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Kyne, Peter Bernard. K448k
Kindred of the dust. Cosmopolitan Book Corporation.
"Story of the great Northwest dealing with a man's belief in the woman he loves."
Publishers' weekly, 1920.
Kyne, Peter Bernard. K448W
Webster—man's man. Grosset.
A soldier-of-fortune novel, in which the hero is a mining engineer. The action—
and there is plenty of it—takes place in a Central American republic which is on the
verge of revolution.
Luehrmann, Adele. Lg7St
The triple mystery. Dodd.
A detective story concerned with three mysterious deaths and two romances.
Macfarlan, Alexander. Mi572i
The inscrutable lovers; a tragic comedy. Dodd.
The romance of an Irish girl, daughter of an idealistic patriot, and a Scotchman,
the son of a hard-headed practical business man. The scene is laid in Ireland and Scotland
during the European war.
Maugham, William Somerset. M488e
The explorer [a novel]. Doran.
A young Scotchman, bent on empire-building in Africa, takes with him the brother
of the girl he loves. His efforts to make a man of the boy fail, but the expedition is
successful and the explorer finds romance in England.
Montague, Margaret Prescott. M846e
England to America, with an introduction by John Drinkwater.
Doubleday.
Appeared in "Atlantic monthly," v.124, Sept. 1919.
Poignant little story of the brave, unselfish tribute paid to an American aviator by
an English family that had given its all in the great war.
Montgomery, Lucy Maud. M864f
Further chronicles of Avonlea. Page.
Contents: Aunt Cynthia's Persian cat.—The materializing of Cecil.—Her father's
daughter.—Jane's baby.—The dream-child.—The brother who failed.—The return of
Hester.—The little brown book of Miss Emily.—Sara's way.—The son of his mother.—
The education of Betty.—In her selfless mood.—The conscience case of David Bell.—
Only a common fellow.-—Tannis of the Flats.
Short stories of people and events in Avonlea, the home of the heroine of Green
Gables.
Morris, Harrison Smith. Mgi6h
Hannah Bye. Penn Pub. Co.
The story of a rural Quaker community into which a depraved city man brings tragedy.
Myers, Anna Balmer. Mgg3p
Patchwork; a story of "the plain people." Jacobs.
Written in dia­
A tale of life and love in a quaint Pennsylvania Dutch community.
lect.
Oldmeadow, Ernest James. O2312C
Coggin [a novel]. Century.
An English story centering about Harry Coggin, the son of the rag-and-bone man,
who wins a scholarship formerly considered the property of an upper class family.