ning and instructive. Mr. Thorne
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Old Rose and Silver

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NOT a "problem," "detective," or a "character study" story. It does not
contain a morbid line. Just a charming, pure, altogether wholesome love
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WALTER BIGGS

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THE WIVING OF LANCE CLEAVERAGE

BY ALICE MACGOWAN

Author of "JUDITH OF THE CUMBERLANDS," "RETURN," "LAST WORD," ETC.

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company of distinct types drawn with a graphic and spirited hand, a
company moved by strong passions--love, and hate too, green jealousy and
black revenge.

With Illustrations in Color by ROBERT EDWARDS

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FRATERNITY

BY JOHN GALSWORTHY

Author of "THE MAN OF PROPERTY," "VILLA RUBEIN," ETC.

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remarkable power of ironic insight combined with an extremely keen and
faithful eye for all the phenomena, on the surface of the life he
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