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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of Chatto & Windus Alphabetical Catalogue of
+Books in Fiction and General Literature, Sept. 1905, by Various
+
+This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with
+almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or
+re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included
+with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org
+
+
+Title: Chatto & Windus Alphabetical Catalogue of Books in Fiction and General Literature, Sept. 1905
+
+Author: Various
+
+Release Date: October 6, 2004 [EBook #13651]
+
+Language: English
+
+Character set encoding: ASCII
+
+*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK CATALOGUE OF BOOKS ***
+
+
+
+
+Produced by Jonathan Ingram, Leah Moser and the Online Distributed
+Proofreading Team.
+
+
+
+
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+
++--------------------------------------------------------------+
+| ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE OF BOOKS |
+| IN |
+| FICTION AND GENERAL LITERATURE |
+| PUBLISHED BY |
+| CHATTO & WINDUS |
+| [1905 SEPT.] |
+| 111 ST. MARTIN'S LANE, CHARING CROSS |
+| LONDON, W.C. |
+| |
+| _Telegrams_ |
+| _Bookstore, London_ |
+| |
+| _Telephone No._ |
+| _3524 Central_ |
++--------------------------------------------------------------+
+
+
+
+
+=ABC (The) of Cricket: a Black View of the Game.= (26 Illustrations.) By
+HUGH FIELDING Demy 8vo, 1s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ADAMS (W. DAVENPORT), Books by.=
+
+=A Dictionary of the Drama:= A Guide to the Plays, Playwrights, Players,
+and Playhouses of the United Kingdom and America, from the Earliest Times
+to the Present. Vol. I. (A to G). Demy 8vo, cloth, 10s. 6d. net.--Vol.
+II., completing the Work, is in active preparation.
+
+=Quips and Quiddities.= Selected by W.D. ADAMS. Post 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=AGONY COLUMN (The) of 'The Times,'= from 1800 to 1870. Edited by ALICE
+CLAY. Post 8vo. cloth, 2s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ALDEN (W.L.).--Drewitt's Dream.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ALEXANDER (Mrs.), Novels by.=
+
+Post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s. each.
+
+=Maid, Wife, or Widow?=
+
+=Blind Fate.=
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each; post 8vo, picture boards, 2s. each.
+
+=Valerie's Fate.=
+
+=Mona's Choice.=
+
+=A Life Interest.=
+
+=Woman's Wit.=
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each.
+
+=The Cost of her Pride.=
+
+=A Golden Autumn.=
+
+=Barbara, Lady's Maid & Peeress.=
+
+=Mrs. Crichton's Creditor.=
+
+=A Missing Hero.=
+
+=A Fight with Fate.=
+
+=The Step-mother.=
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ALLEN (F.M.).--Green as Grass.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ANDERSON (MARY).--Othello's Occupation.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ANDREWS (E. BENJAMIN).--The United States in Our Own Time.= With 500
+Illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth. 16s. net.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ANTROBUS (C.L.), Novels by.=
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. each.
+
+=Quality Corner.=
+
+=Wildersmoor.=
+
+=The Wine of Finvarra.=
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ALLEN (GRANT), Books by.=
+
+=Moorland Idylls.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s.
+
+=Post-Prandial Philosophy.= Crown 8vo, art linen, 3s. 6d.
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each; post 8vo illustrated boards, 2s. each.
+
+=Babylon.= With 12 Illustrations.
+
+=Strange Stories.=
+
+=The Beckoning Hand.=
+
+=For Maimie's Sake.=
+
+=Philistia.=
+
+=In all Shades.=
+
+=The Devil's Die.=
+
+=This Mortal Coil.=
+
+=The Tents of Shem.=
+
+=The Great Taboo.=
+
+=Dumaresq's Daughter.=
+
+=Under Sealed Orders.=
+
+=The Duchess of Powysland.=
+
+=Blood Royal.=
+
+=Ivan Greet's Masterpiece.=
+
+=The Scallywag.= With 24 Illustrations.
+
+=At Market Value.=
+
+ * * *
+
+=The Tents of Shem.= Popular EDITION, medium 8vo, 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=APPLETON (G.W.), Novels by.=
+
+=Rash Conclusions.= Cr. 8vo, cl., 3s. 6d.
+
+=The Lady in Sables.= Cr. 8vo, cl., 6s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ARNOLD (E.L.), Stories by.=
+
+=The Wonderful Adventures of Phra the Phoenician.= Crown 8vo, cloth,
+with 12 Illustrations by H.M. PAGET, 3.s. 6d.; post 8vo, illustrated
+boards, 2s.
+
+=The Constable of St. Nicholas.= With a Frontispiece. Crown 8vo, cloth,
+3s.6d.; picture cloth, flat back, 2s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ASHTON (JOHN), Books by.=
+
+=English Caricature and Satire on Napoleon the First.= With 115
+Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth, 7s. 6d.
+
+=Social Life in the Reign of Queen Anne.= With 85 Illustrations. Crown
+8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo. cloth, 6s. each.
+
+=Social England under the Regency.= With 90 Illustrations.
+
+=Florizel's Folly:= The Story of GEORGE IV. and Mrs. FITZHERBERT. With
+13 Illustrations.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ARTEMUS WARD'S Works.= Crown 8vo, cloth, with Portrait, 3s. 6d.; post
+8vo, illustrated boards, 2s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=ART (The) of AMUSING: A Collection of Graceful Arts, Games, Tricks,
+Puzzles, and Charades.= By FRANK BELLEW. With 300 Illustrations. Crown
+8vo, cloth, 4s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BACTERIA, Yeast Fungi, and Allied Species, A Synopsis of.= By W.B.
+GROVE, B.A. With 87 Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BARDSLEY (Rev. C.W.).--English Surnames:= Their Sources and
+Significations. Cr. 8vo, cloth, 7s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BARING GOULD (S.), Novels by.=
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each; post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s. each.
+
+=Red Spider.=
+
+=Eve.=
+
+ * * *
+
+Also the POPULAR EDITION of =Red Spider,= medium 8vo, 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BARR (ROBERT), Stories by.=
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each.
+
+=In a Steamer Chair.= With 2 Illustrations by DEMAIN-HAMMOND.
+
+=From Whose Bourne,= &c. With 47 Illustrations by HAL HURST and others.
+
+=Revenge!= With 12 Illustrations by LANCELOT SPEED and others.
+
+=A Woman Intervenes.=
+
+=A Prince of Good Fellows.= With 15 Illustrations by E.J. SULLIVAN.
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. each.
+
+=The Speculations of John Steele.=
+
+=The Unchanging East:= A Visit to the Farther Edge of the Mediterranean.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BARRETT (FRANK), Novels by.=
+
+Post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s. each; cloth, 2s. 6d. each.
+
+=The Sin of Olga Zassoulich.=
+
+=Between Life and Death.=
+
+=Folly Morrison.=
+
+=Little Lady Linton.=
+
+=Honest Davie.=
+
+=Found Guilty.=
+
+=John Ford;= and =His Helpmate.=
+
+=A Recoiling Vengeance.=
+
+=Lieut. Barnabas.=
+
+=For Love and Honour.=
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each; post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s. each;
+cloth limp, 2s. 6d. each.
+
+=Fettered for Life.=
+
+=A Missing Witness.= With 8 Illustrations by W.H. MARGETSON.
+
+=The Woman of the Iron Bracelets.=
+
+=The Harding Scandal.=
+
+=A Prodigal's Progress.=
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each.
+
+=Under a Strange Mask.= With 19 Illustrations by E.F. BREWTNALL.
+
+=Was She Justified?=
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. each.
+
+=Lady Judas.=
+
+=The Error of Her Ways.=
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BEACONSFIELD, LORD.= By T.P. O'CONNOR, M.P. Crown 8vo, cloth, 5s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BECHSTEIN (LUDWIG), and the Brothers GRIMM.--As Pretty as Seven,= and
+other Stories. With 98 Illustrations by RICHTER. Square 8vo, cloth, 6s.
+6d.; gilt edges, 7s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BENNETT (ARNOLD), Novels by.=
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. each.
+
+=Anna of the Five Towns.=
+
+=Leonora.=
+
+=A Great Man.=
+
+=Teresa of Watling Street.= With 8 Illustrations by FRANK GILLETT.
+
+=Tales of the Five Towns.=
+
+=Sacred and Profane Love.=
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each.
+
+=The Grand Babylon Hotel.=
+
+=The Gates of Wrath.=
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BENNETT (W.C.).--Songs for Sailors.= Post 8vo, cloth, 2s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BEWICK (THOMAS) and His Pupils.= By AUSTIN DOBSON. With 95 Illustrations.
+Square 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BIERCE (AMBROSE).--In the Midst of Life.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.;
+post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BILL NYE'S Comic History of the United States.= With 146 Illusts. by F.
+OPPER. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BINDLOSS (HAROLD), Novels by.=
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. each.
+
+=A Sower of Wheat.=
+
+=The Concession-Hunters.=
+
+=The Mistress of Bonaventure.=
+
+=Daventry's Daughter.=
+
+ * * *
+
+=Ainslie's Ju-Ju.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.; picture cloth, flat back.
+2s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BLUNDELL'S Worthies, 1604-1904.= By M.L. BANKS, M.A. With 10 Illustrats.
+Demy 8vo, cloth, 7s. 6d. net.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BOCCACCIO.--The Decameron.= With a Portrait. Pott 8vo, cloth, gilt top,
+2s. net; leather, gilt edges, 3s. net.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BODKIN (Mc.D., K.C.), Books by.=
+
+=Dora Myrl, the Lady Detective.= Cr. 8vo, cl., 3s. 6d.; picture cl.,
+flat back, 2s.
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each.
+
+=Shillelagh and Shamrock.=
+
+=Patsey the Omadaun.=
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BOURGET (PAUL).--A Living Lie.= Translated by JOHN DE VILLIERS, Crown
+8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BOURNE (H.R. FOX), Books by.=
+
+=English Merchants.= With 32 Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+=The Other Side of the Emin Pasha Expedition.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BESANT (Sir WALTER) and JAMES RICE, Novels by.=
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each; post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s. each;
+cloth limp, 2s. 6d. each.
