CONTENTS

[CHAPTER I.] FAIREST OF THE FAIR.
[CHAPTER II.] LOVE’S YOUNG DREAM.
[CHAPTER III.] THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE NEVER DID RUN SMOOTH.
[CHAPTER IV.] AMBER’S TRIUMPH.
[CHAPTER V.] THE BRIDE OF DEATH.
[CHAPTER VI.] “I HAVE NEVER BEEN FALSE TO YOU, EVEN IN THE MOST SECRET THOUGHT.”
[CHAPTER VII.] “HOW CAN I BEAR TO BE PARTED SO CRUELLY FROM MY DARLING?”
[CHAPTER VIII.] “HEAVEN’S BLESSING COULD NOT FALL ON SUCH A MARRIAGE.”
[CHAPTER IX.] THAT FATAL SECRET.
[CHAPTER X.] “LOVE’S SEAL IS SET UPON ME.”
[CHAPTER XI.] AMBER’S FRIENDSHIP.
[CHAPTER XII.] CUPID’S POSTMAN.
[CHAPTER XIII.] THE PRICE OF A TERRIBLE DEED.
[CHAPTER XIV.] “LOVE IS THE SWEETEST THING IN LIFE.”
[CHAPTER XV.] A CHARMING SURPRISE.
[CHAPTER XVI.] “I WILL LOVE YOU MORE THAN LIFE!”
[CHAPTER XVII.] PLANNING THE ELOPEMENT.
[CHAPTER XVIII.] “NOT LOVE, BUT FEAR!”
[CHAPTER XIX.] “I LOVE YOU AS MADLY AS YOU HATE ME!”
[CHAPTER XX.] THE STORY OF THE OPAL RING.
[CHAPTER XXI.] AMBER’S REVENGE.
[CHAPTER XXII.] BETTER DEAD THAN FALSE.
[CHAPTER XXIII.] OH! THE TORTURING AGONY OF LOVE BETRAYED!
[CHAPTER XXIV.] “WHY AM I SO WRETCHEDLY UNHAPPY?”
[CHAPTER XXV.] A GILDED CAGE.
[CHAPTER XXVI.] AT BAY.
[CHAPTER XXVII.] “THAT BEAUTIFUL FORM WAS MADE TO BE DRAPED IN RICH ATTIRE!”
[CHAPTER XXVIII.] SAVED BY FIRE.
[CHAPTER XXIX.] “MY OWN HONOR MADE ME KEEP THE AWFUL SECRET.”
[CHAPTER XXX.] “I WAS MAD WITH SHAME AND DESPAIR.”
[CHAPTER XXXI.] “IT WILL BREAK MY HEART TO GO!”
[CHAPTER XXXII.] LENA LAVARRE’S STORY.
[CHAPTER XXXIII.] AN ADMIRING STRANGER.
[CHAPTER XXXIV.] “I WISH I COULD WARN EVERY YOUNG GIRL IN THE LAND TO BEWARE OF FASCINATING STRANGERS AND SILLY FLIRTATIONS!”
[CHAPTER XXXV.] “A YOUNG GIRL’S HONOR IS DEARER THAN HER LIFE.”
[CHAPTER XXXVI.] MRS. SHIRLEY’S TROUBLE.
[CHAPTER XXXVII.] JUDGE CAMDEN TAKES A STRANGE JOURNEY.
[CHAPTER XXXVIII.] BETROTHED.
[CHAPTER XXXIX.] “I HAD HOPED—BUT ALL IS OVER NOW!”
[CHAPTER XL.] “VIOLET, PLEASE COME HOME!”
[CHAPTER XLI.] JUDGE CAMDEN’S RETURN.
[CHAPTER XLII.] AMBER HEARS STARTLING NEWS.
[CHAPTER XLIII.] SHE FANCIED THAT ONLY THE CONDEMNED IN TORMENT COULD FEEL SUCH PANGS.
[CHAPTER XLIV.] A TERRIBLE DEED!
[CHAPTER XLV.] A FATEFUL LETTER.
[CHAPTER XLVI.] TOO MUCH HASTE DEFEATS ITS OBJECT.
[CHAPTER XLVII.] WAS SHE DEAD WITH ALL HER SINS UNREPENTED?
[CHAPTER XLVIII.] IN HIS GRIEF AND PITY, CECIL CAME VERY NEAR TO LOVING AMBER.
[CHAPTER XLIX.] WHAT GLORIOUS NEWS FOR A LOVER!
[CHAPTER L.] IN THE ARMS OF LOVE.
[CHAPTER LI.] “UNTIL DEATH DO US PART.”

