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CYtf MARK. A Tale of the First Capital. By ANNA >J ROBESON BROWN. i6mo. Cloth, 75 cents.
" One could hardly imagine a more charming short historical tale. . . . It is almost classic in its simplicity and dignity." — Baltimore 2\cws.
cj~HE FOLLY OF EUSTACE. By R. S. HICHENS, -/ author of " An Imaginative Man," " The Green Carnation,"
etc. i6mo. Cloth, 75 cents.
" In each of these stories the author of ' The Green Carnation ' shows his hand without intending to. There is the same cynicism, the same epi grammatic wit. Among the new English story writers there are none more brilliant than Mr. Hichens." — Chicago Tribune.
BLEEPING FIRES. By GEORGE GISSING, author of O "In the Year of Jubilee," "Eve's Ransom," etc. i6mo.
Cloth, 75 cents.
" Intense, extremely well told, and full of discriminating study of life and character." — Buffalo Commercial.
*-) Cloth, 75 cents.
"This is a strong bit of good literary workmanship." — Philadelphia Public Ledger.
COURTSHIP BY COMMAND. By M. M. BLAKE. L-' i6mo. 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." — New York Commercial Advertiser.
H^HE IVATTER'S MOU\ By BRAM STOKER.
-L i6mo. 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." — New York Home Journal.
l\/r ASTER AND MAN. By Count LKO TOLSTOY. 1V1. With an Introduction by W. D. HOWELLS. i6mo.
Cloth, 75 cents.
"Reveals a wonderful knowledge of the workings of the human mind, and it tells a tale that not only stirs the emotions, but gives us a better in sight into our own hearts." — San Francisco Argonaut.
J- Mermaid," " Beggars All," etc. i6mo. Cloth, 75 cents. "Powerful in conception, treatment, and influence." — Boston Globe.
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