+
+=Ready-Money Mortiboy.=
+
+=The Golden Butterfly.=
+
+=My Little Girl.=
+
+=With Harp and Crown.=
+
+=This Son of Vulcan.=
+
+=The Monks of Thelema.=
+
+=By Celia's Arbour.=
+
+=The Chaplain of the Fleet.=
+
+=The Seamy Side.=
+
+=The Case of Mr. Lucraft.=
+
+='Twas in Trafalgar's Bay.=
+
+=The Ten Years' Tenant.=
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BESANT (Sir WALTER), Novels by.=
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each; post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s. each;
+cloth limp, 2s. 6d. each.
+
+=All Sorts and Conditions of Men.= With 12 Illustrations by FRED.
+BARNARD.
+
+=The Captains' Room,= &c.
+
+=All in a Garden Fair.= With 6 Illustrations by HARRY FURNISS.
+
+=Dorothy Forster.= With Frontispiece.
+
+=Uncle Jack,= and other Stories.
+
+=Children of Gibeon.=
+
+=The World Went Very Well Then.= With 12 Illustrations by A. FORESTIER.
+
+=Herr Paulus.=
+
+=The Bell of St. Paul's.=
+
+=For Faith and Freedom.= With Illusts. by A. FORESTIER and F. WADDY.
+
+=To Call Her Mine,= &c. With 9 Illustrations by A. FORESTIER.
+
+=The Holy Rose,= &c. With Frontispiece.
+
+=Armorel of Lyonesse.= With 12 Illustrations by F. BARNARD.
+
+=St. Katharine's by the Tower.= With 12 Illustrations by C. GREEN.
+
+=Verbena Camellia Stephanotis.=
+
+=The Ivory Gate.=
+
+=The Rebel Queen.=
+
+=Beyond the Dreams of Avarice.= With 12 Illustrations by W.H. HYDE.
+
+=In Deacon's Orders,= &c. With Frontis.
+
+=The Revolt of Man.=
+
+=The Master Craftsman.=
+
+=The City of Refuge.=
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth. 3s. 6d. each.
+
+=A Fountain Sealed.=
+
+=The Changeling.=
+
+=The Fourth Generation.=
+
+=The Orange Girl.= With 8 Illustrations by F. PEGRAM.
+
+=The Alabaster Box.=
+
+=The Lady of Lynn.= With 12 Illustrations by G. DEMAIN-HAMMOND.
+
+ * * *
+
+=No Other Way.= With 12 Illustrations by C.D. WARD. Crown 8vo, cloth,
+6s.
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, picture cloth, flat back, 2s. each
+
+=St. Katherine's by the Tower.=
+
+=The Rebel Queen.=
+
+ * * *
+
+POPULAR EDITIONS, medium 8vo, 6d. each.
+
+=All Sorts and Conditions of Men.=
+
+=The Golden Butterfly.=
+
+=Ready-Money Mortiboy.=
+
+=The Chaplain of the Fleet.=
+
+=The Orange Girl.=
+
+=For Faith and Freedom.=
+
+=Children of Gibeon.=
+
+=Dorothy Forster.=
+
+ * * *
+
+LARGE TYPE, FINE PAPER EDITIONS, pott 8vo, cloth, gilt top, 2s. net each;
+leather, gilt edges, 3s. net each.
+
+=All Sorts and Conditions of Men.=
+
+=London.=
+
+=Sir Richard Whittington.=
+
+=Gaspard de Coligny.=
+
+ * * *
+
+Demy 8vo, cloth, 7s. 6d. each.
+
+=London.= With 125 Illustrations.
+
+=Westminster.= With Etching by F.S. WALKER, and 130 Illustrations.
+
+=South London.= With Etching by F.S. WALKER, and 118 Illustrations.
+
+=East London.= With Etching by F.S. WALKER, and 56 Illustrations by PHIL
+MAY, L. RAVEN HILL, and J. PENNELL.
+
+=Jerusalem.= By WALTER BESANT and E.H. PALMER. With Map and 12 Illusts.
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, buckram, 6s. each.
+
+=As We Are and As We May Be.=
+
+=Essays and Historiettes.=
+
+=The Eulogy of Richard Jefferies.=
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each.
+
+=Fifty Years Ago.= With 144 Illusts.
+
+=Gaspard de Coligny.= With a Portrait.
+
+=Sir Richard Whittington. The Charm,= and other Drawing-room Plays. With
+50 Illustrations by CHRIS HAMMOND, &c.
+
+ * * *
+
+=Art of Fiction.= Fcap. 8vo, cloth, 1s. net.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BOYD.--A Versailles Christmas-tide.= By MARY STUART BOYD. With 53
+Illustrations by A.S. BOYD. Fcap. 4to, cloth, 6s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BOYLE (F.), Works by.=
+
+Post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s. each.
+
+=Chronicles of No-Man's Land.=
+
+=Camp Notes.=
+
+=Savage Life.=
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BRAND (JOHN).--Observations on Popular Antiquities.= With the Additions
+of Sir HENRY ELLIS. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BREWER'S (Rev. Dr.) Dictionaries.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each.
+
+=The Reader's Handbook of Famous Names in Fiction, Allusions, References,
+Proverbs, Plots, Stories, and Poems.=
+
+=A Dictionary of Miracles:= Imitative, Realistic, and Dogmatic.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BREWSTER (Sir DAVID), Works by.=
+
+Post 8vo, cloth, 4s. 6d. each.
+
+=More Worlds than One:= The Creed of the Philosopher and the Hope of the
+Christian. With Plates.
+
+=The Martyrs of Science:= GALILEO, TYCHO BRAHE, and KEPLER.
+
+=Letters on Natural Magic.= With numerous Illustrations.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BRAYSHAW (J. DODSWORTH).--Slum Silhouettes:= Stories of London Life.
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BRIGHT (FLORENCE).--A Girl Capitalist.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BRILLAT-SAVARIN.--Gastronomy as a Fine Art.= Translated by R.E.
+ANDERSON. Post 8vo, half-cl., 2s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BRYDEN (H.A.).--An Exiled Scot.= With Frontispiece by J.S. CROMPTON,
+R.I. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BRYDGES (HAROLD).--Uncle Sam at Home.= With 91 Illustrations. Post 8vo,
+illustrated boards, 2s.; cloth limp, 2s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BUCHANAN (ROBERT), Poems and Novels by.=
+
+=The Complete Poetical Works of Robert Buchanan.= 2 Vols., crown 8vo,
+buckram, with Portrait Frontispiece to each volume, 12s.
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each; post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s. each.
+
+=The Shadow of the Sword.=
+
+=A Child of Nature.=
+
+=God and the Man.= With 11 Illustrations by F. BARNARD.
+
+=Lady Kilpatrick.=
+
+=The Martyrdom of Madeline.=
+
+=Love Me for Ever.=
+
+=Annan Water.=
+
+=Foxglove Manor.=
+
+=The New Abelard.=
+
+=Rachel Dene.=
+
+=Matt:= A Story of a Caravan.
+
+=The Master of the Mine.=
+
+=The Heir of Linne.=
+
+=Woman and the Man.=
+
+ * * *
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3.s. 6d. each.
+
+=Red and White Heather.=
+
+=Andromeda.=
+
+ * * *
+
+POPULAR EDITIONS, medium 8vo, 6d. each.
+
+=The Shadow of the Sword.=
+
+=God and the Man.=
+
+ * * *
+
+=The Charlatan.= By ROBERT BUCHANAN and HENRY MURRAY. Crown 8vo, cloth,
+with Frontispiece by T.H. ROBINSON, 3s. 6d.; post 8vo, illustrated
+boards, 2s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BURGESS (GELETT) and WILL IRWIN.--The Picaroons: A San Francisco
+Night's Entertainment.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s.; 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BURNS (ROBERT).--The Cotter's Saturday Night.= With Illustrations by
+A.S. BOYD. Fcap. 4to, cl., 6s. net.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=BURTON (ROBERT).--The Anatomy of Melancholy.= Demy 8vo cloth, 7s. 6d.
+
+=Melancholy Anatomised.= An Abridgment of BURTON'S ANATOMY. Post 8vo,
+half-cloth, 2s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=CAMERON (Commander V. LOVETT).--The Cruise of the 'Black Prince'
+Privateer.= Post 8vo, picture boards, 2s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=CAMPBELL (A. GODRIC).--A Daughter of France.= Cr. 8vo, cl., 6s.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=CAINE (HALL), Novels by.=
+
+Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each; post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s. each;
+cloth limp, 2s. 6d. each.
+
+=The Shadow of a Crime.=
+
+=A Son of Hagar.=
+
+=The Deemster.=
+
+Also LIBRARY EDITIONS of the three novels, crown 8vo, cloth. 6s. each;
+CHEAP POPULAR EDITIONS, medium 8vo, portrait cover, 6d. each; and the
+FINE PAPER EDITION of =The Deemster,= pott 8vo, cloth, gilt top, 2s.
+net; leather, gilt edges, 3s. net.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=CANADA (Greater): The Past, Present, and Future of the Canadian
+North-West.= By E.B. OSBORN, B.A. With a Map. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=CAPTAIN COIGNET, Soldier of the Empire.= Edited by LOREDAN LARCHEY, and
+Translated by Mrs. CAREY. With 100 Illusts. Cr. 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=CARLYLE (THOMAS).--on the Choice of Books.= Post 8vo, cloth, 1s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=CARRUTH (HAYDEN).--The Adventures of Jones.= With 17 Illustrations.
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+=Lourdes.=
+
+=Rome.=
+
+=The Downfall.=
+
+ * * *
+
+=With Zola in England.= By ERNEST A. VIZETELLY. With 4 Portraits. Crown
+8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=THE PICCADILLY NOVELS.=
+
+LIBRARY EDITIONS, many Illustrated, crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. each.
+
+
+=By Mrs. ALEXANDER..=
+
+ Valerie's Fate.
+
+ A Life Interest.
+
+ Mona's Choice.
+
+ By Woman's Wit.
+
+ The Cost of Her Pride.
+
+ Barbara.
+
+ A Fight with Fate.
+
+ A Golden Autumn.
+
+ Mrs. Crichton's Creditor.
+
+ The Step-Mother.
+
+ A Missing Hero.
