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Anna Karénina 12mo, $1.75
Childhood, Boyhood and Youth 12mo, $1,50
The Invaders " $1.25
My Confession 12mo, $1.00
My Religion " $1.00
Ivan Ilyitch, &c. " $1.25
What to Do " $1.25
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LES MISÉRABLES.—By Victor Hugo. Translated from the French by Isabel F. Hapgood. With 160 full-page illustrations, printed on fine calendered paper, and bound in neat and attractive style. 5 vols., cloth, gilt top, $7.50; half calf, $15.00. Popular edition in one volume, 12mo, $1.50.

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TENNYSON'S WORKS.—Handy Volume Edition. Complete. Large type. From the latest text, including Earlier Poems. Cloth, gilt top, 8 vols., $6.00; parchment, gilt top, $10.50; half calf, gilt edges, $12.00; American seal russia, gilt edge, round corners, $15.00; full calf, flexible, gilt edges, round corners, $21.00; full calf, gilt edges, padded, round corners, $25.00; tree calf, gilt edge, $30.00.

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An admirable library edition of an American classic.

POEMS IN COLOR.—With 56 exquisite illustrations from original designs by W. J. Whittemore.

Sea Pictures, by Tennyson.
Sunrise on the Hills, by Longfellow.
The Worship of Nature, by Whittier.
I Remember, by Hood.
To a Waterfowl, by Bryant.
To a Mountain Daisy, by Burns.

These bright-colored and suggestive little designs are illustrations in the best sense of the word. They interpret the poems. Nothing could be more appropriate for a Christmas or birthday remembrance. 6 volumes. Fancy paper covers, 50 cents each, cloth covers, stamped in gold, 75 cents each; celluloid covers, lithographed, $1.00 each.

INITIALS AND PSEUDONYMS.—A Dictionary of Literary Disguises. By William Cushing and Albert R. Frey. A new edition, enlarged and revised. Royal, 8vo, cloth, $5.00; half morocco, $7.50; interleaved, cloth, $7.50; interleaved, half morocco, $10.00.

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CHRIST AND CHRISTIANITY SERIES.—By Rev. H. R. Haweis. 5 vols., 12mo, each $1.25.

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ST. PAUL'S PROBLEM AND ITS SOLUTION.—Dedicated to the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor, and setting forth under the guise of fiction the work of this Society. By Faye Huntington, author of "Transformed," "What Fide Remembers," etc. 12mo. $1.25.

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SIGRID.—An Icelandic Love Story. Translated from the Danish of Jon Thordsson Thoroddsen. 12mo. $1.25.

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