fascination entirely new for the habitual reader of novels. Indeed, Mr. Crawford has succeeded in taking his readers quite above the ordinary plane of novel interest."--_Boston Advertiser._
=Children of the King= (Calabria)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15187
"One of the most artistic and exquisitely finished pieces of work that Crawford has produced. The picturesque setting, Calabria and its surroundings, the beautiful Sorrento and the Gulf of Salerno, with the bewitching accessories that climate, sea, and sky afford, give Mr. Crawford rich opportunities to show his rare descriptive powers. As a whole the book is strong and beautiful through its simplicity, and ranks among the choicest of the author's many fine productions."--_Public Opinion._
=A Cigarette Maker's Romance= (Munich)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/18651
"The interest is unflagging throughout. Never has Mr. Crawford done more brilliant realistic work than here. But his realism is only the case and cover for those intense feelings which, placed under no matter what humble conditions, produce the most dramatic and the most tragic situations.... This is a secret of genius, to take the most coarse and common material, the meanest surroundings, the most sordid material prospects, and out of the vehement passions which sometimes dominate all human beings to build up with these poor elements, scenes and passages the dramatic and emotional power of which at once enforce attention and awaken the profoundest interest."--_New York Tribune._
=Fair Margaret.= A Portrait
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/25838
"An exhilarating romance ... alluring in its naturalness and grace."--_Boston Herald._
Mr. F. MARION CRAWFORD'S NOVELS
WITH SCENES LAID IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA
=A Tale of a Lonely Parish=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/13597
"It is a pleasure to have anything so perfect of its kind as this brief and vivid story.... It is doubly a success, being full of human sympathy, as well as thoroughly artistic in its nice balancing of the unusual with the commonplace, the clever juxtaposition of innocence and guilt, comedy and tragedy, simplicity and intrigue."--_Critic._
=Dr. Claudius.= A True Story
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15223
The scene changes from Heidelberg to New York, and much of the story develops during the ocean voyage.
"There is a satisfying quality in Mr. Crawford's strong, vital, forceful stories."--_Boston Herald._
=An American Politician.=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7374
The scenes are laid in Boston
"It need scarcely be said that the story is skilfully and picturesquely written, portraying sharply individual characters in well-defined surroundings."-_New York Commercial Advertiser._
=The Three Fates=
http://archive.org/details/threefates00crawgoog
"Mr. Crawford has manifestly brought his best qualities as a student of human nature and his finest resources as a master of an original and picturesque style to bear upon this story. Taken for all in all, it is one of the most pleasing of all his productions in fiction, and it affords a view of certain phases of American, or perhaps we should say of New York, life that have not hitherto been treated with anything like the same adequacy and felicity."--_Boston Beacon._
=Marion Darche=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/33924
"Full enough of incident to have furnished material for three or four stories.... A most interesting and engrossing book. Every page unfolds new possibilities, and the incidents multiply rapidly."--_Detroit Free Press._
"We are disposed to rank Marion Darche as the best of Mr. Crawford's American stories."-_The Literary World._
=Katharine Lauderdale=
http://archive.org/details/katherinelauder00crawgoog
=The Ralstons.= A Sequel to "Katharine Lauderdale"
http://archive.org/details/theralstons00crawrich
"Mr. Crawford at his best is a great novelist, and in _Katharine Lauderdale_ we have him at his best."--_Boston Daily Advertiser._
"A most admirable novel, excellent in style, flashing with humor, and full of the ripest and wisest reflections upon men and women."--_The Westminster Gazette._
"It is the first time, we think, in American fiction that any such breadth of view has shown itself in the study of our social framework."--_Life._
Mr. WINSTON CHURCHILL'S NOVELS
=The Celebrity.= An Episode
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5387
"No such piece of inimitable comedy in a literary way has appeared for years.... It is the purest, keenest fun."--Chicago Inter-_Ocean._
=Richard Carvel= Illustrated
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5373
"... In breadth of canvas, massing of dramatic effect, depth of feeling, and rare wholesomeness of spirit, it has seldom, if ever, been surpassed by an American romance."--_Chicago Tribune._
=The Crossing= Illustrated
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/388
"_The Crossing_ is a thoroughly interesting book, packed with exciting adventure and sentimental incident, yet faithful to historical fact both in detail and in spirit."--_The Dial._
=The Crisis= Illustrated
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5396
"It is a charming love story, and never loses its interest... The intense political bitterness, the intense patriotism of both parties, are shown understandingly."--_Evening Telegraph_, Philadelphia.
=Coniston= Illustrated
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3766
"Coniston has a lighter, gayer spirit, and a deeper, tenderer touch than Mr. Churchill has ever achieved before.... It is one of the truest and finest transcripts of modern American life thus far achieved in our fiction."--_Chicago Record-Herald._
Mr. JAMES LANE ALLEN'S NOVELS
=The Choir Invisible=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2316
"One reads the story for the story's sake, and then re-reads the book out of pure delight in its beauty. The story is American to the very core.... Mr. Allen stands to-day in the front rank of American novelists. _The Choir Invisible_ will solidify a reputation already established and bring into clear light his rare gifts as an artist. For this latest story is as genuine a work of art as has come from an American hand."--HAMILTON MABIE in _The Outlook_.
=The Reign of Law.= A Tale of the Kentucky Hempfields
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3791
"Mr. Allen has a style as original and almost as perfectly finished as Hawthorne's, and he has also Hawthorne's fondness for spiritual suggestion that makes all his stories rich in the qualities that are lacking in so many novels of the period.... If read in the right way, it cannot fail to add to one's spiritual possessions."--_San Francisco Chronicle._
=Summer in Arcady.= A Tale of Nature
http://archive.org/details/summerinarcady00allerich
"This story by James Lane Allen is one of the gems of the season. It is artistic in its setting, realistic and true to nature and life in its descriptions, dramatic, pathetic, tragic, in its incidents; indeed, a veritable masterpiece that must become classic. It is difficult to give an outline of the story; it is one of the stories which do not outline; it must be read."--_Boston Daily Advertiser._
=The Mettle of the Pasture=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/12482
"It may be that _The Mettle of the Pasture_ will live and become a part of our literature; it certainly will live far beyond the allotted term of present-day fiction. Our principal concern is that it is a notable novel, that it ranks high in the range of American and English fiction, and that it is worth the reading, the re-reading, and the continuous appreciation of those who care for modern literature at its best."--By E. F. E. in the _Boston Transcript_.
_Shorter Stories_
=The Blue Grass Region of Kentucky=
=Flute and Violin, and Other Kentucky Tales=
=A Kentucky Cardinal=
=Aftermath.= A Sequel to "A Kentucky Cardinal"
Mr. EDEN PHILPOTTS'S NOVELS
=The American Prisoner= Illustrated
"Intensely readable ... perfectly admirable in its elemental humor and racy turns of speech."--_The Spectator_, London.
=The Secret Woman=
"There cannot be two opinions as to the interest and the power of _The Secret Woman_. It is not only its author's masterpiece, but it is far in advance of anything he has yet written--and that is to give it higher praise than almost any other comparison with contemporary fiction could afford."--Times Saturday Review.
=Knock at a Venture=
Sketches of the rustic life of Devon, rich in racy, quaint, and humorous touches.
=The Portreeve=
Mr. ROBERT HERRICK'S NOVELS
=The Gospel of Freedom=
http://archive.org/details/gospelfreedom01herrgoog
"A novel that may truly be called the greatest study of social life, in a broad and very much up-to-date sense, that has ever been contributed to American fiction."--_Chicago Inter-Ocean._
=The Web of Life=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7828
"It is strong in that it faithfully depicts many phases of American life, and uses them to strengthen a web of fiction, which is most artistically wrought out."--_Buffalo Express._
=The Real World=
http://archive.org/details/realworld01herrgoog
"The title of the book has a subtle intention. It indicates, and is true to the verities in doing so, the strange dreamlike quality of life to the man who has not yet fought his own battles, or come into conscious possession of his will--only such battles bite into the consciousness."--_Chicago Tribune._
=The Common Lot=
http://archive.org/details/commonlot00herrgoog
"It grips the reader tremendously.... It is the drama of a human soul the reader watches ... the finest study of human motive that has appeared for many a day."--_The World To-day._
=The Memoirs of an American Citizen.=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/41338
"Mr. Herrick's book is a book among many, and he comes nearer to reflecting a certain kind of recognizable, contemporaneous American spirit than anybody has yet done."--_New York Times._
"Intensely absorbing as a story, it is also a crisp, vigorous document of startling significance. More than any other writer to-day he is giving us the American novel."--_New York Globe._
Mr. JACK LONDON'S NOVELS, etc.
=Before Adam=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/310
"The story moves with a wonderful sequence of interesting and
wholly credible events. The marvel of it all is not in the
story itself, but in the audacity of the man who undertook such
a task as the writing of it.... From an artistic standpoint the
book is an undoubted success. And it is no less a success from
the standpoint of the reader who seeks to be
entertained."--_The Plain Dealer_, Cleveland.
_Shorter Stories_
Children of the Frost
Faith of Men
Tales of the Fish Patrol
The Game
Moon Face
Love of Life
Mr. WILLIAM STEARNS DAVIS'S NOVELS
=A Friend of Cæsar=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15694
"As a story ... there can be no question of its success.... While the beautiful love of Cornelia and Drusus lies at the sound sweet heart of the story, to say so is to give a most meagre idea of the large sustained interest of the whole.... There are many incidents so vivid, so brilliant, that they fix themselves in the memory."--NANCY HUSTON BANKS in _The Bookman_.
"=God Wills It.=" A Tale of the First Crusade.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/41549
"Not since Sir Walter Scott cast his spell over us with _Ivanhoe, Count Robert of Paris_, and _Quentin Durward_ have we been so completely captivated by a story as by '_God Wills It_.' It grips the attention of the reader in the first chapter and holds it till the last."--_Christian Endeavor World._
=Falaise of the Blessed Voice.= A Tale of the Youth of St. Louis, King of France
"In this tale of the youth of Louis, King of France and afterward saint in the calendar of the Catholic Church, Mr. Davis has fulfilled the promises contained in _A Friend of Cæsar_ and '_God Wills It_.' The novel is not only interesting and written with skill in the scenes which are really dramatic, but it is convincing in its character drawing and its analysis of motives."--_Evening Post_, New York.
=A Victor of Salamis.= A Tale of the Days of Xerxes, Leonidas, and Themistocles
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/27587
"An altogether admirable picture of Hellenic life and Hellenic ideals. It is just such a book as will convey to the average reader what is the eternal value of Greek Life to the world ... carried breathlessly along by a style which never poses, and yet is always strong and dignified.... This remarkable book takes its place with the best of historical fiction. Those who have made their acquaintance with the characters in the days of their youth will find delight in the remembrance. Those who would fain learn something of the golden days of Greece could not do better than use Mr. Davis for guide."--_The Daily Post_, Liverpool.
"It is seldom that the London critics admit that an American may wear the mantle of Scott, but they are declaring that this book entitles Mr. Davis to a place among novelists not far below the author of _The Talisman_."
MABEL OSGOOD WRIGHT'S NOVELS, etc.
=The Garden of a Commuter's Wife.=
http://archive.org/details/gardenofcommuter00wrigiala
"Reading it is like having the entry into a home of the class that is the proudest product of our land, a home where love of books and love of nature go hand in hand with hearty simple love of 'folks.'... It is a charming book."--_The Interior._
=People of the Whirlpool= Illustrated
http://archive.org/details/peopleofthewhirl11561gut
"The whole book is delicious, with its wise and kindly humor, its just perspective of the true values of things, its clever pen pictures of people and customs, and its healthy optimism for the great world in general."--_Philadelphia Evening Telegraph._
=The Woman Errant=
http://archive.org/details/womanerrantbein00compgoog
"The book is worth reading. It will cause discussion. It is an interesting, fictional presentation of an important modern question, treated with fascinating feminine adroitness."--Miss JEANNETTE GILDER in _The Chicago Tribune_.
=At the Sign of the Fox=
http://archive.org/details/atsignfoxaroman00gleegoog
"Her little pictures of country life are fragrant with a genuine love of nature, and there is fun as genuine in her notes on rural character. A travelling pieman is one of her most lovable personages; another is Tatters, a dog, who is humanly winsome and wise, and will not soon be forgotten by the reader of this very entertaining book."--_New York Tribune._
=The Garden, You and I=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17514
"This volume is simply the best she has yet put forth, and quite too deliciously torturing to the reviewer, whose only garden is in Spain.... The delightful humor which persuaded the earlier books, and without which Barbara would not be Barbara, has lost nothing of its poignancy, and would make _The Garden, You and I_ pleasant reading even to the man who doesn't know a pink from a phlox or a _Daphne cneorum_ from a Cherokee rose."--Congregationalist._
Mr. MARK LEE LUTHER'S NOVELS
=The Henchman=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/19148
"It wins admiration on almost every page by the cleverness of its inventions."--CHURCHILL WILLIAMS in _The Bookman_.
=The Mastery=
http://archive.org/details/masteryx00luthiala
"A story of really notable power remarkable for its strength."--_Times._
Mr. and Mrs. CASTLE'S NOVELS
=The Pride of Jennico=
http://archive.org/details/prideofjennicobe00cast
"This lively story has a half-historic flavor which adds to its interest ... told with an intensity of style which almost takes away the breath of the reader."--_Boston Transcript._
=If Youth But Knew=
http://archive.org/details/ifyouthbutknew00castiala
"They should be the most delightful of comrades, for their writing is so apt, so responsive, so joyous, so saturated with the promptings and the glamour of spring. It is because _If Youth But Knew_ has all these adorable qualities that it is so fascinating."--_Cleveland Leader._
Mr. JOHN LUTHER LONG'S NOVELS, etc.
=The Way of the Gods=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/33616
"There can be no doubt as to the artistic quality of his story. It rings true with the golden ring of chivalry and of woman's love, it rings true for all lovers of romance, wherever they be, ... and is told with an art worthy of the idea."--_New York Mail._
=Heimweh and Other Stories=
http://archive.org/details/heimwehsirenload00longrich
"As in _Madam Butterfly_ his subtle appreciation of love's tender mystery creates an exquisite thrill of 'the heavenly longing--for the love--the loved ones' the one thing that through poverty and age can keep the door open to joy."--_New York Times._
Miss BEULAH MARIE DIX'S NOVELS, etc.
=The Making of Christopher Ferringham=
http://archive.org/details/makingchristoph00dixgoog
"In brilliancy, exciting interest, and verisimilitude, _The Making of Christopher Ferringham_ is one of the best of the semi-historical novels of the day, and not unworthy of comparison with Maurice Hewlett's best."--_Boston Advertiser._
=The Life, Treason, and Death of James Blount of Breckenhow=
"A novel that may fairly challenge comparison with the very best, telling the story of treason and a love, of many good fights, a few mistakes, and a good death at the last."--_The Boston Transcript._
=The Fair Maid of Greystones=
"The plot of _The Fair Maid of Greystones_ is not unworthy of Weyman at his best. This is strong praise, but it is deserved. From the moment Jack Hetherington, the Cavalier volunteer, assumes the identity of his blackguard cousin, and thus escapes certain death to face the responsibility for his kinsman's dark deeds, until the end, which is sanely happy, the adventure never flags. This is one of the few historical novels in whose favor an exception may well be made by those who long since lost interest in the school."--_New York Mail._
Mr. CHARLES MAJOR'S NOVELS
=Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall.=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14671
"Dorothy is a splendid creation, a superb creature of brains, beauty, force, capacity, and passion, a riot of energy, love, and red blood. She is the fairest, fiercest, strongest, tenderest heroine that ever woke up a jaded novel reader and made him realize that life will be worth living so long as the writers of fiction create her like.... The story has brains, 'go,' virility, gumption, and originality."--_The Boston Herald._
=A Forest Hearth.= A Romance of Indiana in the Thirties
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/29486
"This work is a novel full of charm and action, picturing the life and love of the fascinating indomitably adventurous men and women, boys and girls, who developed Indiana. It is a vigorous, breezy, outdoor book, with the especial intimate touch that is possible only when the subject is one which has long lain close to its author's heart."--_Daily News._
=Yolanda, Maid of Burgundy=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/12057
"Charles Major has done the best work of his life in _Yolanda_. The volume is a genuine romance ... and after the reviewer has become surfeited with problem novels, it is like coming out into the sunlight to read the fresh, sweet story of her love for Max."--_The World To-day._
Mr. JOHN OXENHAM'S NOVEL
=The Long Road=
http://archive.org/details/longroadanovel00oxenrich
"Not since Robert Louis Stevenson has there appeared a writer of English who can so thoroughly serve his turn with simple Anglo-Saxon phrases ... invested with sympathetic interest, convincing sincerity, and indefinable charm of romance."--_North American._
"It is original both in plot and in treatment, and its skilful mingling of idyllic beauty and tragedy plays curious tricks with one's emotions ... and leaves an impression of happiness and spiritual uplift. It is a story that any man or woman will be the better for reading."--_Record-Herald_, Chicago.
Mr. MAURICE HEWLETT'S NOVELS
=The Forest Lovers=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/8934
"The book is a joy to read and to remember, a source of clean and pure delight to the spiritual sense, a triumph of romance reduced to the essentials, and interpreted with a mastery of expression that is well-nigh beyond praise."--_The Dial._
=The Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14813
"Mr. Hewlett has done one of the most notable things in recent literature, a thing to talk about with bated breath, as a bit of master-craftsmanship touched by the splendid dignity of real creation."--_The Interior._
=The Queen's Quair=
http://archive.org/details/queensquair00hewlgoog
"_The Queen's Quair_ is, from every point of view, a notable contribution to historical portraiture in its subtlety, its vividness of color, its consistency, and its fascination... Above all, it is intensely interesting."--_The Outlook._
=The Fool Errant=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5755
"It is full of excellent description, of amusing characters, and of picaresque adventure brilliantly related ... with infinite humor and vivacity."--_The New York Herald._
=Little Novels of Italy=
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20929
"These singularly romantic stories are so true to their locality that they read almost like translations."--_New York Times._
=New Canterbury Tales=
http://archive.org/details/newcanterburyta01hewlgoog
"In the key and style of the author's Little Novels of Italy, it shows again the brilliant qualities of that remarkable book; ... daring but successful."--_New York Tribune._
Carolin
can we ever have enough romances? <3
Copyright Fiction by the Best Authors
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The books in this line comprise an unrivaled collection of copyrighted novels by authors who have won fame wherever the English language is spoken. Foremost among these is Mrs. Georgie Sheldon, whose works are contained in this line exclusively. Every book in the New Eagle Series is of generous length, of attractive appearance, and of undoubted merit. No better literature can be had at any price. Beware of imitations of the S. & S. novels, which are sold cheap because their publishers were put to no expense in the matter of purchasing manuscripts and making plates.
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1—Queen Bess By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
2—Ruby's Reward By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
7—Two Keys By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
12—Edrie's Legacy By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
44—That Dowdy By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
55—Thrice Wedded By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/thriceweddedbuto00shel
66—Witch Hazel By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
77—Tina By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
88—Virgie's Inheritance By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11269
89—Threads Gathered Up By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/threadsgatheredu01shel
Sequel to "Virgie's Inheritance"
99—Audrey's Recompense By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
111—Faithful Shirley By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
122—Grazia's Mistake By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
133—Max By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
144—Dorothy's Jewels By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
155—Nameless Dell By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
166—The Masked Bridal By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/29524
177—A True Aristocrat By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
188—Dorothy Arnold's Escape By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
199—Geoffrey's Victory By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/geoffreysvictory00sheliala
210—Wild Oats By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
219—Lost, A Pearle By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
222—The Lily of Mordaunt By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
233—Nora By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
244—A Hoiden's Conquest By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
255—The Little Marplot By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
266—The Welfleet Mystery By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
277—Brownie's Triumph By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
282—The Forsaken Bride By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
288—Sibyl's Influence By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
291—A Mysterious Wedding Ring By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
299—Little Miss Whirlwind By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
311—Wedded by Fate By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
339—His Heart's Queen By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/19259
351—The Churchyard Betrothal By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
362—Stella Rosevelt By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/stellarosevelt00sheliala
372—A Girl in a Thousand By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
373—A Thorn Among Roses By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
Sequel to "A Girl in a Thousand"
382—Mona By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14425
391—Marguerite's Heritage By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
399—Betsey's Transformation By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
407—Esther, the Fright By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
415—Trixy By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
419—The Other Woman By Charles Garvice
433—Winifred's Sacrifice By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
440—Edna's Secret Marriage By Charles Garvice
451—Helen's Victory By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
458—When Love Meets Love By Charles Garvice
476—Earle Wayne's Nobility By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/earlewaynesnobil00shel
511—The Golden Key By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/50909
512—A Heritage of Love By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
Sequel to "The Golden Key"
519—The Magic Cameo By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
520—The Heatherford Fortune By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/38006
Sequel to "The Magic Cameo"
531—Better Than Life By Charles Garvice
537—A Life's Mistake By Charles Garvice: https://archive.org/details/alifesmistakeor00garvgoog
542—Once in a Life By Charles Garvice: https://archive.org/details/onceinlife00garviala
548—'Twas Love's Fault By Charles Garvice
553—Queen Kate By Charles Garvice
554—Step by Step By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/stepbystepstoryo00sheliala
555—Put to the Test By Ida Reade Allen
556—With Love's Aid By Wenona Gilman
557—In Cupid's Chains By Charles Garvice: https://archive.org/details/incupidschainso00garvgoog
558—A Plunge Into the Unknown By Richard Marsh
559—The Love That Was Cursed By Geraldine Fleming
560—The Thorns of Regret By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
561—The Outcast of the Family By Charles Garvice: https://archive.org/details/outcastfamilyor00garvgoog
562—A Forced Promise By Ida Reade Allen
563—The Old Homestead By Denman Thompson
564—Love's First Kiss By Emma Garrison Jones
565—Just a Girl By Charles Garvice: https://archive.org/details/justgirl00garv
566—In Love's Springtime By Laura Jean Libbey
567—Trixie's Honor By Geraldine Fleming
568—Hearts and Dollars By Ida Reade Allen
569—By Devious Ways By Charles Garvice
570—Her Heart's Unbidden Guest By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
571—Two Wild Girls By Mrs. Charlotte May Kingsley
572—Amid Scarlet Roses By Emma Garrison Jones
573—Heart for Heart By Charles Garvice
574—The Fugitive Bride By Mary E. Bryan
575—A Blue Grass Heroine By Ida Reade Allen
576—The Yellow Face By Fred M. White
577—The Story of a Passion By Charles Garvice
579—The Curse of Beauty By Geraldine Fleming
580—The Great Awakening By E. Phillips Oppenheim
581—A Modern Juliet By Charles Garvice
582—Virgie Talcott's Mission By Lucy M. Russell
583—His Greatest Sacrifice; or, Manch By Mary E. Bryan
584—Mabel's Fate By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
585—The Ape and the Diamond By Richard Marsh
586—Nell, of Shorne Mills By Charles Garvice: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/22961
587—Katherine's Two Suitors By Geraldine Fleming
588—The Crime of Love By Barbara Howard
589—His Father's Crime By E. Phillips Oppenheim
590—What Was She to Him? By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
591—A Heritage of Hate By Charles Garvice
592—Ida Chaloner's Heart By Lucy Randall Comfort
593—Love Will Find the Way By Wenona Gilman
594—A Case of Identity By Richard Marsh
595—The Shadow of Her Life By Charles Garvice
596—Slighted Love By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
597—Her Fatal Gift By Geraldine Fleming
598—His Wife's Friend By Mary E. Bryan
599—At Love's Cost By Charles Garvice: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/10379
600—St. Elmo By Augusta J. Evans
601—The Fate of the Plotter By Louis Tracy
602—Married in Error By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
603—Love and Jealousy By Lucy Randall Comfort
604—Only a Working Girl By Geraldine Fleming
605—Love, the Tyrant By Charles Garvice
606—Mabel's Sacrifice By Charlotte M. Stanley
607—Sybilla, the Siren By Ida Reade Allen
608—Love is Love Forevermore By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
609—John Elliott's Flirtation By Lucy May Russell
610—With All Her Heart By Charles Garvice
611—Is Love Worth While? By Geraldine Fleming
612—Her Husband's Other Wife By Emma Garrison Jones
613—Philip Bennion's Death By Richard Marsh
614—Little Phillis' Lover By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
615—Maida By Charles Garvice
617—As a Man Lives By E. Phillips Oppenheim
618—The Tide of Fate By Wenona Gilman
619—The Cardinal Moth By Fred M. White
620—Marcia Drayton By Charles Garvice
621—Lynette's Wedding By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
622—His Madcap Sweetheart By Emma Garrison Jones
623—Love at the Loom By Geraldine Fleming
624—A Bachelor Girl By Lucy May Russell
625—Kyra's Fate By Charles Garvice
626—The Joss By Richard Marsh
627—My Little Love By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
628—A Daughter of the Marionis By E. Phillips Oppenheim
629—The Lady of Beaufort Park By Wenona Gilman
630—The Verdict of the Heart By Charles Garvice
631—A Love Concealed By Emma Garrison Jones
632—Cruelly Divided By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
633—The Strange Disappearance of Lady Delia By Louis Tracy
634—Love's Golden Spell By Geraldine Fleming
635—A Coronet of Shame By Charles Garvice
636—Sinned Against By Mary E. Bryan
637—If It Were True! By Wenona Gilman
638—A Golden Barrier By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
639—A Hateful Bondage By Barbara Howard
640—A Girl of Spirit By Charles Garvice
641—Master of Men By E. Phillips Oppenheim
642—A Fair Enchantress By Ida Reade Allen
643—The Power of Love By Geraldine Fleming
644—No Time for Penitence By Wenona Gilman
645—A Jest of Fate By Charles Garvice
646—Her Sister's Secret By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
647—Bitterly Atoned By Mrs. E. Burke Collins
648—Gertrude Elliott's Crucible By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
649—The Corner House By Fred M. White
650—Diana's Destiny By Charles Garvice
651—Love's Clouded Dawn By Wenona Gilman
652—Little Vixen By Mrs. Alex McVeigh Miller
653—Her Heart's Challenge By Barbara Howard
654—Vivian's Love Story By Mrs. E. Burke Collins
655—Linked by Fate By Charles Garvice
656—Hearts of Stone By Geraldine Fleming
657—In the Service of Love By Richard Marsh
658—Love's Devious Course By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
659—Told in the Twilight By Ida Reade Allen
660—The Mills of the Gods By Wenona Gilman
661—The Man of the Hour By Sir William Magnay
662—A Little Barbarian By Charlotte Kingsley
663—Creatures of Destiny By Charles Garvice
664—A Southern Princess By Emma Garrison Jones
666—A Fateful Promise By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
667—The Goddess—A Demon By Richard Marsh
668—From Tears to Smiles By Ida Reade Allen
669—Tempted by Gold By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
670—Better Than Riches By Wenona Gilman
671—When Love Is Young By Charles Garvice
672—Craven Fortune By Fred M. White
673—Her Life's Burden By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
674—The Heart of Hetta By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
675—The Breath of Slander By Ida Reade Allen
676—My Lady Beth By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
677—The Wooing of Esther Gray By Louis Tracy
678—The Shadow Between Them By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
679—Gold in the Gutter By Charles Garvice
680—Master of Her Fate By Geraldine Fleming
681—In Full Cry By Richard Marsh
682—My Pretty Maid By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
683—An Unhappy Bargain By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
684—True Love Endures By Ida Reade Allen
685—India's Punishment By Laura Jean Libbey
686—The Castle of the Shadows By Mrs. C. N. Williamson
687—My Own Sweetheart By Wenona Gilman
688—Only a Kiss By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
689—Lola Dunbar's Crime By Barbara Howard
690—Ruth, the Outcast By Mrs. Mary E. Bryan
691—Her Dearest Love By Geraldine Fleming
692—The Man of Millions By Ida Reade Allen
693—For Another's Fault By Charlotte M. Stanley
694—The Belle of Saratoga By Lucy Randall Comfort
695—The Mystery of the Unicorn By Sir William Magnay
696—The Bride's Opals By Emma Garrison Jones
697—One of Life's Roses By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
698—The Battle of Hearts By Geraldine Fleming
700—In Wolf's Clothing By Charles Garvice
701—A Lost Sweetheart By Ida Reade Allen
702—The Stronger Passion By Mrs. Lillian R. Drayton
703—Mr. Marx's Secret By E. Phillips Oppenheim
704—Had She Loved Him Less! By Laura Jean Libbey
705—The Adventure of Princess Sylvia By Mrs. C. N. Williamson
706—In Love's Paradise By Charlotte M. Stanley
707—At Another's Bidding By Ida Reade Allen
708—Sold for Gold By Geraldine Fleming
710—Ridgeway of Montana By William MacLeod Raine
711—Taken by Storm By Emma Garrison Jones
712—Love and a Lie By Charles Garvice
713—Barriers of Stone By Wenona Gilman
714—Ethel's Secret By Charlotte M. Stanley
715—Amber, the Adopted By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
716—No Man's Wife By Ida Reade Allen
717—Wild and Willful By Lucy Randall Comfort
718—When We Two Parted By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
719—Love's Earnest Prayer By Geraldine Fleming
720—The Price of a Kiss By Laura Jean Libbey
721—A Girl from the South By Charles Garvice
722—A Freak of Fate By Emma Garrison Jones
723—A Golden Sorrow By Charlotte M. Stanley
724—Norma's Black Fortune By Ida Reade Allen
725—The Thoroughbred By Edith MacVane
726—Diana's Peril By Dorothy Hall
727—His Willing Slave By Lillian R. Drayton
728—Her Share of Sorrow By Wenona Gilman
729—Loved at Last By Geraldine Fleming
730—John Hungerford's Redemption By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
731—His Two Loves By Ida Reade Allen
732—Eric Braddon's Love By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
733—Garrison's Finish By W. B. M. Ferguson
734—Sylvia, the Forsaken By Charlotte M. Stanley
735—Married for Money By Lucy Randall Comfort
736—Married in Haste By Wenona Gilman
737—At Her Father's Bidding By Geraldine Fleming
738—The Power of Gold By Ida Reade Allen
739—The Strength of Love By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
740—A Soul Laid Bare By J. K. Egerton
741—The Fatal Ruby By Charles Garvice
742—A Strange Wooing By Richard Marsh
743—A Lost Love By Wenona Gilman
744—A Useless Sacrifice By Emma Garrison Jones
745—A Will of Her Own By Ida Reade Allen
746—That Girl Named Hazel By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
747—For a Flirt's Love By Geraldine Fleming
748—The World's Great Snare By E. Phillips Oppenheim
749—The Heart of a Maid By Charles Garvice
750—Driven from Home By Wenona Gilman
751—The Gypsy's Warning By Emma Garrison Jones
752—Without Name or Wealth By Ida Reade Allen
753—Loyal Unto Death By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
754—His Lost Heritage By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
755—Her Priceless Love By Geraldine Fleming
756—Leola's Heart By Charlotte M. Stanley
757—Dare-devil Betty By Evelyn Malcolm
758—The Woman in It By Charles Garvice
759—They Met by Chance By Ida Reade Allen
760—Love Conquers Pride By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
761—A Reckless Promise By Emma Garrison Jones
762—The Rose of Yesterday By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
763—The Other Girl's Lover By Lillian R. Drayton
764—His Unbounded Faith By Charlotte M. Stanley
765—When Love Speaks By Evelyn Malcolm
766—The Man She Hated By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
767—No One to Help Her By Ida Reade Allen
768—Claire's Love-Life By Lucy Randall Comfort
769—Love's Harvest By Adelaide Fox Robinson
770—A Queen of Song By Geraldine Fleming
771—Nan Haggard's Confession By Mary E. Bryan
772—A Married Flirt By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
773—The Thorns of Love By Evelyn Malcolm
774—Love in a Snare By Charles Garvice
775—My Love Kitty By Charles Garvice
776—That Strange Girl By Charles Garvice
777—Nellie By Charles Garvice
778—Miss Estcourt; or, Olive By Charles Garvice
779—A Virginia Goddess By Ida Reade Allen
780—The Love He Sought By Lillian R. Drayton
781—Falsely Accused By Geraldine Fleming
782—His First Sweetheart By Lucy Randall Comfort
783—All for Love By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
784—What Love Can Cost By Evelyn Malcolm
785—Lady Gay's Martyrdom By Charlotte May Kingsley
786—His Good Angel By Emma Garrison Jones
787—A Bartered Soul By Adelaide Fox Robinson
788—In Love's Shadows By Ida Reade Allen
789—A Love Worth Winning By Geraldine Fleming
790—The Fatal Kiss By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
791—A Lover Scorned By Lucy Randall Comfort
792—After Many Days By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
793—An Innocent Outlaw By William Wallace Cook
794—The Arm of the Law By Evelyn Malcolm
795—The Reluctant Queen By J. Kenilworth Egerton
796—The Cost of Pride By Lillian R. Drayton
797—What Love Made Her By Geraldine Fleming
798—Brave Heart By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
799—Between Good and Evil By Charlotte M. Stanley
800—Caught in Love's Net By Ida Reade Allen
801—Love is a Mystery By Adelaide Fox Robinson
802—The Glitter of Jewels By J. Kenilworth Egerton
803—The Game of Life By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
804—A Dreadful Legacy By Geraldine Fleming
805—Rogers, of Butte By William Wallace Cook
806—The Haunting Past By Evelyn Malcolm
807—The Love That Would Not Die By Ida Reade Allen
808—The Serpent and the Dove By Charlotte May Kingsley
809—Through the Shadows By Adelaide Fox Robinson
810—Her Kingdom By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
811—When Dark Clouds Gather By Geraldine Fleming
812—Her Fateful Choice By Charlotte M. Stanley
813—Sorely Tried By Emma Garrison Jones
To be published during January, 1913.
