San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-02-09
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as Jack of All Trades. By CHARLES ,si RE "A y:
trade Fu conieai situations funny incidents OF travel
In Europe and America and thrilling adventures " keeper
OF colossal elephant.
MLoys, Lord Berresford. By the Duchess"
This charming society story Is one OF the best nom me pen
OF the popular author 1t T. spirited n ae9 and a o.
piquaney to the narrative. The work Of a genius.
s. Clouds and sunshine; BY Charles Reade
happily story OF farm life null OF pretty rural pictures
nI @s ns. Aa sSa Ike city
folks All in all, one Of the most Interesting and readable
efforts Of the illustrious author.
50 The Haunted House; BY Sir =. Bnlwer
and happily told stories Weird and thrilling throughout
Everybody reads It with feelings Of delight
81. John Milton. When, Why; and What he
Wrote, By IL A. Taine; Like all q this brilliant author,
iufofms.ion Il is mi Of surprises, and get bet
ter Idea Of Milton his times style and WORKS RON us pages
than from any other source.
So DIR, MariuoId. BY Charles Dickens. One
OF Dickens crspas and most amusing sketches Of quaint
and curious Character RGaaSh "SsGSe aS aud 'SIe
Marisod" and all lovers take kindly to hts prescriptions
70 The Knightsbridge Mystery. BY
thTIingy told stories which Reade The plot
is work COneealmnt is the artists game ~ are,
bursts on reader like Alpine avalanche or ocean
WATERFRONT.
Allan the a @tft . and best st
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,y ds.'r aas H sSs %h IL fiction No
exciting romance has ever come TO he surface ~, ~
English literature audit must share the popularity Of all us
other works Part l.
&C. Allan QuRterInain. Part IL
II. Allan Quatermain Part I'LL
70. Allan Quatermain. Part Nv.
q The Trial of Picwc S;,. BY ;'ot Charles "a les
Gallant Pickwicks adv entues with impressOnab Mrs.
S aaTous s,i and II incidents
r. Dury Unto Death, or Life and Work Of
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Of this great pulpit and platform and eloquent
temperance champion sent thrill OF horror through inc
written review Of the man aud career and contains
graphic account Of his assassination. Part l.
70. Duty Unto Death, etc. Part III.
Ehs GGHmg K Sgas ST USPa BY
Ideal people fonnt in the centre OF the earth where me
snd motive i s chi
II. The Coming Race, or New Utopia. PartI
g.. Bulldog aud Butterfly; By David Chris:
lie Murray spGiy iS,i story Sl aun Ria r ygi
around US
TO- She; or Adventures in the Caves of Kor. By
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carried the author into fame as writer AMI ast rhe
It's narrative lnarts pleasant thrill ydes through
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Sc. She; or Adventure. etc. Part H.
81. She; or Adventures, etc. Part III.
Sc. She or Adventures, etc. Part ~.
g.. Cnlder0n the COurtier. BY Sir E. Bull.
Full graphic situations quick action, and rare
information.
Linton 81 s'2ess ss IL the a q sy
by author Who nvcnts ingenious plots and handles
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63. Stabbed in the Dark. Part II.
81. The CRICKET Oh the Hearth. BY Charles
nv one OF the t 2 Fat sB DaSo
and It WIN preserved and read long after some of his
most Ina zinstiye works have been forgotten.
l s Te " % syoas In Ky E Fl pHy II
the name 1t ranks as the preest picture Of devo
placed on the stage
So Julia and Her Romeo. by David Chris.
"Jan nSd her RoSco he i parealSry charaf The
reader held to the last 10 spell which makes him regret
the end Of the story.
a. poIer i' and iriins story Of lie on an
American ner. Tho situations natural the plot In.
the sketchipg exquisite. The naad OF master IL
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70 a thousand things he never dreamed Of
81 spgScns Prince ,g! of Abyssnia nr BY Dr.
master mind which can afford not to read Itiss
iOngings, and aobioit aspirations. Part I.
g. Rasselns. Prince Of Abyssinia. Part II.
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uOsaics with which minds Orn3nea; their work No.
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b3. Peg Wellington. Part II.
81 Miss Toosey's Mission. and L lad I've
home end duty which ah''i nd inspire They ought to
be read by she has the world to face.
Pierre fh s"u, hoassTas ,a.s raae1s its fres6nos;
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never dies told Ia the purs, language and tendsrs STYLE
PartI.
90. Paul and Virginia. Part II.
q Cardinal K,chei'eu. By Sir z. Bplwer
Ffsnch pii@,,s, y e.ss:i = saiveI r his immortal
historic it's master. p.o, Of dramatic uOmposition.
a. Enocli Arden, and other gems. By Alfred
Tcnnyson For purity OF style. genuine sweetn esq and
Enooh Arden" In this pot Of human Sectidn he at
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&c. Romeo md Juliet. By William Black
An exquisite sketch o. foolish lovers who nnsle tender
smile. This authors stories always Taey and null e
telling points,
WIDOW Bsdot PnDsSs Is r. HSss
It Is Just funny to-day as 1t ever
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directions for he COMPOSITION Of letters Of every kind viii
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q The Lady ofthe Lake. ~ Sir Walter Scott "Tse
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Il. John Boverbank's WIFE. A Novel Pr Miss
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Is. The GRAY won,en.' A Novel. By Mr.; GAsser,
author o. Mary Barton" etc.
lG. Sixteen Complete Stories by Popular Author,
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