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- Chautauqua Girls at Home.
- Christie’s Christmas.
- Divers Women.
- Echoing and Re-echoing.
- Endless Chain (An).
- Ester Ried.
- Ester Ried Yet Speaking.
- Four Girls at Chautauqua.
- From different Standpoints.
- Hall in the Grove (The).
- Household Puzzles.
- Interrupted.
- Julia Ried.
- King’s Daughter (The).
- Links in Rebecca’s Life.
- Mrs. Solomon Smith Looking On.
- Modern Prophets.
- Man of the House (The).
- New Graft on the Family Tree (A).
- One Commonplace Day.
- Pocket Measure (The).
- Ruth Erskine’s Crosses.
- Randolphs (The).
- Sidney Martin’s Christmas.
- Those Boys.
- Three People.
- Tip Lewis and his Lamp.
- Wise and Otherwise.
Classified List.—Poetry.
THROUGH THE YEAR WITH THE POETS.—December, January, February, March, April, May. Arranged and compiled by Oscar Fay Adams. Each 75 cents.
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WAIFS AND THEIR AUTHORS. By A. A. Hopkins. A collection of poems many of which are now for the first time published with the names of the authors. Quarto, cloth, gilt, $2.00; quarto, full gilt, gilt edges, $2.50.
WHEN I WAS A CHILD. By Ernest W. Shurtleff. Illustrated, $1.00.