814—Far Above Price By Evelyn Malcolm
815—Bitter Sweet By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
816—A Clouded Life By Ida Reade Allen
817—When Fate Decrees By Adelaide Fox Robinson
818—The Girl Who Was True By Charles Garvice
To be published during February, 1913.
819—Where Love is Sent By Mrs. E. Burke Collins
820—The Pride of My Heart By Laura Jean Libbey
821—The Girl in Red By Evelyn Malcolm
822—Why Did She Shun Him? By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
To be published during March, 1913.
823—Between Love and Conscience By Charlotte M. Stanley
824—Spectres of the Past By Ida Reade Allen
825—The Hearts of the Mighty By Adelaide Fox Robinson
826—The Irony of Love By Charles Garvice
To be published during April, 1913.
827—At Arms With Fate By Charlotte May Kingsley
828—Love's Young Dream By Laura Jean Libbey
829—Her Golden Secret By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
830—The Stolen Bride By Evelyn Malcolm
831—Love's Rugged Pathway By Ida Reade Allen
To be published during May, 1913.
832—A Love Rejected—A Love Won By Geraldine Fleming
833—Her Life's Dark Cloud By Lillian R. Drayton
834—A Hero for Love's Sake By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
835—When the Heart Hungers By Charlotte M. Stanley
To be published during June, 1913.
836—Love Given in Vain By Adelaide Fox Robinson
837—The Web of Life By Ida Reade Allen
838—Love Surely Triumphs By Charlotte May Kingsley
839—The Lovely Constance By Laura Jean Libbey
To be published during July, 1913.
840—On a Sea of Sorrow By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
841—Her Hated Husband By Evelyn Malcolm
842—When Hearts Beat True By Geraldine Fleming
843—Too Quickly Judged By Ida Reade Allen
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2—Ruby's Reward By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
7—Two Keys By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
12—Edrie's Legacy By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
44—That Dowdy By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
55—Thrice Wedded By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/thriceweddedbuto00shel
66—Witch Hazel By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
77—Tina By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
88—Virgie's Inheritance By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11269
89—Threads Gathered Up By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/threadsgatheredu01shel
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99—Audrey's Recompense By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
111—Faithful Shirley By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
122—Grazia's Mistake By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
133—Max By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
144—Dorothy's Jewels By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
155—Nameless Dell By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
166—The Masked Bridal By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/29524
177—A True Aristocrat By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
188—Dorothy Arnold's Escape By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
199—Geoffrey's Victory By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/geoffreysvictory00sheliala
210—Wild Oats By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
219—Lost, A Pearle By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
222—The Lily of Mordaunt By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
233—Nora By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
244—A Hoiden's Conquest By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
255—The Little Marplot By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
266—The Welfleet Mystery By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
277—Brownie's Triumph By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
282—The Forsaken Bride By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
288—Sibyl's Influence By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
291—A Mysterious Wedding Ring By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
299—Little Miss Whirlwind By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
311—Wedded by Fate By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
339—His Heart's Queen By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/19259
351—The Churchyard Betrothal By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
362—Stella Rosevelt By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/stellarosevelt00sheliala
372—A Girl in a Thousand By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
373—A Thorn Among Roses By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
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382—Mona By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14425
391—Marguerite's Heritage By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
399—Betsey's Transformation By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
407—Esther, the Fright By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
415—Trixy By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
419—The Other Woman By Charles Garvice
433—Winifred's Sacrifice By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
440—Edna's Secret Marriage By Charles Garvice
451—Helen's Victory By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
458—When Love Meets Love By Charles Garvice
476—Earle Wayne's Nobility By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/earlewaynesnobil00shel
511—The Golden Key By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/50909
512—A Heritage of Love By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
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519—The Magic Cameo By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
520—The Heatherford Fortune By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/38006
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531—Better Than Life By Charles Garvice
537—A Life's Mistake By Charles Garvice: https://archive.org/details/alifesmistakeor00garvgoog
542—Once in a Life By Charles Garvice: https://archive.org/details/onceinlife00garviala
548—'Twas Love's Fault By Charles Garvice
553—Queen Kate By Charles Garvice
554—Step by Step By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon: https://archive.org/details/stepbystepstoryo00sheliala
555—Put to the Test By Ida Reade Allen
556—With Love's Aid By Wenona Gilman
557—In Cupid's Chains By Charles Garvice: https://archive.org/details/incupidschainso00garvgoog
558—A Plunge Into the Unknown By Richard Marsh
559—The Love That Was Cursed By Geraldine Fleming
560—The Thorns of Regret By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
561—The Outcast of the Family By Charles Garvice: https://archive.org/details/outcastfamilyor00garvgoog
562—A Forced Promise By Ida Reade Allen
563—The Old Homestead By Denman Thompson
564—Love's First Kiss By Emma Garrison Jones
565—Just a Girl By Charles Garvice: https://archive.org/details/justgirl00garv
566—In Love's Springtime By Laura Jean Libbey
567—Trixie's Honor By Geraldine Fleming
568—Hearts and Dollars By Ida Reade Allen
569—By Devious Ways By Charles Garvice
570—Her Heart's Unbidden Guest By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
571—Two Wild Girls By Mrs. Charlotte May Kingsley
572—Amid Scarlet Roses By Emma Garrison Jones
573—Heart for Heart By Charles Garvice
574—The Fugitive Bride By Mary E. Bryan
575—A Blue Grass Heroine By Ida Reade Allen
576—The Yellow Face By Fred M. White
577—The Story of a Passion By Charles Garvice
579—The Curse of Beauty By Geraldine Fleming
580—The Great Awakening By E. Phillips Oppenheim
581—A Modern Juliet By Charles Garvice
582—Virgie Talcott's Mission By Lucy M. Russell
583—His Greatest Sacrifice; or, Manch By Mary E. Bryan
584—Mabel's Fate By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
585—The Ape and the Diamond By Richard Marsh
586—Nell, of Shorne Mills By Charles Garvice: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/22961
587—Katherine's Two Suitors By Geraldine Fleming
588—The Crime of Love By Barbara Howard
589—His Father's Crime By E. Phillips Oppenheim
590—What Was She to Him? By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
591—A Heritage of Hate By Charles Garvice
592—Ida Chaloner's Heart By Lucy Randall Comfort
593—Love Will Find the Way By Wenona Gilman
594—A Case of Identity By Richard Marsh
595—The Shadow of Her Life By Charles Garvice
596—Slighted Love By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
597—Her Fatal Gift By Geraldine Fleming
598—His Wife's Friend By Mary E. Bryan
599—At Love's Cost By Charles Garvice: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/10379
600—St. Elmo By Augusta J. Evans
601—The Fate of the Plotter By Louis Tracy
602—Married in Error By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
603—Love and Jealousy By Lucy Randall Comfort
604—Only a Working Girl By Geraldine Fleming
605—Love, the Tyrant By Charles Garvice
606—Mabel's Sacrifice By Charlotte M. Stanley
607—Sybilla, the Siren By Ida Reade Allen
608—Love is Love Forevermore By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
609—John Elliott's Flirtation By Lucy May Russell
610—With All Her Heart By Charles Garvice
611—Is Love Worth While? By Geraldine Fleming
612—Her Husband's Other Wife By Emma Garrison Jones
613—Philip Bennion's Death By Richard Marsh
614—Little Phillis' Lover By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
615—Maida By Charles Garvice
617—As a Man Lives By E. Phillips Oppenheim
618—The Tide of Fate By Wenona Gilman
619—The Cardinal Moth By Fred M. White
620—Marcia Drayton By Charles Garvice
621—Lynette's Wedding By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
622—His Madcap Sweetheart By Emma Garrison Jones
623—Love at the Loom By Geraldine Fleming
624—A Bachelor Girl By Lucy May Russell
625—Kyra's Fate By Charles Garvice
626—The Joss By Richard Marsh
627—My Little Love By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
628—A Daughter of the Marionis By E. Phillips Oppenheim
629—The Lady of Beaufort Park By Wenona Gilman
630—The Verdict of the Heart By Charles Garvice
631—A Love Concealed By Emma Garrison Jones
632—Cruelly Divided By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
633—The Strange Disappearance of Lady Delia By Louis Tracy
634—Love's Golden Spell By Geraldine Fleming
635—A Coronet of Shame By Charles Garvice
636—Sinned Against By Mary E. Bryan
637—If It Were True! By Wenona Gilman
638—A Golden Barrier By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
639—A Hateful Bondage By Barbara Howard
640—A Girl of Spirit By Charles Garvice
641—Master of Men By E. Phillips Oppenheim
642—A Fair Enchantress By Ida Reade Allen
643—The Power of Love By Geraldine Fleming
644—No Time for Penitence By Wenona Gilman
645—A Jest of Fate By Charles Garvice
646—Her Sister's Secret By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
647—Bitterly Atoned By Mrs. E. Burke Collins
648—Gertrude Elliott's Crucible By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
649—The Corner House By Fred M. White
650—Diana's Destiny By Charles Garvice
651—Love's Clouded Dawn By Wenona Gilman
652—Little Vixen By Mrs. Alex McVeigh Miller
653—Her Heart's Challenge By Barbara Howard
654—Vivian's Love Story By Mrs. E. Burke Collins
655—Linked by Fate By Charles Garvice
656—Hearts of Stone By Geraldine Fleming
657—In the Service of Love By Richard Marsh
658—Love's Devious Course By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
659—Told in the Twilight By Ida Reade Allen
660—The Mills of the Gods By Wenona Gilman
661—The Man of the Hour By Sir William Magnay
662—A Little Barbarian By Charlotte Kingsley
663—Creatures of Destiny By Charles Garvice
664—A Southern Princess By Emma Garrison Jones
666—A Fateful Promise By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
667—The Goddess—A Demon By Richard Marsh
668—From Tears to Smiles By Ida Reade Allen
669—Tempted by Gold By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
670—Better Than Riches By Wenona Gilman
671—When Love Is Young By Charles Garvice
672—Craven Fortune By Fred M. White
673—Her Life's Burden By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
674—The Heart of Hetta By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
675—The Breath of Slander By Ida Reade Allen
676—My Lady Beth By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
677—The Wooing of Esther Gray By Louis Tracy
678—The Shadow Between Them By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
679—Gold in the Gutter By Charles Garvice
680—Master of Her Fate By Geraldine Fleming
681—In Full Cry By Richard Marsh
682—My Pretty Maid By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
683—An Unhappy Bargain By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
684—True Love Endures By Ida Reade Allen
685—India's Punishment By Laura Jean Libbey
686—The Castle of the Shadows By Mrs. C. N. Williamson
687—My Own Sweetheart By Wenona Gilman
688—Only a Kiss By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
689—Lola Dunbar's Crime By Barbara Howard
690—Ruth, the Outcast By Mrs. Mary E. Bryan
691—Her Dearest Love By Geraldine Fleming
692—The Man of Millions By Ida Reade Allen
693—For Another's Fault By Charlotte M. Stanley
694—The Belle of Saratoga By Lucy Randall Comfort
695—The Mystery of the Unicorn By Sir William Magnay
696—The Bride's Opals By Emma Garrison Jones
697—One of Life's Roses By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
698—The Battle of Hearts By Geraldine Fleming
700—In Wolf's Clothing By Charles Garvice
701—A Lost Sweetheart By Ida Reade Allen
702—The Stronger Passion By Mrs. Lillian R. Drayton
703—Mr. Marx's Secret By E. Phillips Oppenheim
704—Had She Loved Him Less! By Laura Jean Libbey
705—The Adventure of Princess Sylvia By Mrs. C. N. Williamson
706—In Love's Paradise By Charlotte M. Stanley
707—At Another's Bidding By Ida Reade Allen
708—Sold for Gold By Geraldine Fleming
710—Ridgeway of Montana By William MacLeod Raine
711—Taken by Storm By Emma Garrison Jones
712—Love and a Lie By Charles Garvice
713—Barriers of Stone By Wenona Gilman
714—Ethel's Secret By Charlotte M. Stanley
715—Amber, the Adopted By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
716—No Man's Wife By Ida Reade Allen
717—Wild and Willful By Lucy Randall Comfort
718—When We Two Parted By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
719—Love's Earnest Prayer By Geraldine Fleming
720—The Price of a Kiss By Laura Jean Libbey
721—A Girl from the South By Charles Garvice
722—A Freak of Fate By Emma Garrison Jones
723—A Golden Sorrow By Charlotte M. Stanley
724—Norma's Black Fortune By Ida Reade Allen
725—The Thoroughbred By Edith MacVane
726—Diana's Peril By Dorothy Hall
727—His Willing Slave By Lillian R. Drayton
728—Her Share of Sorrow By Wenona Gilman
729—Loved at Last By Geraldine Fleming
730—John Hungerford's Redemption By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
731—His Two Loves By Ida Reade Allen
732—Eric Braddon's Love By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
733—Garrison's Finish By W. B. M. Ferguson
734—Sylvia, the Forsaken By Charlotte M. Stanley
735—Married for Money By Lucy Randall Comfort
736—Married in Haste By Wenona Gilman
737—At Her Father's Bidding By Geraldine Fleming
738—The Power of Gold By Ida Reade Allen
739—The Strength of Love By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
740—A Soul Laid Bare By J. K. Egerton
741—The Fatal Ruby By Charles Garvice
742—A Strange Wooing By Richard Marsh
743—A Lost Love By Wenona Gilman
744—A Useless Sacrifice By Emma Garrison Jones
745—A Will of Her Own By Ida Reade Allen
746—That Girl Named Hazel By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
747—For a Flirt's Love By Geraldine Fleming
748—The World's Great Snare By E. Phillips Oppenheim
749—The Heart of a Maid By Charles Garvice
750—Driven from Home By Wenona Gilman
751—The Gypsy's Warning By Emma Garrison Jones
752—Without Name or Wealth By Ida Reade Allen
753—Loyal Unto Death By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
754—His Lost Heritage By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
755—Her Priceless Love By Geraldine Fleming
756—Leola's Heart By Charlotte M. Stanley
757—Dare-devil Betty By Evelyn Malcolm
758—The Woman in It By Charles Garvice
759—They Met by Chance By Ida Reade Allen
760—Love Conquers Pride By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
761—A Reckless Promise By Emma Garrison Jones
762—The Rose of Yesterday By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
763—The Other Girl's Lover By Lillian R. Drayton
764—His Unbounded Faith By Charlotte M. Stanley
765—When Love Speaks By Evelyn Malcolm
766—The Man She Hated By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
767—No One to Help Her By Ida Reade Allen
768—Claire's Love-Life By Lucy Randall Comfort
769—Love's Harvest By Adelaide Fox Robinson
770—A Queen of Song By Geraldine Fleming
771—Nan Haggard's Confession By Mary E. Bryan
772—A Married Flirt By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
773—The Thorns of Love By Evelyn Malcolm
774—Love in a Snare By Charles Garvice
775—My Love Kitty By Charles Garvice
776—That Strange Girl By Charles Garvice
777—Nellie By Charles Garvice
778—Miss Estcourt; or, Olive By Charles Garvice
779—A Virginia Goddess By Ida Reade Allen
780—The Love He Sought By Lillian R. Drayton
781—Falsely Accused By Geraldine Fleming
782—His First Sweetheart By Lucy Randall Comfort
783—All for Love By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
784—What Love Can Cost By Evelyn Malcolm
785—Lady Gay's Martyrdom By Charlotte May Kingsley
786—His Good Angel By Emma Garrison Jones
787—A Bartered Soul By Adelaide Fox Robinson
788—In Love's Shadows By Ida Reade Allen
789—A Love Worth Winning By Geraldine Fleming
790—The Fatal Kiss By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
791—A Lover Scorned By Lucy Randall Comfort
792—After Many Days By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
793—An Innocent Outlaw By William Wallace Cook
794—The Arm of the Law By Evelyn Malcolm
795—The Reluctant Queen By J. Kenilworth Egerton
796—The Cost of Pride By Lillian R. Drayton
797—What Love Made Her By Geraldine Fleming
798—Brave Heart By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
799—Between Good and Evil By Charlotte M. Stanley
800—Caught in Love's Net By Ida Reade Allen
801—Love is a Mystery By Adelaide Fox Robinson
802—The Glitter of Jewels By J. Kenilworth Egerton
803—The Game of Life By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
804—A Dreadful Legacy By Geraldine Fleming
805—Rogers, of Butte By William Wallace Cook
806—The Haunting Past By Evelyn Malcolm
807—The Love That Would Not Die By Ida Reade Allen
808—The Serpent and the Dove By Charlotte May Kingsley
809—Through the Shadows By Adelaide Fox Robinson
810—Her Kingdom By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
811—When Dark Clouds Gather By Geraldine Fleming
812—Her Fateful Choice By Charlotte M. Stanley
813—Sorely Tried By Emma Garrison Jones
To be published during January, 1913.
814—Far Above Price By Evelyn Malcolm
815—Bitter Sweet By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
816—A Clouded Life By Ida Reade Allen
817—When Fate Decrees By Adelaide Fox Robinson
818—The Girl Who Was True By Charles Garvice
To be published during February, 1913.
819—Where Love is Sent By Mrs. E. Burke Collins
820—The Pride of My Heart By Laura Jean Libbey
821—The Girl in Red By Evelyn Malcolm
822—Why Did She Shun Him? By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
To be published during March, 1913.
823—Between Love and Conscience By Charlotte M. Stanley
824—Spectres of the Past By Ida Reade Allen
825—The Hearts of the Mighty By Adelaide Fox Robinson
826—The Irony of Love By Charles Garvice
To be published during April, 1913.
827—At Arms With Fate By Charlotte May Kingsley
828—Love's Young Dream By Laura Jean Libbey
829—Her Golden Secret By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
830—The Stolen Bride By Evelyn Malcolm
831—Love's Rugged Pathway By Ida Reade Allen
To be published during May, 1913.
832—A Love Rejected—A Love Won By Geraldine Fleming
833—Her Life's Dark Cloud By Lillian R. Drayton
834—A Hero for Love's Sake By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
835—When the Heart Hungers By Charlotte M. Stanley
To be published during June, 1913.
836—Love Given in Vain By Adelaide Fox Robinson
837—The Web of Life By Ida Reade Allen
838—Love Surely Triumphs By Charlotte May Kingsley
839—The Lovely Constance By Laura Jean Libbey
To be published during July, 1913.
