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TWO DAUGHTERS OF ONE RACE. A Novel. By C. H. DoucLas. Crown 8vo,cloth extra, bevelled boards, price 3s. 6d.
Postage, 3d. ‘ The anthor of this book has produced an interesting story. The quiet, natural style of the writer is a refreshing change
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A Literary CukiosITy. WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? A Novel. DepicaTED To HarrY NicnoLLs, THE AcToR. A work wherein the conjunction “and’ does not once appear. By Kare TrompsoN. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, bevelled boards, price 3s. 6d. DPostage, 3d. [Just Published.
HE EXPERIENCES OF RICHARD JONES. ByJ.JonEs Crown 8vo, cloth extra, bevelled boards, Price 6s. Postoge, 43d. [Just Published.
WITHIN AN ACE. A modern sensation. By Mark EasTwoob. Crown 8vo, pictare boards, price 2s. Cloth bound, price 3s. 6d. Postage, 43d. [Just Published.
DESBOROUG—H HOLD. A Story for Boys. By an 0ld Boy, Crown dvo, cloth extra. price 2s. 6d. Postage, 3d. {Just Published.
THE RED HILL MYSTERY. A Novel. By Kate Woop, Author of Lorry Bell,” “A Waif of the Sea)’ “Winnie's Secret,” &c. Crown Svo, bevelled boards, price 2s. 6d. Postage 3d. [Just Published.
IPHE KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN KEY and other stories. By Mgs. S. D. Wizsoy. 16mo cloth extra, price 1s. 6d. Pos- tage, 2d. rJust Published.
A Carrral Girr-Book For Bovs. MY FIRST SCHQOL. A Story. By Eustace J. C. Bairp, Crown 8vo, cloth extra, pictorial cover, price 2s. 6d. Pos- tage, 3d. o ) ““Itis an amusing record of incidents and adventures which were by no means uncommon twenty or t‘hlrty years ago. Though the book may suggest some mischievous pranks to youthful readers, it is calculated to do them more good than harm, as the graver faults common among boys, such as sel- fishness, meanness, deceit, and lying, are exposed in their true colours.”—23Morning Post.
“ A capital boy’s book ; the scenes and incidents are full of fun, but the humour is free from coarseness and valgarity.”’—New. castle Daily Chronicle.
