The Washington bee., 1889-04-20
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46 Romeo and
An exquisite sketch OF
sentiments with the ludcrous In -. 70 make s,,r,Sou
smile. This authors stories are aEayu fssr asa hal
falling points.
E. Enoch Arden, and other gems BY Afra
Tennysons gof purity OF styls, genuine al
"Enoch Arden" In this poem OF human ,ffa,-5n bs,,
knowingik.
O. Cardinal RIchelleu. BY Sir r. Bulra
French primate. sketChsd By Buyef In bis immoral
play Of Cardinal Rohelieu, Is the which oscsa1
historic It Is masterpieces Of dramatic composition.
g. Panl and Virginia. By Bernsdn Ia "A
Pierre This elegant household classic eshnss
and beauty with every reading Il is the sofy lsS
never dies told in the purest ana .sp5sri ,
Part I. 50. Part II OF above.
81 Miss TOOsey's Mission, and Is91la Tva
OF those rarely conceived aud charminsly storssd
hsme and duty which refresh and inspire. They oush
oe read oy every young person who hAs 70 sos
81 Peg Wellington. By Charles Reside This
MASTERPIECES By the great novelist Cle 0 those sr,1
nosaicS with which great minds their vorE NJ
% know Peg Wotinston Il not 70 k.5v ReLIs Prn I
81. Part II Of above.
81 Money. By Sir z. Bulw,r Lvfton VIA
sver read Shakspeare's Merchant Of Venice should
B1iWer's Money" Under the above ti..s Jog tss ~
sOinags and here the jingle Of the full play,
S. Rasseias. Prince OF Ahyssin's By pr
manuel johnson. One Of those immortal writings TG
master mind which afford 20 resi tha
Iscry OF the human heart In It's happies earnest
Ionginss and nObless aspirations. Prs l. S PAfi iG
sbOvs.
81. william Shakespeare; How When,
Ahy and What he wrote. By II. A. TaIns. here nsvE
me immortal " Bard Of Avon as In ihis work o. he
brilliant French author. Il win open he eyes o he oa
% thousand things be never dreamet Of
Doom. An Atlantic Episode fy Jnsan
-rthy. powerful and thrilling story o. lie u
liner. The situations natural, ne plot L.
skstohing exquisite The hand 5i master
tho " all aboard n LiVarpOOl . 10 err
Ysrk
n Jul1R and Her someO. By Dsyd CHRIS
as harrny. This author tH dWays inrsno1s ardrEy u
reader held the Ast In spell which MAKES hm rsuu
Ne snd Of the story.
%. The Lady OF L. Ons. BY Sir 2 BulvR
Lytton. Thisi the lady 10 tho ceiebrted pya
NE same It ranks the prsttest picture Of dew
don and sincerest expression sf the pa0R NJ
placed on the stage.
81 The Cricket on the Hearth. Fy Charles
Dickens. One OF the sweetest and e7ost hngJ sVR
written BY Dickens. All love IL for beauty m oahos
and it win be preserved and read long after 1ous l
most imaginative works have been forgotten.
g. Stabbed in tho Dark By E. LINN
Lytton strong, stirring story Of the Oh yeap]l;an ia
By author who invents ingeuious plots ana hsnis
intricate situations Ike master. Par, l. g. Pan 4.
g. CalderOn the COurtier. By ST. z Bul.
stories Full Of graphic situations, quick scgI, 1t
Information.
s. She; or Adventures IN the Caves o. Kor By
II. kider Haggard. This unique aud 1pu.r Etory q
new departure in the held Of fiction It leJoa N
carried the author into fame writer sui TIE
yigor and variety OF the book make q a~-isy saGnlss
fts narrative mParts pleasant thrill ss is gil hV1n
wonderful scenes and startlu events. FErtL &c. PU1l
81. Part III. 6S- Part w. Of above.
60 Bulldog and Butterfly. By m 1dChrt
Ne Murray spoily 5od story Of human nan e. '.t ~
around AZ.
10 The Coming Rnre, or New Ti'Ta BY
Sir B. Bulwer Lytton thrilling history of l.s anatn
ideal people fonnd in the of the earth Fa ~
beauties Arcadian. the '0rm perfect the r-lip Paw
ana motive zee. charming 5oos Light cheerful EH'
l. u. Part III OF above.
n Duty into Dc"fl' Or litn aa' "3Tk ,r ,9i q
Northwest By his brother John A. AHtiocS. Ihejll'Ia
Of this great pulpit and platform c5aa5 ~ t.o1-I ~
temperance champion sent a tht'. 'l n'.5o' 'l' IN,
Northwest and entire Try. LEa WoIA al =.
written review Of the man gll hts sarerr enl -9oia
graphic account Of bis assas7'na'ion. FAi'i' 10
psAooye.
"a The Trial of PfClzwiCk. b. gliIl,5s h,
Dickens This Is the first time e. rn.',' 5'..ss yrt
KalAnt Pickwicks adventures with lal i' 'srot, In
BardeIl has appeared in connected i.ia'. '
Iudicrous sftuaf!ons and mif -pIsgcs.-5 i1i.--'
rs. Allan QunferrDaini tn" ...7l ..l.5 alJ ia IA
noysl nom the pen Of ,he f'pu"J ~ .r-rlsss ihs
rIoving descriptive vigor siart,iny s.l- s. IVA n,
activity that made She such a re'' i. 20. h
exciting romance has ever cone .-..grs III bio
knRlish literature and Il must share d. IN IA
other Norks. Part L 76. Part IL u f- ''-
Part ~ Of above. -
79 The KnIRhtsbridGe MYSTERY, "a
Charles Reade. One Of q use IrC.'.'--f re- rfot
Ehrillingy told stories which !mmora t.l p n, -,
10 work OF art Concealmsrt il the arts. gan ~ 80
winding through n forest o. mystese'r me J. -
bursts on the rsadeE Hks ~ AlpiAs saAaaS'
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