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HARPER & BROTHERS'
New Popular Fiction.
The Latest Volumes by H. G. WELLS
Author or "The Wheels of Chance," "The War of the Worlds."
LOVE AND MR. LEWISHAM.
Crown 8vo., 6s.
The Daily Telegraph says: "'In Love and Mr. Lewisham' he strikes a deeper note than heretofore. ... The most fascinating piece of work Mr. Wells has given us."
TALES OF TIME AND SPACE.
Crown 8vo., 6s.
The Spectator says "The ingenuity with which the abiding principles of romance are adapted to the imaginary conditions of the mechanical millennium is nothing short of masterly."
WHEN THE SLEEPER WAKES.
Illustrated, crown 8vo., 6s.
L. F. Austin, writing in the Observer says: "A keen sense of social problems and a scientific training have given this extraordinary writer a power of illusion rare in the story-teller. He is a Poe with a greater intellect than Poe's."
By ROBERT W. CHAMBERS,
Author of "The Red Republic."
A GAY CONSPIRACY.
Illustrated, crown 8vo., 6s.
The Publishers' Circular says: "Mr. Chambers treats his subject with an adroit hand, and his bright, light-hearted style materially conduces to the interest and success of his novel."
By MRS. J. GLENNY WILSON,
Author of "Alice Lauder."
TWO SUMMERS.
Crown 8vo., cloth extra, 6s.
"The pictures of English country society, mercilessly faithful to all its drawbacks and insipidities, are highly entertaining; indeed, the whole book is excellent reading—Spectator.
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Each novel is revised by the Author, and contains a Preface specially prepared for this Edition.
- TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES
- FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD.
- THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE.
- A PAIR OF BLUE EYES.
- TWO ON A TOWER.
- THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE.
- THE WOODLANDERS.
- JUDE THE OBSCURE.
- DESPERATE REMEDIES.
- THE HAND OF ETHELBERTA.
- THE TRUMPET MAJOR.
- UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE.
- A LAODICEAN.
- A GROUP OF NOBLE DAMES.
- LIFE'S LITTLE IRONIES.
- WESSEX TALES.
- THE WELL-BELOVED.
'I believe there are many—I have long since joined their ranks—who consider Mr. Hardy in many respects the most remarkable of English-speaking novelists.'—Sir Walter Besant.
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