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Duke of Denvenham, an influential Englishman, work hand in hand to circumvent the Oriental plot, which proceeds mysteriously to the last page. From the time when Mr. Hamilton Fynes steps from the _Lusitania_ into a special tug, in his mad rush towards London, to the very end, the reader is carried from deep mystery to tense situations, until finally the explanation is reached in a most unexpected and unusual climax. No man of this generation has so much facility of expression, so many technical resources, or so fine a power of narration as Mr. E. Phillips Oppenheim.--_Philadelphia Inquirer._ Mr. Oppenheim is a past master of the art of constructing ingenious plots and weaving them around attractive characters.--_London Morning Post._ LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., PUBLISHERS 34 BEACON STREET, BOSTON PASSERS-BY _By_ ANTHONY PARTRIDGE Author of "The Kingdom of Earth," "The Distributors," etc. Illustrated. Cloth, $1.50 Has the merit of engaging the reader's attention at once and holding it to the end.--_New York Sun_. It is exciting, is plausibly and cleverly written, and is not devoid of a love motive.--_Chicago Examiner_. It can be heartily recommended to those who enjoy a novel with a good plot, entertaining characters, and one which is carefully written.--_Chicago Tribune_. One of the most fascinating mystery stories of recent years, a tale that catches the attention at the beginning and tightens the grip of its hold with the turn of its pages.--_Boston Globe_. A mysterious story in which nearly all the personages are as much puzzled as the reader and a detective encounters a unique surprise. Originality is the most striking characteristic of the personages.--_New York Times_. The first chapter compels the absorbed interest of the reader and lays the groundwork for a thrilling tale in which mystery follows upon mystery through a series of dramatic situations and surprises.--_Philadelphia Press_. LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., PUBLISHERS 34 BEACON STREET, BOSTON _By the Author of "Aunt Jane of Kentucky"_ THE LAND OF LONG AGO _By_ ELIZA CALVERT HALL Illustrated by G. Patrick Nelson and Beulah Strong 12mo. Cloth. $1.50 The book is an inspiration.--_Boston Globe._ Without qualification one of the worthiest publications of the year.--_Pittsburg Post._ Aunt Jane has become a real personage in American literature.--_Hartford Courant._ A philosophy sweet and wholeso
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