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573—Heart for HeartBy Charles Garvice
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596—Slighted LoveBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
597—Her Fatal GiftBy Geraldine Fleming
598—His Wife’s FriendBy Mary E. Bryan
599—At Love’s CostBy Charles Garvice
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617—As a Man LivesBy E. Phillips Oppenheim
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620—Marcia DraytonBy Charles Garvice
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644—No Time for PenitenceBy Wenona Gilman
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653—Her Heart’s ChallengeBy Barbara Howard
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656—Hearts of StoneBy Geraldine Fleming
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658—Love’s Devious CourseBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
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660—The Mills of the GodsBy Wenona Gilman
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664—A Southern PrincessBy Emma Garrison Jones
666—A Fateful PromiseBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
667—The Goddess—A DemonBy Richard Marsh
668—From Tears to SmilesBy Ida Reade Allen
670—Better Than RichesBy Wenona Gilman
671—When Love Is YoungBy Charles Garvice
672—Craven FortuneBy Fred M. White
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675—The Breath of SlanderBy Ida Reade Allen
676—My Lady BethBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
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678—The Shadow Between ThemBy Mrs. Alex McVeigh Miller
679—Gold in the GutterBy Charles Garvice
680—Master of Her FateBy Geraldine Fleming
681—In Full CryBy Richard Marsh
682—My Pretty MaidBy Mrs. Alex McVeigh Miller
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692—The Man of MillionsBy Ida Reade Allen
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695—The Mystery of the UnicornBy Sir William Magnay
696—The Bride’s OpalsBy Emma Garrison Jones
697—One of Life’s RosesBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
698—The Battle of HeartsBy Geraldine Fleming
700—In Wolf’s ClothingBy Charles Garvice
701—A Lost SweetheartBy Ida Reade Allen
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703—Mr. Marx’s SecretBy E. Phillips Oppenheim
704—Had She Loved Him Less!By Laura Jean Libbey
705—The Adventure of Princess SylviaBy Mrs. C. N. Williamson
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707—At Another’s BiddingBy Ida Reade Allen
708—Sold for GoldBy Geraldine Fleming
710—Ridgeway of MontanaBy William MacLeod Raine
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712—Love and a LieBy Charles Garvice
713—Barriers of StoneBy Wenona Gilman
714—Ethel’s SecretBy Charlotte M. Stanley
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716—No Man’s WifeBy Ida Reade Allen
717—Wild and WillfulBy Lucy Randall Comfort
718—When We Two PartedBy Mrs. Alex McVeigh Miller
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720—The Price of a KissBy Laura Jean Libbey
721—A Girl from the SouthBy Charles Garvice
722—A Freak of FateBy Emma Garrison Jones
723—A Golden SorrowBy Charlotte M. Stanley
724—Norna’s Black FortuneBy Ida Reade Allen
725—The ThoroughbredBy Edith MacVane
726—Diana’s PerilBy Dorothy Hall
727—His Willing SlaveBy Lillian R. Drayton
728—Her Share of SorrowBy Wenona Gilman
729—Loved at LastBy Geraldine Fleming
730—John Hungerford’s RedemptionBy Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
731—His Two LovesBy Ida Reade Allen
732—Eric Braddon’s LoveBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
733—Garrison’s FinishBy W. B. M. Ferguson
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737—At Her Father’s BiddingBy Geraldine Fleming
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739—The Strength of LoveBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
740—A Soul Laid BareBy J. K. Egerton
741—The Fatal RubyBy Charles Garvice
742—A Strange WooingBy Richard Marsh
743—A Lost LoveBy Wenona Gilman
744—A Useless SacrificeBy Emma Garrison Jones
745—A Will of Her OwnBy Ida Reade Allen
746—That Girl Named HazelBy Mrs. Alex McVeigh Miller
747—For a Flirt’s LoveBy Geraldine Fleming
748—The World’s Great SnareBy E. Phillips Oppenheim
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750—Driven from HomeBy Wenona Gilman
751—The Gypsy’s WarningBy Emma Garrison Jones
