ir; and now Hope was born once again, and Youth,
and Love, which is immortal!

The Riverside Press

CAMBRIDGE . MASSACHUSETTS

U . S . A

REBECCA of SUNNYBROOK FARM

By KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN

"Of all the children of Mrs. Wiggin's brain, the most laughable and
the most lovable is Rebecca."--_Life, N. Y._

"Rebecca creeps right into one's affections and stays
there."--_Philadelphia Item._

"A character that is irresistible in her quaint, humorous
originality."--_Cleveland Leader._

"Rebecca is as refreshing as a draught of spring water."--_Los Angeles
Times._

"Rebecca has come to stay with one for all time, and delight one
perpetually, like Marjorie Fleming."--_Literary World, Boston._

HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY

BOSTON AND NEW YORK

THE SIEGE OF THE SEVEN SUITORS

By MEREDITH NICHOLSON

"It is not often that one comes upon so clean a farce, so delightful,
good-humored satire."--_Chicago Evening Post._

"He has woven wit and humor and clever satire into this airy fantasy
of twentieth century life in a way that should add to his literary
fame."--_Indianapolis Star._

"For sheer cleverness of invention and sprightly wit this story has
had no peer in recent years."--_New York Press._

"Just the sort of book which will delight those seeking clean,
wholesome entertainment."--_Boston Globe._

"Meredith Nicholson's is a delightful book, witty, epigrammatic,
flavorsome ... recalls Frank Stockton's bewitching foolery and
perennial charm."--_Milwaukee Free Press._

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A MAN'S MAN

By IAN HAY

"An admirable romance of adventure. It tells of the life of one Hughie
Marrable, who, from college days to the time when fate relented, had
no luck with women. The story is cleverly written and full of
sprightly axioms."--_Philadelphia Ledger._

"It is a very joyous book, and the writer's powers of characterization
are much out of the common."--_The Dial._

"A good, clean, straightforward bit of fiction, with likable people in
it, and enough action to keep up the suspense throughout."--_Minneapolis
Journal._

"The reader will search contemporary fiction far before he meets a novel
which will give him the same frank pleasure and amusement."--_London
Bookman._

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BOSTON AND NEW YORK

SCOTTIE AND HIS LADY

By MARGARET MORSE

"The story of a handsome, intelligent collie dog. It is entertainingly
and sympa