+
+
+=By F.M. ALLEN.=--Green as Grass.
+
+
+=By M. ANDERSON.=--Othello's Occupation.
+
+
+=By G.W. APPLETON.=--Rash Conclusions.
+
+
+=By GRANT ALLEN=
+
+ Philistia.
+
+ Babylon.
+
+ Strange Stories.
+
+ For Maimie's Sake.
+
+ In all Shades.
+
+ The Beckoning Hand.
+
+ The Devil's Die.
+
+ This Mortal Coil.
+
+ The Tents of Shem.
+
+ The Great Taboo.
+
+ Dumaresq's Daughter.
+
+ Duchess of Powysland.
+
+ Blood Royal.
+
+ Ivan Greet's Masterpiece.
+
+ The Scallywag.
+
+ At Market Value.
+
+ Under Sealed Orders.
+
+
+=ARTEMUS WARD'S WORKS,= Complete.
+
+
+=By EDWIN L. ARNOLD.=
+
+ Phra the Phoenician.
+
+ Constable of St. Nicholas.
+
+
+=By ROBERT BARR.=
+
+ In a Steamer Chair.
+
+ A Woman Intervenes.
+
+ From Whose Bourne.
+
+ Revenge!
+
+ A Prince of Good Fellows.
+
+
+=By FRANK BARRETT.=
+
+ A Prodigal's Progress.
+
+ The Harding Scandal.
+
+ Woman of Iron Bracelets.
+
+ Under a Strange Mask.
+
+ Fettered for Life.
+
+ A Missing Witness.
+
+ Was She Justified?
+
+
+=By 'BELLE.'=--Vashti and Esther.
+
+
+=By ARNOLD BENNETT.=
+
+ The Gates of Wrath.
+
+ The Grand Babylon Hotel.
+
+
+=By Sir W. BESANT and J. RICE.=
+
+ Ready-Money Mortiboy.
+
+ By Celia's Arbour.
+
+ My Little Girl.
+
+ Chaplain of the Fleet.
+
+ With Harp and Crown.
+
+ The Seamy Side.
+
+ This Son of Vulcan.
+
+ The Case of Mr. Lucraft.
+
+ The Golden Butterfly.
+
+ In Trafalgar's Bay.
+
+ The Monks of Thelema.
+
+ The Ten Years' Tenant.
+
+
+=By SIR WALTER BESANT.=
+
+ All Sorts and Conditions.
+
+ Verbena Camellia Stephanotis.
+
+ The Captains' Room.
+
+ The Ivory Gate.
+
+ All in a Garden Fair.
+
+ The Rebel Queen.
+
+ Dorothy Forster.
+
+ Dreams of Avarice.
+
+ Uncle Jack.
+
+ Holy Rose.
+
+ In Deacon's Orders.
+
+ World Went Well Then.
+
+ The Master Craftsman.
+
+ Children of Gibeon.
+
+ The City of Refuge.
+
+ Herr Paulus.
+
+ A Fountain Sealed.
+
+ For Faith and Freedom.
+
+ The Changeling.
+
+ To Call Her Mine.
+
+ The Fourth Generation.
+
+ The Revolt of Man.
+
+ The Charm.
+
+ The Bell of St. Paul's.
+
+ The Alabaster Box.
+
+ Armorel of Lyonesse.
+
+ The Orange Girl.
+
+ S. Katherine's by Tower.
+
+ The Lady of Lynn.
+
+
+=By AMBROSE BIERCE.=--In Midst of Life.
+
+
+=By HAROLD BINDLOSS.=--Ainslie's Ju-Ju.
+
+
+=By M. McD. BODKIN.=
+
+ Dora Myrl.
+
+ Shillelagh and Shamrock.
+
+ Patsey the Omadaun.
+
+
+=By PAUL BOURGET.=--A Living Lie.
+
+
+=By J.D. BRAYSHAW.=--Slum Silhouettes.
+
+
+=By H.A. BRYDEN.=--An Exiled Scot.
+
+
+=By ROBERT BUCHANAN.=
+
+ Shadow of the Sword.
+
+ The New Abelard.
+
+ A Child of Nature.
+
+ Matt.
+
+ Rachel Dene.
+
+ God and the Man.
+
+ Master of the Mine.
+
+ Martyrdom of Madeline.
+
+ The Heir of Linne.
+
+ Love Me for Ever.
+
+ Woman and the Man.
+
+ Annan Water.
+
+ Red and White Heather.
+
+ Foxglove Manor.
+
+ Lady Kilpatrick.
+
+ The Charlatan.
+
+ Andromeda.
+
+
+=GELETT BURGESS and WILL IRWIN.=
+
+ The Picaroons.
+
+
+=By HALL CAINE.=
+
+ Shadow of a Crime.
+
+ Son of Hagar.
+
+ Deemster.
+
+
+=By R.W. CHAMBERS.=--The King in Yellow
+
+
+=By J.M. CHAPPLE.=--The Minor Chord.
+
+
+=By AUSTIN CLARE.=--By Rise of River.
+
+
+=By Mrs. ARCHER CLIVE.=
+
+ Paul Ferroll.
+
+ Why Paul Ferroll Killed his Wife
+
+
+=By ANNE COATES.=--Rie's Diary.
+
+
+=By MACLAREN COBBAN.=
+
+ The Red Sultan.
+
+ The Burden of Isabel.
+
+
+=By WILKIE COLLINS.=
+
+ Armadale.
+
+ After Dark.
+
+ The New Magdalen.
+
+ No Name.
+
+ Antonina.
+
+ The Frozen Deep.
+
+ Basil.
+
+ Hide and Seek.
+
+ The Two Destinies.
+
+ The Dead Secret.
+
+ 'I Say No.'
+
+ Queen of Hearts.
+
+ Little Novels.
+
+ My Miscellanies.
+
+ The Fallen Leaves.
+
+ The Woman in White.
+
+ Jezebel's Daughter.
+
+ The Law and the Lady.
+
+ The Black Robe.
+
+ The Haunted Hotel.
+
+ Heart and Science.
+
+ The Moonstone.
+
+ The Evil Genius.
+
+ Man and Wife.
+
+ The Legacy of Cain.
+
+ Poor Miss Finch.
+
+ A Rogue's Life.
+
+ Miss or Mrs.
+
+ Blind Love.
+
+
+=By MORT. and FRANCES COLLINS.=
+
+ Blacksmith and Scholar.
+
+ You Play Me False.
+
+ The Village Comedy.
+
+ Midnight to Midnight.
+
+
+=By M.J. COLQUHOUN.=--Every Inch a Soldier.
+
+
+=By HERBERT COMPTON.=
+
+ The Inimitable Mrs. Massingham.
+
+
+=By E.H. COOPER.=--Geoffory Hamilton.
+
+
+=By V.C. COTES.=--Two Girls on a Barge.
+
+
+=By C. EGBERT CRADDOCK.=
+
+ The Prophet of the Great Smoky Mountains.
+
+ His Vanished Star.
+
+
+=By H.N. CRELLIN.=
+
+ Romances of the Old Seraglio.
+
+
+=By MATT CRIM.=
+
+ The Adventures of a Fair Rebel.
+
+
+=By S.R. CROCKETT and others.=
+
+ Tales of Our Coast.
+
+
+=By B.M. CROKER.=
+
+ Diana Barrington.
+
+ The Real Lady Hilda.
+
+ Proper Pride.
+
+ Married or Single?
+
+ A Family Likeness.
+
+ Two Masters.
+
+ Pretty Miss Neville.
+
+ In the Kingdom of Kerry.
+
+ A Bird of Passage.
+
+ Interference.
+
+ Mr. Jervis.
+
+ A Third Person.
+
+ Village Tales.
+
+ Beyond the Pale.
+
+ Some One Else.
+
+ Jason.
+
+ Miss Balmaine's Past.
+
+ Infatuation.
+
+ Terence.
+
+ The Cat's-paw
+
+
+=By ALPHONSE DAUDET.=
+
+ The Evangelist; or, Port Salvation.
+
+
+=By H.C. DAVIDSON.=--Mr. Sadler's Daughters.
+
+
+=By DOROTHEA DEAKIN.=
+
+ The Poet and the Pierrot.
+
+ The Princess and the Kitchenmaid.
+
+
+=By JAMES DE MILLE.=
+
+ A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder.
+
+
+=By HARRY DE WINDT.=
+
+ True Tales of Travel and Adventure.
+
+
+=By DICK DONOVAN.=
+
+ Man from Manchester.
+
+ Tales of Terror.
+
+ Records of Vincent Trill.
+
+ Chronicles of Michael Danevitch
+
+ Myst. of Jamaica Terrace.
+
+ Deacon Brodie.
+
+ Tyler Tatlock, Private Detective.
+
+
+=RICHARD BOWLING.=--Old Corcoran's Money.
+
+
+=CONAN DOYLE.=-The Firm of Girdlestone.
+
+
+=By S. JEANNETTE DUNCAN.=
+
+ A Daughter of To-day
+
+ Vernon's Aunt.
+
+
+=By ANNIE EDWARDES.=
+
+ Archie Lovell.
+
+ A Plaster Saint.
+
+
+=By G.S. EDWARDS.=--Snazelleparilla.
+
+
+=By G. MANVILLE FENN.=
+
+ Cursed by a Fortune.
+
+ A Fluttered Dovecote.
+
+ The Case of Ailsa Gray.
+
+ King of the Castle.
+
+ Commodore Junk.
+
+ Master of the Ceremonies.
+
+ The New Mistress.
+
+ The Man with a Shadow.
+
+ Witness to the Deed.
+
+ One Maid's Mischief.
+
+ The Tiger Lily.
+
+ Story of Antony Grace.
+
+ The White Virgin.
+
+ This Man's Wife.
+
+ Black Blood.
+
+ In Jeopardy.
+
+ Double Cunning.
+
+ Woman Worth Winning.
+
+ The Bag of Diamonds.
+
+
+=By PERCY FITZGERALD.=--Fatal Zero.
+
+
+=By Hon. Mrs. W. FORBES.=--Dumb.
+
+
+=By R.E. FRANCILLON.=
+
+ One by One.
+
+ A Real Queen.
+
+ A Dog and his Shadow.
+
+ Ropes of Sand.
