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BOOKS BY MARGARET DELAND

THE RISING TIDE.  Illustrated AROUND OLD CHESTER.  Illustrated THE COMMON WAY. 16mo DR. LAVENDAR’S PEOPLE.  Illustrated AN ENCORE.  Illustrated GOOD FOR THE SOUL.  Illustrated THE HINDS OF ESAU.  Illustrated THE AWAKENING OF HELENA RICHIE.  Illustrated THE IRON WOMAN.  Illustrated OLD CHESTER TILES.  Illustrated PARTNERS.  Illustrated R.J.’S MOTHER.  Illustrated THE VOICE.  Illustrated THE WAY TO PEACE.  Illustrated WHERE THE LABORERS ARE FEW.  Illustrated

HARPER & BROTHERS

NEW YORK ESTABLISHED 1817 LONDON

NOVELS OF

THOMAS HARDY

The New Thin-Paper Edition of the greatest living English novelist is issued in two bindings:  Red Limp-Leather and Red Flexible Cloth, 12mo.  Frontispiece in each volume.

DESPERATE REMEDIES
FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD
A GROUP OF NOBLE DAMES
THE HAND OF ETHELBERTA
JUDE THE OBSCURE
A LAODICEAN
LIFE’S LITTLE IRONIES
THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE
A PAIR OF BLUE EYES
THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE
TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLES
THE TRUMPET MAJOR
TWO ON A TOWER
UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE
THE WELL-BELOVED
WESSEX TALES
THE WOODLANDERS

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NEW YORK ESTABLISHED 1817 LONDON

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