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De la Pasture, Mrs Henry.
The man from America; a sentimental comedy
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Gibbon, Perceval.
Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading causes
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Stories of the Boer country.
[Holt, Henry.]
Sturmsee; man and man
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Though not without interest as a story, it is essentially a discussion
of social and economic themes lightened by some really charming
love-making and conversational by-play. The hero is a young
German doctor who comes to America and becomes the reform
governor of a western commonwealth.
Liljencrantz, Ottilie Adaline.
Randvar the songsmith; a romance of Norumbega
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Story of the Norse in America.
Macnaughtan, S.
Lame dog's diary
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Charming story told in the form of a diary kept by a young officer
crippled in the Boer war. It reflects the provincial life of a little
English village.
Major, Charles, (pseud. Edwin Caskoden).
Yolanda, maid of Burgundy
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Romantic story of Burgundy in the time of Charles the Bold.
Osbourne, Lloyd.
Wild justice
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Contents: The renegade.—The security of the high seas.—Forty years
between.—O's head.—Professor No No.—Captain Elijah Coe.—Mr
Bob.—Old Dibs.—The labor captain.
Stories of the South seas.
Parrish, Randall.
Sword of the old frontier; a tale of Fort Chartres and Detroit;
a plain account of sundry adventures befalling
Chevalier Raoul de Coubert, one time Captain in the
hussars of Languedoc during the year 1763
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Phillpotts, Eden.
The portreeve
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Tragic story, with the author's usual Dartmoor background, of the persistent
persecution of a man by the woman he did not marry.
Wister, Owen.
Lady Baltimore
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Appeared in the "Saturday evening post."
Charming story of life in a quiet old Southern town.
Young People's Books
Bach, Johann Sebastian.
Ziemssen, Ludwig. Johann Sebastian Bach; tr. fr. the
German by G P. Upton. 1905. (Life stories for
young people.)
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Baldwin, James.
Wonder-book of horses. 1905
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Contents: Helios's four-in-hand.—The horses of Sol and Maane.
The black steeds of Aidoneus.—The eight-footed Slipper.—The winged
horse of the muses.—Griffen, the high flier.—The ship of the plains.
— Al Borak. — The great twin brethren. — The dancing horses of
Sybaris.—Bucephalus.—Rakush and his master.—Broiefort, the black
Arabian.—Rozinante.—Swift and Old-Gold.—The great wooden horse.
—The horse of brass.—The enchanted horse of Firouz Schah.
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