+
+ Jack Doyle's Daughter
+
+
+=By HAROLD FREDERIC.=
+
+ Seth's Brother's Wife.
+
+ The Lawton Girl.
+
+
+=By PAUL GAULOT.=--The Red Shirts.
+
+
+=By DOROTHEA GERARD.=
+
+ A Queen of Curds and Cream.
+
+
+=By CHARLES GIBBON.=
+
+ Robin Gray.
+
+ The Braes of Yarrow.
+
+ Of High Degree.
+
+ Queen of the Meadow.
+
+ The Golden Shaft.
+
+ The Flower of the Forest.
+
+
+=By B. GLANVILLE.=
+
+ The Lost Heiress.
+
+ The Golden Rock.
+
+ Fair Colonist.
+
+ Fossicker.
+
+ Tales from the Veld.
+
+
+=By E.J. GOODMAN.=
+
+ The Fate of Herbert Wayne.
+
+
+=By Rev. S. BARING GOULD.=
+
+ Red Spider.
+
+ Eve.
+
+
+=By ALFRED A. GRACE.=
+
+ Tales of a Dying Race.
+
+
+=By CECIL GRIFFITH=--Corinthia Marazion.
+
+
+=By A. CLAVERING GUNTER.=
+
+ A Florida Enchantment.
+
+
+=By GYP.=--Cloclo.
+
+
+=By OWEN HALL.=
+
+ The Track of a Storm.
+
+ Jetsam.
+
+
+=By COSMO HAMILTON.=
+
+ Glamour of Impossible.
+
+ Through a Keyhole.
+
+
+=By THOMAS HARDY.=
+
+ Under the Greenwood Tree.
+
+
+=By BRET HARTE.=
+
+ A Waif of the Plains.
+
+ A Ward of the Golden Gate.
+
+ Springs.
+
+ A Sappho of Green.
+
+ Col. Starbottle's Client.
+
+ Susy.
+
+ Sally Dows.
+
+ Bell-Ringer of Angel's.
+
+ Tales of Trail and Town.
+
+ Protegee of Jack Clarence.
+
+ Hamlin's.
+
+ Barker's Luck.
+
+ Devil's Ford.
+
+ Crusade of Excelsior.
+
+ Three Partners.
+
+ Gabriel Conroy.
+
+ New Condensed Novels.
+
+
+=By JULIAN HAWTHORNE.=
+
+ Garth.
+
+ Dust.
+
+ Ellice Quentin.
+
+ Sebastian Strome.
+
+ Fortune's Fool.
+
+ Beatrix Randolph.
+
+ David Poindexter's Disappearance.
+
+ Spectre of Camera.
+
+
+=By Sir A. HELPS.=--Ivan de Biron.
+
+
+=By I. HENDERSON.=--Agatha Page.
+
+
+=By G.A. HENTY.=
+
+ Dorothy's Double.
+
+ The Queen's Cup.
+
+ Rujub, the Juggler.
+
+
+=By HEADON HILL.=--Zambra the Detective.
+
+
+=By JOHN HILL.=--The Common Ancestor.
+
+
+=By TIGHE HOPKINS.=
+
+ Twixt Love and Duty.
+
+ Incomplete Adventurer.
+
+ Nugents of Carriconna.
+
+ Nell Haffenden.
+
+
+=By E.W. HORNUNG.=
+
+ The Shadow of the Rope.
+
+
+=By VICTOR HUGO.=--The Outlaw of Iceland.
+
+
+=By FERGUS HUME.=
+
+ Lady from Nowhere.
+
+ The Millionaire Mystery.
+
+
+=By Mrs. HUNGERFORD.=
+
+ Marvel.
+
+ Unsatisfactory Lover.
+
+ In Durance Vile.
+
+ A Modern Circe.
+
+ Lady Patty.
+
+ A Mental Struggle.
+
+ Lady Verner's Flight.
+
+ The Red-House Mystery.
+
+ The Three Graces.
+
+ Professor's Experiment.
+
+ A Point of Conscience.
+
+ A Maiden all Forlorn.
+
+ The Coming of Chloe.
+
+ Nora Creina.
+
+ An Anxious Moment.
+
+ April's Lady.
+
+ Peter's Wife.
+
+ Lovice.
+
+
+=By Mrs. ALFRED HUNT.=
+
+ The Leaden Casket.
+
+ That Other Person.
+
+ Self-Condemned.
+
+ Mrs. Juliet.
+
+
+=By R. ASHE KING.=--A Drawn Game.
+
+
+=By GEORGE LAMBERT.=--President of Boravia.
+
+
+=By EDMOND LEPELLETIER.=
+
+ Madame Sans-Gene.
+
+
+=By ADAM LILBURN.=--A Tragedy In Marble.
+
+
+=By HARRY LINDSAY.=
+
+ Rhoda Roberts.
+
+ The Jacobite.
+
+
+=By E. LYNN LINTON.=
+
+ Patricia Kemball.
+
+ Under which Lord?
+
+ 'My Love!'
+
+ Ione.
+
+ Paston Carew.
+
+ Sowing the Wind.
+
+ With a Silken Thread.
+
+ Atonement Learn Dundas.
+
+ The One Too Many.
+
+ Dulcie Everton.
+
+ The Rebel of the Family
+
+ An Octave of Friends.
+
+ The World Well Lost.
+
+
+=By HENRY W. LUCY.=--Gideon Fleyce.
+
+
+=By JUSTIN McCARTHY.=
+
+ A Fair Saxon.
+
+ Linley Rochford.
+
+ Dear Lady Disdain.
+
+ Camiola.
+
+ Mononia.
+
+ Waterdale Neighbours.
+
+ My Enemy's Daughter.
+
+ Miss Misanthrope.
+
+ Donna Quixote.
+
+ Maid of Athens.
+
+ The Comet of a Season.
+
+ The Dictator.
+
+ Red Diamonds.
+
+ The Riddle Ring.
+
+ The Three Disgraces.
+
+
+=JUSTIN H. McCARTHY.=--A London Legend
+
+
+=By GEORGE MACDONALD.=
+
+ Heather and Snow.
+
+
+=By W.H. MALLOCK=--The New Republic.
+
+
+=By P. & V. MARGUERITTE.=--The Disaster
+
+
+=By L.T. Meade.=
+
+ A Soldier of Fortune.
+
+ In an Iron Grip.
+
+ Dr. Rumsey's Patient.
+
+ The Voice of the Charmer.
+
+ An Adventuress.
+
+ This Troublesome World.
+
+ On Brink of a Chasm.
+
+ The Siren.
+
+ The Way of a Woman.
+
+ A Son of Ishmael.
+
+ The Blue Diamond.
+
+ Rosebury.
+
+ A Stumble by the Way.
+
+
+=By HOPE MERRICK.=
+
+ When a Girl's Engaged.
+
+
+=By LEONARD MERRICK.=
+
+ This Stage of Fools.
+
+ Cynthia.
+
+
+=By EDMUND MITCHELL.=
+
+ The Lone Star Rush.
+
+
+=By BERTRAM MITFORD.=
+
+ The Gun-Runner.
+
+ The King's Assegal.
+
+ Luck of Gerard Ridgeley.
+
+ Renshaw Fanning's Quest.
+
+ The Triumph of Hilary Blachland.
+
+ Haviland's Chum.
+
+
+=Mrs. MOLESWORTH.=--Hathercourt Rectory.
+
+
+=By J.E. MUDDOCK.=
+
+ Maid Marian and Robin Hood.
+
+ Basile the Jester.
+
+ Golden Idol.
+
+ Young Lochinvar.
+
+
+=By D. CHRISTIE MURRAY.=
+
+ A Life's Atonement.
+
+ Joseph's Coat.
+
+ Coals of Fire.
+
+ Old Blazer's Hero.
+
+ Val Strange.
+
+ Hearts.
+
+ A Model Father.
+
+ By the Gate of the Sea.
+
+ A Bit of Human Nature.
+
+ First Person Singular.
+
+ Cynic Fortune.
+
+ The Way of the World.
+
+ Bob Martin's Little Girl.
+
+ Time's Revenges.
+
+ A Wasted Crime.
+
+ In Direst Peril.
+
+ Mount Despair.
+
+ A Capful o' Nails.
+
+ Tales in Prose and Verse.
+
+ A Race for Millions.
+
+ This Little World.
+
+ His Own Ghost.
+
+ Church of Humanity.
+
+ V.C.: Castle Barfield and the Crimea.
+
+
+=By MURRAY and HERMAN.=
+
+ The Bishops' Bible.
+
+ Paul Jones's Alias.
+
+ One Traveller Returns.
+
+
+=By HUME NISBET.=--'Bail Up!
+
+
+=By W.E. NORRIS.=
+
+ Saint Ann's.
+
+ Billy Bellew.
+
+ Miss Wentworth's Idea.
+
+
+=By G. OHNET.=--A Weird Gift.
+
+ Love's Depths.
+
+ The Woman of Mystery.
+
+
+=By Mrs. OLIPHANT.=
+
+ Whiteladies.
+
+ The Sorceress.
+
+
+=By OUIDA.=
+
+ Held In Bondage.
+
+ Strathmore.
+
+ Chandos.
+
+ Under Two Flags.
+
+ Cecil Castlemaine's Gage.
+
+ Tricotrin.
+
+ Puck.
+
+ Folle-Farine.
+
+ A Dog of Flanders.
+
+ Pascarel.
+
+ Signa.
+
+ Princess Napraxine.
+
+ Two Wooden Shoes.
+
+ In a Winter City.
+
+ The Massarenes.
+
+ Friendship.
+
+ Idalla.
+
+ Moths.
+
+ Ruffino.
+
+ Pipistrello.
+
+ Ariadne.
+
+ A Village Commune.
+
+ Bimbi.
+
+ Wanda.
+
+ Frescoes.
+
+ Othmar.
+
+ In Maremma.
+
+ Syrlin.
+
+ Guilderoy.
+
+ Santa Barbara.
+
+ Two Offenders.
+
+ The Waters of Edera.
+
+ A Rainy June.
+
+
+=By MARGARET A. PAUL.=
+
+ Gentle and Simple.
+
+
+=By JAMES PAYN.=
+
+ Lost Sir Massingberd.