840—On a Sea of Sorrow By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
841—Her Hated Husband By Evelyn Malcolm
842—When Hearts Beat True By Geraldine Fleming
843—Too Quickly Judged By Ida Reade Allen
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4—For a Woman's Honor By Bertha M. Clay
5—The Senator's Favorite By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
6—The Midnight Marriage By A. M. Douglas
8—Beautiful But Poor By Julia Edwards
9—The Virginia Heiress By May Agnes Fleming
10—Little Sunshine By Francis S. Smith
11—The Gipsy's Daughter By Bertha M. Clay
13—The Little Widow By Julia Edwards
14—Violet Lisle By Bertha M. Clay
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16—The Fatal Card By Haddon Chambers and
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17—Leslie's Loyalty By Charles Garvice
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18—Dr. Jack's Wife By St. George Rathborne
19—Mr. Lake of Chicago By Harry DuBois Milman
21—A Heart's Idol By Bertha M. Clay
22—Elaine By Charles Garvice
23—Miss Pauline of New York By St. George Rathborne
24—A Wasted Love By Charles Garvice
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25—Little Southern Beauty By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
26—Captain Tom By St. George Rathborne
27—Estelle's Millionaire Lover By Julia Edwards
28—Miss Caprice By St. George Rathborne
29—Theodora By Victorien Sardou
30—Baron Sam By St. George Rathborne
31—A Siren's Love By Robert Lee Tyler
32—The Blockade Runner By J. Perkins Tracy
33—Mrs. Bob By St. George Rathborne
34—Pretty Geraldine By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
35—The Great Mogul By St. George Rathborne
36—Fedora By Victorien Sardou
37—The Heart of Virginia By J. Perkins Tracy
38—The Nabob of Singapore By St. George Rathborne
39—The Colonel's Wife By Warren Edwards
40—Monsieur Bob By St. George Rathborne
41—Her Hearts Desire By Charles Garvice
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42—Another Woman's Husband By Bertha M. Clay
43—Little Coquette Bonnie By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
45—A Yale Man By Robert Lee Tyler
46—Off with the Old Love By Mrs. M. V. Victor
47—The Colonel by Brevet By St. George Rathborne
48—Another Man's Wife By Bertha M. Clay
49—None But the Brave By Robert Lee Tyler
50—Her Ransom (Paid For) By Charles Garvice
51—The Price He Paid By E. Werner
52—Woman Against Woman By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
54—Cleopatra By Victorien Sardou
56—The Dispatch Bearer By Warren Edwards
58—Major Matterson of Kentucky By St. George Rathborne
59—Gladys Greye By Bertha M. Clay
61—La Tosca By Victorien Sardou
62—Stella Stirling By Julia Edwards
63—Lawyer Bell from Boston By Robert Lee Tyler
64—Dora Tenney By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
65—Won by the Sword By J. Perkins Tracy
67—Gismonda By Victorien Sardou
68—The Little Cuban Rebel By Edna Winfield
69—His Perfect Trust By Bertha M. Clay
70—Sydney (A Wilful Young Woman) By Charles Garvice
71—The Spider's Web By St. George Rathborne
72—Wilful Winnie By Harriet Sherburne
73—The Marquis By Charles Garvice
74—The Cotton King By Sutton Vane
75—Under Fire By T. P. James
76—Mavourneen From the celebrated play
78—The Yankee Champion By Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
79—Out of the Past (Marjorie) By Charles Garvice
80—The Fair Maid of Fez By St. George Rathborne
81—Wedded for an Hour By Emma Garrison Jones
82—Captain Impudence By Edwin Milton Royle
83—The Locksmith of Lyons By Prof. Wm. Henry Peck
84—Imogene By Charles Garvice
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85—Lorrie; or, Hollow Gold By Charles Garvice
86—A Widowed Bride By Lucy Randall Comfort
87—Shenandoah By J. Perkins Tracy
89—A Gentleman from Gascony By Bicknell Dudley
90—For Fair Virginia By Russ Whytal
91—Sweet Violet By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
92—Humanity By Sutton Vane
94—Darkest Russia By H. Grattan Donnelly
95—A Wilful Maid (Philippa) By Charles Garvice
96—The Little Minister By J. M. Barrie
97—The War Reporter By Warren Edwards
98—Claire By Charles Garvice
(The Mistress of Court Regna)
100—Alice Blake By Francis S. Smith
101—A Goddess of Africa By St. George Rathborne
102—Sweet Cymbeline (Bellmaire) By Charles Garvice
103—The Span of Life By Sutton Vane
104—A Proud Dishonor By Genie Holzmeyer
105—When London Sleeps By Chas. Darrell
106—Lillian, My Lillian By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
107—Carla; or, Married at Sight By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
108—A Son of Mars By St. George Rathborne
109—Signa's Sweetheart By Charles Garvice
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110—Whose Wife is She? By Annie Lisle
112—The Cattle King By A. D. Hall
113—A Crushed Lily By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
114—Half a Truth By Dora Delmar
115—A Fair Revolutionist By St. George Rathborne
116—The Daughter of the Regiment By Mary A. Denison
117—She Loved Him By Charles Garvice
118—Saved from the Sea By Richard Duffy
119—'Twixt Smile and Tear (Dulcie) By Charles Garvice
120—The White Squadron By T. C. Harbaugh
121—Cecile's Marriage By Lucy Randall Comfort
123—Northern Lights By A. D. Hall
124—Prettiest of All By Julia Edwards
125—Devil's Island By A. D. Hall
126—The Girl from Hong Kong By St. George Rathborne
127—Nobody's Daughter By Clara Augusta
128—The Scent of the Roses By Dora Delmar
129—In Sight of St. Paul's By Sutton Vane
130—A Passion Flower (Madge) By Charles Garvice
131—Nerine's Second Choice By Adelaide Stirling
132—Whose Was the Crime? By Gertrude Warden
134—Squire John By St. George Rathborne
135—Cast Up by the Tide By Dora Delmar
136—The Unseen Bridegroom By May Agnes Fleming
138—A Fatal Wooing By Laura Jean Libbey
139—Little Lady Charles By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
140—That Girl of Johnson's By Jean Kate Ludlum
141—Lady Evelyn By May Agnes Fleming
142—Her Rescue from the Turks By St. George Rathborne
143—A Charity Girl By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
145—Country Lanes and City Pavements By Maurice M. Minton
146—Magdalen's Vow By May Agnes Fleming
147—Under Egyptian Skies By St. George Rathborne
148—Will She Win? By Emma Garrison Jones
149—The Man She Loved By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
150—Sunset Pass By General Charles King
151—The Heiress of Glen Gower By May Agnes Fleming
152—A Mute Confessor By Will M. Harben
153—Her Son's Wife By Hazel Wood
154—Husband and Foe By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
156—A Soldier Lover By Edward S. Brooks
157—Who Wins? By May Agnes Fleming
158—Stella, the Star By Wenona Gilman
159—Out of Eden By Dora Russell
160—His Way and Her Will By Frances Aymar Mathews
161—Miss Fairfax of Virginia By St. George Rathborne
162—A Man of the Name of John By Florence King
163—A Splendid Egotist By Mrs. J. H. Walworth
164—Couldn't Say No By John Habberton
165—The Road of the Rough By Maurice M. Minton
167—The Manhattaners By Edward S. Van Zile
168—Thrice Lost, Thrice Won By May Agnes Fleming
169—The Trials of an Actress By Wenona Gilman
170—A Little Radical By Mrs. J. H. Walworth
171—That Dakota Girl By Stella Gilman
172—A King and a Coward By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
173—A Bar Sinister By St. George Rathborne
174—His Guardian Angel By Charles Garvice
175—For Honor's Sake By Laura C. Ford
176—Jack Gordon, Knight Errant By Barclay North
178—A Slave of Circumstances By Ernest De Lancey Pierson
179—One Man's Evil By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
180—A Lazy Man's Work By Frances Campbell Sparhawk
181—The Baronet's Bride By May Agnes Fleming
182—A Legal Wreck By William Gillette
183—Quo Vadis By Henryk Sienkiewicz
184—Sunlight and Gloom By Geraldine Fleming
185—The Adventures of Miss Volney By Ella Wheeler Wilcox
186—Beneath a Spell By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
187—The Black Ball By Ernest De Lancey Pierson
189—Berris By Katharine S. MacQuoid
190—A Captain of the Kaiser By St. George Rathborne
191—A Harvest of Thorns By Mrs. H. C. Hoffman
193—A Vagabond's Honor By Ernest De Lancey Pierson
194—A Sinless Crime By Geraldine Fleming
195—Her Faithful Knight By Gertrude Warden
196—A Sailor's Sweetheart By St. George Rathborne
197—A Woman Scorned By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
200—In God's Country By D. Higbee
201—Blind Elsie's Crime By Mary Grace Halpine
202—Marjorie By Katharine S. MacQuoid
203—Only One Love By Charles Garvice
204—With Heart So True By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
205—If Love Be Love By D. Cecil Gibbs
206—A Daughter of Maryland By G. Waldo Browne
208—A Chase for a Bride By St. George Rathborne
209—She Loved But Left Him By Julia Edwards
211—As We Forgive By Lurana W. Sheldon
212—Doubly Wronged By Adah M. Howard
213—The Heiress of Egremont By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
214—Olga's Crime By Frank Barrett
215—Only a Girl's Love By Charles Garvice
216—The Lost Bride By Clara Augusta
217—His Noble Wife By George Manville Fenn
218—A Life for a Love By Mrs. L. T. Meade
220—A Fatal Past By Dora Russell
221—The Honorable Jane By Annie Thomas
223—Leola Dale's Fortune By Charles Garvice
224—A Sister's Sacrifice By Geraldine Fleming
225—A Miserable Woman By Mrs. H. C. Hoffman
226—The Roll of Honor By Annie Thomas
227—For Love and Honor By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
228—His Brother's Widow By Mary Grace Halpine
229—For the Sake of the Family By May Crommelin
230—A Woman's Atonement, and A Mother's Mistake By Adah M. Howard
231—The Earl's Heir (Lady Norah) By Charles Garvice
232—A Debt of Honor By Mabel Collins
234—His Mother's Sin By Adeline Sergeant
235—Love at Saratoga By Lucy Randall Comfort
236—Her Humble Lover By Charles Garvice
(The Usurper; or, The Gipsy Peer)
237—Woman or Witch? By Dora Delmar
238—That Other Woman By Annie Thomas
239—Don Cæsar De Bazan By Victor Hugo
240—Saved by the Sword By St. George Rathborne
241—Her Love and Trust By Adeline Sergeant
242—A Wounded Heart (Sweet as a Rose) By Charles Garvice
243—His Double Self By Scott Campbell
245—A Modern Marriage By Clara Lanza
246—True to Herself By Mrs. J. H. Walworth
247—Within Love's Portals By Frank Barrett
248—Jeanne, Countess Du Barry By H. L. Williams
249—What Love Will Do By Geraldine Fleming
250—A Woman's Soul By Charles Garvice
(Doris; Behind the Footlights)
251—When Love is True By Mabel Collins
252—A Handsome Sinner By Dora Delmar
253—A Fashionable Marriage By Mrs. Alex Frazer
254—Little Miss Millions By St. George Rathborne
256—Thy Name is Woman By F. H. Howe
257—A Martyred Love By Charles Garvice
(Iris; or, Under the Shadow)
258—An Amazing Marriage By Mrs. Sumner Hayden
259—By a Golden Cord By Dora Delmar
260—At a Girl's Mercy By Jean Kate Ludlum
261—A Siren's Heart By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
262—A Woman's Faith By Henry Wallace
263—An American Nabob By St. George Rathborne
264—For Gold or Soul By Lurana W. Sheldon
265—First Love is Best By S. K. Hocking
267—Jeanne (Barriers Between) By Charles Garvice
268—Olivia; or, It Was for Her Sake By Charles Garvice
270—Had She Foreseen By Dora Delmar
271—With Love's Laurel Crowned By W. C. Stiles
272—So Fair, So False By Charles Garvice
(The Beauty of the Season)
273—At Swords Points By St. George Rathborne
274—A Romantic Girl By Evelyn E. Green
275—Love's Cruel Whim By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
276—So Nearly Lost By Charles Garvice
(The Springtime of Love)
278—Laura Brayton By Julia Edwards
279—Nina's Peril By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
280—Love's Dilemma By Charles Garvice
(For an Earldom)
281—For Love Alone By Wenona Gilman
283—My Lady Pride (Floris) By Charles Garvice
284—Dr. Jack's Widow By St. George Rathborne
285—Born to Betray By Mrs. M. V. Victor
287—The Lady of Darracourt By Charles Garvice
289—Married in Mask By Mansfield T. Walworth
290—A Change of Heart By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
292—For Her Only (Diana) By Charles Garvice
294—A Warrior Bold By St. George Rathborne
295—A Terrible Secret and Countess Isabel By Geraldine Fleming
296—The Heir of Vering By Charles Garvice
297—That Girl from Texas By Mrs. J. H. Walworth
298—Should She Have Left Him? By Barclay North
300—The Spider and the Fly (Violet) By Charles Garvice
301—The False and the True By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
302—When Man's Love Fades By Hazel Wood
303—The Queen of the Isle By May Agnes Fleming
304—Stanch as a Woman By Charles Garvice
(A Maiden's Sacrifice)
305—Led by Love By Charles Garvice
Sequel to "Stanch as a Woman"
306—Love's Golden Rule By Geraldine Fleming
307—The Winning of Isolde By St. George Rathborne
308—Lady Ryhope's Lover By Emma Garrison Jones
309—The Heiress of Castle Cliffe By May Agnes Fleming
310—A Late Repentance By Mary A. Denison
312—Woven on Fate's Loom and The Snowdrift By Charles Garvice
313—A Kinsman's Sin By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
314—A Maid's Fatal Love By Helen Corwin Pierce
315—The Dark Secret By May Agnes Fleming
316—Edith Lyle's Secret By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
317—Ione By Laura Jean Libbey
318—Stanch of Heart (Adrien Le Roy) By Charles Garvice
319—Millbank By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
320—Mynheer Joe By St. George Rathborne
321—Neva's Three Lovers By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
322—Mildred By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
323—The Little Countess By S. E. Boggs
324—A Love Match By Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
325—The Leighton Homestead By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
326—Parted by Fate By Laura Jean Libbey
327—Was She Wife or Widow? By Malcolm Bell
328—He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not (Valeria) By Charles Garvice
329—My Hildegarde By St. George Rathborne
330—Aikenside By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
331—Christine By Adeline Sergeant
332—Darkness and Daylight By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
333—Stella's Fortune (The Sculptor's Wooing) By Charles Garvice
334—Miss McDonald By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
335—We Parted at the Altar By Laura Jean Libbey
336—Rose Mather By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
337—Dear Elsie By Mary J. Safford
338—A Daughter of Russia By St. George Rathborne
340—Bad Hugh. Vol. I By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
341—Bad Hugh. Vol. II By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
342—Her Little Highness By Nataly Von Eschstruth
343—Little Sunshine By Adah M. Howard
344—Leah's Mistake By Mrs. H. C. Hoffman
345—Tresillian Court By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
346—Guy Tresillian's Fate By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "Tresillian Court"
347—The Eyes of Love By Charles Garvice
348—My Florida Sweetheart By St. George Rathborne
349—Marion Grey By Mary J. Holmes
350—A Wronged Wife By Mary Grace Halpine
352—Family Pride. Vol. I By Mary J. Holmes
353—Family Pride. Vol. II By Mary J. Holmes
354—A Love Comedy By Charles Garvice
355—Wife and Woman By Mary J. Safford
356—Little Kit By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
357—Montezuma's Mines By St. George Rathborne
358—Beryl's Husband By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
359—The Spectre's Secret By Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
360—An Only Daughter By Hazel Wood
361—The Ashes of Love By Charles Garvice
363—The Opposite House By Nataly Von Eschstruth
364—A Fool's Paradise By Mary Grace Halpine
365—Under a Cloud By Jean Kate Ludlum
366—Comrades in Exile By St. George Rathborne
367—Hearts and Coronets By Jane G. Fuller
368—The Pride of Her Life By Charles Garvice
369—At a Great Cost By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
370—Edith Trevor's Secret By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
371—Cecil Rosse By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "Edith Trevor's Secret"
374—True Daughter of Hartenstein By Mary J. Safford
375—Transgressing the Law By Capt. Fred'k Whittaker
376—The Red Slipper By St. George Rathborne
377—Forever True By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
378—John Winthrop's Defeat By Jean Kate Ludlum
379—Blinded by Love By Nataly Von Eschstruth
380—Her Double Life By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
381—The Sunshine of Love By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "Her Double Life"
383—A Lover from Across the Sea By Mary J. Safford
384—Yet She Loved Him By Mrs. Kate Vaughn
385—A Woman Against Her By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
386—Teddy's Enchantress By St. George Rathborne
387—A Heroine's Plot By Katherine S. MacQuoid
388—Two Wives By Hazel Wood
389—Sundered Hearts By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
390—A Mutual Vow By Harold Payne
392—A Resurrected Love By Seward W. Hopkins
393—On the Wings of Fate By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
394—A Drama of a Life By Jean Kate Ludlum
395—Wooing a Widow By E. A. King
396—Back to Old Kentucky By St. George Rathborne
397—A Gilded Promise By Walter Bloomfield
398—Cupid's Disguise By Fanny Lewald
400—For Another's Wrong By W. Heimburg
401—The Woman Who Came Between By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
402—A Silent Heroine By Mrs. D. M. Lowrey
403—The Rival Suitors By J. H. Connelly
404—The Captive Bride By Capt. Fred'k Whittaker
405—The Haunted Husband By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
406—Felipe's Pretty Sister By St. George Rathborne
408—On a False Charge By Seward W. Hopkins
409—A Girl's Kingdom By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
410—Miss Mischief By W. Heimburg
411—Fettered and Freed By Eugene Charvette
412—The Love that Lives By Capt. Frederick Whittaker
413—Were They Married? By Hazel Wood
414—A Girl's First Love By Elizabeth C. Winter
416—Down in Dixie By St. George Rathborne
417—Brave Barbara By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
418—An Insignificant Woman By W. Heimburg
420—A Sweet Little Lady By Gertrude Warden
421—Her Sweet Reward By Barbara Kent
422—Lady Kildare By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
423—A Woman's Way By Capt. Frederick Whittaker
424—A Splendid Man By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
425—A College Widow By Frank H. Howe
427—A Wizard of the Moors By St. George Rathborne
428—A Tramp's Daughter By Hazel Wood
429—A Fair Fraud By Emily Lovett Cameron
430—The Honor of a Heart By Mary J. Safford
431—Her Husband and Her Love By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
432—Breta's Double By Helen V. Greyson
435—Under Oath By Jean Kate Ludlum
436—The Rival Toreadors By St. George Rathborne
437—The Breach of Custom By Mrs. D. M. Lowrey
438—So Like a Man By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
439—Little Nan By Mary A. Denison
441—A Princess of the Stage By Nataly Von Eschstruth
442—Love Before Duty By Mrs. L. T. Meade
443—In Spite of Proof By Gertrude Warden
444—Love's Trials By Alfred R. Calhoun
445—An Angel of Evil By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
446—Bound with Love's Fetters By Mary Grace Halpine
447—A Favorite of Fortune By St. George Rathborne
448—When Love Dawns By Adelaide Stirling
449—The Bailiff's Scheme By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
450—Rosamond's Love By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "The Bailiff's Scheme"
452—The Last of the Van Slacks By Edward S. Van Zile
453—A Poor Girl's Passion By Gertrude Warden
454—Love's Probation By Elizabeth Olmis
455—Love's Greatest Gift By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
456—A Vixen's Treachery By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
457—Adrift in the World By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "A Vixen's Treachery"
459—A Golden Mask By Charlotte M. Stanley
460—Dr. Jack's Talisman By St. George Rathborne
461—Above All Things By Adelaide Stirling
462—A Stormy Wedding By Mary E. Bryan
463—A Wife's Triumph By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
464—The Old Life's Shadows By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
465—Outside Her Eden By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "The Old Life's Shadows"
466—Love, the Victor By a Popular Southern Author
467—Zina's Awaking By Mrs. J. K. Spender
468—The Wooing of a Fairy By Gertrude Warden
469—A Soldier and a Gentleman By J. M. Cobban
470—A Strange Wedding By Mary Hartwell Catherwood
471—A Shadowed Happiness By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
472—Dr. Jack and Company By St. George Rathborne
473—A Sacrifice to Love By Adelaide Stirling
474—The Belle of the Season By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
475—Love Before Pride By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "The Belle of the Season"
477—The Siberian Exiles By Col. Thomas Knox
478—For Love of Sigrid By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
479—Mysterious Mr. Sabin By E. Phillips Oppenheim
480—A Perfect Fool By Florence Warden
481—Wedded, Yet No Wife By May Agnes Fleming
482—A Little Worldling By L. C. Ellsworth
483—Miss Marston's Heart By L. H. Bickford
484—The Whistle of Fate By Richard Marsh
485—The End Crowns All By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
486—Divided Lives By Edgar Fawcett
487—A Wonderful Woman By May Agnes Fleming
488—The French Witch By Gertrude Warden
489—Lucy Harding By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
490—The Price of Jealousy By Maud Howe
491—My Lady of Dreadwood By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
492—A Speedy Wooing By the Author of
"As Common Mortals"
493—The Girl He Loved By Adelaide Stirling
494—Voyagers of Fortune By St. George Rathborne
495—Norine's Revenge By May Agnes Fleming
496—The Missing Heiress By C. H. Montague
497—A Chase for Love By Seward W. Hopkins
498—Andrew Leicester's Love By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
499—My Lady Cinderella Mrs. C. N. Williamson
500—Love and Spite By Adelaide Stirling
501—Her Husband's Secret By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
502—Fair Maid Marian By Mrs. Emma Garrison Jones
503—A Lady in Black By Florence Warden
504—Evelyn, the Actress By Wenona Gilman
505—Selina's Love-story By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
506—A Secret Foe By Gertrude Warden
507—A Mad Betrothal By Laura Jean Libbey
508—Lottie and Victorine By Lucy Randall Comfort
509—A Penniless Princess By Emma Garrison Jones
510—Doctor Jack's Paradise Mine By St. George Rathborne
513—A Sensational Case By Florence Warden
514—The Temptation of Mary Barr By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
515—Tiny Luttrell By E. W. Hornung
(Author of "Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman")
516—Florabel's Lover By Laura Jean Libbey
517—They Looked and Loved By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
518—The Secret of a Letter By Gertrude Warden
521—The Witch from India By St. George Rathborne
522—A Spurned Proposal By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
523—A Banker of Bankersville By Maurice Thompson
524—A Sacrifice of Pride By Mrs. Louisa Parr
525—Sweet Kitty Clover By Laura Jean Libbey
526—Love and Hate By Morley Roberts
527—For Love and Glory By St. George Rathborne
528—Adela's Ordeal By Florence Warden
529—Hearts Aflame By Louise Winter
530—The Wiles of a Siren By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
532—True to His Bride By Emma Garrison Jones
533—A Forgotten Love By Adelaide Stirling
534—Lotta, the Cloak Model By Laura Jean Libbey
535—The Trifler By Archibald Eyre
536—Companions in Arms By St. George Rathborne
538—The Fighting Chance By Gertrude Lynch
539—A Heart's Triumph By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
540—A Daughter of Darkness By Ida Reade Allen
541—Her Evil Genius By Adelaide Stirling
543—The Veiled Bride By Laura Jean Libbey
544—In Love's Name By Emma Garrison Jones
545—Well Worth Winning By St. George Rathborne
546—The Career of Mrs. Osborne By Helen Milecete
549—Tempted by Love By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
550—Saved from Herself By Adelaide Stirling
551—Pity—Not Love By Laura Jean Libbey
552—At the Court of the Maharaja By Louis Tracy
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4—For a Woman's Honor By Bertha M. Clay
5—The Senator's Favorite By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
6—The Midnight Marriage By A. M. Douglas
8—Beautiful But Poor By Julia Edwards
9—The Virginia Heiress By May Agnes Fleming
10—Little Sunshine By Francis S. Smith
11—The Gipsy's Daughter By Bertha M. Clay
13—The Little Widow By Julia Edwards
14—Violet Lisle By Bertha M. Clay
15—Dr. Jack By St. George Rathborne
16—The Fatal Card By Haddon Chambers and
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17—Leslie's Loyalty By Charles Garvice
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18—Dr. Jack's Wife By St. George Rathborne
19—Mr. Lake of Chicago By Harry DuBois Milman
21—A Heart's Idol By Bertha M. Clay
22—Elaine By Charles Garvice
23—Miss Pauline of New York By St. George Rathborne
24—A Wasted Love By Charles Garvice
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25—Little Southern Beauty By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
26—Captain Tom By St. George Rathborne
27—Estelle's Millionaire Lover By Julia Edwards
28—Miss Caprice By St. George Rathborne
29—Theodora By Victorien Sardou
30—Baron Sam By St. George Rathborne
31—A Siren's Love By Robert Lee Tyler
32—The Blockade Runner By J. Perkins Tracy
33—Mrs. Bob By St. George Rathborne
34—Pretty Geraldine By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
35—The Great Mogul By St. George Rathborne
36—Fedora By Victorien Sardou
37—The Heart of Virginia By J. Perkins Tracy
38—The Nabob of Singapore By St. George Rathborne
39—The Colonel's Wife By Warren Edwards
40—Monsieur Bob By St. George Rathborne
41—Her Hearts Desire By Charles Garvice
(An Innocent Girl)
42—Another Woman's Husband By Bertha M. Clay
43—Little Coquette Bonnie By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
45—A Yale Man By Robert Lee Tyler
46—Off with the Old Love By Mrs. M. V. Victor
47—The Colonel by Brevet By St. George Rathborne
48—Another Man's Wife By Bertha M. Clay
49—None But the Brave By Robert Lee Tyler
50—Her Ransom (Paid For) By Charles Garvice
51—The Price He Paid By E. Werner
52—Woman Against Woman By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
54—Cleopatra By Victorien Sardou
56—The Dispatch Bearer By Warren Edwards
58—Major Matterson of Kentucky By St. George Rathborne
59—Gladys Greye By Bertha M. Clay
61—La Tosca By Victorien Sardou
62—Stella Stirling By Julia Edwards
63—Lawyer Bell from Boston By Robert Lee Tyler
64—Dora Tenney By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
65—Won by the Sword By J. Perkins Tracy
67—Gismonda By Victorien Sardou
68—The Little Cuban Rebel By Edna Winfield
69—His Perfect Trust By Bertha M. Clay
70—Sydney (A Wilful Young Woman) By Charles Garvice
71—The Spider's Web By St. George Rathborne
72—Wilful Winnie By Harriet Sherburne
73—The Marquis By Charles Garvice
74—The Cotton King By Sutton Vane
75—Under Fire By T. P. James
76—Mavourneen From the celebrated play
78—The Yankee Champion By Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
79—Out of the Past (Marjorie) By Charles Garvice
80—The Fair Maid of Fez By St. George Rathborne
81—Wedded for an Hour By Emma Garrison Jones
82—Captain Impudence By Edwin Milton Royle
83—The Locksmith of Lyons By Prof. Wm. Henry Peck
84—Imogene By Charles Garvice
(Dumaresq's Temptation)
85—Lorrie; or, Hollow Gold By Charles Garvice
86—A Widowed Bride By Lucy Randall Comfort
87—Shenandoah By J. Perkins Tracy
89—A Gentleman from Gascony By Bicknell Dudley
90—For Fair Virginia By Russ Whytal
91—Sweet Violet By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
92—Humanity By Sutton Vane
94—Darkest Russia By H. Grattan Donnelly
95—A Wilful Maid (Philippa) By Charles Garvice
96—The Little Minister By J. M. Barrie
97—The War Reporter By Warren Edwards
98—Claire By Charles Garvice
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100—Alice Blake By Francis S. Smith
101—A Goddess of Africa By St. George Rathborne
102—Sweet Cymbeline (Bellmaire) By Charles Garvice
103—The Span of Life By Sutton Vane
104—A Proud Dishonor By Genie Holzmeyer
105—When London Sleeps By Chas. Darrell
106—Lillian, My Lillian By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
107—Carla; or, Married at Sight By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
108—A Son of Mars By St. George Rathborne
109—Signa's Sweetheart By Charles Garvice
(Lord Delamere's Bride)
110—Whose Wife is She? By Annie Lisle
112—The Cattle King By A. D. Hall
113—A Crushed Lily By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
114—Half a Truth By Dora Delmar
115—A Fair Revolutionist By St. George Rathborne
116—The Daughter of the Regiment By Mary A. Denison
117—She Loved Him By Charles Garvice
118—Saved from the Sea By Richard Duffy
119—'Twixt Smile and Tear (Dulcie) By Charles Garvice
120—The White Squadron By T. C. Harbaugh
121—Cecile's Marriage By Lucy Randall Comfort
123—Northern Lights By A. D. Hall
124—Prettiest of All By Julia Edwards
125—Devil's Island By A. D. Hall
126—The Girl from Hong Kong By St. George Rathborne
127—Nobody's Daughter By Clara Augusta
128—The Scent of the Roses By Dora Delmar
129—In Sight of St. Paul's By Sutton Vane
130—A Passion Flower (Madge) By Charles Garvice
131—Nerine's Second Choice By Adelaide Stirling
132—Whose Was the Crime? By Gertrude Warden
134—Squire John By St. George Rathborne
135—Cast Up by the Tide By Dora Delmar
136—The Unseen Bridegroom By May Agnes Fleming
138—A Fatal Wooing By Laura Jean Libbey
139—Little Lady Charles By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
140—That Girl of Johnson's By Jean Kate Ludlum
141—Lady Evelyn By May Agnes Fleming
142—Her Rescue from the Turks By St. George Rathborne
143—A Charity Girl By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
145—Country Lanes and City Pavements By Maurice M. Minton
146—Magdalen's Vow By May Agnes Fleming
147—Under Egyptian Skies By St. George Rathborne
148—Will She Win? By Emma Garrison Jones
149—The Man She Loved By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
150—Sunset Pass By General Charles King
151—The Heiress of Glen Gower By May Agnes Fleming
152—A Mute Confessor By Will M. Harben
153—Her Son's Wife By Hazel Wood
154—Husband and Foe By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
156—A Soldier Lover By Edward S. Brooks
157—Who Wins? By May Agnes Fleming
158—Stella, the Star By Wenona Gilman
159—Out of Eden By Dora Russell
160—His Way and Her Will By Frances Aymar Mathews
161—Miss Fairfax of Virginia By St. George Rathborne
162—A Man of the Name of John By Florence King
163—A Splendid Egotist By Mrs. J. H. Walworth
164—Couldn't Say No By John Habberton
165—The Road of the Rough By Maurice M. Minton
167—The Manhattaners By Edward S. Van Zile
168—Thrice Lost, Thrice Won By May Agnes Fleming
169—The Trials of an Actress By Wenona Gilman
170—A Little Radical By Mrs. J. H. Walworth
171—That Dakota Girl By Stella Gilman
172—A King and a Coward By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
173—A Bar Sinister By St. George Rathborne
174—His Guardian Angel By Charles Garvice
175—For Honor's Sake By Laura C. Ford
176—Jack Gordon, Knight Errant By Barclay North
178—A Slave of Circumstances By Ernest De Lancey Pierson
179—One Man's Evil By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
180—A Lazy Man's Work By Frances Campbell Sparhawk
181—The Baronet's Bride By May Agnes Fleming
182—A Legal Wreck By William Gillette
183—Quo Vadis By Henryk Sienkiewicz
184—Sunlight and Gloom By Geraldine Fleming
185—The Adventures of Miss Volney By Ella Wheeler Wilcox
186—Beneath a Spell By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
187—The Black Ball By Ernest De Lancey Pierson
189—Berris By Katharine S. MacQuoid
190—A Captain of the Kaiser By St. George Rathborne
191—A Harvest of Thorns By Mrs. H. C. Hoffman
193—A Vagabond's Honor By Ernest De Lancey Pierson
194—A Sinless Crime By Geraldine Fleming
195—Her Faithful Knight By Gertrude Warden
196—A Sailor's Sweetheart By St. George Rathborne
197—A Woman Scorned By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
200—In God's Country By D. Higbee
201—Blind Elsie's Crime By Mary Grace Halpine
202—Marjorie By Katharine S. MacQuoid
203—Only One Love By Charles Garvice
204—With Heart So True By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
205—If Love Be Love By D. Cecil Gibbs
206—A Daughter of Maryland By G. Waldo Browne
208—A Chase for a Bride By St. George Rathborne
209—She Loved But Left Him By Julia Edwards
211—As We Forgive By Lurana W. Sheldon
212—Doubly Wronged By Adah M. Howard
213—The Heiress of Egremont By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
214—Olga's Crime By Frank Barrett
215—Only a Girl's Love By Charles Garvice
216—The Lost Bride By Clara Augusta
217—His Noble Wife By George Manville Fenn
218—A Life for a Love By Mrs. L. T. Meade
220—A Fatal Past By Dora Russell
221—The Honorable Jane By Annie Thomas
223—Leola Dale's Fortune By Charles Garvice
224—A Sister's Sacrifice By Geraldine Fleming
225—A Miserable Woman By Mrs. H. C. Hoffman
226—The Roll of Honor By Annie Thomas
227—For Love and Honor By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
228—His Brother's Widow By Mary Grace Halpine
229—For the Sake of the Family By May Crommelin
230—A Woman's Atonement, and A Mother's Mistake By Adah M. Howard
231—The Earl's Heir (Lady Norah) By Charles Garvice
232—A Debt of Honor By Mabel Collins
234—His Mother's Sin By Adeline Sergeant
235—Love at Saratoga By Lucy Randall Comfort
236—Her Humble Lover By Charles Garvice
(The Usurper; or, The Gipsy Peer)
237—Woman or Witch? By Dora Delmar
238—That Other Woman By Annie Thomas
239—Don Cæsar De Bazan By Victor Hugo
240—Saved by the Sword By St. George Rathborne
241—Her Love and Trust By Adeline Sergeant
242—A Wounded Heart (Sweet as a Rose) By Charles Garvice
243—His Double Self By Scott Campbell
245—A Modern Marriage By Clara Lanza
246—True to Herself By Mrs. J. H. Walworth
247—Within Love's Portals By Frank Barrett
248—Jeanne, Countess Du Barry By H. L. Williams
249—What Love Will Do By Geraldine Fleming
250—A Woman's Soul By Charles Garvice
(Doris; Behind the Footlights)
251—When Love is True By Mabel Collins
252—A Handsome Sinner By Dora Delmar
253—A Fashionable Marriage By Mrs. Alex Frazer
254—Little Miss Millions By St. George Rathborne
256—Thy Name is Woman By F. H. Howe
257—A Martyred Love By Charles Garvice
(Iris; or, Under the Shadow)
258—An Amazing Marriage By Mrs. Sumner Hayden
259—By a Golden Cord By Dora Delmar
260—At a Girl's Mercy By Jean Kate Ludlum
261—A Siren's Heart By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
262—A Woman's Faith By Henry Wallace
263—An American Nabob By St. George Rathborne
264—For Gold or Soul By Lurana W. Sheldon
265—First Love is Best By S. K. Hocking
267—Jeanne (Barriers Between) By Charles Garvice
268—Olivia; or, It Was for Her Sake By Charles Garvice
270—Had She Foreseen By Dora Delmar
271—With Love's Laurel Crowned By W. C. Stiles
272—So Fair, So False By Charles Garvice
(The Beauty of the Season)
273—At Swords Points By St. George Rathborne
274—A Romantic Girl By Evelyn E. Green
275—Love's Cruel Whim By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
276—So Nearly Lost By Charles Garvice
(The Springtime of Love)
278—Laura Brayton By Julia Edwards
279—Nina's Peril By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
280—Love's Dilemma By Charles Garvice
(For an Earldom)
281—For Love Alone By Wenona Gilman
283—My Lady Pride (Floris) By Charles Garvice
284—Dr. Jack's Widow By St. George Rathborne
285—Born to Betray By Mrs. M. V. Victor
287—The Lady of Darracourt By Charles Garvice
289—Married in Mask By Mansfield T. Walworth
290—A Change of Heart By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
292—For Her Only (Diana) By Charles Garvice
294—A Warrior Bold By St. George Rathborne
295—A Terrible Secret and Countess Isabel By Geraldine Fleming
296—The Heir of Vering By Charles Garvice
297—That Girl from Texas By Mrs. J. H. Walworth
298—Should She Have Left Him? By Barclay North
300—The Spider and the Fly (Violet) By Charles Garvice
301—The False and the True By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
302—When Man's Love Fades By Hazel Wood
303—The Queen of the Isle By May Agnes Fleming
304—Stanch as a Woman By Charles Garvice
(A Maiden's Sacrifice)
305—Led by Love By Charles Garvice
Sequel to "Stanch as a Woman"
306—Love's Golden Rule By Geraldine Fleming
307—The Winning of Isolde By St. George Rathborne
