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go hurtling on to the
end. The descriptive passages are remarkably
vivid and lucid.”—Black
and White.
Dr. Dumany’s Wife. (Fourth Edition.)
By MAURUS JOKAI. Translated by F. Steinitz (under the author’s personal supervision). With specially engraved Photogravure Portrait of Dr. Jokai.
“With kaleidoscopic
rapidity, scene after scene passes before us.
The novel shows us in
a high degree the craft of the
story-teller.”—Literature.
The Nameless Castle. (Fifth Edition.)
By MAURUS JOKAI. Translated by S. E. Boggs (under the author’s personal supervision). With a Photogravure Portrait of Dr. Jokai.
“Told with infinite
delicacy and charm, an enthralling
romance.”—The
Bookman.
Debts of Honor. (Fourth Edition.)
By MAURUS JOKAI. Translated by A. B. Yolland. With a charming Photogravure Portrait of Dr. and Madame Jokai.
“Full of life
and incident. Jokai’s inimitable pen, vivid,
fiery,
humorous, never fails
to stir and attract.”—Daily Telegraph.
’Midst the Wild Carpathians. (Fourth Edition.)
By MAURUS JOKAI. Translated by R. Nisbet Bain. With a specially engraved Portrait of Dr. Jokai.
“Will enthral all English lovers of romance.”—Saturday Review.
“It is powerful,
it is vigorous, and, what is more than all, it is
fresh.”—The
Sun.
Cherry Ripe. (35th Thousand.)
By HELEN MATHERS, Author of “Comin’ thro’ the Rye.” 3/6
“It has humour,
it has poetry, it has dramatic force.... Must
take
rank amongst our stronger
and more original fiction.”—Newcastle
Daily Leader.
NEW UNIFORM EDITION BY HELEN MATHERS.
Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 3/6 each.
The Story of a Sin. (Seventh Edition.)
Eyre’s Acquittal. (SEQUEL TO THE ABOVE.) (Fifth Edition.)
Jock o’ Hazelgreen. (Fifth Edition.)
My Lady Green Sleeves. (Seventh Edition.)
Found Out. (103rd Thousand.)
The Lovely Malincourt. (Sixth Edition.)
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Miss Providence. (Fourth Edition.)
By MISS DOROTHEA GERARD. 3/6
“A story to be read with genuine pleasure.”—Weekly Sun.
The Winds of March. (Second Edition.)