752—Without Name or WealthBy Ida Reade Allen
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754—His Lost HeritageBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
755—Her Priceless LoveBy Geraldine Fleming
756—Leola’s HeartBy Charlotte M. Stanley
757—Dare-devil BettyBy Evelyn Malcolm
758—The Woman in ItBy Charles Garvice
759—They Met by ChanceBy Ida Reade Allen
760—Love Conquers PrideBy Mrs. Alex McVeigh Miller
761—A Reckless PromiseBy Emma Garrison Jones
762—The Rose of YesterdayBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
763—The Other Girl’s LoverBy Lillian R. Drayton
764—His Unbounded FaithBy Charlotte M. Stanley
765—When Love SpeaksBy Evelyn Malcolm
766—The Man She HatedBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
767—No One to Help HerBy Ida Reade Allen
768—Claire’s Love-LifeBy Lucy Randall Comfort
769—Love’s HarvestBy Adelaide Fox Robinson
770—A Queen of SongBy Geraldine Fleming
771—Nan Haggard’s ConfessionBy Mary E. Bryan
772—A Married FlirtBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
773—The Thorns of LoveBy Evelyn Malcolm
774—Love in a SnareBy Charles Garvice
775—My Love KittyBy Charles Garvice
776—That Strange GirlBy Charles Garvice
777—NellieBy Charles Garvice
778—Miss Estcourt; or, OliveBy Charles Garvice
779—A Virginia GoddessBy Ida Reade Allen
780—The Love He SoughtBy Lillian R. Drayton
781—Falsely AccusedBy Geraldine Fleming
782—His First SweetheartBy Lucy Randall Comfort
783—All for LoveBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
784—What Love Can CostBy Evelyn Malcolm
785—Lady Gay’s MartyrdomBy Charlotte May Kingsley
786—His Good AngelBy Emma Garrison Jones
787—A Bartered SoulBy Adelaide Fox Robinson
788—In Love’s ShadowsBy Ida Reade Allen
789—A Love Worth WinningBy Geraldine Fleming
790—The Fatal KissBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
791—A Lover ScornedBy Lucy Randall Comfort
792—After Many DaysBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
793—An Innocent OutlawBy William Wallace Cook
794—The Arm of the LawBy Evelyn Malcolm
795—The Reluctant QueenBy J. Kenilworth Egerton
796—The Cost of PrideBy Lillian R. Drayton
797—What Love Made HerBy Geraldine Fleming
798—Brave HeartBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
799—Between Good and EvilBy Charlotte M. Stanley
800—Caught in Love’s NetBy Ida Reade Allen
801—Love is a MysteryBy Adelaide Fox Robinson
802—The Glitter of JewelsBy J. Kenilworth Egerton
803—The Game of LifeBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
804—A Dreadful LegacyBy Geraldine Fleming
805—Rogers, of ButteBy William Wallace Cook
806—The Haunting PastBy Evelyn Malcolm
807—The Love That Would Not DieBy Ida Reade Allen
808—The Serpent and the DoveBy Charlotte May Kingsley
809—Through the ShadowsBy Adelaide Fox Robinson
810—Her KingdomBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
811—When Dark Clouds GatherBy Geraldine Fleming
812—Her Fateful ChoiceBy Charlotte M. Stanley
813—Sorely TriedBy Emma Garrison Jones
814—Far Above PriceBy Evelyn Malcolm
815—Bitter SweetBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
816—A Clouded LifeBy Ida Reade Allen
817—When Fate DecreesBy Adelaide Fox Robinson
818—The Girl Who Was TrueBy Charles Garvice
819—Where Love is SentBy Mrs. E. Burke Collins
820—The Pride of My HeartBy Laura Jean Libbey
821—The Girl in RedBy Evelyn Malcolm
822—Why Did She Shun Him?By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
823—Between Love and ConscienceBy Charlotte M. Stanley
824—Spectres of the PastBy Ida Reade Allen
825—The Hearts of the MightyBy Adelaide Fox Robinson
826—The Irony of LoveBy Charles Garvice
827—At Arms With FateBy Charlotte May Kingsley
828—Love’s Young DreamBy Laura Jean Libbey
829—Her Golden SecretBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
830—The Stolen BrideBy Evelyn Malcolm
831—Love’s Rugged PathwayBy Ida Reade Allen
832—A Love Rejected—A Love WonBy Geraldine Fleming
833—Her Life’s Dark CloudBy Lillian R. Drayton
834—A Hero for Love’s SakeBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
835—When the Heart HungersBy Charlotte M. Stanley
836—Love Given in VainBy Adelaide Fox Robinson
837—The Web of LifeBy Ida Reade Allen
838—Love Surely TriumphsBy Charlotte May Kingsley
839—The Lovely ConstanceBy Laura Jean Libbey
840—On a Sea of SorrowBy Effie Adelaide Rowlands
841—Her Hated HusbandBy Evelyn Malcolm
842—When Hearts Beat TrueBy Geraldine Fleming
843—WO2By Maurice Drake
844—Too Quickly JudgedBy Ida Reade Allen