+
+ The Clyffards of Clyffe.
+
+ The Family Scapegrace.
+
+ A County Family.
+
+ Painted.
+
+ Less Black than We're
+
+ A Confidential Agent.
+
+ A Grape from a Thorn.
+
+ In Peril and Privation.
+
+ Mystery of Mirbridge.
+
+ High Spirits.
+
+ By Proxy.
+
+ The Talk of the Town.
+
+ Holiday Tasks.
+
+ For Cash Only.
+
+ The Burnt Million.
+
+ The Word and the Will.
+
+ Sunny Stories.
+
+ A Trying Patient.
+
+ Modern Dick Whittington
+
+
+=By WILL PAYNE.=--Jerry the Dreamer
+
+
+=By Mrs. CAMPBELL PRAED.=
+
+ Outlaw and Lawmaker.
+
+ Mrs. Tregaskiss.
+
+ Christina Chard.
+
+ Nulma.
+
+ Madame Izan.
+
+ 'As a Watch in the Night.'
+
+
+=By E.C. PRICE.=--Valentina.
+
+
+=By RICHARD PRYCE.=
+
+ Miss Maxwell's Affections.
+
+
+=By Mrs. J.H. RIDDELL.=
+
+ Weird Stories.
+
+ A Rich Man's Daughter.
+
+
+=By CHARLES READE.=
+
+ Peg Woffington; and Christie Johnstone.
+
+ Hard Cash.
+
+ Cloister and the Hearth.
+
+ Never Too Late to Mend.
+
+ The Course of True Love; and Singleheart and Doubleface.
+
+ Autobiography of a Thief; Jack of all Trades; A Hero and a Martyr; and
+ The Wandering Heir.
+
+ Griffith Gaunt.
+
+ Love Little, Love Long.
+
+ The Double Marriage.
+
+ Foul Play.
+
+ Put Yourself in His Place.
+
+ A Terrible Temptation.
+
+ A Simpleton.
+
+ A Woman-Hater.
+
+ The Jilt, & other Stories; & Good Stories of Man.
+
+ A Perilous Secret.
+
+ Readiana; and Bible Characters.
+
+
+=By FRANK RICHARDSON.=
+
+ Man Who Lost His Past.
+
+ The Bayswater Mystery.
+
+
+=By AMELIE RIVES.=
+
+ Barbara Dering.
+
+ Meriel.
+
+
+=By F.W. ROBINSON.=
+
+ The Hands of Justice.
+
+ Woman in the Dark.
+
+
+=By ALBERT ROSS.=--A Sugar Princess.
+
+
+=By J. RUNCIMAN.=--Skippers and Shellbacks.
+
+
+=By W. CLARK RUSSELL.=
+
+ Round the Galley Fire.
+
+ In the Middle Watch.
+
+ On the Fo'k'sle Head.
+
+ A Voyage to the Cape.
+
+ Book for the Hammock.
+
+ Mystery of 'Ocean Star.'
+
+ Jenny Harlowe.
+
+ An Ocean Tragedy.
+
+ A Tale of Two Tunnels.
+
+ My Shipmate Louise.
+
+ Alone on Wide Wide Sea.
+
+ The Phantom Death.
+
+ Is He the Man?
+
+ Good Ship 'Mohock'
+
+ The Convict Ship.
+
+ Heart of Oak.
+
+ The Tale of the Ten.
+
+ The Last Entry.
+
+ The Death Ship.
+
+
+=By DORA RUSSELL.=--Drift of Fate.
+
+
+=By HERBERT RUSSELL.=--True Blue.
+
+
+=By BAYLE ST. JOHN.=--A Levantine Family.
+
+
+=By ADELINE SERGEANT.=
+
+ Dr. Endicott's Experiment.
+
+ Under False Pretences.
+
+
+=By M.P. SHIEL.=--The Purple Cloud.
+
+
+=By GEORGE R. SIMS=
+
+ Dagonet Abroad.
+
+ Once upon Christmas Time.
+
+ Without the Limelight.
+
+ Rogues and Vagabonds.
+
+ Biographs of Babylon.
+
+ In London's Heart.
+
+ Mary Jane's Memoirs.
+
+ Mary Jane Married.
+
+ The Small-part Lady.
+
+ A Blind Marriage.
+
+
+=By UPTON SINCLAIR.=--Prince Hagen.
+
+
+=By HAWLEY SMART.=
+
+ Without Love or Licence.
+
+ The Master of Rathkelly.
+
+ Long Odds.
+
+ The Outsider.
+
+ Beatrice and Benedick.
+
+ A Racing Rubber.
+
+
+=By J. MOYR SMITH.=--The Prince of Argolis.
+
+
+=By T.W. SPEIGHT.=
+
+ The Grey Monk.
+
+ The Master of Trenance.
+
+ The Web of Fate.
+
+ Secret of Wyvern Towers.
+
+ As it was Written.
+
+ Her Ladyship.
+
+ The Strange Experiences of Mr. Verschoyle.
+
+ The Doom of Siva.
+
+
+=By ALAN ST. AUBYN.=
+
+ A Fellow of Trinity.
+
+ The Junior Dean.
+
+ Master of St. Benedict's.
+
+ To his Own Master.
+
+ Gallantay Bower.
+
+ In Face of the World.
+
+ Orchard Damerel.
+
+ The Tremlett Diamonds.
+
+ The Wooing of May.
+
+ A Tragic Honeymoon.
+
+ A Proctor's Wooing.
+
+ Fortune's Gate.
+
+ Bonnie Maggie Lauder.
+
+ Mary Unwin.
+
+ Mrs. Dunbar's Secret.
+
+
+=By JOHN STAFFORD.=--Doris and I.
+
+
+=By R. STEPHENS.=--The Cruciform Mark.
+
+
+=R. NEILSON STEPHENS.=--Philip Winwood.
+
+
+=By R.A. STERNDALE.=--The Afghan Knife.
+
+
+=By R.L. STEVENSON.=--The Suicide Club.
+
+
+=By FRANK STOCKTON.=
+
+ The Young Master of Hyson Hall.
+
+
+=By SUNDOWNER.=--Told by the Taffrail.
+
+
+=By SWEET and KNOX.=
+
+ On a Mexican Mustang.
+
+
+=By ANNIE THOMAS.=--The Siren's Web.
+
+
+=By BERTHA THOMAS.=
+
+ In a Cathedral City.
+
+
+=By FRANCES E. TROLLOPS.=
+
+ Like Ships Upon Sea.
+
+ Anne Furness.
+
+ Mabel's Progress.
+
+
+=By ANTHONY TROLLOPE.=
+
+ The Way we Live Now.
+
+ Frau Frohmann.
+
+ Marion Fay.
+
+ Scarborough's Family.
+
+ The Land-Leaguers.
+
+
+=By MARK TWAIN.=
+
+ Choice Works.
+
+ Library of Humour.
+
+ The Innocents Abroad.
+
+ Roughing It; and The Innocents at Home.
+
+ A Tramp Abroad.
+
+ The American Claimant.
+
+ Adventures Tom Sawyer.
+
+ Tom Sawyer Abroad.
+
+ Tom Sawyer, Detective.
+
+ Pudd'nhead Wilson.
+
+ The Gilded Age.
+
+ Prince and the Pauper.
+
+ Life on the Mississippi.
+
+ Huckleberry Finn.
+
+ A Yankee at Court.
+
+ Stolen White Elephant.
+
+ L1,000,000 Bank-note.
+
+ A Double-barrelled Detective Story.
+
+
+=C.C. FRASER-TYTLER.=--Mistress Judith.
+
+
+=By SARAH TYTLER.=
+
+ What She Came Through.
+
+ Buried Diamonds.
+
+ The Blackhall Ghosts.
+
+ The Macdonald Lass.
+
+ Witch-Wife.
+
+ Sapphira.
+
+ Mrs. Carmichael's Goddesses.
+
+ Rachel Langton.
+
+ A Honeymoon's Eclipse
+
+ A Young Dragon.
+
+
+=ALLEN UPWARD.=--The Queen against Owen.
+
+
+=By ALBERT D. VANDAM.=--A Court Tragedy.
+
+
+=By E.A. VIZETELLY.=
+
+ The Scorpion.
+
+ The Lover's Progress.
+
+
+=By FLORENCE WARDEN.=
+
+ Joan, the Curate.
+
+ A Fight to a Finish.
+
+
+=By CY WARMAN.=--Express Messenger.
+
+
+=By A. WERNER.=--Chapenga's White Man.
+
+
+=By WILLIAM WESTALL.=
+
+ For Honour and Life
+
+ A Woman Tempted Him.
+
+ Her Two Millions.
+
+ Two Pinches of Snuff.
+
+ Nigel Fortescue.
+
+ Birch Dene.
+
+ Ben Clough.
+
+ The Phantom City.
+
+ A Queer Race.
+
+ The Old Factory.
+
+ Red Ryvington.
+
+ Ralph Norbreck's Trust.
+
+ Trust-money.
+
+ Sons of Belial.
+
+ Roy of Roy's Court.
+
+ With the Red Eagle.
+
+ A Red Bridal.
+
+ Strange Crimes.
+
+ Her Ladyship's Secret.
+
+ As Luck would have it.
+
+
+=By ATHA WESTBURY.=
+
+ The Shadow of Hilton Fernbrook.
+
+
+=By FRED WHISHAW.=
+
+ A Forbidden Name
+
+ Many Ways of Love.
+
+
+=By C.J. WILLS.=--An Easy-going Fellow.
+
+
+=By JOHN STRANGE WINTER.=
+
+ Cavalry Life: and Regimental Legends.
+
+
+=By LOUIS ZANGWILL.=
+
+ A Nineteenth Century Miracle.
+
+
+=By EMILE ZOLA.=
+
+ The Honour of the Army.
+
+ Germinal.
+
+ The Dream.
+
+ Abbe Mouret's Transgression.
+
+ Money.
+
+ The Conquest of Plassans.
+
+ Dram-Shop.
+
+ Downfall.
+
+ His Excellency.
+
+ His Masterpiece.
+
+ The Fat and the Thin.
+
+ Dr. Pascal.
+
+ Joy of Life.