308—Lady Ryhope's Lover By Emma Garrison Jones
309—The Heiress of Castle Cliffe By May Agnes Fleming
310—A Late Repentance By Mary A. Denison
312—Woven on Fate's Loom and The Snowdrift By Charles Garvice
313—A Kinsman's Sin By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
314—A Maid's Fatal Love By Helen Corwin Pierce
315—The Dark Secret By May Agnes Fleming
316—Edith Lyle's Secret By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
317—Ione By Laura Jean Libbey
318—Stanch of Heart (Adrien Le Roy) By Charles Garvice
319—Millbank By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
320—Mynheer Joe By St. George Rathborne
321—Neva's Three Lovers By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
322—Mildred By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
323—The Little Countess By S. E. Boggs
324—A Love Match By Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
325—The Leighton Homestead By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
326—Parted by Fate By Laura Jean Libbey
327—Was She Wife or Widow? By Malcolm Bell
328—He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not (Valeria) By Charles Garvice
329—My Hildegarde By St. George Rathborne
330—Aikenside By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
331—Christine By Adeline Sergeant
332—Darkness and Daylight By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
333—Stella's Fortune (The Sculptor's Wooing) By Charles Garvice
334—Miss McDonald By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
335—We Parted at the Altar By Laura Jean Libbey
336—Rose Mather By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
337—Dear Elsie By Mary J. Safford
338—A Daughter of Russia By St. George Rathborne
340—Bad Hugh. Vol. I By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
341—Bad Hugh. Vol. II By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
342—Her Little Highness By Nataly Von Eschstruth
343—Little Sunshine By Adah M. Howard
344—Leah's Mistake By Mrs. H. C. Hoffman
345—Tresillian Court By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
346—Guy Tresillian's Fate By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "Tresillian Court"
347—The Eyes of Love By Charles Garvice
348—My Florida Sweetheart By St. George Rathborne
349—Marion Grey By Mary J. Holmes
350—A Wronged Wife By Mary Grace Halpine
352—Family Pride. Vol. I By Mary J. Holmes
353—Family Pride. Vol. II By Mary J. Holmes
354—A Love Comedy By Charles Garvice
355—Wife and Woman By Mary J. Safford
356—Little Kit By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
357—Montezuma's Mines By St. George Rathborne
358—Beryl's Husband By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
359—The Spectre's Secret By Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
360—An Only Daughter By Hazel Wood
361—The Ashes of Love By Charles Garvice
363—The Opposite House By Nataly Von Eschstruth
364—A Fool's Paradise By Mary Grace Halpine
365—Under a Cloud By Jean Kate Ludlum
366—Comrades in Exile By St. George Rathborne
367—Hearts and Coronets By Jane G. Fuller
368—The Pride of Her Life By Charles Garvice
369—At a Great Cost By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
370—Edith Trevor's Secret By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
371—Cecil Rosse By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "Edith Trevor's Secret"
374—True Daughter of Hartenstein By Mary J. Safford
375—Transgressing the Law By Capt. Fred'k Whittaker
376—The Red Slipper By St. George Rathborne
377—Forever True By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
378—John Winthrop's Defeat By Jean Kate Ludlum
379—Blinded by Love By Nataly Von Eschstruth
380—Her Double Life By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
381—The Sunshine of Love By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "Her Double Life"
383—A Lover from Across the Sea By Mary J. Safford
384—Yet She Loved Him By Mrs. Kate Vaughn
385—A Woman Against Her By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
386—Teddy's Enchantress By St. George Rathborne
387—A Heroine's Plot By Katherine S. MacQuoid
388—Two Wives By Hazel Wood
389—Sundered Hearts By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
390—A Mutual Vow By Harold Payne
392—A Resurrected Love By Seward W. Hopkins
393—On the Wings of Fate By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
394—A Drama of a Life By Jean Kate Ludlum
395—Wooing a Widow By E. A. King
396—Back to Old Kentucky By St. George Rathborne
397—A Gilded Promise By Walter Bloomfield
398—Cupid's Disguise By Fanny Lewald
400—For Another's Wrong By W. Heimburg
401—The Woman Who Came Between By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
402—A Silent Heroine By Mrs. D. M. Lowrey
403—The Rival Suitors By J. H. Connelly
404—The Captive Bride By Capt. Fred'k Whittaker
405—The Haunted Husband By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
406—Felipe's Pretty Sister By St. George Rathborne
408—On a False Charge By Seward W. Hopkins
409—A Girl's Kingdom By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
410—Miss Mischief By W. Heimburg
411—Fettered and Freed By Eugene Charvette
412—The Love that Lives By Capt. Frederick Whittaker
413—Were They Married? By Hazel Wood
414—A Girl's First Love By Elizabeth C. Winter
416—Down in Dixie By St. George Rathborne
417—Brave Barbara By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
418—An Insignificant Woman By W. Heimburg
420—A Sweet Little Lady By Gertrude Warden
421—Her Sweet Reward By Barbara Kent
422—Lady Kildare By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
423—A Woman's Way By Capt. Frederick Whittaker
424—A Splendid Man By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
425—A College Widow By Frank H. Howe
427—A Wizard of the Moors By St. George Rathborne
428—A Tramp's Daughter By Hazel Wood
429—A Fair Fraud By Emily Lovett Cameron
430—The Honor of a Heart By Mary J. Safford
431—Her Husband and Her Love By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
432—Breta's Double By Helen V. Greyson
435—Under Oath By Jean Kate Ludlum
436—The Rival Toreadors By St. George Rathborne
437—The Breach of Custom By Mrs. D. M. Lowrey
438—So Like a Man By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
439—Little Nan By Mary A. Denison
441—A Princess of the Stage By Nataly Von Eschstruth
442—Love Before Duty By Mrs. L. T. Meade
443—In Spite of Proof By Gertrude Warden
444—Love's Trials By Alfred R. Calhoun
445—An Angel of Evil By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
446—Bound with Love's Fetters By Mary Grace Halpine
447—A Favorite of Fortune By St. George Rathborne
448—When Love Dawns By Adelaide Stirling
449—The Bailiff's Scheme By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
450—Rosamond's Love By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "The Bailiff's Scheme"
452—The Last of the Van Slacks By Edward S. Van Zile
453—A Poor Girl's Passion By Gertrude Warden
454—Love's Probation By Elizabeth Olmis
455—Love's Greatest Gift By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
456—A Vixen's Treachery By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
457—Adrift in the World By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "A Vixen's Treachery"
459—A Golden Mask By Charlotte M. Stanley
460—Dr. Jack's Talisman By St. George Rathborne
461—Above All Things By Adelaide Stirling
462—A Stormy Wedding By Mary E. Bryan
463—A Wife's Triumph By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
464—The Old Life's Shadows By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
465—Outside Her Eden By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "The Old Life's Shadows"
466—Love, the Victor By a Popular Southern Author
467—Zina's Awaking By Mrs. J. K. Spender
468—The Wooing of a Fairy By Gertrude Warden
469—A Soldier and a Gentleman By J. M. Cobban
470—A Strange Wedding By Mary Hartwell Catherwood
471—A Shadowed Happiness By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
472—Dr. Jack and Company By St. George Rathborne
473—A Sacrifice to Love By Adelaide Stirling
474—The Belle of the Season By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
475—Love Before Pride By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
Sequel to "The Belle of the Season"
477—The Siberian Exiles By Col. Thomas Knox
478—For Love of Sigrid By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
479—Mysterious Mr. Sabin By E. Phillips Oppenheim
480—A Perfect Fool By Florence Warden
481—Wedded, Yet No Wife By May Agnes Fleming
482—A Little Worldling By L. C. Ellsworth
483—Miss Marston's Heart By L. H. Bickford
484—The Whistle of Fate By Richard Marsh
485—The End Crowns All By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
486—Divided Lives By Edgar Fawcett
487—A Wonderful Woman By May Agnes Fleming
488—The French Witch By Gertrude Warden
489—Lucy Harding By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
490—The Price of Jealousy By Maud Howe
491—My Lady of Dreadwood By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
492—A Speedy Wooing By the Author of
"As Common Mortals"
493—The Girl He Loved By Adelaide Stirling
494—Voyagers of Fortune By St. George Rathborne
495—Norine's Revenge By May Agnes Fleming
496—The Missing Heiress By C. H. Montague
497—A Chase for Love By Seward W. Hopkins
498—Andrew Leicester's Love By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
499—My Lady Cinderella Mrs. C. N. Williamson
500—Love and Spite By Adelaide Stirling
501—Her Husband's Secret By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
502—Fair Maid Marian By Mrs. Emma Garrison Jones
503—A Lady in Black By Florence Warden
504—Evelyn, the Actress By Wenona Gilman
505—Selina's Love-story By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
506—A Secret Foe By Gertrude Warden
507—A Mad Betrothal By Laura Jean Libbey
508—Lottie and Victorine By Lucy Randall Comfort
509—A Penniless Princess By Emma Garrison Jones
510—Doctor Jack's Paradise Mine By St. George Rathborne
513—A Sensational Case By Florence Warden
514—The Temptation of Mary Barr By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
515—Tiny Luttrell By E. W. Hornung
(Author of "Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman")
516—Florabel's Lover By Laura Jean Libbey
517—They Looked and Loved By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
518—The Secret of a Letter By Gertrude Warden
521—The Witch from India By St. George Rathborne
522—A Spurned Proposal By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
523—A Banker of Bankersville By Maurice Thompson
524—A Sacrifice of Pride By Mrs. Louisa Parr
525—Sweet Kitty Clover By Laura Jean Libbey
526—Love and Hate By Morley Roberts
527—For Love and Glory By St. George Rathborne
528—Adela's Ordeal By Florence Warden
529—Hearts Aflame By Louise Winter
530—The Wiles of a Siren By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
532—True to His Bride By Emma Garrison Jones
533—A Forgotten Love By Adelaide Stirling
534—Lotta, the Cloak Model By Laura Jean Libbey
535—The Trifler By Archibald Eyre
536—Companions in Arms By St. George Rathborne
538—The Fighting Chance By Gertrude Lynch
539—A Heart's Triumph By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
540—A Daughter of Darkness By Ida Reade Allen
541—Her Evil Genius By Adelaide Stirling
543—The Veiled Bride By Laura Jean Libbey
544—In Love's Name By Emma Garrison Jones
545—Well Worth Winning By St. George Rathborne
546—The Career of Mrs. Osborne By Helen Milecete
549—Tempted by Love By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
550—Saved from Herself By Adelaide Stirling
551—Pity—Not Love By Laura Jean Libbey
552—At the Court of the Maharaja By Louis Tracy
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Announcement of List of New Fiction.
Philip Winwood. (35th thousand.)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15506
A Sketch of the Domestic History of an American Captain in the War of Independence, embracing events that occurred between and during the years 1763 and 1785 in New York and London. Written by his Enemy in War, Herbert Russell, Lieutenant in the Loyalist Forces. Presented anew by Robert Neilson Stephens, author of "A Gentleman Player," "An Enemy to the King," etc.
With six full-page illustrations by E. W. D. Hamilton.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 400 pages $1.50
"One of the most stirring and remarkable romances that has been published in a long while, and its episodes, incidents, and actions are as interesting and agreeable as they are vivid and dramatic.... The print, illustrations, binding, etc., are worthy of the tale, and the author and his publishers are to be congratulated on a literary work of fiction which is as wholesome as it is winsome, as fresh and artistic as it is interesting and entertaining from first to last paragraph."—Boston Times.
Breaking the Shackles. By Frank Barrett. Author of "A Set of Rogues."
https://archive.org/details/breakingshackle00barrgoog
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 350 pages $1.50
"The story opens well, and maintains its excellence throughout.... The author's triumph is the greater in the unquestionable interest and novelty which he achieves. The pictures of prison life are most vivid, and the story of the escape most thrilling."—The Freeman's Journal, London.
The Progress of Pauline Kessler. By Frederic Carrel. Author of "Adventures of John Johns."
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 350 pages $1.50
A novel that will be widely read and much discussed. A powerful sketch of an adventuress who has much of the Becky Sharpe in her. The story is crisply written and told with directness and insight into the ways of social and political life. The characters are strong types of the class to which they belong.
Ada Vernham, Actress. By Richard Marsh. Author of "Frivolities," "Tom Ossington's Ghost," etc.
https://archive.org/details/adavernhamactres00mars
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 300 pages $1.50
This is a new book by the author of "Frivolities," which was extremely well received last season. It deals with the inside life of the London stage, and is of absorbing interest.
Edward Barry: South Sea Pearler. By Louis Becke. Author of "By Reef and Palm," "Ridan, the Devil," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/23440
With four full-page illustrations by H. C. Edwards.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 300 pages $1.50
An exceedingly interesting story of sea life and adventure, the scene of which is laid in the Lagoon Islands of the Pacific.
This is the first complete novel from the pen of Mr. Becke, and readers of his collections of short stories will quickly recognize that the author can write a novel that will grip the reader. Strong, and even tragic, as is his novel in the main, "Edward Barry" has a happy ending, and woman's love and devotion are strongly portrayed.
Unto the Heights of Simplicity. By Johannes Reimers.
https://archive.org/details/untoheightsofsim00reimiala
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
We take pleasure in introducing to the reading public a writer of unique charm and individuality. His style is notable for its quaint poetic idiom and subtle imaginative flavor. In the present story, he treats with strength and reticence of the relation of the sexes and the problem of marriage. Certain social abuses and false standards of morality are attacked with great vigor, yet the plot is so interesting for its own sake that the book gives no suspicion of being a problem novel. The descriptions of natural scenery are idyllic in their charm, and form a fitting background for the love story.
The Black Terror. A Romance of Russia. By John K. Leys.
With frontispiece by Victor A. Searles.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
A stirring tale of the present day, presenting in a new light the aims and objects of the Nihilists. The story is so vivid and true to life that it might easily be considered a history of political intrigue in Russia, disguised as a novel, while its startling incidents and strange dénouement would only confirm the old adage that "truth is stranger than fiction," and that great historical events may be traced to apparently insignificant causes. The hero of the story is a young Englishman, whose startling resemblance to the Czar is taken advantage of by the Nihilists for the furtherance of their plans.
The Baron's Sons. By Maurus Jokai.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34674
Author of "Black Diamonds," "The Green Book," "Pretty Michal," etc. Translated by Percy F. Bicknell.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, with photogravure portrait of the author, 350 pages $1.50
An exceedingly interesting romance of the revolution of 1848, the scene of which is laid at the courts of St. Petersburg, Moscow, and Vienna, and in the armies of the Austrians and Hungarians. It follows the fortunes of three young Hungarian noblemen, whose careers are involved in the historical incidents of the time. The story is told with all of Jokai's dash and vigor, and is exceedingly interesting. This romance has been translated for us directly from the Hungarian, and never has been issued hitherto in English.
Slaves of Chance. By Ferrier Langworthy.
With five portraits of the heroines, from original drawings by Hiel.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 350 pages $1.50
As a study of some of the realities of London life, this novel is one of notable merit. The slaves of chance, and, it might be added, of temptation, are five pretty girls, the daughters of a pretty widow, whose means are scarcely sufficient, even living as they do, in a quiet way and in a quiet London street, to make both ends meet. Dealing, as he does, with many sides of London life, the writer sketches varied types of character, and his creations are cleverly defined. He tells an interesting tale with delicacy and in a fresh, attractive style.
Her Boston Experiences. By Margaret Allston (nom de plume).
https://archive.org/details/herbostonexperie00berg
With eighteen full-page illustrations from drawings by Frank O. Small, and from photographs taken especially for the book.
Small 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 225 pages $1.25
A most interesting and vivacious tale, dealing with society life at the Hub, with perhaps a tinge of the flavor of Vagabondia. The story has appeared serially in The Ladies' Home Journal, where it was received with marked success. We are not as yet at liberty to give the true name of the author, who hides her identity under the pen name, Margaret Allston, but she is well known in literature.
Memory Street. By Martha Baker Dunn. Author of "The Sleeping Beauty," etc.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
An exceedingly beautiful story, delineating New England life and character. The style and interest will compare favorably with the work of such writers as Mary E. Wilkins, Kate Douglas Wiggin, and Sarah Orne Jewett. The author has been a constant contributor to the leading magazines, and the interest of her previous work will assure welcome for her first novel.
Winefred. A Story of the Chalk Cliffs. By S. Baring Gould. Author of "Mehala," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/53567
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 350 pages $1.50
A striking novel of English life in the eighteenth century by this well known writer. The scene is laid partly in rural Devonshire, and partly in aristocratic London circles.
At the Court of the King: Being Romances of France. By G. Hembert Westley, editor of "For Love's Sweet Sake."
With a photogravure frontispiece from an original drawing.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
Despite the prophecies of some literary experts, the historical romance is still on the high tide of popular favor, as exemplified by many recent successes. We feel justified, consequently, in issuing these stirring romances of intrigue and adventure, love and war, at the Courts of the French Kings.
God's Rebel. By Hulbert Fuller. Author of "Vivian of Virginia."
https://archive.org/details/godsrebel00full
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 375 pages $1.25
A powerful story of sociological questions. The scene is laid in Chicago, the hero being a professor in "Rockland University," whose protest against the unequal distribution of wealth and the wretched condition of workmen gains for him the enmity of the "Savior Oil Company," through whose influence he loses his position. His after career as a leader of laborers who are fighting to obtain their rights is described with great earnestness. The character drawing is vigorous and varied, and the romantic plot holds the interest throughout. The Albany Journal is right in pronouncing this novel "an unusually strong story." It can hardly fail to command an immense reading public.
A Georgian Actress. By Pauline Bradford Mackie. Author of "Mademoiselle de Berny," "Ye Lyttle Salem Maide," etc.
https://archive.org/details/georgianactress00hopkiala
With four full-page illustrations from drawings by E. W. D. Hamilton.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 300 pages $1.50
An interesting romance of the days of George III., dealing with the life and adventures of a fair and talented young play-actress, the scene of which is laid in England and America. The success of Miss Mackie's previous books will justify our prediction that a new volume will receive an instant welcome.
God—The King—My Brother. A Romance. By Mary F. Nixon. Author of "With a Pessimist in Spain," "A Harp of Many Chords," etc.
With a frontispiece by H. C. Edwards.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
An historical tale, dealing with the romantic period of Edward the Black Prince. The scene is laid for the most part in the sunny land of Spain, during the reign of Pedro the Cruel—the ally in war of the Black Prince. The well-told story records the adventures of two young English knight-errants, twin brothers, whose family motto gives the title to the book. The Spanish maid, the heroine of the romance, is a delightful characterization, and the love story, with its surprising yet logical dénouement, is enthralling.
Punchinello. By Florence Stuart.
https://archive.org/details/punchinello00stuarich
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 325 pages $1.50
A love story of intense power and pathos. The hero is a hunch-back (Punchinello), who wins the love of a beautiful young girl. Her sudden death, due indirectly to his jealousy, and the discovery that she had never faltered in her love for him, combine to unbalance his mind. The poetic style relieves the sadness of the story, and the reader is impressed with the power and brilliancy of its conception, as well as with the beauty and grace of the execution.
The Golden Fleece. Translated from the French of Amédée Achard, author of "The Huguenot's Love," etc.
https://archive.org/details/goldenfleecelat01achagoog
Illustrated by Victor A. Searles.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 450 pages $1.50
Amédée Achard was a contemporary writer of Dumas, and his romances are very similar to those of that great writer. "The Golden Fleece" compares favorably with "The Three Musketeers" and the other D'Artagnan romances. The story relates the adventures of a young Gascon gentleman, an officer in the army sent by Louis XIV. to assist the Austrians in repelling the Turkish Invasion under the celebrated Achmet Kiuperli.
The Good Ship York. By W. Clark Russell. Author of "The Wreck of the Grosvenor," "A Sailor's Sweetheart," etc.
https://archive.org/details/mateofgoodshipyo00russiala
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 350 pages $1.50
A romantic and exciting sea tale, equal to the best work of this famous writer, relating the momentous voyage of the clipper ship York, and the adventures that befell Julia Armstrong, a passenger, and George Hardy, the chief mate.
"Mr. Russell has no rival in the line of marine fiction."—Mail and Express.
The Glory and Sorrow of Norwich. By M. M. Blake. Author of "The Blues and the Brigands," etc., etc., with twelve full-page illustrations.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 315 pages $1.50
The hero of this romance, Sir John de Reppes, is an actual personage, and throughout the characters and incidents are instinct with the spirit of the age, as related in the chronicles of Froissart. Its main claim for attention, however, is in the graphic representation of the age of chivalry which it gives, forming a series of brilliant and fascinating pictures of mediæval England, its habits of thought and manner of life, which live in the mind for many a day after perusal, and assist to a clearer conception of what is one of the most charming and picturesque epochs of history.
The Mistress of Maidenwood. By Hulbert Fuller. Author of "Vivian of Virginia," "God's Rebel," etc.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
A stirring historical romance of the American Revolution, the scene of which for the most part being laid in and about the debatable ground in the vicinity of New York City.
Dauntless. A Tale of a Lost Cause. By Captain Ewan Martin. Author of "The Knight of King's Guard."
https://archive.org/details/dauntlessastory00ewangoog
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 400 pages, illustrated $1.50
A stirring romance of the days of Charles I. and Cromwell in England and Ireland. In its general character the book invites comparison with Scott's "Waverley." It well sustains the reputation gained by Captain Martin from "The Knight of King's Guard."
The Flame of Life. (Il Fuoco.) Translated from the Italian of Gabriel D'Annunzio, author of "Triumph of Death," etc., by Kassandra Vivaria, author of "Via Lucis."
https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.95828
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
This is the first volume in the Third Trilogy, "The Romances of the Pomegranate," of the three announced by the great Italian writer. We were fortunate in securing the book, and also in securing the services as translator of the talented author of "Via Lucis," herself an Italian by birth.
Selections from L. C. Page and Company's List of Fiction.
An Enemy to the King. (Thirtieth Thousand.) From the Recently Discovered Memoirs of the Sieur de la Tournoire. By Robert Neilson Stephens.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/9965
Illustrated by H. De M. Young.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 460 pages $1.50
"Brilliant as a play; it is equally brilliant as a romantic novel."—Philadelphia Press.
"Those who love chivalry, fighting, and intrigue will find it, and of good quality, in this book."—New York Critic.
The Continental Dragoon. (Eighteenth Thousand.) A Romance of Philipse Manor House, in 1778. By Robert Neilson Stephens. Author of "An Enemy to the King."
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/30589
Illustrated by H. C. Edwards.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.50
"It has the sterling qualities of strong dramatic writing, and ranks among the most spirited and ably written historical romances of the season. An impulsive appreciation of a soldier who is a soldier, a man who is a man, a hero who is a hero, is one of the most captivating of Mr. Stephens's charms of manner and style."—Boston Herald.
The Road to Paris. (Sixteenth Thousand.) By Robert Neilson Stephens. Author of "An Enemy to the King," "The Continental Dragoon," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/35488
Illustrated by H. C. Edwards.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 500 pages $1.50
"Vivid and picturesque in style, well conceived and full of action, the novel is absorbing from cover to cover."—Philadelphia Public Ledger.
"In the line of historical romance, few books of the season will equal Robert Neilson Stephens's 'The Road to Paris.'"—Cincinnati Times-Star.
A Gentleman Player. (Thirty-fifth Thousand.) His Adventures on a Secret Mission for Queen Elizabeth. By Robert Neilson Stephens. Author of "An Enemy to the King," "The Continental Dragoon," "The Road to Paris," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34650
Illustrated by Frank T. Merrill.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 450 pages $1.50
"A thrilling historical romance.... It is a well-told tale of mingled romance and history, and the reader throughout unconsciously joins in the flight and thrills with the excitement of the dangers and adventures that befall the fugitives."—Chicago Tribune.
"'A Gentleman Player' is well conceived and well told."—Boston Journal.
Rose à Charlitte. (Eighth Thousand.) An Acadien Romance. By Marshall Saunders. Author of "Beautiful Joe," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/41296
Illustrated by H. De M. Young.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 500 pages $1.50
"A very fine novel we unhesitatingly pronounce it ... one of the books that stamp themselves at once upon the imagination and remain imbedded in the memory long after the covers are closed."—Literary World, Boston.
Deficient Saints. A Tale of Maine. By Marshall Saunders. Author of "Rose à Charlitte," "Beautiful Joe," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/52783
Illustrated by Frank T. Merrill.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 400 pages $1.50
"The tale is altogether delightful; it is vitally charming and expresses a quiet power that sparkles with all sorts of versatile beauty."—Boston Ideas.
Her Sailor. A Novel. By Marshall Saunders. Author of "Rose à Charlitte," "Beautiful Joe," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/56563
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 325 pages $1.25
A story of modern life of great charm and pathos, dealing with the love affairs of an American girl and a naval officer.
"A love story, refreshing and sweet."—Utica Herald.
"The wayward petulance of the maiden, who half-resents the matter-of-course wooing and wedding, her graceful coquetry, and final capitulation are prettily told, making a fine character sketch and an entertaining story."—Bookseller, Chicago.
Pretty Michal. A Romance of Hungary. By Maurus Jokai. Author of "Black Diamonds," "The Green Book," "Midst the Wild Carpathians," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/31886
Authorized translation by R. Nisbet Bain.
Illustrated with a photogravure frontispiece of the great Magyar writer.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 325 pages $1.50
"It is at once a spirited tale of 'border chivalry,' a charming love story full of genuine poetry, and a graphic picture of life in a country and at a period both equally new to English readers."—Literary World, London.
Midst the Wild Carpathians. By Maurus Jokai. Author of "Black Diamonds," "The Lion of Janina," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/37339
Authorized translation by R. Nisbet Bain.
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
"The story is absorbingly interesting and displays all the virility of Jokai's powers, his genius of description, his keenness of characterization, his subtlety of humor, and his consummate art in the progression of the novel from one apparent climax to another."—Chicago Evening Post.
In Kings' Houses. A Romance of the Reign of Queen Anne. By Julia C. R. Dorr. Author of "A Cathedral Pilgrimage," etc.
Illustrated by Frank T. Merrill.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 400 pages $1.50
"We close the book with a wish that the author may write more romances of the history of England which she knows so well."—Bookman, New York.
"A fine strong story which is a relief to come upon. Related with charming, simple art."—Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Omar the Tentmaker. A Romance of Old Persia. By Nathan Haskell Dole.
https://archive.org/details/omartentmakerrom00doleiala
Illustrated by F. T. Merrill.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
"The story itself is beautiful and it is beautifully written. It possesses the true spirit of romance, and is almost poetical in form. The author has undoubtedly been inspired by his admiration for the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam to write this story of which Omar is the hero."—Troy Times.
"Mr. Dole has built a delightful romance."—Chicago Chronicle.
"It is a strong and vividly written story, full of the life and spirit of romance."—New Orleans Picayune.
Manders. A Tale of Paris. By Elwyn Barron.
https://archive.org/details/manderstaleofpar00barr
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 350 pages $1.50
"Bright descriptions of student life in Paris, sympathetic views of human frailty, and a dash of dramatic force, combine to form an attractive story. The book contains some very strong scenes, plenty of life and color, and a pleasant tinge of humor.... It has grip, picturesqueness, and vivacity."—The Speaker, London.
"A study of deep human interest, in which pathos and humor both play their parts. The descriptions of life in the Quartier Latin are distinguished for their freshness and liveliness."—St. James Gazette, London.
"A romance sweet as violets."—Town Topics, New York.
In Old New York. A Romance. By Wilson Barrett, author of "The Sign of the Cross," etc., and Elwyn Barron, author of "Manders."
https://archive.org/details/inoldnewyorkroma00barr
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 350 pages $1.50
"A novel of great interest and vigor."—Philadelphia Inquirer.
"'In Old New York' is worthy of its distinguished authors."—Chicago Times-Herald.
"Intensely interesting. It has an historical flavor that gives it a substantial value."—Boston Globe.
The Golden Dog. A Romance of Quebec. By William Kirby.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2735
New authorized edition.
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 620 pages $1.25
"A powerful romance of love, intrigue, and adventure in the time of Louis XV. and Mme. de Pompadour, when the French colonies were making their great struggle to retain for an ungrateful court the fairest jewels in the colonial diadem of France."—New York Herald.
The Knight of King's Guard. A Romance of the Days of the Black Prince. By Ewan Martin.
https://archive.org/details/knightkingsguar00martgoog
Illustrated by Gilbert James.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.50
An exceedingly well written romance, dealing with the romantic period chronicled so admirably by Froissart. The scene is laid at a border castle between England and Scotland, the city of London, and on the French battle-fields of Cressy and Poitiers. Edward the Third, Queen Philippa, the Black Prince, Bertrand du Guesclin, are all historical characters, accurate reproductions of which give life and vitality to the romance. The character of the hero is especially well drawn.
The Making of a Saint. By W. Somerset Maugham.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/39143
Illustrated by Gilbert James.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
"An exceedingly strong story of original motive and design.... The scenes are imbued with a spirit of frankness ... and in addition there is a strong dramatic flavor."—Philadelphia Press.
"A sprightly tale abounding in adventures, and redolent of the spirit of mediæval Italy."—Brooklyn Times.
Friendship and Folly. A Novel. By Maria Louise Pool. Author of "Dally," "A Redbridge Neighborhood," "In a Dike Shanty," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/45687
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
"The author handles her elements with skilful fingers—fingers that feel their way most truthfully among the actual emotions and occurrences of nineteenth century romance. Hers is a frank, sensitive touch, and the result is both complete and full of interest."—Boston Ideas.
"The story will rank with the best previous work of this author."—Indianapolis News.
The Rejuvenation of Miss Semaphore. A Farcical Novel. By Hal Godfrey.
https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.96609
Illustrated by Etheldred B. Barry.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
"A fanciful, laughable tale of two maiden sisters of uncertain age who are induced, by their natural longing for a return to youth and its blessings, to pay a large sum for a mystical water which possesses the value of setting backwards the hands of time. No more delightfully fresh and original book has appeared since 'Vice Versa' charmed an amused world. It is well written, drawn to the life, and full of the most enjoyable humor."—Boston Beacon.
The Paths of the Prudent. By J. S. Fletcher. Author of "When Charles I. Was King," "Mistress Spitfire," etc.
https://archive.org/details/pathsprudentaco00fletgoog
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.50
"The story has a curious fascination for the reader, and the theme and characters are handled with rare ability."—Scotsman.