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845—For Her Husband’s Love By Charlotte May Stanley
846—The Fatal Rose By Adelaide Fox Robinson
847—The Love That Prevailed By Mrs. E. Burke Collins
848—Just an Angel By Lillian R. Drayton

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849—Stronger Than Fate By Emma Garrison Jones
850—A Life’s Love By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
851—From Dreams to Waking By Charlotte M. Kingsley
852—A Barrier Between Them By Evelyn Malcolm

To be published during October, 1913.

853—His Love for Her By Geraldine Fleming
854—A Changeling’s Love By Ida Reade Allen
855—Could He Have Known! By Charlotte May Stanley
856—Loved in Vain By Adelaide Fox Robinson
857—The Fault of One By Effie Adelaide Rowlands

To be published during November, 1913.

858—Her Life’s Desire By Mrs. E. Burke Collins
859—A Wife Yet no Wife By Lillian R. Drayton
860—Her Twentieth Guest By Emma Garrison Jones
861—The Love Knot By Charlotte M. Kingsley

To be published during December, 1913.

862—Tricked into Marriage By Evelyn Malcolm
863—The Spell She Wove By Geraldine Fleming
864—The Mistress of the Farm By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
865—Chained to a Villain By Ida Reade Allen
866—No Mother to Guide Her By Mrs. E. Burke Collins

