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FOURTH EDITION. THE IRONMASTER; OR, LOVE AND PRIDE. By GEORGES OHNET.
Translated without Abridgment from the 146th French Edition.
The above work, which may be regarded as the greatest literary success in any language of recent times, has already yielded its author a profit of upwards of £12,000.
An edition of The Ironmaster, in large crown 8vo, beautifully printed on toned paper, and illustrated with 42 full-page engravings by French artists, separate from the text, is also published, in handsome binding and with gilt edges, price 7s. 6d.
NUMA ROUMESTAN; OR, JOY ABROAD AND GRIEF AT HOME. By ALPHONSE DAUDET.
Translated by Mrs. J. G. Layard.
'Numa Roumestan' is a masterpiece; it is really a perfect work; it has no fault, no weakness. It is a compact and harmonious whole. —Mr. Henry James.
'Numa Roumestan' is a triumph for the art of literary seduction. — Spectator.
The interest of the story is sustained from first to last. It has a charm of its own which will be felt long after its final page has been attained. — Morning Post.
COUNTESS SARAH. By GEORGES OHNET, Author of The Ironmaster.