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502 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Brown, Mrs Demetra (Vaka), & Phoutrides, A. E. tr. B78sm
Modern Greek stories, with a foreword by Demetra Vaka. Duffield.
(Interpreters' series.)
Contents: Sea, by A. Karkavitsas; tr. by A. E. Phoutrides.—The sin of my mother,
by G. T. Eizyenos; tr. by Mrs Demetra (Vaka) Brown.—The god-father, by George
Drosines; tr. by Mrs Demetra (Vaka) Brown.—Mangalos, by Gregorios Xenopoulos;
tr. by A. E. Phoutrides.—Forgiveness, by Iakovos Polylas; tr. by A. E. Phoutrides.—
Angelica, by Argyres Eftaliotes; tr. by A. E. Phoutrides.—A man's death, by Kostes
Palamas; tr. by A. E. Phoutrides.—The frightened soul, by Thrasyvoulos Kastanakis;
tr. by A. E. Phoutrides.—She that was homesick, by A. Papadiamanty; tr. by Mrs Demetra
(Vaka) Brown.
Tales of the joys and sorrows, the beliefs and superstitions of the Greek peasant,
picturing clearly the daily home life.
Brussof, Valery. B8382r
Republic of the Southern Cross, and other stories, with an introductory
essay by Stephen Graham. McBride. (Constable's Russian library.)
Other stories: The marble bust.—For herself or for another.—In the mirror.—
Protection.—The "Bemol" shop of stationery.—Rhea Silvia.—Eluli, son of Eluli.—In
the tower.
Short stories "written to show, in various ways, that there is no fixed boundary
line between the world of reality and that of the imagination, between the dreaming and
the waking world, life and fantasy." Introduction.
Cather, Willa Sibert. C2822y
Youth and the bright Medusa. Knopf.
Contents: Coming, Aphrodite!—The diamond mine.—A gold slipper.—Scandal.—
Paul's case.—A Wagner matinee.—The sculptor's funeral.—"A death in the desert."
Unusual short stories, the last four of which are reprinted from the author's
earlier volume, "The troll garden."
Cullum, Ridgwell. C915I1
Heart of Unaga. Putnam.
A story of love and adventure in the Canadian northwest, centering about the fires
of Unaga which guarded a secret known only to the "sleeper" Indians.
Curwood, James Oliver. C936V
Valley of silent men; a story of the Three river country. Cosmopolitan
Book Corporation.
Appeared in "Good housekeeping," v.69-70, Dec. 1010-June 1920.
An adventure story of a sergeant in the Royal Northwest Mounted Police and a
beautiful "mystery girl."
George, Walter Lionel. G312C
Caliban [a novel]. Harper.
A story of English newspaper life, in which the hero, driven bv the demon of
success, rises from middle-class life to a peerage and becomes the owner of a vast chain
of newspapers which mould public opinion and determine the destinies of nations.
Graham, James Chandler. G77isi
It happened at Andover, well, most of it did, anyway. Houghton.
Contents: The unappreciated.—The transformation.—The ringer.—A new boy.—
The infirmary.—The foreign-born.—Fish.—A Napoleon of finance.—The sport.—
Parents.—The spy.—The landlady.—An affaire du coeur.—A relation.—The evolution
of a star.—The manager.—Taking a chance.—The mark.—The vamp.
Short stories of typical incidents and episodes at a boys' preparatory school.
Grozier, Edwin Atkins, ed.
r G9450
One hundred best novels condensed [ed. with the assistance of]
C. E. L. Wingate and C. H. Lincoln. 4v. Harper.
Synopses prepared under the direction of the editor of the Boston Post. They include
the "Iliad," "Pilgrim's progress," and "Alice in Wonderland," as well as famous
translations. There is a biographical sketch and a portrait of each author.