The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-04
l. THE REyERIES on A BACHELOR: or. A BOOB or THE HEART.

1. THE REyERIES OF A BACHELOR: OR, A BOOK OF THE HEART.
By TX. MARVEL Donald G. Mhchell
s&5 It is nov offered df fer T he first tim al %% a nominal" co. It to "' o9 SUBJ s.
how humorous philosophical. pathetic and charming. "~ H' '' ~" S~~'
3. LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME. By LORD MAcAULAY. Beautifully Illustrated.
heTaase 'a aeGoa and ana' ener se i IFs sc %rs s sf y Ss3r is S az DSstry tb s1d hare ss full s oS o:
The Eafis6 %u noyI s"a has s'F Se Roman oaaH l% aa t Rsee 'S %e Breadth sGSe' Of q t ssT s%Ss;;
this edition % ar '' Saaas b% aS' Executed zee %ti f "a delicate % outline outline. mt Illustrations "
3. A TLLYLOSs SCANDAL. BY j. Nj. BARRIE
HTy appetite T9f6 of 9a sve 4d n e Rssa4% @sadsr sale of bs %as s seRss I ito . Sst S .: S 4.
bic Scottish peasant ha Mr. Barrie IS OF his own special ground d'0 He u knows knows
knows the sea Ms: sketches are fun Of a aES quaint hu@.S with = strong
or drdi incident
4. THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
This nson ma'tsrP piece Of I .sHOon is full of OF t' I'm i%a S n charm Of I %
d day. o''T TS. S work SiI s perhaps i I%' he S SuS %s'S S%ss . poetic sa s pros. %1 S al iG 6: r Ss % q
s.. CRAWFORD. By Mrs. GAsKELL.
saas The lie best fa a& of English ai 4c eosat1y nS SEiss., Il des Sc e Ssn Ss tn S FsSnass G Sa Gs S cSSi
s EARN S' ad with fine literary aDutades in the writer. It is bauaiaHy
8. THE COMING RACE. By LORD LYrToN
The Coming Race" by Lord . Lyttn hS a clever aS eo on G ingenious sf Us s5c tSs oom lS
time '' IT presents s'a a curious but fascinating picture Of the human environ:
S% served d by We ev s' resource q seS5naa s, %sehsais& so"t %l%c TsS6 Oh" s%
Ingenious and mercuryfootd autOnat Gns and have have at command 'S sry,s sg,
1 D 9Siss. ad1 TSs w o% q is t %'p pTodd1ct Of t a tanciai bt rarely gifted and yeTsaaRs
: DREAM LIFE. By TX MARVEL donald G. Mhchenl
., There IS . . Profound sq 1s %sn tai f' ss Pe s' %sa s 9-"es Of lads@us s's sSspesst
s s1 fs ss5p@, 1t h ht "a Saa apprs sPGS M nils tn %% MIND with With delightful though
SON Sometimes pathetic pictures
9 FRANKENSTEIN; OR, THE MODERN fkOhEihEUo. d hs SHELLEY
f@i every oe should read It's author has great im@ainatiye powers M a
Tsd s 6' aS UnG max the flesh creep once read, the book car hardly everh be for
gotten.
. BOOK or GOLDEN DEEDS. By G. NJ YoYog,. .
This is just the book It., to put Rt i Ton5 eH h sentiments e so% Few Sooss a ae better 4 forneed
morality ma u% and mould the tastes Of the Using generation and encourage
% nfn HS and patriotic ideas.
- NOISES FROM AN OLD MANsE. By NArHANnL Hawthorne
Another delightful co amDssR6s5 f Sao ns "G %o@ a an ' Old Sanse" Like ALL his
5 SSSsss 1T sn rs Sse It ansS to S public hi @'o" .
=, rup sc,R1ET LETTER. By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.
A romance Of intense interest re- exha an MIL esportioss6 Of PS nrtaf@ as r rnod.
lys and sTaDR TSg d1sir colonial lie " have nothing IKE it in our literature
med by S Nesy Of Scots novels. it is true at 0no to t' local Ann'r' M scenic
tstures OF thu age and place.
., ESSAYS OF ELLA. By CHARLES LANB. ,uo- ,,.unn.., III,
u These these charming o" sgh ar: :a @n %f q Go} f u htH Carefully SaOo%Sd as they a ss
hits n@ppy yrRten with the utmost .s e2s a x gsS a% in tRe onm m a p spbs Of
once delicate SSnn%nbbIsst~Lamb gives ar Importance o everything M sheds a
Re over ali.
,c,p or WAKEFIELD. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH
This beautifully r HSSsA who recognize The claim I has a essentially a home
book for the Tw hots geotnss and The pastoral scenes IN e are pnryalet, we
S SSdf aSos H' said aaappIQaq che VICAR S of % $aa gGS 1 youth gu f %df in age Ss an an return ret"fn
So Il as@n a. and again p bless the % Tss syyoS 81 s IN SS%T T Is fascinating % pa sss
to reconcile us us 70 characteristic traits Of "P~r Polls genial naHcS ana the most
dIverlng simplicity
A. I .HtSorn the most distinctly amer A%Gie sos N Ia eT Z s .s II: n Tsie sGDg Ts sto I:
writer's has given The m %o"a to am a n 4nnaaf. published now over ny years ago and
E %seg Subsequently reprinted s s1 an as ' tSo subdety Of thought ana Insight which
ePS t Se special charm Of On 6s. a ana its U effect is heightened BY the fslaaass Of
its air 81 tS S% ~ III imaginative genius OF thu author.
- VIRGINIA. By BERNARDN DE SAINT PIERRE.
D. qs tnme so9. by a b 1s' sSn r a pSoo for Itself in tbs homes Of aimosts ever;
D Is % " %o possess a aSg%@ b. e termed Ge 1 an ii%aaS2ed Robinson cT%os and IT "a:
With some hea 4, p ~ that renowned work. 1t is a book that is sure to 90
all the nsl taIa charming IS well as edying generations yet unborn
~ ~ AFRICAN Farm. By Ralph Iron) OLIVE scHREDER.
s. Story oi a de plume % Ralph Iron. Miss Olive sehreinS hhus written a s:
earinary p0rHSS1 9T rs%ms to have followed NJ recognized mode Of romance
but struck out a a, Pw FHs Wild III Of m orchard farm in south Africa; and set
tins before ire n1nassiaeuye ambition. remote from am possibility Of culture.