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[Eden, Emily.]
Semi-attached couple
rE27is
Story of English life.
Fraser, Mrs Hugh.
A maid of Japan
F886ma
An Anglo-Japanese idyl, the romance of a Japanese shell-gatherer and her
English lover.
Goodwin, Mrs Maud (Wilder).
Claims and counterclaims
G633C
How to adjust the claims of gratitude toward the man who saved his life
with the counter-claim of truth and loyalty to thf woman he loves is
the problem the hero has to solve.
Harte, Bret.
Tales of the Argonauts
H3igtal
Contents: The Iliad of Sandy Bar.—Mr Thompson's prodigal.—The
romance of Madrono hollow.—The poet of Sierra Flat.—The princess
Bob and her friends.—How Santa Claus came to Simpson's bar.—Mrs
Skaggs's husbands.—An episode of Fiddletown.—A passage in the life
of Mr John Oakhurst.—The rose of Tuolumne.—A Monte Flat pastoral.—-Baby
Sylvester.-—Wan Lee, the pagan.—An. heiress of Red
Dog.—The man on the beach.—Roger Catron's friend.—"Jinny."—
Two saints of the foot-hills.—"Who was my quiet friend?"—"A tourist
from Injianny."—The fool of Five Forks.—The man from Solano.
—A ghost of the Sierras.
Hill, Frederick Trevor.
The accomplice
H55i2a
"There is a marked absence of the gruesome in this cheerful little novel
of murder and courtship. Furthermore, the solution of tlie mystery
is not without originality." Nation, 1905.
Huneker, James.
Visionaries
H933V
Contents: A master of cobwebs.—The eighth deadly sin.—The purse of
Aholibah.—Rebels of the moon.—The spiral road.—A mock sun.—
Antichrist.—The eternal duel.—The enchanted yodler.—The third
kingdom.—The haunted harpsichord.—The tragic wall.—A sentimental
rebellion.—Hall of the missing footsteps.—The cursory light.—An iron
fan.—The woman who loved Chopin.—The tune of time.—Nada.—
Pan.
Lancaster, G. B.
Sons o' men
L213S
Contents: The backbone of the country.—Mates.—Sand of the desert.
—Without proof.—The story of Wi.—Among men.—-A little matter of
law.—From headquarters.—In the farthest sea.—Cortiss' choir practice.—"Hell-for-leather."—Hantock's
dissertation.—The tail of the
rope.—In Tinlay's whare.—Trucks.—In the down-country.—Change.
—Another man's liabilities.—Such a girlie.—On Bassett's camp.—
Mother Macgregor.—Through the fire.
Stories deal with the men who herd and shear the sheep in South New
Zealand and save them from storm and snow at the cost of hardships
scarce endurable.
Leonhart, Rudolph.
Through blood and iron; a story of the French-German
war. Pittsburgh rL623t
Lloyd, Nelson.
Soldier of the valley
L7533S
Appeared in "Scribner's magazine," v.35-36, May-Oct. 1904.
A soldier, crippled in the Spanish war, returns to Happy Valley to teach
school, and to learn that the brave do not always get the fair.
London, Jack.
Tales of the fish patrol
L822t
Contents: White and yellow.—The king of the Greeks.—A raid on the
oyster pirates.—The siege of the "Lancashire Queen."—Charley's
coup.—Demetrios Contos.—Yellow handkerchief.
Stories of San Francisco bay fish pirates.