# Young Lucretia and Other Stories/End matter

HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE SERIES.
Illustrated. Square 16mo, Cloth, Ornamental, $1 00 per Volume.
Lucy C. Lillie.—The Household of Glen Holly.—The Colonel's Money.—Mildred's Bargain, etc.—Nan.—Rolf House.—Jo's Opportunity.—The Story of Music and Musicians.
James Otis.—Silent Pete.—Toby Tyler.—Tim and Tip.—Mr. Stubbs's Brother.—Left Behind.—Raising the "Pearl."
David Ker.—The Lost City.—Into Unknown Seas.
William Black.—The Four Macnicols.
Kirk Munroe.—Chrystal, Jack & Co., and Delta Bixby.—Derrick Sterling.—Wakulla.—The Flamingo Leather.—Dory-mates.
John Habberton.—Who was Paul Grayson?
Ernest Ingersoll.—The Lee Queen.
W. O. Stoddard.—The Talking Leaves.—Two Arrows.—The Red Mustang.
Mrs. W. J. Hays.—Prince Lazybones, etc.
G. C. Eggleston.—Strange Stories from History.
George B. Perry.—Uncle Peter's Trust.
Sophie Swett.—Captain Polly.
W. L. Alden.—A New Robinson Crusoe—The Adventures of Jimmy Brown.—The Cruise of the Canoe Club.—The Cruise of the "Ghost."—The Moral Pirates.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE (NEW) SERIES.
Illustrated. Post 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, $1 25 per Volume.
A Boy's Town. By W. D. Howells.—Phil and the Baby, and False Witness. By Lucy C. Lillie.—Campmates. By Kirk Munroe.—Flying Hill Farm. By Sophie Swett.—Diego Pinzon. By John R. Coryell.
By THOMAS W. KNOX.
THE "BOY TRAVELLERS" SERIES.
Adventures of Two Youths—
In the Far East. Five Volumes:
    In Japan and China—In Siam and Java—In Ceylon and India—In Egypt and Palestine—In Central Africa.
* In South America.
* In the Russian Empire.
* On the Congo.
* In Australasia.
* In Mexico.
* In Great Britain and Ireland.
* In Northern Europe.
Copiously Illustrated. Square 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, $3 00 per Volume. Volumes sold separately.
The Voyage of the "Vivian" to the North Pole and Beyond. Adventures of Two Youths in the Open Polar Sea. Copiously Illustrated. Square 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, $2 50.
Hunting Adventures on Land and Sea. Two Volumes. Copiously Illustrated. Square 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, $250 each. Each volume complete in itself. The volumes sold separately.
The Young Nimrods in North America.
The Young Nimrods Around the World.
By MARY E. WILKINS.
A NEW ENGLAND NUN, And Other Stories. 16mo, Cloth, Ornamental, $1 25.
Always there is a freedom from commonplace, and a power to bold the interest to the close, which is owing, not to a trivial ingenuity, but to the spell which her personages cast over the reader's mind as soon as they come within his ken. . . . The humor, which is a marked feature of Miss Wilkins's stories, is of a pungent sort.—Atlantic Monthly.
What can we say that will express our sense of the beauty of " New England Nun, and Other Stories "? So true in their insight into human nature, so brief and salient in construction, so deep in feeling, so choice in expression, these stories rank even with the works of Mrs. Stowe and Miss Jewett—Critic, N. Y.
The unerring skill, the faultless delicacy, and the almost touching fidelity with which these little stories are told cannot be too highly commended.—Epoch, N. Y.
A HUMBLE ROMANCE, And Other Stories. 16mo, Cloth, Ornamental, $1 25.
Only an artistic hand could have written these stories, and they will make delightful reading.—Evangelist, N. Y.
The author has the unusual gift of writing a short story which is complete in itself, having a real beginning, a middle, and an end. The volume is an excellent one.—Observer, N. Y. All who enjoy the bright and fascinating short story will welcome this volume.—Boston Traveller.
A gallery of striking studies in the humblest quarters of American country life. No one has dealt with this kind of life better than Miss Wilkins. Nowhere are there to be found such faithful, delicately drawn, sympathetic, tenderly humorous pictures.—N. Y. Tribune.
By CHARLES CARLETON COFFIN.
These are not books for boys alone, but well-arranged and carefully prepared histories of war, profusely illustrated, with authentic sketches of battle-fields, historic places, and buildings.—Observer, N. Y.
Mr. Coffin writes interestingly; he uses abundance of incident; his style is pictorial and animated; he takes a sound view of the inner factors of national development and progress; and his pages are plentifully sprinkled with illustrations.—Literary World, Boston.
THE STORY OF LIBERTY.
OLD TIMES IN THE COLONIES.
Profusely Illustrated. Square 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, $3 00 each.
Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, Hew York.
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