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=Mount Eden.= By FLORENCE MARRYAT.

A charming romance of English life, and probably the greatest effort of
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PRICE 30 cents.

=Hedri; or, Blind Justice.= By HELEN MATHERS.

An exciting story in which love plays only a secondary part. All who
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=Joshua.= By GEORG EBERS.

A story of Egyptian-Israelitish life which will bear favorable
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The description of the flight of the children of Israel from Egypt, and
their subsequent wanderings in the desert, are placed before the reader
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=Hester Hepworth.= By KATE TANNATT WOODS.

This work treats of the superstitious times of 1692, when witchcraft was
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=A Woman's Heart.= By MRS. ALEXANDER.

An exciting and dramatically written story, full of woman's tenderness
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=A True Friend.= By ADELINE SERGEANT.

The portrayal not the exaggeration of a noble character, from whom the
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=A Smuggler's Secret.= By FRANK BARRETT.

An exciting story of the Cornish Coast, full of adventure, well put
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=The Great Mill Street Mystery.= By ADELINE SERGEANT.

The author is as usual true to life and true to her own noble instincts.
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=The Moment After.= By ROBERT BUCHANAN.

A thrilling story, giving the experience in the hereafter of a man who
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=The Bondman.= By HALL CAINE.

It is vigorous and faithful, portrays with the intimacy of entire
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