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Carmen Sylva, (pseud, of Elizabeth, queen of Roumania), &
Strettell, Alma, afterward Mrs Harrison.
Legends from river & mountain.. .-
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The first ten of these stories and legends are connected with the regions
about the queen's home in Roumania. The others are German legends.
Chambers, Robert William.
Fighting chance
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Appeared in the "Saturday evening post," v.i 78-179, May 26-Sept.
1, 1006.
Story of New York society life.
In search of the unknown
C355UI
Absurd, but amusing extravaganza. The adventures of a young assistant
in the Bronx Park zoological gardens in his search for some
queer specimens.
Tracer of lost persons C355t
The "tracer of lost persons" is a detective of a new and unusual order
who finds lost loves and lost ideals.
Churchill, Winston.
Coniston
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"Coniston" is the name of a New England, probably a New Hampshire,
village where, a generation ago, Jethro Bass invented the vice
of being a political boss. He is evidently drawn from life, and his
encounters with his adversaries form the chief attraction of the
story.
Colton, Arthur Willis.
Tioba, and other tales
C726t
Other tales: A man for a' that.—The green grasshopper.—The enemies.
—A night's lodging.—On Edom hill.—Sons of R. Rand.—Conlon.—
St. Catherine's.—The spiral stone.—The Musidora sonnet.
Themes are varied, but most of the stories deal with country life.
Crewdson, Charles N.
Tales of the road
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Contents: The square deal wins.—Clerks, cranks and touches.—
Social arts as salesmen's assets.—Tricks of the trade.—The helping
hand.—How to get on the road.—First experiences in selling.
—Tactics in selling.—Cutting prices.—Canceled orders.—Concerning
credit men.—Winning the customer's good will.-—Salesmen's don'ts.
—Merchants the salesman meets.-—Hiring and handling salesmen.—
Hearts behind the order book.
Yarns of a traveling salesman.
Crowninshield, Mrs Mary (Bradford).
Valencia's garden
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Story of a young American girl educated in France and married to a
man almost old enough to be her grandfather.
Dalton, Test.
Role of the unconquered
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Romance of Henry IV of France and Maria de Medici.
Daskam, Josephine Dodge, afteri^ard Mrs Bacon.
Her fiance; four stories of college life
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Other stories: Her little sister.—The adventures of an uncle.—The
point of view.
Defoe, Daniel.
Moll Flanders, and History of the devil. (Works, v.3.). . . .rD378m
Deland, Mrs Margaret.
Awakening of Helena Richie
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Appeared in "Harper's magazine," v.112-113, Jan.-July 1906.
Story of the spiritual awakening of a woman through her love for a
child. Has the same scene and some of the well-remembered characters
of Mrs Deland's former stories.
Dilke, Emilia Francis (Strong), lady.
Shrine of death, and other stories
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Other stories: The silver cage.—The physician's wife.—A vision of
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