+
+ Fortune of the Rougons.
+
+ Lourdes.
+
+ Rome.
+
+ Paris.
+
+ Work.
+
+ Truth.
+
+ Fruitfulness.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=CHEAP EDITIONS OF POPULAR NOVELS.=
+
+Post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2s. each.
+
+
+=By Mrs. ALEXANDER.=
+
+ Maid, Wife, or Widow.
+
+ Blind Fate.
+
+ Valerie's Fate.
+
+ A Life Interest.
+
+ Mono's Choice.
+
+ By Woman's Wit.
+
+
+=By E. LESTER ARNOLD.=
+
+ Phra the Phoenician.
+
+
+=ARTEMUS WARD'S WORKS.= Complete.
+
+
+=By GRANT ALLEN.=
+
+ Philistia.
+
+ Babylon.
+
+ Strange Stones.
+
+ For Maimie's Sake.
+
+ In all Shades.
+
+ The Beckoning Hand.
+
+ The Devil's Die.
+
+ The Tents of Shem.
+
+ The Great Taboo.
+
+ Dumaresq's Daughter.
+
+ Duchess of Powsyland.
+
+ Blood Royal.
+
+ Ivan Greet's Masterpiece.
+
+ The Scallywag.
+
+ This Mortal Coil.
+
+ At Market Value.
+
+ Under Sealed Orders.
+
+
+=By FRANK BARRETT.=
+
+ Fettered for Life.
+
+ Little Lady Linton.
+
+ Between Life and Death.
+
+ Sin of Olga Zassoulich.
+
+ Folly Morrison.
+
+ Lieut. Barnabas.
+
+ Honest Davie.
+
+ A Prodigal's Progress.
+
+ Found Guilty.
+
+ A Recoiling Vengeance
+
+ For Love and Honour.
+
+ John Ford, &c.
+
+ Woman of Iron Bracelets.
+
+ The Harding Scandal.
+
+ A Missing Witness.
+
+
+=By Sir W. BESANT and J. RICE=
+
+ Ready-Money Mortiboy.
+
+ My Little Girl.
+
+ With Harp and Crown.
+
+ This Son of Vulcan.
+
+ The Golden Butterfly.
+
+ The Monks of Thelema.
+
+ By Celia's Arbour.
+
+ Chaplain of the Fleet.
+
+ The Seamy Side.
+
+ The Case of Mr. Lucraft.
+
+ In Trafalgar's Bay.
+
+ The Ten Years' Tenant.
+
+
+=By Sir WALTER BESANT=
+
+ All Sorts and Conditions.
+
+ The Captains' Room.
+
+ All in a Garden Fair.
+
+ Dorothy Forster.
+
+ Uncle Jack.
+
+ The World Went Very Well Then.
+
+ Children of Gibeon.
+
+ Herr Paulus.
+
+ For Faith and Freedom.
+
+ To Call Her Mine.
+
+ The Master Craftsman.
+
+ The Bell of St. Paul's.
+
+ The Holy Rose.
+
+ Armorel of Lyonesse.
+
+ St. Katherine's by Tower.
+
+ Verbena Camellia Stephanotis
+
+ The Ivory Gate.
+
+ The Rebel Queen.
+
+ Beyond Dreams Avarice.
+
+ The Revolt of Man.
+
+ In Deacon's Orders.
+
+ The City of Refuge.
+
+
+=AMBROSE BIERCE.=
+
+ In the Midst of Life.
+
+
+=By FREDERICK BOYLE.=
+
+ Camp Notes.
+
+ Savage Life.
+
+ Chronicles of No-man's Land.
+
+
+=By BRET HARTE.=
+
+ Californian Stories.
+
+ Gabriel Conroy.
+
+ Luck of Roaring Camp.
+
+ An Heiress of Red Dog.
+
+ Flip.
+
+ Maruja.
+
+ A Phyllis of the Sierras.
+
+ A Waif of the Plains.
+
+ Ward of Golden Gate.
+
+
+=By ROBERT BUCHANAN.=
+
+ Shadow of the Sword.
+
+ A Child of Nature.
+
+ God and the Man.
+
+ Love Me for Ever.
+
+ Foxglove Manor.
+
+ The Master of the Mine.
+
+ Annan Water.
+
+ The Martyrdom of Madeline.
+
+ The New Abelard.
+
+ The Heir of Linne.
+
+ Woman and the Man.
+
+ Rachel Dene.
+
+ Matt.
+
+ Lady Kilpatrick.
+
+
+=BUCHANAN and MURRAY.=
+
+ The Charlatan.
+
+
+=By HALL CAINE.=
+
+ A Son of Hagar.
+
+ The Deemster
+
+ The Shadow of a Crime.
+
+
+=By Commander CAMERON.=
+
+ The Cruise of the 'Black Prince.'
+
+
+=By HARDEN CARRUTH.=
+
+ The Adventures of Jones.
+
+
+=By AUSTIN GLARE.=
+
+ For the Love of a Lass.
+
+
+=By Mrs. ARCHER CLIVE.=
+
+ Paul Ferroll.
+
+ Why Paul Ferroll Killed his Wife.
+
+
+=By MACLAREN COBBAN.=
+
+ The Cure of Souls.
+
+ The Red Sultan.
+
+
+=By C. ALLSTON COLLINS.=
+
+ The Bar Sinister.
+
+
+=By MORT. and FRANCES COLLINS.=
+
+ Sweet Anne Page.
+
+ Transmigration.
+
+ From Midnight to Midnight.
+
+ A Fight with Fortune.
+
+ Sweet and Twenty.
+
+ The Village Comedy.
+
+ You Play Me False.
+
+ Blacksmith and Scholar.
+
+ Frances.
+
+
+=By WILKIE COLLINS.=
+
+ Armadale.
+
+ After Dark.
+
+ No Name.
+
+ Antonina.
+
+ Basil.
+
+ Hide and Seek.
+
+ The Dead Secret.
+
+ Queen of Hearts.
+
+ Miss or Mrs.?
+
+ The New Magdalen.
+
+ The Frozen Deep.
+
+ The Law and the Lady.
+
+ The Two Destinies.
+
+ The Haunted Hotel.
+
+ A Rogue's Life.
+
+ My Miscellanies.
+
+ The Woman in White.
+
+ The Moonstone.
+
+ Man and Wife
+
+ Poor Miss Finch.
+
+ The Fallen Leaves.
+
+ Jezebel's Daughter.
+
+ The Black Robe.
+
+ Heart and Science.
+
+ 'I Say No!'
+
+ The Evil Genius.
+
+ Little Novels.
+
+ Legacy of Cain.
+
+ Blind Love.
+
+
+=By M.J. COLQUHOUN.=
+
+ Every Inch a Soldier
+
+
+=By C. EGBERT CRADDOCK.=
+
+ The Prophet of the Great Smoky Mountains.
+
+
+=By H.N. CRELLIN.=
+
+ Tales of the Caliph.
+
+
+=MATT CRIM.=
+
+ The Adventures of a Fair Rebe
+
+
+=By B.M. CROKER.=
+
+ Pretty Miss Neville.
+
+ Diana Barrington.
+
+ A Bird of Passage.
+
+ Proper Pride.
+
+ 'To Let'
+
+ A Family Likeness.
+
+ A Third Person.
+
+ Village Tales and Jungle Tragedies.
+
+ Mr. Jervis.
+
+ Two Masters.
+
+ The Real Lady Hilda.
+
+ Married or Single?
+
+ Interference.
+
+
+=By ALPHONSE DAUDET.=
+
+ The Evangelist; or, Port Salvation.
+
+
+=By JAMES DE MILLE.=
+
+ A Strange Manuscript.
+
+
+=By DICK DONOVAN.=
+
+ The Man-Hunter.
+
+ Tracked and Taken.
+
+ Caught at Last!
+
+ Who Poisoned Hetty Duncan?
+
+ Wanted!
+
+ Man from Manchester.
+
+ A Detective's Triumphs,
+
+ Mystery Jamaica Terrace.
+
+ Michael Danevitch.
+
+ In the Grip of the Law.
+
+ From Information Received.
+
+ Tracked to Doom.
+
+ Link by Link.
+
+ Suspicion Aroused.
+
+ Riddles Read.
+
+
+=By Mrs. ANNIE EDWARDES.=
+
+ A Point of Honour.
+
+ Archie Lovell.
+
+
+=By EDWARD EGGLESTON.=
+
+ Roxy.
+
+
+=By G. MANVILLE FENN.=
+
+ The New Mistress.
+
+ Witness to the Deed.
+
+ The Tiger Lily.
+
+ The White Virgin.
+
+
+=By PERCY FITZGERALD.=
+
+ Bella Donna.
+
+ Fatal Zero.
+
+ Never Forgotten.
+
+ Polly.
+
+ Second Mrs. Tillotson.
+
+ Seventy-five Brooke Street.
+
+ The Lady of Brantome.
+
+
+=By PERCY FITZGERALD and others.=
+
+ Strange Secrets.
+
+
+=By R.E. FRANCILLON.=
+
+ Olympia.
+
+ One by One.
+
+ A Real Queen.
+
+ Queen Cophetua.
+
+ King or Knave?
+
+ Romances of the Law.
+
+ Ropes of Sand.
+
+ A Dog and his Shadow.
+
+
+=By HAROLD FREDERIC.=
+
+ Seth's Brother's Wife.
+
+ The Lawton Girl.
+
+
+=Prefaced by Sir BARTLE FRERE.=
+
+ Pandurang Hari.
+
+
+=By CHARLES GIBBON.=
+
+ Robin Gray.
+
+ Fancy Free.
+
+ For Lack of Gold.
+
+ What will the World Say?
+
+ In Love and War.
+
+ For the King.
+
+ In Pastures Green.
+
+ Queen of the Meadow.
+
+ A Heart's Problem.
+
+ The Dead Heart.
+
+ In Honour Bound.
+
+ Flower of the Forest.
+
+ The Braes of Yarrow.
+
+ The Golden Shaft.
+
+ Of High Degree.
+
+ By Mead and Stream.
+
+ Loving a Dream.
+
+ A Hard Knot.
+
+ Heart's Delight.
+
+ Blood-Money.
+
+
+=By WILLIAM GILBERT.=
+
+ James Duke.