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51—The Price He Paid By E. Werner
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73—The Marquis By Charles Garvice
74—The Cotton King By Sutton Vane
75—Under Fire By T. P. James
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78—The Yankee Champion By Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
79—Out of the Past
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81—Wedded for an Hour By Emma Garrison Jones
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83—The Locksmith of Lyons By Prof. Wm. Henry Peck
84—Imogene
(Dumaresq’s Temptation)		 By Charles Garvice
85—Lorrie; or, Hollow Gold By Charles Garvice
86—A Widowed Bride By Lucy Randall Comfort
87—Shenandoah By J. Perkins Tracy
89—A Gentleman from Gascony By Bicknell Dudley
90—For Fair Virginia By Russ Whytal
91—Sweet VioletBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
92—Humanity By Sutton Vane
94—Darkest Russia By H. Grattan Donnelly
95—A Wilful Maid
(Philippa)		 By Charles Garvice
96—The Little Minister By J. M. Barrie
97—The War Reporter By Warren Edwards
98—Claire
(The Mistress of Court Regna)		 By Charles Garvice
100—Alice Blake By Francis S. Smith
101—A Goddess of Africa By St. George Rathborne
102—Sweet Cymbeline
(Bellmaire)		 By Charles Garvice
103—The Span of Life By Sutton Vane
104—A Proud Dishonor By Genie Holzmeyer
105—When London Sleeps By Chas. Darrell
106—Lillian, My Lillian By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
107—Carla; or, Married at Sight By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
108—A Son of Mars By St. George Rathborne
109—Signa’s Sweetheart
(Lord Delamere’s Bride)		 By Charles Garvice
110—Whose Wife is She? By Annie Lisle
112—The Cattle King By A. D. Hall
113—A Crushed Lily By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
114—Half a Truth By Dora Delmar
115—A Fair Revolutionist By St. George Rathborne
116—The Daughter of the Regiment By Mary A. Denison
117—She Loved Him By Charles Garvice
118—Saved from the Sea By Richard Duffy
119—’Twixt Smile and Tear
(Dulcie)		 By Charles Garvice
120—The White Squadron By T. C. Harbaugh
121—Cecile’s Marriage By Lucy Randall Comfort
123—Northern Lights By A. D. Hall
237—Woman or Witch? By Dora Delmar
238—That Other Woman By Annie Thomas
239—Don Cæsar De Bazan By Victor Hugo
240—Saved by the Sword By St. George Rathborne
241—Her Love and Trust By Adeline Sergeant
242—A Wounded Heart
(Sweet as a Rose)		 By Charles Garvice
243—His Double Self By Scott Campbell
245—A Modern Marriage By Clara Lanza
246—True to Herself By Mrs. J. H. Walworth
247—Within Love’s Portals By Frank Barrett
248—Jeanne, Countess Du Barry By H. L. Williams
249—What Love Will Do By Geraldine Fleming
250—-A Woman’s Soul
(Doris; or, Behind the Footlights)		 By Charles Garvice
251—When Love is True By Mabel Collins
252—A Handsome Sinner By Dora Delmar
253—A Fashionable Marriage By Mrs. Alex Frazer
254—Little Miss Millions By St. George Rathborne
256—Thy Name is Woman By F. H. Howe
257—A Martyred Love
(Iris; or, Under the Shadow)		 By Charles Garvice
258—An Amazing Marriage By Mrs. Sumner Hayden
259—By a Golden Cord By Dora Delmar
260—At a Girl’s Mercy By Jean Kate Ludlum
261—A Siren’s Heart By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
262—A Woman’s Faith By Henry Wallace
263—An American Nabob By St. George Rathborne
264—For Gold or Soul By Lurana W. Sheldon
265—First Love is Best By S. K. Hocking
267—Jeanne
(Barriers Between)		 By Charles Garvice
268—Olivia; or, It Was for Her Sake By Charles Garvice
270—Had She Foreseen By Dora Delmar
271—With Love’s Laurel Crowned By W. C. Stiles
272—So Fair, So False
(The Beauty of the Season)		 By Charles Garvice
273—At Swords Points By St. George Rathborne
274—A Romantic Girl By Evelyn E. Green
275—Love’s Cruel Whim By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
276—So Nearly Lost
(The Springtime of Love)		 By Charles Garvice
278—Laura Brayton By Julia Edwards
279—Nina’s PerilBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
280—Love’s Dilemma
(For an Earldom)		 By Charles Garvice
281—For Love Alone By Wenona Gilman
283—My Lady Pride
(Floris)		 By Charles Garvice
284—Dr. Jack’s Widow By St. George Rathborne
285—Born to Betray By Mrs. M. V. Victor
287—The Lady of Darracourt By Charles Garvice
289—Married in Mask By Mansfield T. Walworth
290—A Change of Heart By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
292—For Her Only
(Diana)		 By Charles Garvice
294—A Warrior Bold By St. George Rathborne
295—A Terrible Secret and Countess Isabel By Geraldine Fleming
296—The Heir of Vering By Charles Garvice
297—That Girl from Texas By Mrs. J. H. Walworth
298—Should She Have Left Him? By Barclay North
300—The Spider and the Fly
(Violet)		 By Charles Garvice
301—The False and the True By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
302—When Man’s Love Fades By Hazel Wood
303—The Queen of the Isle By May Agnes Fleming
304—Stanch as a Woman
(A Maiden’s Sacrifice)		 By Charles Garvice
305—Led by Love
Sequel to “Stanch as a Woman”		 By Charles Garvice
306—Love’s Golden Rule By Geraldine Fleming
307—The Winning of Isolde By St. George Rathborne
308—Lady Ryhope’s Lover By Emma Garrison Jones
309—The Heiress of Castle Cliffe By May Agnes Fleming
310—A Late Repentance By Mary A. Denison
312—Woven on Fate’s Loom and The Snowdrift By Charles Garvice
313—A Kinsman’s Sin By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
314—A Maid’s Fatal Love By Helen Corwin Pierce
315—The Dark Secret By May Agnes Fleming
316—Edith Lyle’s Secret By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
317—Ione By Laura Jean Libbey
