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Balzac, Honore de—continued.
Contains also: The Sceaux ball.—The purse.—The vendetta.—Madame
Firmiani.
Bateman, George W.
Zanzibar tales, told by natives of the east coast of Africa B312Z
Collection of native African stories.
Barry, Richard Hayes.
Sandy from the Sierras
B2723S
Sketchy story of a young man's varied career as country school-teacher,
lawyer's clerk, reporter, amateur detective and machine politician.
San Francisco is the scene.
Corelli, Marie, {pseud, of Minnie Mackay).
Treasure of heaven; a romance of riches
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Story of an old and very rich man who, wearying of the emptiness of
Iiis life, sets out disguised, afoot and nearly penniless, in quest of the
treasure of heaven—love.
Dillon, Mrs Mary C. (Johnson).
The leader
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The hero is a scarcely disguised William Jennings Bryan.
Haggard, Henry Rider.
Spirit of Bambatse; a romance
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Also published under the title "Benita."
Zulu warriors, buried treasure, underground passages, an English
heroine and a standard villain furnish the material for a South African
romance which bristles with adventure.
Kipling, Rudyard.
Puck of Pook's hill
K278PU
Contents: Weland's sword.—Young men at the manor.—The knights
of the joyous venture.—Old men at Pevensey.—A centurion of the
Thirtieth.—On the great wall.—The winged hats.—Hal 0' the draft.—
"Dymchurch flit."—The treasure and the law.
The first four chapters appeared in the "Ladies' home journal," v.23,
Jan.-Apr. 1906, under the title "Puck of Pook's hill" and the last
six in "McClure's magazine," v.27, May-Sept. 1906, under the title
"Robin Goodfellow, his friends."
Ten stories in a new vein—a cross between fairy tales and historical
romances of old England, with ballads and songs interspersed.
Lincoln, Joseph Crosby.
Mr Pratt; a novel L7i62m
"Mr Pratt, rustic philosopher, New England skipper, and general factotum
to two weary stock-brokers, gives a very humorous account of
their attempt to live the 'simple life.' " A. L. A. booklist, 1906.
Long, John Luther.
Way of the gods
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Japanese story.
Loti, Pierre, {pseud, of Julien Viaud).
Disenchanted (Desenchantees); tr. by Clara Bell
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"It perhaps portrays as nearly as a European can the states of mind
and emotions of those latest inmates of Turkish harems who have
been brought up to read French novels, including Loti's own." Na~
tion. 1906.
Merwin, Samuel.
His little world; a story of Hunch Badeau
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Hero is the captain of a lumber schooner on the Great lakes, who sacrifices
his love for the good of his friend.
Prichard, Mrs Kate O'Brien, & Prichard, H. V. Hesketh-.
Karadac, count of Gersay; a romance
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Romance of the island of Jersey.
Stimson, Frederic Jesup.
In cure of her soul
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Appeared in "Appleton's booklovers magazine," v.6-8, Nov. 1905-July
1906.
New York society life.
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