| BOOKS BY EDITH WHARTON
PUBLISHED BY CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS |
[12mo, $1.50] The Fruit of the Tree "Dramatic, absorbing, and well written."—New York Sun. "It marks the utmost achievement of the present-day novelist."—Baltimore Sun. "Her precision and directness in delineation of character are far beyond that of any of the novelists of to-day." |
[12mo, $1.50] The House of Mirth "It is a great American novel, intensely interesting, marvelous in its literary finish and powerful in its delineation of Lily Bart."—Philadelphia Press. |
[12mo, $1.00] Madame de Treymes "We know of no book in which the virtues of the short story are united with the virtues of the novel in a higher degree than in this instance."—New York Sun. |
[12mo, $1.50] The Hermit and the Wild Woman The Hermit and the Wild Woman The Pretext The Best Man Stories published between 1904 and 1908 showing her supreme power and skill as a writer of short stories unsurpassed in modern literature. |
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