the novice and none of the imitator."
_Vanity Fair_: "It moves to its end with all the terrible unity of an
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Hardy, Stevenson, Zola, Flaubert, Balzac, and AEschylus.
Eighth Edition. $1.50.
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By Stewart Edward White
THE BLAZED TRAIL
A tale from beyond the bounds of civilization. The second in Mr. White's
series of thoroughly American stories.
The inspiriting breath of the great pine woods is in this dramatic novel
of frontier struggle in which a green "land looker" plays a lone hand
against a powerful and unscrupulous land company for a vast tract of
timber land.
_Third Edition._ $1.50
_By the same author_:
THE WESTERNERS
Mr. White shows us the rough-and-ready life of a Western mining camp.
"'THE WESTERNERS' lays strong hold on the reader. The thing is vital.
There is a force and a sincerity distinctly Western--of the frontier;
the grim naturalness of elemental things. Furthermore Mr. White knows
his West, his plains, his Indians and his mining camps."
--_Chicago Record-Herald._
_Third Edition._ $1.50.
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THE MADNESS OF PHILIP
_AND OTHER STORIES OF CHILDHOOD_
_By Josephine Dodge Daskam_
Illustrated by F. Y. Cory.
It would be hard to decide which of Miss Daskam's little heroes and
heroines is the most attractive. There is Philip who demoralized the
kindergarten class; Edgar, the Choir Boy Uncelestial; Ardelia who didn't
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admirably in her illustrations. $1.50.
RED SAUNDERS
_HIS DOINGS WEST AND EAST_
_By H. W. Phillips_
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By Anthony Hope
TRISTRAM OF BLENT
As sparkling as the "Dolly Dialogues."
As enthralling as "The Prisoner of Zenda."
"Mr. Hope's most mature and
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