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Il.N. Y., Putnam's Sons, 1890 75c
An unusual grace of expression and refinement of sentiment characterizes all of Miss Litchfield's work.
N. Y., Scribner's Sons, 1898 $1.25
Passionate admiration for horses; touches of tenderness for the true affection and high moral qualities of cowboys; lots of fun and "go;" all serve to make this collection of tales a spirited one.
Bost., D. Lothrop, n. d. $1.50
Considered the best work of this writer who is so rich in noble thought and grand impulse.
Bost., D. Lothrop, n. d. $1.50
Rich in noble and suggestive thoughts, and entertaining though improbable in incident.
Il.Bost., D. Lothrop, n. d. $1.50
A mine of quaint and original similitudes, the deep perception of human nature being particularly remarkable.
Bost., Wolfe, Fiske & Co., n. d. $1.25
It is decidedly original and in many respects marked and exceptionally striking contribution to the literature of locality.
Bost., Lamson, Wolfe & Co., 1898 $1.50
A well constructed story, possessing much quaint interest apart from the climax, which is ingeniously accounted for.
Major, C. (Edwin Caskoden, pseud.) When knighthood was in flower.
Ind., Bowen-Merrill Co., 1898 $1.50
A charming love story of Charles Brandon and Mary Tudor, the sister of Henry the Eighth.
Phila., Lippincott, n. d. 75c
It is believed that the heroine's life depicts the early life of the author.
Phila., Lippincott, 1893 75c
This story is said to be the best work of this well-known German writer.
