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"Readers' Choice" Editor, Short Stories:
World's Work (1913), Ltd., 20 Bedford St., London, W.C. 2.
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A Selection of Popular Titles from
HEINEMANN'S THREE & SIXPENNY LIBRARY
| Robert Hichens | Bella Donna |
| Jack London | Martin Eden |
| Joseph Conrad | Typhoon & three other Stories The Nigger of the Narcissus |
| W. Somerset Maugham | The Moon & Sixpence |
| The author of "Pam" | Yellowleaf |
| Richard Dehan | The Dop Doctor That Which Hath Wings Between Two Thieves The Man of Iron The Eve of Pascua |
| Frances Hodgson Burnett | The Shuttle |
| Maurice Hewlett | The Fool Errant The Little Iliad |
| Marie Conway Oemler | The Butterfly Man A Woman Named Smith The Purple Heights |
| E. F. Benson | Account Rendered Mammon & Co. Juggernaut |
| Sarah Grand | Adnam's Orchard |
| Flora Annie Steel | The Gift of the Gods A Sovereign Remedy |
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Short Stories
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THE NEXT NUMBER
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A complete novel, wherein a young American, breathing the spirit of action, of the West, meets a secret of the ever mysterious Orient, and realises his desire for high adventure.
H. BEDFORD-JONES
and in the same Number
DOWNSTREAM
A novelette of the North, and of the forces abroad in the mighty stretches—were they caused by the mind of man, or by the gods of the Indians?
ROBERT E. PINKERTON
THE HIGH TRAIL
A grave choice confronted Rob Macdonald, lately come to the cattle-country. The high trail was the hardest to follow, but counted most in the end among the barons of the ranges.
E. S. PLADWELL
THE HEAD HUNTERS
John Mather, Naturalist, to whom adventures were all in the day's work, meets a fellow scientist not so lucky as himself.
ROBERT S. LEMMON
AND OTHERS
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