"Dorinthia is charming. The story is told with great humor."—Pall Mall Gazette.
"An excellently well told story, and the reader's interest is perfectly sustained to the very end."—Punch.
Cross Trails. By Victor Waite.
https://archive.org/details/adventurescapta00woodgoog
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 450 pages $1.50
"A Spanish-American novel of unusual interest, a brilliant, dashing, and stirring story, teeming with humanity and life. Mr. Waite is to be congratulated upon the strength with which he has drawn his characters."—San Francisco Chronicle.
"Every page is enthralling."—Academy.
"Full of strength and reality."—Athenæum.
"The book is exceedingly powerful."—Glasgow Herald.
Bijli the Dancer. By James Blythe Patton.
Illustrated by Horace Van Rinth.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
"A novel of Modern India.... The fortunes of the heroine, an Indian nautch-girl, are told with a vigor, pathos, and a wealth of poetic sympathy that makes the book admirable from first to last."—Detroit Free Press.
"A remarkable book."—Bookman.
"Powerful and fascinating."—Pall Mall Gazette.
"A vivid picture of Indian life."—Academy, London.
Drives and Puts. A Book of Golf Stories. By Walter Camp and Lilian Brooks.
https://archive.org/details/drivesputsbookof00campiala
Small 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 250 pages $1.25
"It will be heartily relished by all readers, whether golfers or not."—Boston Ideas.
"Decidedly the best golf stories I have read."—Milwaukee Journal.
"Thoroughly entertaining and interesting in every page, and is gotten out with care and judgment that indicate rare taste in bookmaking."—Chicago Saturday Evening Herald.
Via Lucis. By Kassandra Vivaria.
https://archive.org/details/vialucisanovel00vivagoog
With portrait of the author.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 480 pages $1.50
"'Via Lucis' is—we say it unhesitatingly—a striking and interesting production."—London Athenæum.
"Without doubt the most notable novel of the summer is this strong story of Italian life, so full of local color one can almost see the cool, shaded patios and the flame of the pomegranate blossom, and smell the perfume of the grapes growing on the hillsides. It is a story of deep and passionate heart interests, of fierce loves and fiercer hates, of undisciplined natures that work out their own bitter destiny of woe. There has hardly been a finer piece of portraiture than that of the child Arduina,—the child of a sickly and unloved mother and a cruel and vindictive father,—a morbid, queer, lonely little creature, who is left to grow up without love or training of any kind."—New Orleans Picayune.
"To Arms!" Being some Passages from the Early Life of Allan Oliphant, Chirurgeon, Written by Himself, and now set forth for the First Time. By Andrew Balfour.
https://archive.org/details/toarmsbeingsomep00balfiala
Illustrated by F. W. Glover.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 575 pages $1.50
"A tale of 'Bonnie Tweedside,' and St. Dynans and Auld Reekie,—a fair picture of the country under misrule and usurpation and all kinds of vicissitudes. Allan Oliphant is a great hero."—Chicago Times-Herald.
"A recital of thrilling interest, told with unflagging vigor."—Globe.
"An unusually excellent example of a semi-historic romance."—World.
The River of Pearls; or, The Red Spider. A Chinese Romance. By René de Pont-Jest.
With sixty illustrations from original drawings by Felix Régamey.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.50
Close acquaintance with the manners and customs of the Chinese has enabled the author to write a story which is instructive as well as interesting. The book, as a whole, shows the writer to be possessed of a strong descriptive faculty, as well as keen insight into the characters of the people of whom he is writing. The plot is cleverly conceived and well worked out, and the story abounds with incidents of the most exciting and sensational character. Enjoyment of its perusal is increased by the powerful illustrations of Felix Régamey.
The book may be read with profit by any one who wishes to realize the actual condition of native life in China.
Lally of the Brigade. A Romance of the Irish Brigade in France during the Time of Louis the Fourteenth. By L. McManus. Author of "The Silk of the Kine," "The Red Star," etc.
https://archive.org/details/lallybrigade00macmgoog
Illustrated.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 250 pages $1.25
The scene of this romance is partly at the siege of Crimona (held by the troops of Louis XIV.) by the Austrian forces under Prince Eugene. During the siege the famous Irish Brigade renders valiant service, and the hero—a dashing young Irishman—is in the thick of the fighting. He is also able to give efficient service in unravelling a political intrigue, in which the love affairs of the hero and the heroine are interwoven.
Frivolities. Especially Addressed to those who are Tired of being Serious. By Richard Marsh. Author of "Tom Ossington's Ghost," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/40454
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 340 pages $1.50
A dozen stories in an entirely new vein for Mr. Marsh. The humor is irresistible, and carries the reader on breathlessly from one laugh to another. The style, though appealing to a totally different side of complex human nature, is as strong and effective as the author's intense and dramatic work in "Tom Ossington's Ghost."
Sons Of Adversity. A Romance of Queen Elizabeth's Time. By L. Cope Cornford. Author of "Captain Jacobus," etc.
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 325 pages $1.25
"A tale of adventure on land and sea at the time when Protestant England and Catholic Spain were struggling for naval supremacy. Spanish conspiracies against the peace of good Queen Bess, a vivid description of the raise of the Spanish siege of Leyden by the combined Dutch and English forces, sea fights, the recovery of stolen treasure, are all skilfully woven elements in a plot of unusual strength."—Pittsburg Bulletin.
The Count of Nideck. From the French of Erckmann-Chatrian, Translated and Adapted by Ralph Browning Fiske.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34999
Illustrated by Victor A. Searles.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 375 pages $1.25
"'The Count of Nideck,' adapted from the French of Erckmann-Chatrian by Ralph Browning Fiske, is a most interesting tale, simply told, and moving with direct force to the end in view."—Minneapolis Times.
"Rapid in movement, it abounds in dramatic incident, furnishes graphic descriptions of the locality, and is enlivened with a very pretty love story."—Troy Budget.
Muriella; or, Le Selve. By Ouida.
Illustrated by M. B. Prendergast.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 250 pages $1.25
"Ouida's literary style is almost perfect in 'Muriella.'"—Chicago Times-Herald.
"'Muriella' is an admirable example of the author's best work."—Brooklyn Times.
"It dwells in the memory, and bears the dramatic force, tragic interest, and skilfulness of treatment that mark the work of Ouida when at her best."—Pittsburg Bulletin.
The Archbishop's Unguarded Moment. By Oscar Fay Adams.
https://archive.org/details/archbishopsungua00adamiala
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 300 pages $1.25
"A very captivating volume."—Evening Wisconsin.
"Brimming over with humor."—Chicago Chronicle.
"He who cares to pass a few hours in quiet enjoyment and subdued laughter will do well to become the possessor of this clever volume."—American, Philadelphia.
The Works of Gabriel d'Annunzio.
The Triumph of Death: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/54272
The Intruder: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/54236
The Maidens of the Rocks.
The Child of Pleasure: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20015
Each, 1 vol., library 12mo, cloth decorative $1.50
"The writer of the greatest promise to-day in Italy, and perhaps one of the most unique figures in contemporary literature, is Gabriel d'Annunzio, the poet-novelist."—The Bookman.
"This book is realistic. Some say that it is brutally so. But the realism is that of Flaubert and not of Zola. There is no plain speaking for the sake of plain speaking. Every detail is justified in the fact that it illuminates either the motives or the actions of the man and woman who here stand revealed. It is deadly true. The author holds the mirror up to nature, and the reader, as he sees his own experiences duplicated in passage after passage, has something of the same sensation as all of us know on the first reading of George Meredith's 'Egoist.' Reading these pages is like being out in the country on a dark night in a storm. Suddenly a flash of lightning comes and every detail of your surroundings is revealed."—Review of the Triumph of Death, in the New York Evening Sun.
Ye Lyttle Salem Maide. A Story of Witchcraft. By Pauline Bradford Mackie.
https://archive.org/details/cu31924007557790
With four full-page photogravures from drawings by E. W. D. Hamilton.
Printed on deckle-edged paper, with gilt top, and bound in cloth decorative, 321 pages $1.50
A tale of the days of the reign of superstition in New England, and of a brave "lyttle maide" of Salem Town, whose faith and hope and unyielding adherence to her word of honor form the basis of a most attractive story. Several historical characters are introduced, including the Rev. Cotton Mather and Governor and Lady Phipps, and a very convincing picture is drawn of Puritan life during the latter part of the seventeenth century. An especial interest is added to the book by the illustrations, reproduced by the photogravure process from originals by E. W. D. Hamilton.
Mademoiselle de Berny. A Story of Valley Forge. By Pauline Bradford Mackie.
https://archive.org/details/mademoiselledebe00hopkiala
With five full-page photogravures from drawings by Frank T. Merrill.
Printed on deckle-edged paper, with gilt top, and bound in cloth decorative, 272 pages $1.50
"The charm of 'Mademoiselle de Berny' lies in its singular sweetness."—Boston Herald.
"One of the very few choice American historical stories."—Boston Transcript.
"Real romance ... admirably written."—Washington Post.
"A stirring romance, full of life and action from start to finish."—Toledo Daily Blade.
"Of the many romances in which Washington is made to figure, this is one of the most fascinating, one of the best."—Boston Courier.
Captain Fracasse. Translated from the French of Gautier. By Ellen Murray Beam.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1235
Illustrated by Victor A. Searles.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 575 pages $1.25
"The story is one of the best in romantic fiction, for upon it Gautier lavished his rare knowledge of the twelfth century."—San Francisco Chronicle.
"One of those rare stories in which vitality is abundant."—New York Herald.
In Guiana Wilds. A Study of Two Women. By James Rodway. Author of "In the Guiana Forest," etc.
https://archive.org/details/inguianawildsas01rodwgoog
Library 12mo, cloth, decorative, illustrated, 250 pages $1.25
"In Guiana Wilds" may be described as an ethnological romance. A typical young Scotchman becomes, by the force of circumstances, decivilized, and mates with a native woman.
It is a psychological study of great power and ability.
The Gray House of the Quarries. By Mary Harriott Norris.
https://archive.org/details/grayhousequarri00norrgoog
With a frontispiece etching by Edmund H. Garrett.
8vo, cloth decorative, 500 pages $1.50
"The peculiar genre, for which, in a literary sense, all must acknowledge obligation to the author of a new type, is the Dutch-American species. The church-goings, the courtings, the pleasures and sorrows of a primitive people, their lives and deaths, weddings, suicides, births, and burials, are Rembrandt and Rubens pictures on a fresh canvas."—Boston Transcript.
"The fine ideal of womanhood in a person never once physically described will gratify the highest tone of the period, and is an ennobling conception."—Time and the Hour, Boston.
Vivian of Virginia. Being the Memoirs of Our First Rebellion, by John Vivian, Esq., of Middle Plantation, Virginia. By Hulbert Fuller.
https://archive.org/details/cu31924012535690
With ten full-page illustrations by Frank T. Merrill.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, deckle-edge paper, 375 pages $1.50
"A stirring and accurate account of the famous Bacon rebellion."—Los Angeles Sunday Times.
"We shall have to search far to find a better colonial story than this."—Denver Republican.
"A well-conceived, well-plotted romance, full of life and adventure."—Chicago Inter-Ocean.
"A story abounding in exciting incidents and well-told conversations."—Boston Journal.
"Mr. Fuller will find a large circle of readers for his romance who will not be disappointed in their pleasant expectations."—Boston Transcript.
"Instead of using history as a background for the exploits of the hero, the author used the hero to bring out history and the interesting events of those early days in Virginia. The author has preserved the language and customs of the times admirably."—Philadelphia Telegram.
A Man=at=Arms. A Romance of Italy in the Days of Gian Galeazzo Visconti, the Great Viper. By Clinton Scollard. Author of "Skenandoa," etc.
https://archive.org/details/manatarmsromance00scoliala
With six full-page illustrations and title-page by E. W. D. Hamilton.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, deckle-edge paper, 360 pages $1.50
"The style is admirable, simple, direct, fluent, and sometimes eloquent; and the story moves with rapidity from start to finish."—The Bookman.
"A good story."—N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
"It is a triumph in style."—Utica Herald.
Bobbie McDuff. By Clinton Ross, Author of "The Scarlet Coat," "Zuleika," etc.
Illustrated by B. West Clinedinst.
Large 16mo, cloth decorative, 260 pages $1.00
"'Bobbie McDuff,' by Clinton Ross, is a healthy romance, tersely and vigorously told."—Louisville Courier-Journal.
"It is full of mystery and as fascinating as a fairy tale."—San Francisco Chronicle.
"It is a well-written story, full of surprises and abounding in vivid interest."—The Congregationalist, Boston.
A Mad Madonna and Other Stories. By L. Clarkson Whitelock.
With eight half-tone illustrations.
1 vol., large 16mo, cloth decorative $1.00
A half dozen remarkable psychological stories, delicate in color and conception. Each of the six has a touch of the supernatural, a quick suggestion, a vivid intensity, and a dreamy realism that is matchless in its forceful execution.
On the Point. A Summer Idyl. By Nathan Haskell Dole. Author of "Not Angels Quite," with dainty half-tone illustrations as chapter headings.
https://archive.org/details/onpointsummeridy00doleiala
1 vol., large 16mo, cloth decorative $1.00
A bright and clever story of a summer on the coast of Maine, fresh, breezy, and readable from the first to the last page. The narrative describes the summer outing of a Mr. Merrithew and his family. The characters are all honest, pleasant people, whom we are glad to know. We part from them with the same regret with which we leave a congenial party of friends.
Announcement of List of New Fiction.
Philip Winwood. (35th thousand.)
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15506
A Sketch of the Domestic History of an American Captain in the War of Independence, embracing events that occurred between and during the years 1763 and 1785 in New York and London. Written by his Enemy in War, Herbert Russell, Lieutenant in the Loyalist Forces. Presented anew by Robert Neilson Stephens, author of "A Gentleman Player," "An Enemy to the King," etc.
With six full-page illustrations by E. W. D. Hamilton.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 400 pages $1.50
"One of the most stirring and remarkable romances that has been published in a long while, and its episodes, incidents, and actions are as interesting and agreeable as they are vivid and dramatic.... The print, illustrations, binding, etc., are worthy of the tale, and the author and his publishers are to be congratulated on a literary work of fiction which is as wholesome as it is winsome, as fresh and artistic as it is interesting and entertaining from first to last paragraph."—Boston Times.
Breaking the Shackles. By Frank Barrett. Author of "A Set of Rogues."
https://archive.org/details/breakingshackle00barrgoog
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 350 pages $1.50
"The story opens well, and maintains its excellence throughout.... The author's triumph is the greater in the unquestionable interest and novelty which he achieves. The pictures of prison life are most vivid, and the story of the escape most thrilling."—The Freeman's Journal, London.
The Progress of Pauline Kessler. By Frederic Carrel. Author of "Adventures of John Johns."
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 350 pages $1.50
A novel that will be widely read and much discussed. A powerful sketch of an adventuress who has much of the Becky Sharpe in her. The story is crisply written and told with directness and insight into the ways of social and political life. The characters are strong types of the class to which they belong.
Ada Vernham, Actress. By Richard Marsh. Author of "Frivolities," "Tom Ossington's Ghost," etc.
https://archive.org/details/adavernhamactres00mars
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 300 pages $1.50
This is a new book by the author of "Frivolities," which was extremely well received last season. It deals with the inside life of the London stage, and is of absorbing interest.
Edward Barry: South Sea Pearler. By Louis Becke. Author of "By Reef and Palm," "Ridan, the Devil," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/23440
With four full-page illustrations by H. C. Edwards.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 300 pages $1.50
An exceedingly interesting story of sea life and adventure, the scene of which is laid in the Lagoon Islands of the Pacific.
This is the first complete novel from the pen of Mr. Becke, and readers of his collections of short stories will quickly recognize that the author can write a novel that will grip the reader. Strong, and even tragic, as is his novel in the main, "Edward Barry" has a happy ending, and woman's love and devotion are strongly portrayed.
Unto the Heights of Simplicity. By Johannes Reimers.
https://archive.org/details/untoheightsofsim00reimiala
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
We take pleasure in introducing to the reading public a writer of unique charm and individuality. His style is notable for its quaint poetic idiom and subtle imaginative flavor. In the present story, he treats with strength and reticence of the relation of the sexes and the problem of marriage. Certain social abuses and false standards of morality are attacked with great vigor, yet the plot is so interesting for its own sake that the book gives no suspicion of being a problem novel. The descriptions of natural scenery are idyllic in their charm, and form a fitting background for the love story.
The Black Terror. A Romance of Russia. By John K. Leys.
With frontispiece by Victor A. Searles.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
A stirring tale of the present day, presenting in a new light the aims and objects of the Nihilists. The story is so vivid and true to life that it might easily be considered a history of political intrigue in Russia, disguised as a novel, while its startling incidents and strange dénouement would only confirm the old adage that "truth is stranger than fiction," and that great historical events may be traced to apparently insignificant causes. The hero of the story is a young Englishman, whose startling resemblance to the Czar is taken advantage of by the Nihilists for the furtherance of their plans.
The Baron's Sons. By Maurus Jokai.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34674
Author of "Black Diamonds," "The Green Book," "Pretty Michal," etc. Translated by Percy F. Bicknell.
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An exceedingly interesting romance of the revolution of 1848, the scene of which is laid at the courts of St. Petersburg, Moscow, and Vienna, and in the armies of the Austrians and Hungarians. It follows the fortunes of three young Hungarian noblemen, whose careers are involved in the historical incidents of the time. The story is told with all of Jokai's dash and vigor, and is exceedingly interesting. This romance has been translated for us directly from the Hungarian, and never has been issued hitherto in English.
Slaves of Chance. By Ferrier Langworthy.
With five portraits of the heroines, from original drawings by Hiel.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 350 pages $1.50
As a study of some of the realities of London life, this novel is one of notable merit. The slaves of chance, and, it might be added, of temptation, are five pretty girls, the daughters of a pretty widow, whose means are scarcely sufficient, even living as they do, in a quiet way and in a quiet London street, to make both ends meet. Dealing, as he does, with many sides of London life, the writer sketches varied types of character, and his creations are cleverly defined. He tells an interesting tale with delicacy and in a fresh, attractive style.
Her Boston Experiences. By Margaret Allston (nom de plume).
https://archive.org/details/herbostonexperie00berg
With eighteen full-page illustrations from drawings by Frank O. Small, and from photographs taken especially for the book.
Small 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 225 pages $1.25
A most interesting and vivacious tale, dealing with society life at the Hub, with perhaps a tinge of the flavor of Vagabondia. The story has appeared serially in The Ladies' Home Journal, where it was received with marked success. We are not as yet at liberty to give the true name of the author, who hides her identity under the pen name, Margaret Allston, but she is well known in literature.
Memory Street. By Martha Baker Dunn. Author of "The Sleeping Beauty," etc.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
An exceedingly beautiful story, delineating New England life and character. The style and interest will compare favorably with the work of such writers as Mary E. Wilkins, Kate Douglas Wiggin, and Sarah Orne Jewett. The author has been a constant contributor to the leading magazines, and the interest of her previous work will assure welcome for her first novel.
Winefred. A Story of the Chalk Cliffs. By S. Baring Gould. Author of "Mehala," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/53567
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A striking novel of English life in the eighteenth century by this well known writer. The scene is laid partly in rural Devonshire, and partly in aristocratic London circles.
At the Court of the King: Being Romances of France. By G. Hembert Westley, editor of "For Love's Sweet Sake."
With a photogravure frontispiece from an original drawing.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
Despite the prophecies of some literary experts, the historical romance is still on the high tide of popular favor, as exemplified by many recent successes. We feel justified, consequently, in issuing these stirring romances of intrigue and adventure, love and war, at the Courts of the French Kings.
God's Rebel. By Hulbert Fuller. Author of "Vivian of Virginia."
https://archive.org/details/godsrebel00full
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 375 pages $1.25
A powerful story of sociological questions. The scene is laid in Chicago, the hero being a professor in "Rockland University," whose protest against the unequal distribution of wealth and the wretched condition of workmen gains for him the enmity of the "Savior Oil Company," through whose influence he loses his position. His after career as a leader of laborers who are fighting to obtain their rights is described with great earnestness. The character drawing is vigorous and varied, and the romantic plot holds the interest throughout. The Albany Journal is right in pronouncing this novel "an unusually strong story." It can hardly fail to command an immense reading public.
A Georgian Actress. By Pauline Bradford Mackie. Author of "Mademoiselle de Berny," "Ye Lyttle Salem Maide," etc.
https://archive.org/details/georgianactress00hopkiala
With four full-page illustrations from drawings by E. W. D. Hamilton.
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An interesting romance of the days of George III., dealing with the life and adventures of a fair and talented young play-actress, the scene of which is laid in England and America. The success of Miss Mackie's previous books will justify our prediction that a new volume will receive an instant welcome.
God—The King—My Brother. A Romance. By Mary F. Nixon. Author of "With a Pessimist in Spain," "A Harp of Many Chords," etc.
With a frontispiece by H. C. Edwards.
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An historical tale, dealing with the romantic period of Edward the Black Prince. The scene is laid for the most part in the sunny land of Spain, during the reign of Pedro the Cruel—the ally in war of the Black Prince. The well-told story records the adventures of two young English knight-errants, twin brothers, whose family motto gives the title to the book. The Spanish maid, the heroine of the romance, is a delightful characterization, and the love story, with its surprising yet logical dénouement, is enthralling.
Punchinello. By Florence Stuart.
https://archive.org/details/punchinello00stuarich
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A love story of intense power and pathos. The hero is a hunch-back (Punchinello), who wins the love of a beautiful young girl. Her sudden death, due indirectly to his jealousy, and the discovery that she had never faltered in her love for him, combine to unbalance his mind. The poetic style relieves the sadness of the story, and the reader is impressed with the power and brilliancy of its conception, as well as with the beauty and grace of the execution.
The Golden Fleece. Translated from the French of Amédée Achard, author of "The Huguenot's Love," etc.
https://archive.org/details/goldenfleecelat01achagoog
Illustrated by Victor A. Searles.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 450 pages $1.50
Amédée Achard was a contemporary writer of Dumas, and his romances are very similar to those of that great writer. "The Golden Fleece" compares favorably with "The Three Musketeers" and the other D'Artagnan romances. The story relates the adventures of a young Gascon gentleman, an officer in the army sent by Louis XIV. to assist the Austrians in repelling the Turkish Invasion under the celebrated Achmet Kiuperli.
The Good Ship York. By W. Clark Russell. Author of "The Wreck of the Grosvenor," "A Sailor's Sweetheart," etc.
https://archive.org/details/mateofgoodshipyo00russiala
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 350 pages $1.50
A romantic and exciting sea tale, equal to the best work of this famous writer, relating the momentous voyage of the clipper ship York, and the adventures that befell Julia Armstrong, a passenger, and George Hardy, the chief mate.
"Mr. Russell has no rival in the line of marine fiction."—Mail and Express.
The Glory and Sorrow of Norwich. By M. M. Blake. Author of "The Blues and the Brigands," etc., etc., with twelve full-page illustrations.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 315 pages $1.50
The hero of this romance, Sir John de Reppes, is an actual personage, and throughout the characters and incidents are instinct with the spirit of the age, as related in the chronicles of Froissart. Its main claim for attention, however, is in the graphic representation of the age of chivalry which it gives, forming a series of brilliant and fascinating pictures of mediæval England, its habits of thought and manner of life, which live in the mind for many a day after perusal, and assist to a clearer conception of what is one of the most charming and picturesque epochs of history.
The Mistress of Maidenwood. By Hulbert Fuller. Author of "Vivian of Virginia," "God's Rebel," etc.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
A stirring historical romance of the American Revolution, the scene of which for the most part being laid in and about the debatable ground in the vicinity of New York City.
Dauntless. A Tale of a Lost Cause. By Captain Ewan Martin. Author of "The Knight of King's Guard."
https://archive.org/details/dauntlessastory00ewangoog
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 400 pages, illustrated $1.50
A stirring romance of the days of Charles I. and Cromwell in England and Ireland. In its general character the book invites comparison with Scott's "Waverley." It well sustains the reputation gained by Captain Martin from "The Knight of King's Guard."
The Flame of Life. (Il Fuoco.) Translated from the Italian of Gabriel D'Annunzio, author of "Triumph of Death," etc., by Kassandra Vivaria, author of "Via Lucis."
https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.95828
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
This is the first volume in the Third Trilogy, "The Romances of the Pomegranate," of the three announced by the great Italian writer. We were fortunate in securing the book, and also in securing the services as translator of the talented author of "Via Lucis," herself an Italian by birth.
Selections from L. C. Page and Company's List of Fiction.
An Enemy to the King. (Thirtieth Thousand.) From the Recently Discovered Memoirs of the Sieur de la Tournoire. By Robert Neilson Stephens.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/9965
Illustrated by H. De M. Young.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, gilt top, 460 pages $1.50
"Brilliant as a play; it is equally brilliant as a romantic novel."—Philadelphia Press.
"Those who love chivalry, fighting, and intrigue will find it, and of good quality, in this book."—New York Critic.
The Continental Dragoon. (Eighteenth Thousand.) A Romance of Philipse Manor House, in 1778. By Robert Neilson Stephens. Author of "An Enemy to the King."
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/30589
Illustrated by H. C. Edwards.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.50
"It has the sterling qualities of strong dramatic writing, and ranks among the most spirited and ably written historical romances of the season. An impulsive appreciation of a soldier who is a soldier, a man who is a man, a hero who is a hero, is one of the most captivating of Mr. Stephens's charms of manner and style."—Boston Herald.
The Road to Paris. (Sixteenth Thousand.) By Robert Neilson Stephens. Author of "An Enemy to the King," "The Continental Dragoon," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/35488
Illustrated by H. C. Edwards.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 500 pages $1.50
"Vivid and picturesque in style, well conceived and full of action, the novel is absorbing from cover to cover."—Philadelphia Public Ledger.
"In the line of historical romance, few books of the season will equal Robert Neilson Stephens's 'The Road to Paris.'"—Cincinnati Times-Star.
A Gentleman Player. (Thirty-fifth Thousand.) His Adventures on a Secret Mission for Queen Elizabeth. By Robert Neilson Stephens. Author of "An Enemy to the King," "The Continental Dragoon," "The Road to Paris," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34650
Illustrated by Frank T. Merrill.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 450 pages $1.50
"A thrilling historical romance.... It is a well-told tale of mingled romance and history, and the reader throughout unconsciously joins in the flight and thrills with the excitement of the dangers and adventures that befall the fugitives."—Chicago Tribune.
"'A Gentleman Player' is well conceived and well told."—Boston Journal.
Rose à Charlitte. (Eighth Thousand.) An Acadien Romance. By Marshall Saunders. Author of "Beautiful Joe," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/41296
Illustrated by H. De M. Young.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 500 pages $1.50
"A very fine novel we unhesitatingly pronounce it ... one of the books that stamp themselves at once upon the imagination and remain imbedded in the memory long after the covers are closed."—Literary World, Boston.
Deficient Saints. A Tale of Maine. By Marshall Saunders. Author of "Rose à Charlitte," "Beautiful Joe," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/52783
Illustrated by Frank T. Merrill.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 400 pages $1.50
"The tale is altogether delightful; it is vitally charming and expresses a quiet power that sparkles with all sorts of versatile beauty."—Boston Ideas.
Her Sailor. A Novel. By Marshall Saunders. Author of "Rose à Charlitte," "Beautiful Joe," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/56563
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 325 pages $1.25
A story of modern life of great charm and pathos, dealing with the love affairs of an American girl and a naval officer.
"A love story, refreshing and sweet."—Utica Herald.
"The wayward petulance of the maiden, who half-resents the matter-of-course wooing and wedding, her graceful coquetry, and final capitulation are prettily told, making a fine character sketch and an entertaining story."—Bookseller, Chicago.
Pretty Michal. A Romance of Hungary. By Maurus Jokai. Author of "Black Diamonds," "The Green Book," "Midst the Wild Carpathians," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/31886
Authorized translation by R. Nisbet Bain.
Illustrated with a photogravure frontispiece of the great Magyar writer.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 325 pages $1.50
"It is at once a spirited tale of 'border chivalry,' a charming love story full of genuine poetry, and a graphic picture of life in a country and at a period both equally new to English readers."—Literary World, London.
Midst the Wild Carpathians. By Maurus Jokai. Author of "Black Diamonds," "The Lion of Janina," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/37339
Authorized translation by R. Nisbet Bain.
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
"The story is absorbingly interesting and displays all the virility of Jokai's powers, his genius of description, his keenness of characterization, his subtlety of humor, and his consummate art in the progression of the novel from one apparent climax to another."—Chicago Evening Post.
In Kings' Houses. A Romance of the Reign of Queen Anne. By Julia C. R. Dorr. Author of "A Cathedral Pilgrimage," etc.
Illustrated by Frank T. Merrill.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 400 pages $1.50
"We close the book with a wish that the author may write more romances of the history of England which she knows so well."—Bookman, New York.
"A fine strong story which is a relief to come upon. Related with charming, simple art."—Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Omar the Tentmaker. A Romance of Old Persia. By Nathan Haskell Dole.
https://archive.org/details/omartentmakerrom00doleiala
Illustrated by F. T. Merrill.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
"The story itself is beautiful and it is beautifully written. It possesses the true spirit of romance, and is almost poetical in form. The author has undoubtedly been inspired by his admiration for the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam to write this story of which Omar is the hero."—Troy Times.
"Mr. Dole has built a delightful romance."—Chicago Chronicle.
"It is a strong and vividly written story, full of the life and spirit of romance."—New Orleans Picayune.