318—Stanch of Heart
(Adrien Le Roy)		 By Charles Garvice
319—Millbank By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
320—Mynheer Joe By St. George Rathborne
321—Neva’s Three Lovers By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
322—Mildred By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
323—The Little Countess By S. E. Boggs
324—A Love Match By Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
325—The Leighton Homestead By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
326—Parted by Fate By Laura Jean Libbey
327—Was She Wife or Widow? By Malcolm Bell
328—He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not
(Valeria)		 By Charles Garvice
329—My Hildegarde By St. George Rathborne
330—Aikenside By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
331—Christine By Adeline Sergeant
332—Darkness and Daylight By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
333—Stella’s Fortune
(The Sculptor’s Wooing)		 By Charles Garvice
334—Miss McDonald By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
335—We Parted at the Altar By Laura Jean Libbey
336—Rose Mather By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
337—Dear Elsie By Mary J. Safford
338—A Daughter of Russia By St. George Rathborne
340—Bad Hugh. Vol. I. By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
341—Bad Hugh. Vol. II. By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
342—Her Little Highness By Nataly Von Eschstruth
343—Little Sunshine By Adah M. Howard
344—Leah’s Mistake By Mrs. H. C. Hoffman
345—Tresillian Court By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
346—Guy Tresillian’s Fate
Sequel to “Tresillian Court”		 By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
347—The Eyes of Love By Charles Garvice
348—My Florida Sweetheart By St. George Rathborne
349—Marion Grey By Mary J. Holmes
350—A Wronged Wife By Mary Grace Halpine
352—Family Pride. Vol. I. By Mary J. Holmes
353—Family Pride. Vol. II. By Mary J. Holmes
354—A Love Comedy By Charles Garvice
355—Wife and Woman By Mary J. Safford
356—Little Kit By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
357—Montezuma’s Mines By St. George Rathborne
358—Beryl’s Husband By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
359—The Spectre’s Secret By Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
360—An Only Daughter By Hazel Wood
361—The Ashes of Love By Charles Garvice
363—The Opposite House By Nataly Von Eschstruth
364—A Fool’s Paradise By Mary Grace Halpine
365—Under a Cloud By Jean Kate Ludlum
366—Comrades in Exile By St. George Rathborne
367—Hearts and Coronets By Jane G. Fuller
368—The Pride of Her Life By Charles Garvice
369—At a Great Cost By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
370—Edith Trevor’s Secret By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
371—Cecil Rosse
Sequel to “Edith Trevor’s Secret”		 By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
374—True Daughter of Hartenstein By Mary J. Safford
375—Transgressing the Law By Capt. Fred’k Whittaker
376—The Red Slipper By St. George Rathborne
377—Forever True By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
378—John Winthrop’s Defeat By Jean Kate Ludlum
379—Blinded by Love By Nataly Von Eschstruth
380—Her Double Life By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
381—The Sunshine of Love
Sequel to “Her Double Life”		 By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
383—A Lover from Across the Sea By Mary J. Safford
384—Yet She Loved Him By Mrs. Kate Vaughn
385—A Woman Against Her By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
386—Teddy’s Enchantress By St. George Rathborne
387—A Heroine’s Plot By Katherine S. MacQuoid
388—Two Wives By Hazel Wood
389—Sundered Hearts By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
390—A Mutual Vow By Harold Payne
392—A Resurrected Love By Seward W. Hopkins
393—On the Wings of Fate By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
394—A Drama of a Life By Jean Kate Ludlum
395—Wooing a Widow By E. A. King
396—Back to Old Kentucky By St. George Rathborne
397—A Gilded Promise By Walter Bloomfield
398—Cupid’s Disguise By Fanny Lewald
400—For Another’s Wrong By W. Heimburg
401—The Woman Who Came Between By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
402—A Silent Heroine By Mrs. D. M. Lowrey
403—The Rival Suitors By J. H. Connelly
404—The Captive Bride By Capt. Fred’k Whittaker
405—The Haunted Husband By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
406—Felipe’s Pretty Sister By St. George Rathborne
408—On a False Charge By Seward W. Hopkins
409—A Girl’s Kingdom By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
410—Miss Mischief By W. Heimburg
411—Fettered and Freed By Eugene Charvette
412—The Love that LivesBy Capt. Frederick Whittaker
413—Were They Married? By Hazel Wood
414—A Girl’s First Love By Elizabeth C. Winter
416—Down in Dixie By St. George Rathborne
417—Brave Barbara By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
418—An Insignificant Woman By W. Heimburg
420—A Sweet Little Lady By Gertrude Warden
421—Her Sweet Reward By Barbara Kent
422—Lady Kildare By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
423—A Woman’s WayBy Capt. Frederick Whittaker
424—A Splendid Man By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
425—A College Widow By Frank H. Howe
427—A Wizard of the Moors By St. George Rathborne
428—A Tramp’s Daughter By Hazel Wood
429—A Fair Fraud By Emily Lovett Cameron
430—The Honor of a Heart By Mary J. Safford
431—Her Husband and Her Love By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
432—Breta’s Double By Helen V. Greyson
435—Under Oath By Jean Kate Ludlum