+
+
+=By ERNEST GLANVILLE.=
+
+ The Lost Heiress.
+
+ The Fossicker.
+
+ A Fair Colonist.
+
+
+=By Rev. S. BARING GOULD.=
+
+ Red Spider.
+
+ Eve.
+
+
+=ANDREW HALLIDAY.=
+
+ Every-day Papers.
+
+
+=By THOMAS HARDY.=
+
+ Under the Greenwood Tree.
+
+
+=By JULIAN HAWTHORNE.=
+
+ Quentin.
+
+ Ellice Garth.
+
+ Fortune's Fool.
+
+ Miss Cadogna.
+
+ Dust.
+
+ Beatrix Randolph.
+
+ Love--or a Name.
+
+ David Poindexter's Disappearance.
+
+ The Spectre of the Camera.
+
+
+=By SIR ARTHUR HELPS.=--Ivan de Biron.
+
+
+=By G.A. HENTY.=--Rujub the Juggler.
+
+
+=By HEADON HILL.=--Zambra the Detective.
+
+
+=By JOHN HILL.=--Treason-Felony.
+
+
+=By Mrs. HUNGERFORD.=
+
+ A Maiden all Forlorn.
+
+ In Durance Vile.
+
+ Marvel.
+
+ Peter's Wife.
+
+ A Mental Struggle,
+
+ A Modern Circe.
+
+ April's Lady.
+
+ Lady Verner's Flight.
+
+ The Red-House Mystery.
+
+ The Three Graces.
+
+ Unsatisfactory Lover.
+
+ Lady Patty.
+
+ Nora Creina
+
+ Professor's Experiment.
+
+
+=By Mrs. CASHEL HOEY.=--The Lover's Creed.
+
+
+=Mrs. GEORGE HOOPER.=--The House of Raby.
+
+
+=By Mrs. ALFRED HUNT.=
+
+ That Other Person.
+
+ The Leaden Casket.
+
+ Self-Condemned.
+
+
+=By MARK KERSHAW.=
+
+ Colonial Facts and Fictions.
+
+
+=By R. ASHE KING.=
+
+ A Drawn Game.
+
+ 'The Wearing of the Green.'
+
+ Passion's Slave.
+
+ Bell Barry.
+
+
+=By EDMOND LEPELLETIER.=
+
+ Madame Sans-Gene.
+
+
+=By JOHN LEYS.=--The Lindsays.
+
+
+=By E. LYNN LINTON.=
+
+ Patricia Kemball.
+
+ The World Well Lost.
+
+ Under which Lord?
+
+ Paston Carew.
+
+ 'My Love!'
+
+ Ione.
+
+ With a Silken Thread.
+
+ The Atonement of Leam Dundas.
+
+ Rebel of the Family.
+
+ Sowing the Wind.
+
+ The One Too Many.
+
+ Dulcie Everton.
+
+
+=By HENRY W. LUCY.=--Gideon Fleyce.
+
+
+=By JUSTIN MCCARTHY.=
+
+ Dear Lady Disdain.
+
+ Waterdale Neighbours.
+
+ My Enemy's Daughter.
+
+ A Fair Saxon.
+
+ Camiola.
+
+ Linley Rochford.
+
+ Miss Misanthrope.
+
+ Donna Quixote.
+
+ Maid of Athens.
+
+ The Comet of a Season.
+
+ The Dictator.
+
+ Red Diamonds.
+
+ The Riddle Ring.
+
+
+=By HUGH MACCOLL.=
+
+ Mr. Stranger's Sealed Packet.
+
+
+=GEORGE MACDONALD.=--Heather and Snow.
+
+
+=By AGNES MACDONELL.=--Quaker Cousins.
+
+
+=By W.H. MALLOCK.=--The New Republic.
+
+
+=By BRANDER MATTHEWS.=
+
+ A Secret of the Sea.
+
+
+=By L.T. MEADE.=--A Soldier of Fortune.
+
+
+=By LEONARD MERRICK.=
+
+ The Man who was Good.
+
+
+=By Mrs. MOLESWORTH.=
+
+ Hathercourt Rectory.
+
+
+=By J.E. MUDDOCK.=
+
+ Dead Man's Secret.
+
+ From Bosom of the Deep.
+
+ Stories Weird and Wonderful.
+
+
+=By D. CHRISTIE MURRAY.=
+
+ A Model Father.
+
+ Joseph's Coat.
+
+ Coals of Fire.
+
+ Val Strange.
+
+ Hearts.
+
+ Old Blazer's Hero.
+
+ The Way of the World.
+
+ Cynic Fortune.
+
+ A Life's Atonement.
+
+ A Bit of Human Nature.
+
+ First Person Singular.
+
+ Bob Martin's Little Girl.
+
+ Time's Revenges.
+
+ A Wasted Crime,
+
+ In Direst Peril.
+
+ Mount Despair.
+
+ A Capful o' Nails.
+
+ By the Gate of the Sea.
+
+
+=By MURRAY and HERMAN.=
+
+ One Traveller Returns.
+
+ The Bishops' Bible.
+
+ Paul Jones's Alias.
+
+
+=By HUME NISBET.=
+
+ 'Bail Up!
+
+ Dr. Bernard St. Vincent.
+
+
+=By W.E. NORRIS.=
+
+ Saint Ann's.
+
+ Billy Bellew.
+
+
+=By GEORGES OHNET.=
+
+ Dr. Rameau.
+
+ A Weird Gift.
+
+ A Last Love.
+
+
+=By Mrs. OLIPHANT.=
+
+ Whiteladies.
+
+ The Primrose Path.
+
+ The Greatest Heiress in England.
+
+
+=By OUIDA.=
+
+ Held in Bondage.
+
+ Strathmore.
+
+ Chandos.
+
+ Idalia.
+
+ Tricotrin.
+
+ Under Two Flags.
+
+ Cecil Castlemaine's Gage.
+
+ Puck.
+
+ Pascarel.
+
+ Folle-Farine.
+
+ A Dog of Flanders.
+
+ Signa.
+
+ Ariadne.
+
+ Princess Napraxine.
+
+ In a Winter City.
+
+ Friendship.
+
+ Two Little Wooden Shoes
+
+ Moths.
+
+ Bimbi.
+
+ Pipistrello.
+
+ A Village Commune.
+
+ Wanda.
+
+ Othmar.
+
+ Frescoes.
+
+ Guilderoy.
+
+ In Maremma.
+
+ Ruffino.
+
+ Syrlin.
+
+ Santa Barbara.
+
+ Two Offenders.
+
+ Ouida's Wisdom, Wit, and Pathos.
+
+
+=By MARGARET AGNES PAUL.=
+
+ Gentle and Simple.
+
+
+=By JAMES PAYN.=
+
+ Bentinck's Tutor.
+
+ Murphy's Master.
+
+ A County Family.
+
+ At Her Mercy.
+
+ Kit.
+
+ Cecil's Tryst.
+
+ Halves.
+
+ The Clyffards of Clyffe.
+
+ The Foster Brothers.
+
+ Found Dead.
+
+ The Best of Husbands.
+
+ Walter's Word.
+
+ Fallen Fortunes.
+
+ Humorous Stones.
+
+ L200 Reward.
+
+ A Marine Residence.
+
+ Mirk Abbey.
+
+ High Spirits.
+
+ Under One Roof.
+
+ Carlyon's Year.
+
+ For Cash Only.
+
+ The Canon's Ward.
+
+ The Talk of the Town.
+
+ Holiday Tasks.
+
+ A Perfect Treasure.
+
+ What He Cost Her.
+
+ A Confidential Agent.
+
+ Glow-Worm Tales.
+
+ The Burnt Million.
+
+ Sunny Stories.
+
+ Lost Sir Massingberd.
+
+ A Woman's Vengeance.
+
+ The Family Scapegrace.
+
+ Gwendoline's Harvest.
+
+ Like Father, Like Son.
+
+ Married Beneath Him.
+
+ Not Wooed, but Won.
+
+ Less Black than We're Painted.
+
+ By Proxy.
+
+ Some Private Views.
+
+ A Grape from a Thorn.
+
+ The Mystery of Mirbridge.
+
+ From Exile.
+
+ The Word and the Will.
+
+ A Prince of the Blood.
+
+ A Trying Patient.
+
+
+=By Mrs. CAMPBELL PRAED.=
+
+ The Romance of a Station.
+
+ Outlaw and Lawmaker.
+
+ Christina Chard.
+
+ Mrs. Tregaskiss.
+
+ The Soul of Countess Adrian.
+
+
+=By RICHARD PRYCE.=
+
+ Miss Maxwell's Affections.
+
+
+=By CHARLES READE.=
+
+ Is is Never Too Late to Mend.
+
+ The Jilt.
+
+ Christie Johnstone.
+
+ The Double Marriage.
+
+ Put Yourself in His Place.
+
+ Love Little, Love Long.
+
+ Cloister and the Hearth.
+
+ Course of True Love.
+
+ Autobiography of a Thief.
+
+ A Terrible Temptation.
+
+ Foul Play.
+
+ Hard Cash.
+
+ The Wandering Heir.
+
+ Singleheart, Doubleface.
+
+ Good Stories of Man, &c.
+
+ Peg Woffington.
+
+ Griffith Gaunt.
+
+ A Perilous Secret.
+
+ A Simpleton.
+
+ Readiana.
+
+ A Woman-Hater.
+
+
+=By Mrs. J.H. RIDDELL.=
+
+ Weird Stories.
+
+ Fairy Water.
+
+ Her Mother's Darling.
+
+ The Prince of Wales's Garden Party.
+
+ The Uninhabited House.
+
+ The Mystery in Palace Gardens.
+
+ Idle Tales.
+
+
+=By F.W. ROBINSON.=
+
+ Women are Strange.
+
+ The Woman in the Dark.
+
+ The Hands of Justice.
+
+
+=By W. CLARK RUSSELL.=
+
+ Round the Galley Fire.
+
+ On the Fo'k'sle Head.
+
+ In the Middle Watch.
+
+ A Voyage to the Cape.
+
+ Book for the Hammock.
+
+ The Mystery of the 'Ocean Star.'
+
+ Romance Jenny Harlowe.
