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Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
Rendered into English verse by Edward Fitzgerald. A correct version of the text of the Fourth Edition, with accurate notes, a biography of both Omar and Fitzgerald, and a Poetical Tribute by Andrew Lang, together with a remarkable descriptive and comparative article by Edward S. Holden. Beautifully printed in two colors on deckel edge paper, with decorative borders, fourteen half-tone illustrations by Gilbert James, and a portrait of Fitzgerald. Gilt tops, attractively bound in cloth and gold, and each volume encased in a flat box with cover. Size, 5$^1$⁄$_4$ x 7$^5$⁄$_8$ Price, $i.25.
THE SAME, small 12mo in size, handsomely bound in cloth and printed on the finest deckle edge paper, with the fifteen illustrations in two colors, and containing the same matter as the foregoing volume. Price, 50c.
THE SAME, in booklet form, 24 pages, printed in two colors, the complete text of the fourth edition. Price, 15c.
Kipling' s Poems, Barrack Room Ballads , Departmental Ditties, etc.
Two volumes in one, with glossary. Fourteen full-page pen-and-ink drawings together with a new portrait of the author. Handsomely bound in cloth, gilt tops, and printed on old Chester antique deckle edge paper. Size, 5$^1$⁄$_4$ x 7$^5$⁄$_8$ in 340 pages. Price, $1.50.
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The Pleasures of Literature and the Solace of Books
COMPILED BY JOSEPH SHALER WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ANDREW LANG
A volume that will appeal to every book lover, presenting, as it does, in chaste and elegant style, the thoughts of great men of all ages on books and the reading thereof.
A particularly dainty and appropriate gift for the reader or student, and one that is sure to be appreciated.
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Mrs. Jerningham's Journal John Jerningham's Journal
The re-publication of this exquisite love story in verse is an event that will be heartily welcomed by those who can. appreciate beauty of sentiment when presented in an unusual guise. No book is so appropriate for a dainty and inexpensive wedding gift.
Two volumes, small i2mo in size, printed on the highest grade deckle edge paper and bound in light green cloth with ivory and gold decorations. Encased in a flat box.
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No Field Collection is Complete Without this Book
A LITTLE BOOK of TRIBUNE VERSE
By EUGENE FIELD
Compiled and edited by Joseph G. Brown, formerly city editor of the Denver Tribune, and an intimate friend and associate of the poet during the several years in which he was on the staff of that paper.
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The Jessamy Bride
By F. FRANKFORT MOORE
One of the best stories of recent years
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Originally published at $1.50, this charming romance is now offered in a handsome cloth-bound edition, 12mo in size, at seventy-five cents per copy.
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CHECKERS
A Hard Luck Story
By HENRY M. BLOSSOM, Jr. Author of "The Documents in Evidence"
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JANICE MEREDITH
By PAUL LEICESTER FORD
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Undoubtedly the most popular historical novel issued in a decade, and the greatest story of the American Revolution yet written, and one of the four or five great successes of recent years.
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AND MASON'S CORNER FOLKS By Charles Felton Pidgin
The most popular New England novel ever written, and the most interesting and picturesque tale of New England home life. Two hundred and fifty thousand copies have been sold, and there seems to be no diminution in its popularity.
   "The village gossips wondered who he was, what he was, what he came for, and how long he intended to stay."
Large 22mo, cloth bound, with 16 full-page illustrations. Price, 75 cents.
BLENNERHASSETT
A Romance Founded Upon Events in American History.
By Charles Felton Pidgin
One of the most successful of American historical novels of recent years. A fascinating tale of the times of Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton.
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Large 12mo, cloth bound, with 12 full-page illustrations by C. H. Stephens. Price, 75 cents.
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