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Henry, O. (pseud, of Sydney Porter)—continued.
dress parade.—By courier.—The furnished room.—The brief debut
of Tildy.
New York life among the "four million," in the cheap boarding-house,
the tiny flat, at Coney island or the Clover Leaf Social Club supplies
the incidents for these little stories.
Hopkins, William John, b. 1863.
The clammer
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Uneventful little love story and a charming idyl of the simple life.
Lloyd, Nelson.
Six Stars
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Contents: The third and a half generation.—The best gun in the valley.
—The natural-born preacher.—The Snyder county gold-strike.—The
admirable YVhoople.—The second venture.—The posy song.—The
angels of Six Stars.—A bachelor of elements.—The man who studied
continual.—Music hath charms.—The most determinedest man.—The
uplifting power of pride.—The sentimental Miss Tubbs.—The modest
man.—The contentedest man.
Stories of life in a rural Pennsylvania neighborhood.
Long, John Luther.
Heimweh; The siren; The loaded gun; Liebereich; "Iupiter
tonans ;" "Sis;" Thor's emerald; Guile
L825h
Eight stories of sentiment.
McLaws, Emily Lafayette.
Maid of Athens
Mig4m
Romantic novel dealing with the career of Byron in Greece.
Meyer-Forster, Wilhelm.
Old Heidelberg; tr. by Max Chapelle
M6560
Story of German student life.
Mitchell, Silas Weir.
New Samaria, and The summer of St. Martin
M74gn
"New Samaria" appeared in "Lippincott's magazine," v.70, Aug. 1902,
and "The summer of St. Martin" in "Century magazine," v.67, Nov.
1003.
Two short stories, the first an amusing tale of a millionaire who went
west, and having lost his money and letter of identification, was forced
to live a tramp's life for a few days. The second is a love story.
Paternoster, George Sidney.
Cruise of the Conqueror; being the further adventures of
the motor pirate
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Exciting, although highly improbable tale of the pursuit of a modern
pirate.
Poe, Edgar Allan.
Arthur Gordon Pym; a romance
P74 ia
Story of a voyage to the South pole. First published in 1838.
"What is peculiar to the book is its accumulation of blood-curdling
incidents. All the horrors of the deep are brought in and huddled
up together. . .Poe's touch is noticeable here and there throughout,
it is true, but he does not show the distinctive subtlety, force, and
fire of his genius until the very end." Woodberry's Edgar Allan
Poe.
Porter, Mrs Gene (Stratton).
Song of the cardinal; a love story; the illustrations being
camera studies from life by the author
P8362S
A bird's love story.
Remington, Frederic.
Way of an Indian
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Appeared in the "Cosmopolitan," v.40, Nov. 1005-Mar. 1906.
"A very effective story of the tragic clash of the Indians of the Northwest
with the resistless onward movement of the white men." Nation,
1906.
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