Little Lord Fauntleroy. By Frances H. Burnett

16. The Frozen Pirate. By W. Clark Russell

17. Jo's Boys, and How They Turned Out. By Louisa M. Alcott

18. Saddle and Sabre. By Hawley Smart

19. A Prince of the Blood. By James Payn

20. An Algonquin Maiden. By G. Mercer Adam and A. Ethelwyn Wetherald

21. One Traveller Returns. By David Christie Murray and H. Hermann

22. Stained Pages; The Story of Anthony Grace. By G. Manville Fenn

23. Lieutenant Barnabas. By Frank Barrett

24. The Nun's Curse. By Mrs. J. H. Riddell

25. The Twin Soul. By Charles Mackay

26. One Maid's Mischief. By G. M. Fenn

27. A Modern Magician. By J. F. Molloy

28. A House of Tears. By E. Downey

29. Sara Crewe and Editha's Burglar. By Frances H. Burnett

30. The Abbey Murder. By Joseph Hatton

31. The Argonauts of North Liberty. By Bret Harte

32. Cradled in a Storm. By T. A. Sharp

33. A Woman's Face. By Florence Warden

34. Miracle Gold. By Richard Dowling

35. Molloy's Story. By Frank Merryfield

36. The Fortunes of Philippa Fairfax. By Frances H. Burnett

37. The Silent Shore, or The Mystery of St James' Park. By John
Bloundelle-Burton

38. Eve. By S. Baring Gould

39. Doctor Glennie's Daughter. By B. L. Farjeon

40. The Case of Doctor Plemen. By Rene de Pont-Jest

41. Bewitching Iza. By Alexis Bouvier

42. A Wily Widow. By Alexis Bouvier

43. Diana Barrington. By Mrs. John Croker

44. The Ironmaster, or Love and Pride. By Georges Ohnet

45. A Mere Child. By L. B. Walford

46. Black Blood. By Geo. M. Fenn

47. The Dream. By Emile Zola

48. A Strange Message. By Dora Russell

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added for the reader's convenience.

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