+
+ An Ocean Tragedy.
+
+ My Shipmate Louise.
+
+ Alone on Wide Wide Seas.
+
+ Good Ship 'Mohock.'
+
+ The Phantom Death.
+
+ Is He the Man?
+
+ Heart of Oak.
+
+ The Convict Ship.
+
+ The Tale of the Ten.
+
+ The Last Entry.
+
+
+=By DORA RUSSELL.=--A Country Sweetheart.
+
+
+=By GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA.=
+
+ Gaslight and Daylight.
+
+
+=By GEORGE R. SIMS.=
+
+ The Ring o' Bells.
+
+ Mary Jane's Memoirs.
+
+ Mary Jane Married.
+
+ Tales of To-day.
+
+ Dramas of Life.
+
+ Tinkletop's Crime.
+
+ Zeph.
+
+ My Two Wives.
+
+ Memoirs of a Landlady.
+
+ Scenes from the Show
+
+ Ten Commandments.
+
+ Dagonet Abroad.
+
+ Rogues and Vagabonds.
+
+
+=ARTHUR SKETCHLEY.=--A Match in the Dark.
+
+
+=By HAWLEY SMART.=
+
+ Without Love or Licence.
+
+ Beatrice and Benedick.
+
+ The Master of Rathkelly.
+
+ The Plunger.
+
+ Long Odds.
+
+
+=By R.A. STERNDALE.=--The Afghan Knife.
+
+
+=By T.W. SPEIGHT=
+
+ The Mysteries of Heron Dyke.
+
+ The Golden Hoop.
+
+ Hoodwinked.
+
+ By Devious Ways.
+
+ Back to Life.
+
+ The Loudwater Tragedy.
+
+ Burgo's Romance.
+
+ Quittance in Full.
+
+ A Husband from the Sea.
+
+
+=By ALAN ST. AUBYN.=
+
+ A Fellow of Trinity.
+
+ The Junior Dean.
+
+ Master of St Benedict's.
+
+ Orchard Damerel.
+
+ In the Face of the World.
+
+ The Tremlett Diamonds.
+
+ To His Own Master.
+
+
+=By R. LOUIS STEVENSON.=
+
+ New Arabian Nights.
+
+
+=By ROBERT SURTEES.=--Handley Cross.
+
+
+=By WALTER THORNBURY.=
+
+ Tales for the Marines.
+
+
+=By T. ADOLPHUS TROLLOPE.=
+
+ Diamond Cut Diamond.
+
+
+=By ANTHONY TROLLOPE.=
+
+ Frau Frohmann.
+
+ Marion Fay.
+
+ Kept in the Dark.
+
+ The Way We Live Now.
+
+ The Land-Leaguers.
+
+ The American Senator.
+
+ Scarborough's Family.
+
+ Golden Lion of Granpere.
+
+
+=By F. ELEANOR TROLLOPE.=
+
+ Like Ships upon the Sea.
+
+ Anne Furness.
+
+ Mabel's Progress.
+
+
+=By MARK TWAIN.=
+
+ A Pleasure Trip.
+
+ The Gilded Age.
+
+ Huckleberry Finn.
+
+ Tom Sawyer.
+
+ A Tramp Abroad.
+
+ Stolen White Elephant.
+
+ Life on the Mississippi.
+
+ A Yankee at Court.
+
+ L1,000,000 Bank-Note.
+
+ Sketches.
+
+
+=By C.C. FRASER-TYTLER.=--Mistress Judith.
+
+
+=By SARAH TYTLER.=
+
+ Bride's Pass.
+
+ Lady Bell.
+
+ Buried Diamonds.
+
+ St. Mungo's City.
+
+ Noblesse Oblige.
+
+ The Huguenot Family.
+
+ The Blackhall Ghosts.
+
+ What She Came Through.
+
+ Beauty and the Beast.
+
+ Disappeared.
+
+
+=By ALLEN UPWARD.=--Queen against Owen.
+
+
+=By WM. WESTALL.=--Trust-Money.
+
+
+=By Mrs. WILLIAMSON.=--A Child Widow.
+
+
+=By JOHN STRANGE WINTER.=
+
+ Cavalry Life.
+
+ Regimental Legends.
+
+
+=By H.F. WOOD.=
+
+ The Passenger from Scotland Yard.
+
+ The Englishman of the Rue Cain.
+
+
+=By MARG. WYNMAN.=--My Flirtations.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=NEW SERIES OF TWO-SHILLING NOVELS.=
+
+Bound in picture cloth, flat backs.
+
+
+=By EDWIN LESTER ARNOLD.=
+
+ The Constable of St. Nicholas.
+
+
+=By Sir WALTER BESANT.=
+
+ St. Katherine's by Tower.
+
+ The Rebel Queen.
+
+
+=By H. BINDLOSS.=--Ainslie's Ju-Ju.
+
+
+=By McD. BODKIN, K.C.=
+
+ Dora Myrl, the Lady Detective.
+
+
+=By DICK DONOVAN.=
+
+ Man from Manchester.
+
+ Wanted!
+
+ Dark Deeds.
+
+ Tales of Terror.
+
+ The Man-Hunter.
+
+ The Mystery of Jamaica Terrace.
+
+ Vincent Trill, Detective.
+
+
+=By G.M. FENN.=--A Crimson Crime.
+
+
+=By PAUL GAULOT.=--The Red Shirts.
+
+
+=By Major ARTHUR GRIFFITHS.=
+
+ No. 99; and Blue Blood.
+
+
+=By OWEN HALL.=--Track of a Storm.
+
+
+=By BRET HARTE.=
+
+ Luck Roaring Camp, &c.
+
+ In a Hollow of the Hills.
+
+ Sappho of Green Springs.
+
+ Col. Starbottle's Client.
+
+ Protegee of Jack Hamlin's
+
+ Sally Dows.
+
+
+=By HEADON HILL.=--Zambra, the Detective.
+
+
+=By FERGUS HUME.=--The Lady from Nowhere.
+
+
+=By EDMUND MITCHELL.=
+
+ Plotters of Paris.
+
+ The Temple of Death.
+
+ Towards the Eternal Snows.
+
+
+=By BERTRAM MITFORD.=
+
+ The Luck of Gerard Ridgeley.
+
+ The King's Assegal.
+
+
+=By J.E. MUDDOCK.=
+
+ Maid Marian and Robin Hood.
+
+
+=By CHRISTIE MURRAY.=--His own Ghost.
+
+
+=By OUIDA.=
+
+ Syrlin.
+
+ The Waters of Edera.
+
+
+=By JAS. PAYN.=--Modern Dick Whittington.
+
+
+=By DORA RUSSELL.=
+
+ A Country Sweetheart.
+
+ The Drift of Fate.
+
+
+=By GEORGE R. SIMS.=
+
+ In London's Heart.
+
+ Rogues and Vagabonds.
+
+
+=By FRANK STOCKTON.=
+
+ The Young Master of Hyson Hall.
+
+
+=By SUNDOWNER.=--Tale of the Serpent.
+
+
+=By SARAH TYTLER.=--Citoyenne Jacqueline.
+
+
+=ALLEN UPWARD.=--Queen against Owen.
+
+
+=By F. WARDEN.=--Joan, the Curate.
+
+
+=BYRON WEBBER.=--Sport and Spangles.
+
+
+=By JOHN STRANGE WINTER.=
+
+ Cavalry Life; and Regimental Legends.
+
+
+=By LOUIS ZANGWILL.=
+
+ A Nineteenth-Century Miracle.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+
+=SIXPENNY COPYRIGHT NOVELS.=
+
+
+=By GRANT ALLEN.=--The Tents of Shem.
+
+
+=By WALTER BESANT.=
+
+ Children of Gibeon.
+
+ For Faith and Freedom.
+
+ Dorothy Forster.
+
+ All Sorts and Conditions of Men.
+
+ The Orange Girl.
+
+
+=By BESANT and RICE.=
+
+ The Golden Butterfly.
+
+ Ready-Money Mortiboy.
+
+ The Chaplain of the Fleet.
+
+
+=By ROBERT BUCHANAN.=
+
+ The Shadow of the Sword.
+
+ God and the Man.
+
+
+=By S. BARING GOULD.=--Red Spider.
+
+
+=By HALL CAINE.=
+
+ A Son of Hagar.
+
+ The Deemster.
+
+ The Shadow of a Crime.
+
+
+=By WILKIE COLLINS.=
+
+ Armadale.
+
+ Antonina.
+
+ The Moonstone.
+
+ The Woman in White.
+
+ Man and Wife.
+
+ No Name.
+
+ The Dead Secret.
+
+ The New Magdalen.
+
+
+=By B.M. CROKER.=
+
+ Diana Harrington.
+
+ Pretty Miss Neville.
+
+ A Bird of Passage.
+
+
+=By D. CHRISTIE MURRAY.=--Joseph's Coat.
+
+
+=By OUIDA.=
+
+ Puck.
+
+ Moths.
+
+ Strathmore.
+
+ Tricotrin.
+
+ Held in Bondage.
+
+ Under Two Flags.
+
+ Chandos.
+
+ The Massarenes.
+
+ Friendship.
+
+
+=By JAMES PAYN.=
+
+ Walter's Word.
+
+ Lost Sir Massingberd.
+
+
+=By CHARLES READE.=
+
+ Griffith Gaunt.
+
+ Foul Play.
+
+ Hard Cash.
+
+ Peg Woffington; and Christie Johnstone.
+
+ Put Yourself in His Place.
+
+ The Cloister and the Hearth.
+
+ Never Too Late to Mend.
+
+ A Terrible Temptation.
+
+
+=By W. CLARK RUSSELL.=--The Convict Ship.
+
+
+=By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.=
+
+ New Arabian Nights.
+
+
+=By WILLIAM WESTALL.=--The Old Factory.
+
+
+=By EMILE ZOLA.=
+
+ The Downfall.
+
+ The Dram-Shop.
+
+ Lourdes.
+
+ Rome.
+
+ Paris.
+
+
+=By JUSTIN McCARTHY.=
+
+ A Short History of our own Times.
+
+
+ * * * * *
+
+UNWIN BROTHERS, Ltd., Printers, 27, Pilgrim Street, Ludgate Hill, London
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