Manders. A Tale of Paris. By Elwyn Barron.
https://archive.org/details/manderstaleofpar00barr
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 350 pages $1.50
"Bright descriptions of student life in Paris, sympathetic views of human frailty, and a dash of dramatic force, combine to form an attractive story. The book contains some very strong scenes, plenty of life and color, and a pleasant tinge of humor.... It has grip, picturesqueness, and vivacity."—The Speaker, London.
"A study of deep human interest, in which pathos and humor both play their parts. The descriptions of life in the Quartier Latin are distinguished for their freshness and liveliness."—St. James Gazette, London.
"A romance sweet as violets."—Town Topics, New York.
In Old New York. A Romance. By Wilson Barrett, author of "The Sign of the Cross," etc., and Elwyn Barron, author of "Manders."
https://archive.org/details/inoldnewyorkroma00barr
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 350 pages $1.50
"A novel of great interest and vigor."—Philadelphia Inquirer.
"'In Old New York' is worthy of its distinguished authors."—Chicago Times-Herald.
"Intensely interesting. It has an historical flavor that gives it a substantial value."—Boston Globe.
The Golden Dog. A Romance of Quebec. By William Kirby.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2735
New authorized edition.
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 620 pages $1.25
"A powerful romance of love, intrigue, and adventure in the time of Louis XV. and Mme. de Pompadour, when the French colonies were making their great struggle to retain for an ungrateful court the fairest jewels in the colonial diadem of France."—New York Herald.
The Knight of King's Guard. A Romance of the Days of the Black Prince. By Ewan Martin.
https://archive.org/details/knightkingsguar00martgoog
Illustrated by Gilbert James.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.50
An exceedingly well written romance, dealing with the romantic period chronicled so admirably by Froissart. The scene is laid at a border castle between England and Scotland, the city of London, and on the French battle-fields of Cressy and Poitiers. Edward the Third, Queen Philippa, the Black Prince, Bertrand du Guesclin, are all historical characters, accurate reproductions of which give life and vitality to the romance. The character of the hero is especially well drawn.
The Making of a Saint. By W. Somerset Maugham.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/39143
Illustrated by Gilbert James.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
"An exceedingly strong story of original motive and design.... The scenes are imbued with a spirit of frankness ... and in addition there is a strong dramatic flavor."—Philadelphia Press.
"A sprightly tale abounding in adventures, and redolent of the spirit of mediæval Italy."—Brooklyn Times.
Friendship and Folly. A Novel. By Maria Louise Pool. Author of "Dally," "A Redbridge Neighborhood," "In a Dike Shanty," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/45687
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
"The author handles her elements with skilful fingers—fingers that feel their way most truthfully among the actual emotions and occurrences of nineteenth century romance. Hers is a frank, sensitive touch, and the result is both complete and full of interest."—Boston Ideas.
"The story will rank with the best previous work of this author."—Indianapolis News.
The Rejuvenation of Miss Semaphore. A Farcical Novel. By Hal Godfrey.
https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.96609
Illustrated by Etheldred B. Barry.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.25
"A fanciful, laughable tale of two maiden sisters of uncertain age who are induced, by their natural longing for a return to youth and its blessings, to pay a large sum for a mystical water which possesses the value of setting backwards the hands of time. No more delightfully fresh and original book has appeared since 'Vice Versa' charmed an amused world. It is well written, drawn to the life, and full of the most enjoyable humor."—Boston Beacon.
The Paths of the Prudent. By J. S. Fletcher. Author of "When Charles I. Was King," "Mistress Spitfire," etc.
https://archive.org/details/pathsprudentaco00fletgoog
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.50
"The story has a curious fascination for the reader, and the theme and characters are handled with rare ability."—Scotsman.
"Dorinthia is charming. The story is told with great humor."—Pall Mall Gazette.
"An excellently well told story, and the reader's interest is perfectly sustained to the very end."—Punch.
Cross Trails. By Victor Waite.
https://archive.org/details/adventurescapta00woodgoog
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 450 pages $1.50
"A Spanish-American novel of unusual interest, a brilliant, dashing, and stirring story, teeming with humanity and life. Mr. Waite is to be congratulated upon the strength with which he has drawn his characters."—San Francisco Chronicle.
"Every page is enthralling."—Academy.
"Full of strength and reality."—Athenæum.
"The book is exceedingly powerful."—Glasgow Herald.
Bijli the Dancer. By James Blythe Patton.
Illustrated by Horace Van Rinth.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 350 pages $1.50
"A novel of Modern India.... The fortunes of the heroine, an Indian nautch-girl, are told with a vigor, pathos, and a wealth of poetic sympathy that makes the book admirable from first to last."—Detroit Free Press.
"A remarkable book."—Bookman.
"Powerful and fascinating."—Pall Mall Gazette.
"A vivid picture of Indian life."—Academy, London.
Drives and Puts. A Book of Golf Stories. By Walter Camp and Lilian Brooks.
https://archive.org/details/drivesputsbookof00campiala
Small 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 250 pages $1.25
"It will be heartily relished by all readers, whether golfers or not."—Boston Ideas.
"Decidedly the best golf stories I have read."—Milwaukee Journal.
"Thoroughly entertaining and interesting in every page, and is gotten out with care and judgment that indicate rare taste in bookmaking."—Chicago Saturday Evening Herald.
Via Lucis. By Kassandra Vivaria.
https://archive.org/details/vialucisanovel00vivagoog
With portrait of the author.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 480 pages $1.50
"'Via Lucis' is—we say it unhesitatingly—a striking and interesting production."—London Athenæum.
"Without doubt the most notable novel of the summer is this strong story of Italian life, so full of local color one can almost see the cool, shaded patios and the flame of the pomegranate blossom, and smell the perfume of the grapes growing on the hillsides. It is a story of deep and passionate heart interests, of fierce loves and fiercer hates, of undisciplined natures that work out their own bitter destiny of woe. There has hardly been a finer piece of portraiture than that of the child Arduina,—the child of a sickly and unloved mother and a cruel and vindictive father,—a morbid, queer, lonely little creature, who is left to grow up without love or training of any kind."—New Orleans Picayune.
"To Arms!" Being some Passages from the Early Life of Allan Oliphant, Chirurgeon, Written by Himself, and now set forth for the First Time. By Andrew Balfour.
https://archive.org/details/toarmsbeingsomep00balfiala
Illustrated by F. W. Glover.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 575 pages $1.50
"A tale of 'Bonnie Tweedside,' and St. Dynans and Auld Reekie,—a fair picture of the country under misrule and usurpation and all kinds of vicissitudes. Allan Oliphant is a great hero."—Chicago Times-Herald.
"A recital of thrilling interest, told with unflagging vigor."—Globe.
"An unusually excellent example of a semi-historic romance."—World.
The River of Pearls; or, The Red Spider. A Chinese Romance. By René de Pont-Jest.
With sixty illustrations from original drawings by Felix Régamey.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 300 pages $1.50
Close acquaintance with the manners and customs of the Chinese has enabled the author to write a story which is instructive as well as interesting. The book, as a whole, shows the writer to be possessed of a strong descriptive faculty, as well as keen insight into the characters of the people of whom he is writing. The plot is cleverly conceived and well worked out, and the story abounds with incidents of the most exciting and sensational character. Enjoyment of its perusal is increased by the powerful illustrations of Felix Régamey.
The book may be read with profit by any one who wishes to realize the actual condition of native life in China.
Lally of the Brigade. A Romance of the Irish Brigade in France during the Time of Louis the Fourteenth. By L. McManus. Author of "The Silk of the Kine," "The Red Star," etc.
https://archive.org/details/lallybrigade00macmgoog
Illustrated.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 250 pages $1.25
The scene of this romance is partly at the siege of Crimona (held by the troops of Louis XIV.) by the Austrian forces under Prince Eugene. During the siege the famous Irish Brigade renders valiant service, and the hero—a dashing young Irishman—is in the thick of the fighting. He is also able to give efficient service in unravelling a political intrigue, in which the love affairs of the hero and the heroine are interwoven.
Frivolities. Especially Addressed to those who are Tired of being Serious. By Richard Marsh. Author of "Tom Ossington's Ghost," etc.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/40454
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 340 pages $1.50
A dozen stories in an entirely new vein for Mr. Marsh. The humor is irresistible, and carries the reader on breathlessly from one laugh to another. The style, though appealing to a totally different side of complex human nature, is as strong and effective as the author's intense and dramatic work in "Tom Ossington's Ghost."
Sons Of Adversity. A Romance of Queen Elizabeth's Time. By L. Cope Cornford. Author of "Captain Jacobus," etc.
Illustrated by J. W. Kennedy.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 325 pages $1.25
"A tale of adventure on land and sea at the time when Protestant England and Catholic Spain were struggling for naval supremacy. Spanish conspiracies against the peace of good Queen Bess, a vivid description of the raise of the Spanish siege of Leyden by the combined Dutch and English forces, sea fights, the recovery of stolen treasure, are all skilfully woven elements in a plot of unusual strength."—Pittsburg Bulletin.
The Count of Nideck. From the French of Erckmann-Chatrian, Translated and Adapted by Ralph Browning Fiske.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34999
Illustrated by Victor A. Searles.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 375 pages $1.25
"'The Count of Nideck,' adapted from the French of Erckmann-Chatrian by Ralph Browning Fiske, is a most interesting tale, simply told, and moving with direct force to the end in view."—Minneapolis Times.
"Rapid in movement, it abounds in dramatic incident, furnishes graphic descriptions of the locality, and is enlivened with a very pretty love story."—Troy Budget.
Muriella; or, Le Selve. By Ouida.
Illustrated by M. B. Prendergast.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 250 pages $1.25
"Ouida's literary style is almost perfect in 'Muriella.'"—Chicago Times-Herald.
"'Muriella' is an admirable example of the author's best work."—Brooklyn Times.
"It dwells in the memory, and bears the dramatic force, tragic interest, and skilfulness of treatment that mark the work of Ouida when at her best."—Pittsburg Bulletin.
The Archbishop's Unguarded Moment. By Oscar Fay Adams.
https://archive.org/details/archbishopsungua00adamiala
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, 300 pages $1.25
"A very captivating volume."—Evening Wisconsin.
"Brimming over with humor."—Chicago Chronicle.
"He who cares to pass a few hours in quiet enjoyment and subdued laughter will do well to become the possessor of this clever volume."—American, Philadelphia.
The Works of Gabriel d'Annunzio.
The Triumph of Death: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/54272
The Intruder: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/54236
The Maidens of the Rocks.
The Child of Pleasure: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20015
Each, 1 vol., library 12mo, cloth decorative $1.50
"The writer of the greatest promise to-day in Italy, and perhaps one of the most unique figures in contemporary literature, is Gabriel d'Annunzio, the poet-novelist."—The Bookman.
"This book is realistic. Some say that it is brutally so. But the realism is that of Flaubert and not of Zola. There is no plain speaking for the sake of plain speaking. Every detail is justified in the fact that it illuminates either the motives or the actions of the man and woman who here stand revealed. It is deadly true. The author holds the mirror up to nature, and the reader, as he sees his own experiences duplicated in passage after passage, has something of the same sensation as all of us know on the first reading of George Meredith's 'Egoist.' Reading these pages is like being out in the country on a dark night in a storm. Suddenly a flash of lightning comes and every detail of your surroundings is revealed."—Review of the Triumph of Death, in the New York Evening Sun.
Ye Lyttle Salem Maide. A Story of Witchcraft. By Pauline Bradford Mackie.
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With four full-page photogravures from drawings by E. W. D. Hamilton.
Printed on deckle-edged paper, with gilt top, and bound in cloth decorative, 321 pages $1.50
A tale of the days of the reign of superstition in New England, and of a brave "lyttle maide" of Salem Town, whose faith and hope and unyielding adherence to her word of honor form the basis of a most attractive story. Several historical characters are introduced, including the Rev. Cotton Mather and Governor and Lady Phipps, and a very convincing picture is drawn of Puritan life during the latter part of the seventeenth century. An especial interest is added to the book by the illustrations, reproduced by the photogravure process from originals by E. W. D. Hamilton.
Mademoiselle de Berny. A Story of Valley Forge. By Pauline Bradford Mackie.
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With five full-page photogravures from drawings by Frank T. Merrill.
Printed on deckle-edged paper, with gilt top, and bound in cloth decorative, 272 pages $1.50
"The charm of 'Mademoiselle de Berny' lies in its singular sweetness."—Boston Herald.
"One of the very few choice American historical stories."—Boston Transcript.
"Real romance ... admirably written."—Washington Post.
"A stirring romance, full of life and action from start to finish."—Toledo Daily Blade.
"Of the many romances in which Washington is made to figure, this is one of the most fascinating, one of the best."—Boston Courier.
Captain Fracasse. Translated from the French of Gautier. By Ellen Murray Beam.
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Illustrated by Victor A. Searles.
Library 12mo, cloth decorative, 575 pages $1.25
"The story is one of the best in romantic fiction, for upon it Gautier lavished his rare knowledge of the twelfth century."—San Francisco Chronicle.
"One of those rare stories in which vitality is abundant."—New York Herald.
In Guiana Wilds. A Study of Two Women. By James Rodway. Author of "In the Guiana Forest," etc.
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Library 12mo, cloth, decorative, illustrated, 250 pages $1.25
"In Guiana Wilds" may be described as an ethnological romance. A typical young Scotchman becomes, by the force of circumstances, decivilized, and mates with a native woman.
It is a psychological study of great power and ability.
The Gray House of the Quarries. By Mary Harriott Norris.
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With a frontispiece etching by Edmund H. Garrett.
8vo, cloth decorative, 500 pages $1.50
"The peculiar genre, for which, in a literary sense, all must acknowledge obligation to the author of a new type, is the Dutch-American species. The church-goings, the courtings, the pleasures and sorrows of a primitive people, their lives and deaths, weddings, suicides, births, and burials, are Rembrandt and Rubens pictures on a fresh canvas."—Boston Transcript.
"The fine ideal of womanhood in a person never once physically described will gratify the highest tone of the period, and is an ennobling conception."—Time and the Hour, Boston.
Vivian of Virginia. Being the Memoirs of Our First Rebellion, by John Vivian, Esq., of Middle Plantation, Virginia. By Hulbert Fuller.
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"A stirring and accurate account of the famous Bacon rebellion."—Los Angeles Sunday Times.
"We shall have to search far to find a better colonial story than this."—Denver Republican.
"A well-conceived, well-plotted romance, full of life and adventure."—Chicago Inter-Ocean.
"A story abounding in exciting incidents and well-told conversations."—Boston Journal.
"Mr. Fuller will find a large circle of readers for his romance who will not be disappointed in their pleasant expectations."—Boston Transcript.
"Instead of using history as a background for the exploits of the hero, the author used the hero to bring out history and the interesting events of those early days in Virginia. The author has preserved the language and customs of the times admirably."—Philadelphia Telegram.
A Man=at=Arms. A Romance of Italy in the Days of Gian Galeazzo Visconti, the Great Viper. By Clinton Scollard. Author of "Skenandoa," etc.
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"The style is admirable, simple, direct, fluent, and sometimes eloquent; and the story moves with rapidity from start to finish."—The Bookman.
"A good story."—N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
"It is a triumph in style."—Utica Herald.
Bobbie McDuff. By Clinton Ross, Author of "The Scarlet Coat," "Zuleika," etc.
Illustrated by B. West Clinedinst.
Large 16mo, cloth decorative, 260 pages $1.00
"'Bobbie McDuff,' by Clinton Ross, is a healthy romance, tersely and vigorously told."—Louisville Courier-Journal.
"It is full of mystery and as fascinating as a fairy tale."—San Francisco Chronicle.
"It is a well-written story, full of surprises and abounding in vivid interest."—The Congregationalist, Boston.
A Mad Madonna and Other Stories. By L. Clarkson Whitelock.
With eight half-tone illustrations.
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A half dozen remarkable psychological stories, delicate in color and conception. Each of the six has a touch of the supernatural, a quick suggestion, a vivid intensity, and a dreamy realism that is matchless in its forceful execution.
On the Point. A Summer Idyl. By Nathan Haskell Dole. Author of "Not Angels Quite," with dainty half-tone illustrations as chapter headings.
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A bright and clever story of a summer on the coast of Maine, fresh, breezy, and readable from the first to the last page. The narrative describes the summer outing of a Mr. Merrithew and his family. The characters are all honest, pleasant people, whom we are glad to know. We part from them with the same regret with which we leave a congenial party of friends.
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By ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
3 The Kellys and the O’Kellys. 5 Tales of all Countries. 7 The Bertrams. 10 Lotta Schmidt. 13 La Vendee. 21 Harry Heathcote
By CHARLES LEVER.
39 Jack Hinton. 40 Harry Lorrequer. 41 The O’Donoghue. 43 One of Them. 44 Sir Jasper Carew. 45 A Day’s Ride: a Life’s Romance 46 Maurice Tiernay. 47 Barrington. 48 Luttrell of Arran. 49 A Rent in a Cloud. 50 Sir Brook Fossbrooke. 51 The Bramleighs. 52 Tony Butler. 53 That Boy of Norcott’s. 54 Lord Kilgobbin. 55 Cornelius O’Dowd. 56 Nuts and Nutcrackers. 57 Tales of the Trains. 58 Paul Goslett’s Confessions. 59 Charles O’Malley. 60 The Daltons. 61 Knight of Gwynne. 62 Dodd Family Abroad. 63 Tom Burke. 65 Roland Cashel. 66 Martins of Cro’ Martin. 64 Davenport Dunn.
By HARRISON AINSWORTH.
73 Cardinal Pole. 74 Constable of the Tower. 75 Leaguer of Lathom. 76 Spanish Match. 77 Constable de Bourbon. 78 Old Court. 79 Myddleton Pomfret. 80 Hilary St. Ives. 81 Lord Mayor of London. 82 John Law.
By HENRY KINGSLEY.
101 Mdlle. Mathilde. 102 Hetty. 103 Geoffry Hamlyn. 104 Ravenshoe. 105 Hillyars and Burtons. 106 Silcote of Silcotes. 107 Leighton Court. 108 Austin Elliot. 109 Reginald Hetherege. 110 The Harveys. 111 Stretton. 112 Old Margaret. 113 Valentin. 114 Hornby Mills.
By WHYTE-MELVILLE.
115 Tilbury Nogo. 116 Uncle John. 117 The White Rose. 118 Cerise. 119 Brookes of Bridlemere. 120 “Bones and I.” 121 “M. or N.” 122 Contraband. 123 Market Harborough. 124 Sarchedon. 125 Satanella. 126 Katerfelto. 127 Sister Louise. 128 Rosine. 129 Roy’s Wife. 130 Black, but Comely. 131 Riding Recollections. 132 Songs and Verses. 133 The True Cross.
By Mrs. OLIPHANT.
146 May. 147 For Love and Life. 148 Last of the Mortimers. 149 Squire Arden. 150 Ombra. 151 Madonna Mary. 152 Days of my Life. 153 Harry Muir. 154 Heart and Cross. 155 Magdalene Hepburn. 156 House on the Moor. 157 Lilliesleaf. 158 Lucy Crofton. 159 At His Gates.
By HAWLEY SMART.
165 Broken Bonds. 166 Two Kisses. 167 False Cards. 168 Courtship. 169 Bound to Win. 170 Cecile. 171 Race for a Wife. 172 Play or Pay. 173 Sunshine and Snow. 174 Belles and Ringers. 175 Social Sinners. 176 The Great Tontine. 177 At Fault. 178 Hard Lines. 179 Salvage. 180 From Post to Finish. 181 Tie and Trick. 182 A False Start.
By VICTOR HUGO.
198 By the King’s Command. 202A A History of a Crime.
By LYTTON BULWER.
266 Eugene Aram. 267 Pelham.
By Captain MARRYAT.
299 Japhet in Search of a Father. 300 Jacob Faithful. 302 The King’s Own. 303 Frank Mildmay. 304 Pacha of many Tales. 305 Rattlin the Reefer.
By MAX ADELER.
322 Out of the Hurly Burly. 323 Elbow Room. Illustrated. 324 Random Shots. Illustrated. 325 An Old Fogey. Illustrated. 326 A Desperate Adventure.
By C. C. CLARKE.
332 Charlie Thornhill. 333 Flying Scud. 334 Crumbs from a Sportsman’s Table. 335 Which is the Winner? 336 Lord Falconberg’s Heir. 337 The Beauclercs. 338 A Box for the Season. 339 Chips from an Old Block.
By ANNIE THOMAS.
343 Theo Leigh. 344 Dennis Donne. 345 Called to Account. 346 A Passion in Tatters. 347 He Cometh Not, She Said. 348 No Alternative. 349 A Narrow Escape. 350 Blotted Out. 351 A Laggard in Love. 352 High Stakes. 353 Best for Her. 354 False Colours. 355 Sir Victor’s Choice. 356 Dower House. 357 Cross of Honour.
By E. P. ROE.
371 A Face Illumined. 372 Barriers Burned Away. 373 What Can She Do? 374 A Day of Fate. 375 Without a Home. 376 A Knight of the 19th Century. 377 Near to Nature’s Heart. 379 His Sombre Rivals. 380 An Original Belle. 382 The Earth Trembled.
By Miss E. MARLITT.
387 An Old Maid’s Secret. 388 Gold Elsie. 389 The Second Wife. 390 The Little Moorland Princess.
By AMELIA B. EDWARDS.
398 In the Days of My Youth. 399 Miss Carew. 400 Debenham’s Vow. 401 Monsieur Maurice.
By JAMES GRANT.
428 Secret Dispatch.
By G. P. R. JAMES.
435 Bernard Marsh.
By SAMUEL LOVER.
446 He Would be a Gentleman. 447 Irish Stories and Legends. 448 Handy Andy.
By Mrs. MARSH.
451 Father Darcy. 452 Time, the Avenger. 453 Emilia Wyndham. 454 Mount Sorrel.
By ELEANOR F. TROLLOPE.
459 Aunt Margaret. 461 Veronica. 462 Sacristan’s Household.
By ALBERT SMITH.
465 Christopher Tadpole. Illus.
By BRET HARTE.
468 Complete Tales. 469 The Heathen Chinee. 470 Wan Lee, the Pagan, &c. 471 Deadwood Mystery, and Mark Twain’s Nightmare. Illus.
By Capt. MAYNE REID.
474 The Mountain Marriage.
By Mrs. LYNN LINTON.
478 Lizzie Lorton. 479 The Mad Willoughbys.
By Mrs. CASHEL HOEY.
492 No Sign. 493 Blossoming of an Aloe.
By Mrs. G. M. CRAIK.
494 Riverston. 495 Lost and Won. 496 Winifred’s Wooing.
By T. A. TROLLOPE.
500 Marietta. 501 Beppo, the Conscript. 502 Lindisfarne Chase. 503 Giulio Malatesta. 504 La Beata.
By W. H. MAXWELL.
516 Hector O’Halloran. Illust.
By the Author of “WOMAN’S DEVOTION.”
524 Mr. and Mrs. Asheton. 525 Three Wives. 526 Ladies of Lovel Leigh. 527 Queen of the County. 528 Book of Heroines. 529 Lords and Ladies. 530 Woman’s Devotion.
By THEODORE HOOK.
536 Jack Brag.
By M. W. SAVAGE.
541 My Uncle, the Curate. 542 Bachelor of the Albany. 543 Falcon Family. 544 Reuben Medlicott. 545 Clover Cottage.
By M. BETHAM EDWARDS.
551 White House by the Sea. 552 John and I. 553 Lisabee’s Love Story. 554 Wild Flower of Ravensworth.
BY J. G. HOLLAND.
565 Arthur Bonnicastle.
By Miss JEWSBURY.
568 The Half-Sisters. 569 Sorrows of Gentility. 570 Marian Withers. 571 Constance Herbert.
By Mrs. GREY.
575 Mary Seaham. 576 The Gambler’s Wife. 577 The Daughter. 578 The Opera Singer’s Wife. 579 Old Dower House. 580 The Young Husband.
By JOHN MILLS.
582 Belle of the Village. 583 The Briefless Barrister. 584 Stable Secrets, and The Life of a Racehorse. Illustrated. 585 Flyers of the Hunt.
By the Author of “MY FIRST SEASON.”
588 Charles Auchester. 589 Counterparts. 590 My First Season.
By “SCRUTATOR.”
595 Master of the Hounds. 596 Country Gentleman. 597 Squire of Beechwood.
By Mrs. W. M. L. JAY.
602 Shiloh. 603 Holden with the Cords.
By Miss R. M. KETTLE.
606 Smugglers and Foresters. 607 Mistress of Langdale Hall. 608 Hillsden on the Moors. 609 Under the Grand Old Hills. 610 Fabian’s Tower. 611 The Wreckers. 612 My Home in the Shires. 613 The Sea and the Moor. 614 La Belle Marie.
By JEAN MIDDLEMASS.
625 Wild Georgie.
By Author of “OLIVE VARCOE.”
629 Forgotten Lives. 630 The Kiddle-a-Wink. 631 Love’s Bitterness. 632 In the House of a Friend.
By GEORGE MEREDITH.
635 Tragic Comedians.
By Capt. ARMSTRONG.
636 The Young Commander. 637 The War-Hawk. 638 Queen of the Seas. 639 The Sailor Hero. 640 Cruise of the “Daring.” 641 The Sunny South. 642 Medora. 643 Two Midshipmen.
By Miss PARDOE.
644 The Jealous Wife. 645 Rival Beauties.
By W. STEPHENS HAYWARD.
650 Eulalie. 651 The Diamond Cross.
By ANNA H. DRURY.
654 Deep Waters. 655 Misrepresentation. 656 The Brothers.
By DOUGLAS JERROLD.
660 The Brownrigg Papers.
By Lady EDEN.
661 Dumbleton Common.
By Miss C. J. HAMILTON.
664 Marriage Bonds. 665 The Flynns of Flynnville.
By HOLME LEE.
673 Hawksview. 674 Gilbert Messenger. 675 Thorney Hall.
By HENRY COCKTON.
676 Valentine Vox. Illustrated.
By KATHARINE KING.
677 Lost for Gold. 678 Queen of the Regiment. 679 Off the Roll. 680 Our Detachment.
By S. W. FULLOM.
683 Man of the World. 684 King and Countess.
By the Author of “CASTE,” &c.
687 Colonel Dacre. 688 My Son’s Wife. 689 Entanglements. 690 Mr. Arle. 691 Bruna’s Revenge. 692 Pearl. 693 Caste.
By Rev. R. COBBOLD.
696 Margaret Catchpole. 697 The Suffolk Gipsy.
By Mrs. PARSONS.
698 Beautiful Edith. 699 Sun and Shade. 700 Ursula’s Love Story.
BY ARTEMUS WARD.
703 His Book; and Travels among the Mormons. 704 Letters to Punch; and Mark Twain’s Practical Jokes.
By ANNA C. STEELE.
705 Condoned. 706 Gardenhurst. 707 Broken Toys.
By Mrs. WHITNEY.
710 Odd or Even?
By EMILIE CARLEN.
711 Twelve Months of Matrimony. 712 The Brilliant Marriage.
By WILLIAM CARLETON.
715 Squanders of Castle Squander.
By W. S. MAYO.
720 Never Again. 721 The Berber.
By Mrs. FORRESTER.
722 Olympus to Hades. 723 Fair Women.
By AUGUSTUS MAYHEW.
724 Faces for Fortunes.
By MARK LEMON.
725 Leyton Hall.
By KATHARINE MACQUOID.
735 A Bad Beginning. 736 Wild as a Hawk. 737 Forgotten by the World.
By A. LAMARTINE.
741 Genevieve, and The Stonemason.
By GUSTAV FREYTAG.
744 Debit and Credit.
By Author of “ST. AUBYN OF ST. AUBYN’S.”
745 Charlie Nugent. 746 St. Aubyn of St. Aubyn’s.
By “WATERS.”
747 The Heir at Law. 748 Romance of the Seas. 748A Privateer Captain.
By HENRY J. BYRON.
750 Paid in Full.
By THOMAS MILLER.
754 Royston Gower.
By Mrs. S. C. HALL.
756 The Whiteboy.
By Lady CHATTERTON.
757 The Lost Bride.
By WILLIAM GILBERT.
758 Dr. Austin’s Guests.
By THOMAS PEACOCK.
759 Melincourt.
By BAYLE ST. JOHN.
761 Maretimo.
By C. GOLDSCHMIDT.
762 Jacob Bendixen.
By Lady SCOTT.
763 The Only Child.
By Bros. MAYHEW.
765 The Image of his Father.
By E. MACKENZIE.
768 Highland Lassies.
By S. W. R.
769 Rose Douglas.
By WAT BRADWOOD.
770 O. V. H. 770A Ensemble.
By ALICE PERRY.
771 Esther’s Sacrifice.
By A. MANNING.
772 Ladies of Bever Hollow.
By JULIA KAVANAGH.
773 Madeleine.
By Author of “GUY LIVINGSTONE.”
774 Hagarene.
By Mrs. HOUSTON.
777 Lilian’s Penance.
By Lady THYNNE.
778 Off the Line.
By ALICE KING.
779 Queen of Herself.
By J. MASTERMAN.
780 A Fatal Error.
By E. METEYARD.
781 Mainstone’s Housekeeper.
By Mrs. RANDOLPH.
782 Wild Hyacinth.
By Baroness DE BURY.
783 All for Greed.
By Earl DESART.
785 Kelverdale.
By MARK HOPE.
786 Dark and Light Stories.
By Miss STEVENS.
789 Zana, the Gipsy.
By SYLVESTER JUDD.
790 Margaret.
BY A. DE VIGNY.
791 The Conspirators.
By G. R. GLEIG.
792 Chelsea Pensioners.
By A. DE FONBLANQUE.
793 A Lease for Lives. Ed. by Sir E. WRAXALL. 794 The Backwoodsman.
By Miss LEVIEN.
795 Almost a Quixote.
By E. JUNCKER.
797 Margaret’s Ordeal.
By THORPE TALBOT.
798 Philiberta.
By SOPHIE MAY.