436—The Rival Toreadors By St. George Rathborne
437—The Breach of Custom By Mrs. D. M. Lowrey
438—So Like a Man By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
439—Little Nan By Mary A. Denison
441—A Princess of the Stage By Nataly Von Eschstruth
442—Love Before Duty By Mrs. L. T. Meade
443—In Spite of Proof By Gertrude Warden
444—Love’s Trials By Alfred R. Calhoun
445—An Angel of Evil By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
446—Bound with Love’s Fetters By Mary Grace Halpine
447—A Favorite of Fortune By St. George Rathborne
448—When Love Dawns By Adelaide Stirling
303—The Queen of the Isle By May Agnes Fleming
449—The Bailiff’s Scheme By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
450—Rosamond’s Love
Sequel to “The Bailiff’s Scheme”		 By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
452—The Last of the Van Slacks By Edward S. Van Zile
453—A Poor Girl’s Passion By Gertrude Warden
454—Love’s Probation By Elizabeth Olmis
455—Love’s Greatest Gift By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
456—A Vixen’s Treachery By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
457—Adrift in the World
Sequel to “A Vixen’s Treachery”		 By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
459—A Golden Mask By Charlotte M. Stanley
460—Dr. Jack’s Talisman By St. George Rathborne
461—Above All Things By Adelaide Stirling
462—A Stormy Wedding By Mary E. Bryan
463—A Wife’s Triumph By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
464—The Old Life’s Shadows By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
465—Outside Her Eden
Sequel to “The Old Life’s Shadows”		 By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
466—Love, the VictorBy a Popular Southern Author
467—Zina’s Awaking By Mrs. J. K. Spender
468—The Wooing of a Fairy By Gertrude Warden
469—A Soldier and a Gentleman By J. M. Cobban
470—A Strange Wedding By Mary Hartwell Catherwood
471—A Shadowed Happiness By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
472—Dr. Jack and Company By St. George Rathborne
473—A Sacrifice to Love By Adelaide Stirling
474—The Belle of the Season By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
475—Love Before Pride
Sequel to “The Belle of the Season”		 By Mrs. Harriet Lewis
477—The Siberian Exiles By Col. Thomas Knox
478—For Love of Sigrid By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
479—Mysterious Mr. Sabin By E. Phillips Oppenheim
480—A Perfect Fool By Florence Warden
481—Wedded, Yet No Wife By May Agnes Fleming
482—A Little Worldling By L. C. Ellsworth
483—Miss Marston’s Heart By L. H. Bickford
484—The Whistle of Fate By Richard Marsh
485—The End Crowns All By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
486—Divided Lives By Edgar Fawcett
487—A Wonderful Woman By May Agnes Fleming
488—The French Witch By Gertrude Warden
489—Lucy Harding By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes
490—The Price of Jealousy By Maud Howe
491—My Lady of Dreadwood By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
492—A Speedy Wooing By the Author of “As Common Mortals”
493—The Girl He Loved By Adelaide Stirling
494—Voyagers of Fortune By St. George Rathborne
495—Norine’s Revenge By May Agnes Fleming
496—The Missing Heiress By C. H. Montague
497—A Chase for Love By Seward W. Hopkins
498—Andrew Leicester’s Love By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
499—My Lady Cinderella By Mrs. C. N. Williamson
500—Love and Spite By Adelaide Stirling
501—Her Husband’s SecretBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
502—Fair Maid Marian By Mrs. Emma Garrison Jones
503—A Lady in Black By Florence Warden
504—Evelyn, the Actress By Wenona Gilman
505—Selina’s Love-story By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
506—A Secret Foe By Gertrude Warden
507—A Mad Betrothal By Laura Jean Libbey
508—Lottie and Victorine By Lucy Randall Comfort
509—A Penniless Princess By Emma Garrison Jones
510—Doctor Jack’s Paradise Mine By St. George Rathborne
513—A Sensational Case By Florence Warden
514—The Temptation of Mary Barr By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
515—Tiny Luttrell By E. W. Hornung
(Author of “Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman”)
516—Florabel’s Lover By Laura Jean Libbey
517—They Looked and LovedBy Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
518—The Secret of a Letter By Gertrude Warden
521—The Witch from India By St. George Rathborne
522—A Spurned Proposal By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
523—A Banker of Bankersville By Maurice Thompson
524—A Sacrifice of Pride By Mrs. Louisa Parr
525—Sweet Kitty Clover By Laura Jean Libbey
526—Love and Hate By Morley Roberts
527—For Love and Glory By St. George Rathborne
528—Adela’s Ordeal By Florence Warden
529—Hearts Aflame By Louise Winter
530—The Wiles of a Siren By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
532—True to His Bride By Emma Garrison Jones
533—A Forgotten Love By Adelaide Stirling
534—Lotta, the Cloak Model By Laura Jean Libbey
535—The Trifler By Archibald Eyre
536—Companions in Arms By St. George Rathborne
538—The Fighting Chance By Gertrude Lynch
539—A Heart’s Triumph By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
540—A Daughter of Darkness By Ida Reade Allen
541—Her Evil Genius By Adelaide Stirling
543—The Veiled Bride By Laura Jean Libbey
544—In Love’s Name By Emma Garrison Jones
545—Well Worth Winning By St. George Rathborne
546—The Career of Mrs. Osborne By Helen Milecete
549—Tempted by Love By Effie Adelaide Rowlands
550—Saved from Herself By Adelaide Stirling
551—Pity—Not Love By Laura Jean Libbey
552—At the Court of the Maharaja By Louis Tracy

