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90 Romeo and
An exquisite sketch OF
smile. This authors stories ere always raay and tsn q
telling points.
TennyIOn. For purity Of STYLE genuine sveetnass and
sSTchSs pssno the & se. poet G
HIS best and one cannot know the poetsureaA without
knowing e.
O. Cardinal RicheIIeu. By Sir z. Bulwer
TnS p%a a. 81 aWs his
play Of Cardinal Richeieu, h the one which h.i become
historic. IL In master piece Of dramatic composition
O. Paul and Virginia. By Bernsdin de 81
Pierre This elegant household clasre renewi iu freshness
and Se.u Nth every rssdns Is me .n..
Part l. 80. Part II Of sbOve.
81. Miss Toosey's Mission. and Laddie. Two
hsme and duty which refresh and inspire They ought
be read by every young person who has the world 70 face
g. Peg Wellington. BY Charles Reade This
with which great minds ornament their Nst
g know Peg Wonngton In not % know Resds. Pan L
g. Money. By Sir e. Bulwer Lytton Who
ever read shSksPeare Merchant Of Venice should read
coinage and here the Jingle of the nun play.
81 RasseIas. Prince of Abyssinia By Dr..
Samuel johnson One Of those immortal writings BY
story Of the human heart IN ia bsppies moods
iongingr, and nObcst aspirations. Part l. &C. Part 81
sbovs.
81. William Shakespeare; How, When.
Ehy and What he wrote. By q. A. Taine. There neve
has been into such brief much about
brilliant Il win open eyes OF the rsade
pa thousand things he never dreamed Of
-rthy. powerful and thrilling story OF life
liner. The situations natural. the plot in
the Al aboard NJ Livssposl % The srr''
a Juli. and Her 1tomeo. BY David cnrts
,s S.s ss1 eSs .p: SSs s:s Ss:Pns him
~ end Of the story.
The Lady :Ey Of l. Snss By .,Is,. Sir z Bglw.
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placed on the stage.
81 The Cricket ON the Hearth. BY ch.ries
&C of
most imaginative works have been forgotten.
81 Stabbed I'm the Dark. BY T. Lynn
Lyon strong stirring story Of the old Eespoitan days
BY author who Dvents ingenious plos and handles
intrioae situations like master. PArtL IS. Part u.
g. CaIderOn the COurtier. By Sir z Bull
ve Lyton One Of the best OF the great authors hsto
Information.
s. She; or Adventures IN the Caves Of Kor BY
a Rider HAggArd Thi. unique and popular story 1.
carried the author into fame a. writer and artist Ths
vsor and variety Of the book make especially charming
Us narrative impar1 pleasant thrill a. h ghdes through
wonderful scenes and startling events Part &C. Part
OF. Pa1 III. sc. Part Iv. OF above
Bulldog and butterfly. By David Chris
not bis overdraWn. Bulldogs and Butterflies are ar
baesf Gy.one tSns 0 history New fGfca e ~
Ideal people found in the OF the earth where IL
beauties Arcadisn, the form perfect the thought pur
J. II. Part OF above.
a Duty Unto Death, or Life and Work o
Rev George c. HAddock Apostle OF Prohibition In ID
Northwest By his brother, John A. Haddock The murde
temperanos champion sent thrill horror through d
Northwest and entire country. The work 10 m abl
written review OF the and bis and contains
efaOOVe
a. The Trial Of Pickwick. By Charlie
Erant Picfvicfs adventures inpressionibe
Bsrden has appeared in connected form it aoounds
ladicrous situations and mirthprovokng incidents.
B Allan Quatermain; the latest and bes
neve from the pen Of the populsr n. Rider Baggsd.
this story African adventure the author surpasses th
glowing descriptive vigor startling situation and thrn
&ctivity that made She such revelation In 6ction
more exciting romance h. ever come % the surface
ether works. Part L &C. PsTt II. u. Part III. "a
Pan Nv Of above.
3 The KuigbtsbridGe Mystery. B.
Charles ReAde. One ef those ingeniousiy devised
thrngy told stories which mmortaized Reade The plo
a work OF Concealmert is the artists game tin
winding through forest Of myseries the fearfll
esrss On tas reader Iss aR Api1a sVslAaaes o. sssal
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