799 Our Helen.
By JAMES GREENWOOD.
800 Little Ragamuffins.
By WM. ADAMSON.
802 Abbot of Aberbrothock.
By Mrs. GORDON SMYTHIES.
804 Guilty or Not Guilty?
By PERCY B. ST. JOHN.
805 Miranda.
By Countess DE LA MOTTE.
806 The Diamond Necklace.
By Captain FLACK.
807 Castaways of the Prairie.
By “WANDERER.”
808 Hunt-Room Stories and Yachting Yarns. Illustrated.
By W. G. CRAVEN.
809 The Margravine.
By A. WHAMOND.
810 The Conscript’s Revenge. 811 James Tacket.
By Mrs. J. K. SPENDER.
814 Godwyn’s Ordeal.
By Mrs. KENNARD.
818 The Right Sort.
By Mrs. PIRKIS.
825 Wanted an Heir.
BY A. DE GALLENGA.
826 Jenny Jennett.
By SAMUEL LAING.
828 A Sporting Quixote.
By HANNAH LYNCH.
830 Through Troubled Waters.
By BYRON WEBBER.
834 Pigskin and Willow.
By CATHARINE SINCLAIR.
850 Beatrice. 851 Modern Accomplishments. 853 Modern Flirtations. 854 Mysterious Marriage.
By ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN.
876 The Great Invasion. 877 Campaign In Kabylia. 878 Waterloo. 880 The Blockade. 881 The States-General. 882 Citizen Bonaparte. 883 Year One of the Republic. 884 Daniel Rock. 885 Friend Fritz. 886 The Conscript.
By Mrs. LEITH ADAMS.
900 Aunt Hepsy’s Foundling.
By SAMUEL WARREN.
905 Diary of a late Physician. 906 Ten Thousand a-Year.
By HAMILTON AIDE.
920 Introduced to Society.
By W. M. THACKERAY.
925 Yellowplush Correspondence, & Fitz-Boodle Papers, &c.
By OSWALD CRAWFURD.
951 Grace Tolmar. 952 The World we Live In. 953 A Woman’s Reputation.
By E. WERNER.
960 Riven Bonds. 961 Sacred Vows.
By F. MARION CRAWFORD.
966 To Leeward.
BY C. E. CRADDOCK.
971 In the Clouds. 972 Story of Keedon Bluffs.
By Prof. WILSON.
981 Tales of the Border. I. 982 Tales of the Border. II. 983 Tales of the Border. III. 984 Tales of the Border. IV.
By GUSTAVE AIMARD.
1001 The Tiger Slayer. 1002 Last of the Incas. 1003 Pirates of the Prairie. 1004 The Prairie Flower. 1005 The Trapper’s Daughter. 1006 The White Scalper. 1007 The Indian Chief.
By Lord BEACONSFIELD.
1021 Vivian Grey. 1024 Venetia. 1025 Sybil. 1026 Alroy, and Contarini Fleming. 1027 The Young Duke.
By EMILE GABORIAU.
1031 In Deadly Peril.
By ELIOT WARBURTON.
1051 The Crescent and Cross.
ANONYMOUS.
767 Belial. 776 First in the Field.788 Leah, the Jewish Maiden. 796 Janetta, and Blythe Herndon. 803 Life in a Prison. 813 Tales of Tramps. Illust. 1102 Remarkable Impostors and Celebrated Claimants.
By ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
3 The Kellys and the O’Kellys. 5 Tales of all Countries. 7 The Bertrams. 10 Lotta Schmidt. 13 La Vendee. 21 Harry Heathcote
By CHARLES LEVER.
39 Jack Hinton. 40 Harry Lorrequer. 41 The O’Donoghue. 43 One of Them. 44 Sir Jasper Carew. 45 A Day’s Ride: a Life’s Romance 46 Maurice Tiernay. 47 Barrington. 48 Luttrell of Arran. 49 A Rent in a Cloud. 50 Sir Brook Fossbrooke. 51 The Bramleighs. 52 Tony Butler. 53 That Boy of Norcott’s. 54 Lord Kilgobbin. 55 Cornelius O’Dowd. 56 Nuts and Nutcrackers. 57 Tales of the Trains. 58 Paul Goslett’s Confessions. 59 Charles O’Malley. 60 The Daltons. 61 Knight of Gwynne. 62 Dodd Family Abroad. 63 Tom Burke. 65 Roland Cashel. 66 Martins of Cro’ Martin. 64 Davenport Dunn.
By HARRISON AINSWORTH.
73 Cardinal Pole. 74 Constable of the Tower. 75 Leaguer of Lathom. 76 Spanish Match. 77 Constable de Bourbon. 78 Old Court. 79 Myddleton Pomfret. 80 Hilary St. Ives. 81 Lord Mayor of London. 82 John Law.
By HENRY KINGSLEY.
101 Mdlle. Mathilde. 102 Hetty. 103 Geoffry Hamlyn. 104 Ravenshoe. 105 Hillyars and Burtons. 106 Silcote of Silcotes. 107 Leighton Court. 108 Austin Elliot. 109 Reginald Hetherege. 110 The Harveys. 111 Stretton. 112 Old Margaret. 113 Valentin. 114 Hornby Mills.
By WHYTE-MELVILLE.
115 Tilbury Nogo. 116 Uncle John. 117 The White Rose. 118 Cerise. 119 Brookes of Bridlemere. 120 “Bones and I.” 121 “M. or N.” 122 Contraband. 123 Market Harborough. 124 Sarchedon. 125 Satanella. 126 Katerfelto. 127 Sister Louise. 128 Rosine. 129 Roy’s Wife. 130 Black, but Comely. 131 Riding Recollections. 132 Songs and Verses. 133 The True Cross.
By Mrs. OLIPHANT.
146 May. 147 For Love and Life. 148 Last of the Mortimers. 149 Squire Arden. 150 Ombra. 151 Madonna Mary. 152 Days of my Life. 153 Harry Muir. 154 Heart and Cross. 155 Magdalene Hepburn. 156 House on the Moor. 157 Lilliesleaf. 158 Lucy Crofton. 159 At His Gates.
By HAWLEY SMART.
165 Broken Bonds. 166 Two Kisses. 167 False Cards. 168 Courtship. 169 Bound to Win. 170 Cecile. 171 Race for a Wife. 172 Play or Pay. 173 Sunshine and Snow. 174 Belles and Ringers. 175 Social Sinners. 176 The Great Tontine. 177 At Fault. 178 Hard Lines. 179 Salvage. 180 From Post to Finish. 181 Tie and Trick. 182 A False Start.
By VICTOR HUGO.
198 By the King’s Command. 202A A History of a Crime.
By LYTTON BULWER.
266 Eugene Aram. 267 Pelham.
By Captain MARRYAT.
299 Japhet in Search of a Father. 300 Jacob Faithful. 302 The King’s Own. 303 Frank Mildmay. 304 Pacha of many Tales. 305 Rattlin the Reefer.
By MAX ADELER.
322 Out of the Hurly Burly. 323 Elbow Room. Illustrated. 324 Random Shots. Illustrated. 325 An Old Fogey. Illustrated. 326 A Desperate Adventure.
By C. C. CLARKE.
332 Charlie Thornhill. 333 Flying Scud. 334 Crumbs from a Sportsman’s Table. 335 Which is the Winner? 336 Lord Falconberg’s Heir. 337 The Beauclercs. 338 A Box for the Season. 339 Chips from an Old Block.
By ANNIE THOMAS.
343 Theo Leigh. 344 Dennis Donne. 345 Called to Account. 346 A Passion in Tatters. 347 He Cometh Not, She Said. 348 No Alternative. 349 A Narrow Escape. 350 Blotted Out. 351 A Laggard in Love. 352 High Stakes. 353 Best for Her. 354 False Colours. 355 Sir Victor’s Choice. 356 Dower House. 357 Cross of Honour.
By E. P. ROE.
371 A Face Illumined. 372 Barriers Burned Away. 373 What Can She Do? 374 A Day of Fate. 375 Without a Home. 376 A Knight of the 19th Century. 377 Near to Nature’s Heart. 379 His Sombre Rivals. 380 An Original Belle. 382 The Earth Trembled.
By Miss E. MARLITT.
387 An Old Maid’s Secret. 388 Gold Elsie. 389 The Second Wife. 390 The Little Moorland Princess.
By AMELIA B. EDWARDS.
398 In the Days of My Youth. 399 Miss Carew. 400 Debenham’s Vow. 401 Monsieur Maurice.
By JAMES GRANT.
428 Secret Dispatch.
By G. P. R. JAMES.
435 Bernard Marsh.
By SAMUEL LOVER.
446 He Would be a Gentleman. 447 Irish Stories and Legends. 448 Handy Andy.
By Mrs. MARSH.
451 Father Darcy. 452 Time, the Avenger. 453 Emilia Wyndham. 454 Mount Sorrel.
By ELEANOR F. TROLLOPE.
459 Aunt Margaret. 461 Veronica. 462 Sacristan’s Household.
By ALBERT SMITH.
465 Christopher Tadpole. Illus.
By BRET HARTE.
468 Complete Tales. 469 The Heathen Chinee. 470 Wan Lee, the Pagan, &c. 471 Deadwood Mystery, and Mark Twain’s Nightmare. Illus.
By Capt. MAYNE REID.
474 The Mountain Marriage.
By Mrs. LYNN LINTON.
478 Lizzie Lorton. 479 The Mad Willoughbys.
By Mrs. CASHEL HOEY.
492 No Sign. 493 Blossoming of an Aloe.
By Mrs. G. M. CRAIK.
494 Riverston. 495 Lost and Won. 496 Winifred’s Wooing.
By T. A. TROLLOPE.
500 Marietta. 501 Beppo, the Conscript. 502 Lindisfarne Chase. 503 Giulio Malatesta. 504 La Beata.
By W. H. MAXWELL.
516 Hector O’Halloran. Illust.
By the Author of “WOMAN’S DEVOTION.”
524 Mr. and Mrs. Asheton. 525 Three Wives. 526 Ladies of Lovel Leigh. 527 Queen of the County. 528 Book of Heroines. 529 Lords and Ladies. 530 Woman’s Devotion.
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536 Jack Brag.
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541 My Uncle, the Curate. 542 Bachelor of the Albany. 543 Falcon Family. 544 Reuben Medlicott. 545 Clover Cottage.
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551 White House by the Sea. 552 John and I. 553 Lisabee’s Love Story. 554 Wild Flower of Ravensworth.
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565 Arthur Bonnicastle.
By Miss JEWSBURY.
568 The Half-Sisters. 569 Sorrows of Gentility. 570 Marian Withers. 571 Constance Herbert.
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575 Mary Seaham. 576 The Gambler’s Wife. 577 The Daughter. 578 The Opera Singer’s Wife. 579 Old Dower House. 580 The Young Husband.
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582 Belle of the Village. 583 The Briefless Barrister. 584 Stable Secrets, and The Life of a Racehorse. Illustrated. 585 Flyers of the Hunt.
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606 Smugglers and Foresters. 607 Mistress of Langdale Hall. 608 Hillsden on the Moors. 609 Under the Grand Old Hills. 610 Fabian’s Tower. 611 The Wreckers. 612 My Home in the Shires. 613 The Sea and the Moor. 614 La Belle Marie.
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635 Tragic Comedians.
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715 Squanders of Castle Squander.
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777 Lilian’s Penance.
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780 A Fatal Error.
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782 Wild Hyacinth.
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792 Chelsea Pensioners.
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795 Almost a Quixote.
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797 Margaret’s Ordeal.
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798 Philiberta.
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799 Our Helen.
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800 Little Ragamuffins.
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802 Abbot of Aberbrothock.
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804 Guilty or Not Guilty?
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805 Miranda.
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806 The Diamond Necklace.
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807 Castaways of the Prairie.
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808 Hunt-Room Stories and Yachting Yarns. Illustrated.
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809 The Margravine.
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818 The Right Sort.
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825 Wanted an Heir.
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828 A Sporting Quixote.
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830 Through Troubled Waters.
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1021 Vivian Grey. 1024 Venetia. 1025 Sybil. 1026 Alroy, and Contarini Fleming. 1027 The Young Duke.
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1031 In Deadly Peril.
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1051 The Crescent and Cross.
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FROM THE CAPE TO CAIRO. E. S. Grogan.
COLLECTIONS AND RECOLLECTIONS--II. G. W. E. Russell.
A MODERN UTOPIA. H. G. Wells.
WITH KITCHENER TO KHARTUM. G. W. Steevens.
THE UNVEILING OF LHASA. E. Candler.
POPULAR ASTRONOMY. C. Flammarion.
DREAM DAYS. Kenneth Grahame.
THE PATH TO ROME. Hilaire Belloc.
REMINISCENCES OF LADY DOROTHY NEVILL.
COLLECTED POEMS OF HENRY NEWBOLT.
POT-POURRI FROM A SURREY GARDEN. Mrs. Earle.
THE RING AND THE BOOK. Robert Browning.
THE ALPS FROM END TO END. Sir W. M. Conway.
A BOOK ABOUT ROSES. Dean Hole.
MEXICO AS I SAW IT. Mrs. Alec Tweedie.
FIELDS, FACTORIES, AND WORKSHOPS. Prince Kropotkin.
CRUISE OF THE "FALCON." E. F. Knight.
THE PEOPLE OF THE ABYSS. Jack London.
A TRAMP'S SKETCHES. Stephen Graham.
NAPOLEON--THE LAST PHASE. Lord Rosebery.
SELF-SELECTED ESSAYS. Augustine Birrell.
FIJI TO THE CANNIBAL ISLANDS. B. Grimshaw.
FROM A COLLEGE WINDOW. A. C. Benson.
A LODGE IN THE WILDERNESS. John Buchan.
THE LAND OF FOOTPRINTS. Stewart White.
THE DESERT GATEWAY. S. H. Leeder.
MARSHAL MURAT. Capt. A. H. Atteridge.
MY FATHER. Estelle W. Stead.
WITH THE RUSSIAN PILGRIMS TO JERUSALEM. Stephen Graham.
A WOMAN IN THE BALKANS. Mrs. Gordon.
ITALIAN CHARACTERS. Countess Cesaresco.
THROUGH THE MAGIC DOOR. A. Conan Doyle.
HUNTING CAMPS IN WOOD AND WILDERNESS. H. Hesketh Prichard.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Brand Whitlock.
THE HAUNTERS OF THE SILENCES. C. G. D. Roberts.
WITH POOR EMIGRANTS TO AMERICA. S. Graham.
WATCHERS OF THE TRAILS. C. G. D. Roberts.
IN THE COUNTRY OF JESUS. Mathilde Serao.
RECREATIONS OF AN HISTORIAN. G. Trevelyan.
GARIBALDI'S DEFENCE OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. G. Trevelyan.
GARIBALDI AND THE MAKING OF ITALY. G. Trevelyan.
GARIBALDI AND THE THOUSAND. G. Trevelyan.
FABRE'S BOOK OF INSECTS.
THE BOOK OF A NATURALIST. W. H. Hudson.
JOHN BUNYAN. By the Author of "Mark Rutherford."
Carolin
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The Lion of the North: A Tale of Gustavus Adolphus and the Wars of Religion. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by John Schönberg. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
In this story Mr. Henty gives the history of the first part of the Thirty Years' War. The issue had its importance, which has extended to the present day, as it established religious freedom in Germany. The army of the chivalrous king of Sweden was largely composed of Scotchmen, and among these was the hero of the story.
"The tale is a clever and instructive piece of history and as boys may be trusted to read it conscientiously, they can hardly fail to be profited."—Times.
By England's Aid; or, The Freeing of the Netherlands (1585-1604). By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by Alfred Pearse, and Maps. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
The story of two English lads who go to Holland as pages in the service of one of "the fighting Veres." After many adventures by sea and land, one of the lads finds himself on board a Spanish ship at the time of the defeat of the Armada, and escapes only to fall into the hands of the Corsairs. He is successful in getting back to Spain under the protection of a wealthy merchant, and regains his native country after the capture of Cadiz.
"It is an admirable book for youngsters. It overflows with stirring incident and exciting adventure, and the color of the era and of the scene are finely reproduced. The illustrations add to its attractiveness."—Boston Gazette.
By Right of Conquest; or, With Cortez in Mexico. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by W. S. Stacey, and Two Maps. 12mo, cloth, price $1.50.
The conquest of Mexico by a small band of resolute men under the magnificent leadership of Cortez is always rightly ranked among the most romantic and daring exploits in history. With this as the ground work of his story Mr. Henty has interwoven the adventures of an English youth, Roger Hawkshaw, the sole survivor of the good ship Swan, which had sailed from a Devon port to challenge the mercantile supremacy of the Spaniards in the New World. He is beset by many perils among the natives, but is saved by his own judgment and strength, and by the devotion of an Aztec princess. At last by a ruse he obtains the protection of the Spaniards, and after the fall of Mexico he succeeds in regaining his native shore, with a fortune and a charming Aztec bride.
"'By Right of Conquest' is the nearest approach to a perfectly successful historical tale that Mr. Henty has yet published."—Academy.
With Wolfe in Canada; or, The Winning of a Continent. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by Gordon Browne. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
In the present volume Mr. Henty gives an account of the struggle between Britain and France for supremacy in the North American continent. On the issue of this war depended not only the destinies of North America, but to a large extent those of the mother countries themselves. The fall of Quebec decided that the Anglo-Saxon race should predominate in the New World; that Britain, and not France, should take the lead among the nations of Europe; and that English and American commerce, the English language, and English literature, should spread right round the globe.
"It is not only a lesson in history as instructively as it is graphically told, but also a deeply interesting and often thrilling tale of adventure and peril by flood and field."—Illustrated London News.
A Final Reckoning: A Tale of Bush Life in Australia. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by W. B. Wollen. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
The hero, a young English lad, after rather a stormy boyhood, emigrates to Australia, and gets employment as an officer in the mounted police. A few years of active work on the frontier, where he has many a brush with both natives and bushrangers, gain him promotion to a captaincy, and he eventually settles down to the peaceful life of a squatter.
"Mr. Henty has never published a more readable, a more carefully constructed, or a better written story than this."—Spectator.
By Sheer Pluck: A Tale of the Ashanti War. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by Gordon Browne. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
The author has woven, in a tale of thrilling interest, all the details of the Ashanti campaign, of which he was himself a witness. His hero, after many exciting adventures in the interior, is detained a prisoner by the king just before the outbreak of the war, but escapes, and accompanies the English expedition on their march to Coomassie.
"Mr. Henty keeps up his reputation as a writer of boys' stories. 'By Sheer Pluck' will be eagerly read."—Athenæum.
Captain Kidd's Gold: The True Story of an Adventurous Sailor Boy. By James Franklin Fitts. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
There is something fascinating to the average youth in the very idea of buried treasure. A vision arises before his eyes of swarthy Portuguese and Spanish rascals, with black beards and gleaming eyes—sinister-looking fellows who once on a time haunted the Spanish Main, sneaking out from some hidden creek in their long, low schooner, of picaroonish rake and sheer, to attack an unsuspecting trading craft. There were many famous sea rovers in their day, but none more celebrated than Capt. Kidd. Perhaps the most fascinating tale of all is Mr. Fitts' true story of an adventurous American boy, who receives from his dying father an ancient bit of vellum, which the latter obtained in a curious way. The document bears obscure directions purporting to locate a certain island in the Bahama group, and a considerable treasure buried there by two of Kidd's crew. The hero of this book, Paul Jones Garry, is an ambitious, persevering lad, of salt-water New England ancestry, and his efforts to reach the island and secure the money form one of the most absorbing tales for our youth that has come from the press.
For Name and Fame; or, Through Afghan Passes. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by Gordon Browne. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
An interesting story of the last war in Afghanistan. The hero, after being wrecked and going through many stirring adventures among the Malays, finds his way to Calcutta and enlists in a regiment proceeding to join the army at the Afghan passes. He accompanies the force under General Roberts to the Peiwar Kotal, is wounded, taken prisoner, carried to Cabul, whence he is transferred to Candahar, and takes part in the final defeat of the army of Ayoub Khan.
"The best feature of the book—apart from the interest of its scenes of adventure—is its honest effort to do justice to the patriotism of the Afghan people."—Daily News.
Captured by Apes: The Wonderful Adventures of a Young Animal Trainer. By Harry Prentice. 12mo, cloth, $1.00.
The scene of this tale is laid on an island in the Malay Archipelago. Philip Garland, a young animal collector and trainer, of New York, sets sail for Eastern seas in quest of a new stock of living curiosities. The vessel is wrecked off the coast of Borneo and young Garland, the sole survivor of the disaster, is cast ashore on a small island, and captured by the apes that overrun the place. The lad discovers that the ruling spirit of the monkey tribe is a gigantic and vicious baboon, whom he identifies as Goliah, an animal at one time in his possession and with whose instruction he had been especially diligent. The brute recognizes him, and with a kind of malignant satisfaction puts his former master through the same course of training he had himself experienced with a faithfulness of detail which shows how astonishing is monkey recollection. Very novel indeed is the way by which the young man escapes death. Mr. Prentice has certainly worked a new vein on juvenile fiction, and the ability with which he handles a difficult subject stamps him as a writer of undoubted skill.
The Bravest of the Brave; or, With Peterborough in Spain. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by H. M. Paget. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
There are few great leaders whose lives and actions have so completely fallen into oblivion as those of the Earl of Peterborough. This is largely due to the fact that they were overshadowed by the glory and successes of Marlborough. His career as general extended over little more than a year, and yet, in that time, he showed a genius for warfare which has never been surpassed.
"Mr. Henty never loses sight of the moral purpose of his work—to enforce the doctrine of courage and truth. Lads will read 'The Bravest of the Brave' with pleasure and profit; of that we are quite sure."—Daily Telegraph.
With Washington at Monmouth: A Story of Three Philadelphia Boys. By James Otis. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
Three Philadelphia boys, Seth Graydon "whose mother conducted a boarding-house which was patronized by the British officers;" Enoch Ball, "son of that Mrs. Ball whose dancing school was situated on Letitia Street," and little Jacob, son of "Chris, the Baker," serve as the principal characters. The story is laid during the winter when Lord Howe held possession of the city, and the lads aid the cause by assisting the American spies who make regular and frequent visits from Valley Forge. One reads here of home-life in the captive city when bread was scarce among the people of the lower classes, and a reckless prodigality shown by the British officers, who passed the winter in feasting and merry-making while the members of the patriot army but a few miles away were suffering from both cold and hunger. The story abounds with pictures of Colonial life skillfully drawn, and the glimpses of Washington's soldiers which are given show that the work has not been hastily done, or without considerable study.
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97-99-101 Reade Street, New York.
The Lion of the North: A Tale of Gustavus Adolphus and the Wars of Religion. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by John Schönberg. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
In this story Mr. Henty gives the history of the first part of the Thirty Years' War. The issue had its importance, which has extended to the present day, as it established religious freedom in Germany. The army of the chivalrous king of Sweden was largely composed of Scotchmen, and among these was the hero of the story.
"The tale is a clever and instructive piece of history and as boys may be trusted to read it conscientiously, they can hardly fail to be profited."—Times.
By England's Aid; or, The Freeing of the Netherlands (1585-1604). By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by Alfred Pearse, and Maps. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
The story of two English lads who go to Holland as pages in the service of one of "the fighting Veres." After many adventures by sea and land, one of the lads finds himself on board a Spanish ship at the time of the defeat of the Armada, and escapes only to fall into the hands of the Corsairs. He is successful in getting back to Spain under the protection of a wealthy merchant, and regains his native country after the capture of Cadiz.
"It is an admirable book for youngsters. It overflows with stirring incident and exciting adventure, and the color of the era and of the scene are finely reproduced. The illustrations add to its attractiveness."—Boston Gazette.
By Right of Conquest; or, With Cortez in Mexico. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by W. S. Stacey, and Two Maps. 12mo, cloth, price $1.50.
The conquest of Mexico by a small band of resolute men under the magnificent leadership of Cortez is always rightly ranked among the most romantic and daring exploits in history. With this as the ground work of his story Mr. Henty has interwoven the adventures of an English youth, Roger Hawkshaw, the sole survivor of the good ship Swan, which had sailed from a Devon port to challenge the mercantile supremacy of the Spaniards in the New World. He is beset by many perils among the natives, but is saved by his own judgment and strength, and by the devotion of an Aztec princess. At last by a ruse he obtains the protection of the Spaniards, and after the fall of Mexico he succeeds in regaining his native shore, with a fortune and a charming Aztec bride.
"'By Right of Conquest' is the nearest approach to a perfectly successful historical tale that Mr. Henty has yet published."—Academy.
With Wolfe in Canada; or, The Winning of a Continent. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by Gordon Browne. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
In the present volume Mr. Henty gives an account of the struggle between Britain and France for supremacy in the North American continent. On the issue of this war depended not only the destinies of North America, but to a large extent those of the mother countries themselves. The fall of Quebec decided that the Anglo-Saxon race should predominate in the New World; that Britain, and not France, should take the lead among the nations of Europe; and that English and American commerce, the English language, and English literature, should spread right round the globe.
"It is not only a lesson in history as instructively as it is graphically told, but also a deeply interesting and often thrilling tale of adventure and peril by flood and field."—Illustrated London News.
A Final Reckoning: A Tale of Bush Life in Australia. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by W. B. Wollen. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
The hero, a young English lad, after rather a stormy boyhood, emigrates to Australia, and gets employment as an officer in the mounted police. A few years of active work on the frontier, where he has many a brush with both natives and bushrangers, gain him promotion to a captaincy, and he eventually settles down to the peaceful life of a squatter.
"Mr. Henty has never published a more readable, a more carefully constructed, or a better written story than this."—Spectator.
By Sheer Pluck: A Tale of the Ashanti War. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by Gordon Browne. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
The author has woven, in a tale of thrilling interest, all the details of the Ashanti campaign, of which he was himself a witness. His hero, after many exciting adventures in the interior, is detained a prisoner by the king just before the outbreak of the war, but escapes, and accompanies the English expedition on their march to Coomassie.
"Mr. Henty keeps up his reputation as a writer of boys' stories. 'By Sheer Pluck' will be eagerly read."—Athenæum.
Captain Kidd's Gold: The True Story of an Adventurous Sailor Boy. By James Franklin Fitts. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
There is something fascinating to the average youth in the very idea of buried treasure. A vision arises before his eyes of swarthy Portuguese and Spanish rascals, with black beards and gleaming eyes—sinister-looking fellows who once on a time haunted the Spanish Main, sneaking out from some hidden creek in their long, low schooner, of picaroonish rake and sheer, to attack an unsuspecting trading craft. There were many famous sea rovers in their day, but none more celebrated than Capt. Kidd. Perhaps the most fascinating tale of all is Mr. Fitts' true story of an adventurous American boy, who receives from his dying father an ancient bit of vellum, which the latter obtained in a curious way. The document bears obscure directions purporting to locate a certain island in the Bahama group, and a considerable treasure buried there by two of Kidd's crew. The hero of this book, Paul Jones Garry, is an ambitious, persevering lad, of salt-water New England ancestry, and his efforts to reach the island and secure the money form one of the most absorbing tales for our youth that has come from the press.
For Name and Fame; or, Through Afghan Passes. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by Gordon Browne. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
An interesting story of the last war in Afghanistan. The hero, after being wrecked and going through many stirring adventures among the Malays, finds his way to Calcutta and enlists in a regiment proceeding to join the army at the Afghan passes. He accompanies the force under General Roberts to the Peiwar Kotal, is wounded, taken prisoner, carried to Cabul, whence he is transferred to Candahar, and takes part in the final defeat of the army of Ayoub Khan.
"The best feature of the book—apart from the interest of its scenes of adventure—is its honest effort to do justice to the patriotism of the Afghan people."—Daily News.
Captured by Apes: The Wonderful Adventures of a Young Animal Trainer. By Harry Prentice. 12mo, cloth, $1.00.
The scene of this tale is laid on an island in the Malay Archipelago. Philip Garland, a young animal collector and trainer, of New York, sets sail for Eastern seas in quest of a new stock of living curiosities. The vessel is wrecked off the coast of Borneo and young Garland, the sole survivor of the disaster, is cast ashore on a small island, and captured by the apes that overrun the place. The lad discovers that the ruling spirit of the monkey tribe is a gigantic and vicious baboon, whom he identifies as Goliah, an animal at one time in his possession and with whose instruction he had been especially diligent. The brute recognizes him, and with a kind of malignant satisfaction puts his former master through the same course of training he had himself experienced with a faithfulness of detail which shows how astonishing is monkey recollection. Very novel indeed is the way by which the young man escapes death. Mr. Prentice has certainly worked a new vein on juvenile fiction, and the ability with which he handles a difficult subject stamps him as a writer of undoubted skill.
The Bravest of the Brave; or, With Peterborough in Spain. By G. A. Henty. With full-page Illustrations by H. M. Paget. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
There are few great leaders whose lives and actions have so completely fallen into oblivion as those of the Earl of Peterborough. This is largely due to the fact that they were overshadowed by the glory and successes of Marlborough. His career as general extended over little more than a year, and yet, in that time, he showed a genius for warfare which has never been surpassed.
"Mr. Henty never loses sight of the moral purpose of his work—to enforce the doctrine of courage and truth. Lads will read 'The Bravest of the Brave' with pleasure and profit; of that we are quite sure."—Daily Telegraph.
With Washington at Monmouth: A Story of Three Philadelphia Boys. By James Otis. 12mo, cloth, price $1.00.
Three Philadelphia boys, Seth Graydon "whose mother conducted a boarding-house which was patronized by the British officers;" Enoch Ball, "son of that Mrs. Ball whose dancing school was situated on Letitia Street," and little Jacob, son of "Chris, the Baker," serve as the principal characters. The story is laid during the winter when Lord Howe held possession of the city, and the lads aid the cause by assisting the American spies who make regular and frequent visits from Valley Forge. One reads here of home-life in the captive city when bread was scarce among the people of the lower classes, and a reckless prodigality shown by the British officers, who passed the winter in feasting and merry-making while the members of the patriot army but a few miles away were suffering from both cold and hunger. The story abounds with pictures of Colonial life skillfully drawn, and the glimpses of Washington's soldiers which are given show that the work has not been hastily done, or without considerable study.