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The reason is that Mr. Cook is a widely traveled man and has, therefore, been enabled to lay the plot of one of his stories in the “land of little rain,” another on the high seas, another in Spain and Spanish America, and to write a railroad story that a reader of thirty years’ experience decided must have been written by a veteran railroad man. If stories of vigorous adventure are wanted, stories that are drawn true to life and give that thrill which all really good fiction ought to give, the books listed here are what you want.

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1—The Desert Argonaut.
2—A Quarter to Four.
3—Thorndyke, of the “Bonita.”
4—A Round Trip to the Year 2000.
5—The Gold Gleaners.
6—The Spur of Necessity.
7—The Mysterious Mission.
8—The Goal of a Million.
9—Marooned in 1492.
10—Running the Signal.
11—His Friend, the Enemy.
12—In the Web.
13—A Deep Sea Game.
14—The Paymaster’s Special.
15—Adrift in the Unknown.
16—Jim Dexter, Cattleman.
17—Juggling With Liberty.
18—Back From Bedlam.
19—A River Tangle.
20—An Innocent Outlaw.
21—Billionaire Pro Tem and the Trail of the Billy Doo.
22—Rogers of Butte.
23—In the Wake of the “Simitar.”
24—His Audacious Highness.
25—At Daggers Drawn.
26—The Eighth Wonder.
27—The Catspaw.
28—The Cotton Bag.
29—Little Miss Vassar.
30—Cast Away at the Pole.
31—The Testing of Noyes.
32—The Fateful Seventh.
33—Montana.
34—The Deserter.
35—The Sheriff of Broken Bow.
36—Wanted—A Highwayman.
37—Frisbie, of San Antone.
38—His Last Dollar.
39—Fools for Luck.
40—Dare, of Darling & Co.
41—Trailing the “Josephine.”

SWEET VIOLET;

OR,

The Fairest of the Fair.

BY

MRS. ALEX. McVEIGH MILLER,

Author of “Little Coquette Bonnie,” “The Senator’s Bride,” “Brunette and Blonde,” “Rosamond,” “The Senator’s Favorite,” “A Little Southern Beauty,” Etc., Etc.

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