Carolin
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By Prof. G. F. SCOTT ELLIOT M.A., B.SC, F.R.G.S., F.L.S., &c.
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By SIDNEY WRIGHT
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By CHARLES R. GIBSON, F.R.S.E.
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H. COUPIN, D.Sc., & J. LEA, M.A.
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By ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS B.A., F.R.G.S.
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"Crisply written, brimful of incident. To intelligent lads should be as welcome as a Ballantyne story."—Glasgow Herald
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By ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS B.A., F.R.G.S.
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By JOHN LEA, M.A.
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"Most fascinating, suggestive, and readable."—Spectator
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By E. S. GREW, M.A.
With twenty-five illustrations
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"Among writers for boys on science, easily the most skilful is Mr. Charles Gibson. He writes so clearly, simply and charmingly about the most difficult things that his books are quite as entertaining as any ordinary book of adventure. Mr. Gibson has a first-rate scientific mind and considerable scientific attainments. He is never guilty of an inexact phrase—certainly, never an obscure one—or a misleading analogy. We could imagine him having a vogue among our young folk comparable with that of Jules Verne."—The Nation.
"Mr. Gibson has fairly made his mark as a populariser of scientific knowledge."—Guardian.
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"A popular and practical account of all kinds of manufacture."—Scotsman.
"Just the sort of book to put into the hands of senior boys as a school prize."—Sheffield Telegraph.
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"A brilliant study."—Daily Mail.
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"This series has now won a considerable & well deserved reputation."—The Guardian.
"Each Volume treats its allotted theme with accuracy, but at the same time with a charm that will commend itself to readers of all ages. The root idea is excellent, and it is excellently carried out, with full illustrations and very prettily designed covers."—The Daily Telegraph.
By Prof. G. F. SCOTT ELLIOT, M.A., B.Sc.
The Romance of Savage Life
The Romance of Early British Life
By EDWARD GILLIAT, M.A.
The Romance of Modern Sieges
By JOHN LEA, M.A.
The Romance of Bird Life
By JOHN LEA. M.A. & H. COUPIN, D.Sc.
The Romance of Animal Arts and Crafts
By SIDNEY WRIGHT
The Romance of the World's Fisheries
By the Rev. J. C. LAMBERT, M.A., D.D.
The Romance of Missionary Heroism
By CHARLES R. GIBSON, F.R.S.E.
The Romance of Modern Photography
The Romance of Modern Electricity
The Romance of Modern Manufacture
The Romance of Scientific Discovery
By CHARLES C. TURNER
The Romance of Aeronautics
By HECTOR MACPHERSON, Junr.
The Romance of Modern Astronomy
By ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS, B.A. (Oxon.), F.R.G.S.
The Romance of Early Exploration
The Romance of Modern Exploration
The Romance of Modern Invention
The Romance of Modern Engineering
The Romance of Modern Locomotion
The Romance of Modern Mining
By EDMUND SELOUS
The Romance of the Animal World
The Romance of Insect Life
By AGNES GIBERNE
The Romance of the Mighty Deep
By E. S. GREW, M.A.
The Romance of Modern Geology
By J. C. PHILIP, D.Sc., Ph.D.
The Romance of Modern Chemistry
By E. KEBLE CHATTERTON, B.A.
The Romance of the Ship
The Romance of Piracy
By T. W. CORBIN
The Romance of Submarine Engineering
The Romance of War Inventions
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34459
By NORMAN J. DAVIDSON, B.A. (Oxon.)
The Romance of the Spanish Main
SEELEY, SERVICE & CO., LIMITED.
note by carolin
also: The romance of Mathematics https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/26481
the romance of the microscope https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/49505
the romance of industry and invention https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/38329
poison romance and poison mysteries https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/43840
The Romance of Book-Collecting by J. Herbert Slater https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/46237
The Mystery and Romance of Alchemy and Pharmacy by C. J. S. Thompson https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/47004
Scientific Romances (First Series) by C. H. Hinton https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/49289
Note: I am working my way through those as group projects, and i delete books from the list as soon as i get started.
Each volume profusely illustrated. Ex. Crown 8vo. 5s.
"The Library of Romance offers a splendid choice."—Globe.
THE ROMANCE OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY
By C. R. GIBSON, F.R.S.E.
With many illustrations
THE ROMANCE OF AERONAUTICS
By CHARLES C. TURNER
"A valuable contribution to the literature of this most marvellous subject."—British Weekly
With forty illustrations
THE ROMANCE OF SUBMARINE ENGINEERING
By THOMAS W. CORBIN
author of "mechanical inventions of to-day"
With many illustrations & diagrams
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN ASTRONOMY
By HECTOR MACPHERSON, Junr.
With thirty-seven illustrations
THE ROMANCE OF THE SHIP
By E. KEBLE CHATTERTON, B.A.
With thirty-four illustrations
THE ROMANCE OF SAVAGE LIFE
Describing the Habits, Customs, Everyday Life, Arts, Crafts, Games, Adventures and Sports of Primitive Man
By Prof. G. F. SCOTT ELLIOT M.A., B.SC, F.R.G.S., F.L.S., &c.
With forty illustrations
THE ROMANCE OF THE WORLD'S FISHERIES
With descriptions of the Many and Curious Methods of Fishing in all parts of the world
By SIDNEY WRIGHT
With twenty-four illustrations
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY
By CHARLES R. GIBSON, F.R.S.E.
With sixty-three illustrations
THE ROMANCE OF ANIMAL ARTS & CRAFTS
H. COUPIN, D.Sc., & J. LEA, M.A.
With twenty-seven illustrations
"A charming subject well set forth."—Athenæum
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN ENGINEERING
By ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS B.A., F.R.G.S.
With many illustrations
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN LOCOMOTION
By ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS B.A., F.R.G.S.
With twenty-five illustrations
"Crisply written, brimful of incident. To intelligent lads should be as welcome as a Ballantyne story."—Glasgow Herald
THE ROMANCE OF MINING
By ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS B.A., F.R.G.S.
With twenty-four illustrations
"We cannot praise this book too highly."—British Weekly
THE ROMANCE OF THE MIGHTY DEEP
By AGNES GIBERNE
With illustrations
"Most fascinating; admirably adapted for the young."—Daily News
SEELEY, SERVICE & CO. LIMITED
THE LIBRARY OF ROMANCE
Lavishly Illustrated. Ex. Crown 8vo. 5s. each volume
"Splendid volumes."—The Outlook
THE ROMANCE OF THE SPANISH MAIN
By N. J. DAVIDSON, B.A. (Oxon.)
With many illustrations
THE ROMANCE OF THE GREAT WAR
By N. J. DAVIDSON, B.A. (Oxon.)
With many illustrations
NEW & REVISED EDITION
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN ELECTRICITY
By CHARLES R. GIBSON, F.R.S.E.
With forty-five illustrations
"Admirable ... clear and concise."—The Graphic
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN EXPLORATION
By ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS B.A., F.R.G.S.
With twenty-six illustrations
"A mine of information and stirring incident."—Scotsman
THE ROMANCE OF EARLY EXPLORATION
By ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS B.A., F.R.G.S.
With sixteen illustrations
"Vivid and vigorous."—Glasgow Herald
THE ROMANCE OF INSECT LIFE
By EDMUND SELOUS
With twenty illustrations
"Well merits its alluring title."—Daily Telegraph
THE ROMANCE OF EARLY BRITISH LIFE
Prof. G. F. SCOTT ELLIOT, M.A.
"A masterpiece of scientific knowledge, brilliant invention, and genuine humour."—Liverpool Courier
THE ROMANCE OF THE ANIMAL WORLD
By EDMUND SELOUS
With sixteen full-page illustrations
"A very fascinating book."—Graphic
THE ROMANCE OF BIRD LIFE
By JOHN LEA, M.A.
With thirty illustrations
"Most fascinating, suggestive, and readable."—Spectator
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN GEOLOGY
By E. S. GREW, M.A.
With twenty-five illustrations
"Absorbingly interesting."—Scotsman
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN MANUFACTURE
By C. R. GIBSON, F.R.S.E.
With forty illustrations
"Well planned, well written, and well illustrated."—Pall Mall Gazette
SEELEY, SERVICE & CO. LIMITED
POPULAR SCIENCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
By CHARLES R. GIBSON, F.R.S.E.
"Among writers for boys on science, easily the most skilful is Mr. Charles Gibson. He writes so clearly, simply and charmingly about the most difficult things that his books are quite as entertaining as any ordinary book of adventure. Mr. Gibson has a first-rate scientific mind and considerable scientific attainments. He is never guilty of an inexact phrase—certainly, never an obscure one—or a misleading analogy. We could imagine him having a vogue among our young folk comparable with that of Jules Verne."—The Nation.
"Mr. Gibson has fairly made his mark as a populariser of scientific knowledge."—Guardian.
JUST PUBLISHED
THE STARS & THEIR MYSTERIES (Vol. III. Science for Children Series). With Coloured Frontisp. & other Illustrations. 3s. 6d.
OUR GOOD SLAVE ELECTRICITY (Vol. I. Science for Children Series). With Illustrations. 3s. 6d.
"An exquisitely clear book for childish beginners."—The Nation.
"Told in simple and remarkably clear language, and with such ingenuity that many pages of it read like a fairy tale."—Glasgow Herald.
THE GREAT BALL ON WHICH WE LIVE (Vol. II. Science for Children Series). With Coloured Frontispiece and other Illustrations. 3s. 6d.
"Capital."—Field.
"A most fascinating and suggestive story of the earth. Mr. Gibson not only knows his subject thoroughly, but has the capacity of conveying the knowledge to young folk."—Church Family Newspaper.
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN ELECTRICITY. Describing in Non-technical Language what is known about Electricity and many of its interesting applications. With 41 Illustrations. Extra crown 8vo, 5s.
"Admirable, clear and concise."—Graphic.
"Very entertaining and instructive."—Queen.
"A book which the merest tyro, totally unacquainted with elementary principles, can understand."—Electricity.
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY. Its Discovery and its Applications. With Illustrations. Extra crown 8vo, 5s.
"There is not a dry or uninteresting page throughout."—Country Life.
"The narration is everywhere remarkable for its fluency and clear style."—Bystander.
THE ROMANCE OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. A Popular Account of the most important Discoveries in Science. With 30 Illus. 5s.
"The most curious boy of mechanical bent would find such a book satisfying."—Westminster Gazette.
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN MANUFACTURE. A Popular Account of the Marvels of Manufacturing. 5s.
"A popular and practical account of all kinds of manufacture."—Scotsman.
"Just the sort of book to put into the hands of senior boys as a school prize."—Sheffield Telegraph.
HEROES OF THE SCIENTIFIC WORLD. An Account of the Lives, Sacrifices, Successes, and Failures of some of the greatest Scientists in the World's History. With 19 Illustrations. Extra crown 8vo, 5s.
"The whole field of science is well covered.... Every one of the 300 odd pages contains some interesting piece of information."—Athenæum.
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ELECTRON. With 8 Illustrations. Long 8vo, 3s. 6d. net.
"A brilliant study."—Daily Mail.
"Quite a unique book in its way, at once attractive and illuminating."—Record.
THE WONDERS OF MODERN ELECTRICITY. With 17 Illustrations and Diagrams. Extra crown 8vo, 2s.
THE WONDERS OF MODERN MANUFACTURE. With 22 Illustrations. Extra crown 8vo, 2s.
LONDON
SEELEY, SERVICE & CO. LIMITED
38 GREAT RUSSELL STREET
1918
THE LIBRARY OF ROMANCE
Extra Crown 8vo. With many illustrations. 5s. each.
"Splendid Volumes."—The Outlook.
"The Library of Romance offers a splendid choice."—Globe.
"Gift Books whose value it would be difficult to over-estimate."—The Standard.
"This series has now won a considerable & well deserved reputation."—The Guardian.
"Each Volume treats its allotted theme with accuracy, but at the same time with a charm that will commend itself to readers of all ages. The root idea is excellent, and it is excellently carried out, with full illustrations and very prettily designed covers."—The Daily Telegraph.
By Prof. G. F. SCOTT ELLIOT, M.A., B.Sc.
The Romance of Savage Life
The Romance of Early British Life
By EDWARD GILLIAT, M.A.
The Romance of Modern Sieges
By JOHN LEA, M.A.
The Romance of Bird Life
By JOHN LEA. M.A. & H. COUPIN, D.Sc.
The Romance of Animal Arts and Crafts
By SIDNEY WRIGHT
The Romance of the World's Fisheries
By the Rev. J. C. LAMBERT, M.A., D.D.
The Romance of Missionary Heroism
By CHARLES R. GIBSON, F.R.S.E.
The Romance of Modern Photography
The Romance of Modern Electricity
The Romance of Modern Manufacture
The Romance of Scientific Discovery
By CHARLES C. TURNER
The Romance of Aeronautics
By HECTOR MACPHERSON, Junr.
The Romance of Modern Astronomy
By ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS, B.A. (Oxon.), F.R.G.S.
The Romance of Early Exploration
The Romance of Modern Exploration
The Romance of Modern Invention
The Romance of Modern Engineering
The Romance of Modern Locomotion
The Romance of Modern Mining
By EDMUND SELOUS
The Romance of the Animal World
The Romance of Insect Life
By AGNES GIBERNE
The Romance of the Mighty Deep
By E. S. GREW, M.A.
The Romance of Modern Geology
By J. C. PHILIP, D.Sc., Ph.D.
The Romance of Modern Chemistry
By E. KEBLE CHATTERTON, B.A.
The Romance of the Ship
The Romance of Piracy
By T. W. CORBIN
The Romance of Submarine Engineering
The Romance of War Inventions
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34459
By NORMAN J. DAVIDSON, B.A. (Oxon.)
The Romance of the Spanish Main
SEELEY, SERVICE & CO., LIMITED.
note by carolin
also: The romance of Mathematics https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/26481
the romance of the microscope https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/49505
the romance of industry and invention https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/38329
poison romance and poison mysteries https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/43840
The Romance of Book-Collecting by J. Herbert Slater https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/46237
The Mystery and Romance of Alchemy and Pharmacy by C. J. S. Thompson https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/47004
Scientific Romances (First Series) by C. H. Hinton https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/49289
Carolin
STUDIES IN SOLITARY LIFE. By W. R. Titterton.
This volume is a collection of some of the best studies of Mr. W. R. Titterton, one of the most brilliant journalists of the Modern School, whose volume "Love Poems" has been one of the successes of the publishing season.
"Studies in Solitary Life" is not a collection of stories with plots, but rather true life studies and character sketches of unattractive people from the worldly standpoint.
Tramps, beggar-children, ledger-clerks, bohemian town-dwellers and all lonely people claim the author's sympathy, and his virile pen presents their surroundings and emotions so powerfully and realistically that the reader at once feels personally acquainted with the characters portrayed. When the reader has finished the book, he will find that he has been listening to a startling indictment and a triumphal justification of Life.
LOVE POEMS, By W. R. Titterton.
"Sincere, but somewhat realistic ... a good many deal with the misery of base passion and lost women."—The Times.
"His pen is a whip that cuts to the bone of life. He is restrained by no conventions."—The Daily News.
"The author deals sympathetically with love themes seldom touched on except in poetry more or less pagan in outlook."—The Glasgow Herald.
A Second Edition in now in the Press
NEW TRUTHS FOR OLD. By Robb Lawson.
These Essays represent the thought of a converted Philistine endeavouring to free himself from the slavery of conventional ideas, and to find that justice which is "love with seeing eyes."
They deal with the following subjects:—
The Decay of Individuality.
The Futility of Speech.
Plain Writing.
The Failure of Success.
The Temptations of Enthusiasm.
Of the Sorrow of Wisdom.
Combativeness.
The Worth of Attitude.
On Second-Hand Minds.
The Use of Enemies.
On Reading Great Lives.
Woman.
On Self-Sacrifice.
Discipline.
BALLAD OF A GREAT CITY. By David Lowe.
A charming volume of metrical comedies, ballads, and lyrics. Glasgow is referred to in the title ballad, many of the rest are steeped in traditional lore, and the two comedies are metrical versions of old Scots folk-tales.
"There are in the book many charming lyrical poems which ... show always the sentiment of a latter-day singer playing sweetly and gracefully round the sempiternal themes of poetry. The two Comedies are clever, simple, and fresh. The book will be read with especial interest by lovers of Poetry who favour Scottish themes."—The Scotsman.
"The author has talent; his work flows easily and 'lets itself be read.'"—The Birmingham Post.
"... A good deal in the vein of Burns. The author is a pleasant versifier."—The Times.
"The poems show distinct lyrical faculty. The author's management of various metres is throughout true and musical."—Aberdeen Daily Journal.
"These poems treat of the common interests of daily life ... appeal to a wide audience, and are sure to give widespread pleasure."—Aberdeen Free Press.
By the Same Author
GIFT OF THE NIGHT (Poems).
"Interesting to a serious lover of poetry."—The Scotsman.
A MAN OF LEISURE (Play).
"Rich in touches of poetic feeling and with witty and humorous sayings."—Glasgow Herald.
BURNS'S PASSIONATE PILGRIMAGE.
(A few copies left of large paper edition, price 5s. net.)
"Well worth writing and is well written."—The Times.
SONNETS OF SWEET SORROW.
"They carry with them something heroic and tonic."—Glasgow Herald.
THE SANITY OF ART: An Exposure of the current nonsense about artists being degenerate. By G. Bernard Shaw.
"A scathing indictment of Max Nordau's 'Degeneration.' Mr. Shaw's book should prove wholesome reading for the section of cranks who, like Nordau, shower abuse upon everything that departs from conventional standards."—The Daily Mail.
"We confess that the perusal of so adroit an exercise in special pleading is thoroughly calculated to give pleasure to all admirers of ready wit and swift, felicitous phrasing ... packed with good argument, admirably employed and wielded."—The Daily Telegraph.
"Quite a remarkable feat of literary fencing.... The 'Exposure' itself is not only valuable as a compendium of Shawesque first principles in philosophy and ethics, but also as a workable survey of the Arts."—M.A.P.
THE ENDOWMENT OF MOTHERHOOD. By Dr. M. D. Eder.
In this book an analysis is made of the present social conditions from the medical side.
A consideration that it is desirable to encourage the production of healthy children, and to repress the breeding of unhealthy children, leads the author to the conclusion that only by making mothers free to select their partners and economically independent of these partners, is any advance possible.
He points out how inadequate is the help which is afforded to maternity and presents a plan for the State Endowment of Motherhood, which would, at the same time, not remove the children from their mother's care. He further gives a summary of all the measures already undertaken for the purpose of making maternity easier.
THE COTTAGE HOMES OF ENGLAND. By W. Walter Crotch. With an Introduction by G. K. Chesterton. Third Edition, revised and enlarged.
"A scathing and nearly heart-breaking disclosure and condemnation of the scandalous condition of the cottage property of rural districts. The Housing Acts graphically and caustically exposed."—The Manchester City News.
"A really useful book.... It deals with the housing problem in a plain, straightforward, practical fashion."—The Pall Mall Gazette.
"We welcome it as a contribution of value to an important question."—The Spectator.
THE DANCING FAUN: A Novel. By Florence Farr. Cheap Re-issue. With cover design by Aubrey Beardsley.
A PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIST: A Play in Five Acts. By Erica Cotterill.
"Well constructed and brightly written."—Scotsman.
"Merit resides in the clearness with which the characters are thrown, as it were, upon the screen.... They are familiar types. We admire the freedom as well as the skill with which the author has sketched the eccentricities of the comrades."—The Sheffield Independent.
"All the characters are finely drawn and are full of significance. The author is to be congratulated upon her insight, message, and dramatic instinct."—The Christian Commonwealth.
"The dialogue ... is bright and sparkling ... there is a great deal that is clever and amusing in the play."—The Glasgow Evening News.
"Miss Cotterill's play betrays the Shawian influence.... It is an entertaining play."—Justice.
WOMAN: Her Position To-day. By Constance Smedley, Author of "The Conflict," "The Daughters," &c. With an Appendix "WOMAN AND THE STATE," by Mrs. Philip Snowden.
"As a vindication of the women's enfranchisement demand, this popular, clever, lively book is worth reading."—The Christian Commonwealth.
"A sprightly little volume which puts forward many forceful and convincing arguments."—The Clarion.
"A notable contribution to the literature of the suffragette movement."—The Dundee Advertiser.
"That the author is Miss Smedley accounts for the liveliness or trenchancy of the writing.... Well worth listening to."—Glasgow Evening News.
THE COMMON-SENSE OF THE WOMAN QUESTION. By Millicent Murby.
One of the most sensible and best-written books on the Woman Question.
The book deals frankly with this problem as it appeals to both men and women. Particular attention is given to the specific functions of the two sexes, and the social part played by each, showing that the recognition of women's political responsibility is essential to race-progress.
THE LAST GENERATION: A Story of the Future. By J. E. Flecker.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/32769
A Thrilling Story. The author is a grim disciple of Mr. H. G. Wells at his grimmest; he gives a series of vivid snapshots portraying the events which lead to the final extinction of the race of man.
Paper, 6d. net.
THE MYSTERY OF TIME: A Masque. By Florence Farr.
A PRIEST TO THE TEMPLE. By George Herbert. (First printed in 1652.)
FREELAND: A Social Anticipation. By Dr. Theodor Hertyka. Originally published at 6s., but having secured the remainder of the edition we are selling copies at 3s. each.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/9866
"Shows how Capitalism stops the growth of wealth, and presents us to a working model of Society on a basis of economic justice. A valuable book for students of economics."
This volume is a collection of some of the best studies of Mr. W. R. Titterton, one of the most brilliant journalists of the Modern School, whose volume "Love Poems" has been one of the successes of the publishing season.
"Studies in Solitary Life" is not a collection of stories with plots, but rather true life studies and character sketches of unattractive people from the worldly standpoint.
Tramps, beggar-children, ledger-clerks, bohemian town-dwellers and all lonely people claim the author's sympathy, and his virile pen presents their surroundings and emotions so powerfully and realistically that the reader at once feels personally acquainted with the characters portrayed. When the reader has finished the book, he will find that he has been listening to a startling indictment and a triumphal justification of Life.
LOVE POEMS, By W. R. Titterton.
"Sincere, but somewhat realistic ... a good many deal with the misery of base passion and lost women."—The Times.
"His pen is a whip that cuts to the bone of life. He is restrained by no conventions."—The Daily News.
"The author deals sympathetically with love themes seldom touched on except in poetry more or less pagan in outlook."—The Glasgow Herald.
A Second Edition in now in the Press
NEW TRUTHS FOR OLD. By Robb Lawson.
These Essays represent the thought of a converted Philistine endeavouring to free himself from the slavery of conventional ideas, and to find that justice which is "love with seeing eyes."
They deal with the following subjects:—
The Decay of Individuality.
The Futility of Speech.
Plain Writing.
The Failure of Success.
The Temptations of Enthusiasm.
Of the Sorrow of Wisdom.
Combativeness.
The Worth of Attitude.
On Second-Hand Minds.
The Use of Enemies.
On Reading Great Lives.
Woman.
On Self-Sacrifice.
Discipline.
BALLAD OF A GREAT CITY. By David Lowe.
A charming volume of metrical comedies, ballads, and lyrics. Glasgow is referred to in the title ballad, many of the rest are steeped in traditional lore, and the two comedies are metrical versions of old Scots folk-tales.
"There are in the book many charming lyrical poems which ... show always the sentiment of a latter-day singer playing sweetly and gracefully round the sempiternal themes of poetry. The two Comedies are clever, simple, and fresh. The book will be read with especial interest by lovers of Poetry who favour Scottish themes."—The Scotsman.
"The author has talent; his work flows easily and 'lets itself be read.'"—The Birmingham Post.
"... A good deal in the vein of Burns. The author is a pleasant versifier."—The Times.
"The poems show distinct lyrical faculty. The author's management of various metres is throughout true and musical."—Aberdeen Daily Journal.
"These poems treat of the common interests of daily life ... appeal to a wide audience, and are sure to give widespread pleasure."—Aberdeen Free Press.
By the Same Author
GIFT OF THE NIGHT (Poems).
"Interesting to a serious lover of poetry."—The Scotsman.
A MAN OF LEISURE (Play).
"Rich in touches of poetic feeling and with witty and humorous sayings."—Glasgow Herald.
BURNS'S PASSIONATE PILGRIMAGE.
(A few copies left of large paper edition, price 5s. net.)
"Well worth writing and is well written."—The Times.
SONNETS OF SWEET SORROW.
"They carry with them something heroic and tonic."—Glasgow Herald.
THE SANITY OF ART: An Exposure of the current nonsense about artists being degenerate. By G. Bernard Shaw.
"A scathing indictment of Max Nordau's 'Degeneration.' Mr. Shaw's book should prove wholesome reading for the section of cranks who, like Nordau, shower abuse upon everything that departs from conventional standards."—The Daily Mail.
"We confess that the perusal of so adroit an exercise in special pleading is thoroughly calculated to give pleasure to all admirers of ready wit and swift, felicitous phrasing ... packed with good argument, admirably employed and wielded."—The Daily Telegraph.
"Quite a remarkable feat of literary fencing.... The 'Exposure' itself is not only valuable as a compendium of Shawesque first principles in philosophy and ethics, but also as a workable survey of the Arts."—M.A.P.
THE ENDOWMENT OF MOTHERHOOD. By Dr. M. D. Eder.
In this book an analysis is made of the present social conditions from the medical side.
A consideration that it is desirable to encourage the production of healthy children, and to repress the breeding of unhealthy children, leads the author to the conclusion that only by making mothers free to select their partners and economically independent of these partners, is any advance possible.
He points out how inadequate is the help which is afforded to maternity and presents a plan for the State Endowment of Motherhood, which would, at the same time, not remove the children from their mother's care. He further gives a summary of all the measures already undertaken for the purpose of making maternity easier.
THE COTTAGE HOMES OF ENGLAND. By W. Walter Crotch. With an Introduction by G. K. Chesterton. Third Edition, revised and enlarged.
"A scathing and nearly heart-breaking disclosure and condemnation of the scandalous condition of the cottage property of rural districts. The Housing Acts graphically and caustically exposed."—The Manchester City News.
"A really useful book.... It deals with the housing problem in a plain, straightforward, practical fashion."—The Pall Mall Gazette.
"We welcome it as a contribution of value to an important question."—The Spectator.
THE DANCING FAUN: A Novel. By Florence Farr. Cheap Re-issue. With cover design by Aubrey Beardsley.
A PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIST: A Play in Five Acts. By Erica Cotterill.
"Well constructed and brightly written."—Scotsman.
"Merit resides in the clearness with which the characters are thrown, as it were, upon the screen.... They are familiar types. We admire the freedom as well as the skill with which the author has sketched the eccentricities of the comrades."—The Sheffield Independent.
"All the characters are finely drawn and are full of significance. The author is to be congratulated upon her insight, message, and dramatic instinct."—The Christian Commonwealth.
"The dialogue ... is bright and sparkling ... there is a great deal that is clever and amusing in the play."—The Glasgow Evening News.
"Miss Cotterill's play betrays the Shawian influence.... It is an entertaining play."—Justice.
WOMAN: Her Position To-day. By Constance Smedley, Author of "The Conflict," "The Daughters," &c. With an Appendix "WOMAN AND THE STATE," by Mrs. Philip Snowden.
"As a vindication of the women's enfranchisement demand, this popular, clever, lively book is worth reading."—The Christian Commonwealth.
"A sprightly little volume which puts forward many forceful and convincing arguments."—The Clarion.
"A notable contribution to the literature of the suffragette movement."—The Dundee Advertiser.
"That the author is Miss Smedley accounts for the liveliness or trenchancy of the writing.... Well worth listening to."—Glasgow Evening News.
THE COMMON-SENSE OF THE WOMAN QUESTION. By Millicent Murby.
One of the most sensible and best-written books on the Woman Question.
The book deals frankly with this problem as it appeals to both men and women. Particular attention is given to the specific functions of the two sexes, and the social part played by each, showing that the recognition of women's political responsibility is essential to race-progress.
THE LAST GENERATION: A Story of the Future. By J. E. Flecker.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/32769
A Thrilling Story. The author is a grim disciple of Mr. H. G. Wells at his grimmest; he gives a series of vivid snapshots portraying the events which lead to the final extinction of the race of man.
Paper, 6d. net.
THE MYSTERY OF TIME: A Masque. By Florence Farr.
A PRIEST TO THE TEMPLE. By George Herbert. (First printed in 1652.)
FREELAND: A Social Anticipation. By Dr. Theodor Hertyka. Originally published at 6s., but having secured the remainder of the edition we are selling copies at 3s. each.
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/9866
"Shows how Capitalism stops the growth of wealth, and presents us to a working model of Society on a basis of economic justice. A valuable book for students of economics."
Carolin
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This list is truly marvelous. I'm seeking short stories of the supernatural sort for my next recording.
Carolin, you do an amazing job of discovering and sharing outstanding works.
Carolin, you do an amazing job of discovering and sharing outstanding works.
~Angelique
Thanks angelique 
For supernatural stories, kadath has compiled a master post here viewtopic.php?f=1&t=58271
You can choose a short story for the short ghost and horror story collection, or a book to read as solo.
We have also a few group projects underway, marked conveniently with [horror], or something like that
For supernatural stories, kadath has compiled a master post here viewtopic.php?f=1&t=58271
You can choose a short story for the short ghost and horror story collection, or a book to read as solo.
We have also a few group projects underway, marked conveniently with [horror], or something like that
Carolin