ance; Luther; Loyola; The Mystics--Neo-Platonists, German
Pietists, Fenelon, Swedenborg, Emerson; George Fox; The Huguenots,
Waldenses, Albigenses; John Wesley; The Moravians and Methodists.

#SONS AND DAUGHTERS.# By the author of "The Story of Margaret Kent."
12mo. $1.50.

An eminent Boston critic writes: "This should be THE novel of the
season. The lively fancy of the author touches lightly and wittily
upon several of the popular interests of the day, such as Shakespeare
societies, the Browning craze, mind cure, etc., and from titlepage to
finis there is not a dull paragraph. So brilliant and entertaining a
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The remarkable popularity and great sales which made "Margaret Kent"
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seem likely to be repeated in this new novel by the same author. It
sparkles with the real life and deep feeling, and has the same
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conjure by wherever the best of literature is known.

#HAPPY DODD.# By ROSE TERRY COOKE, author of "The Deacon's Week,"
etc. 12mo. $1.50.

"Happy Dodd" is a beautiful and tender novel of New-England life
especially adapted for home reading, and breathing out a
strengthening spirit of Christian love and heroism.

#SCOTT'S THE LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL.# Edited, with Notes and
Introduction, by W. J. ROLFE, A. M. 1 vol. 12mo. Beautifully
illustrated. 75 cents.

#THE EVOLUTION OF THE SNOB.# By THOMAS SERGEANT PERRY. 16mo. $1.00.

A keen and brilliant social study, by one of the most spirited
writers of Boston.

#GOETHE'S FAUST: A Commentary.# By DENTON J. SNIDER. 2 vols. 12mo.
$3.50.

A learned and valuable treatise on the greatest of German poems,
giving its history, critical standards, and outline, and careful
analyses and explanations of all the scenes and situations, as seen
from a philosophical point of view.

#SCOTT'S THE LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL.# An entirely new edition of
this famous and popular poem, from _new plates_, with nearly _one
hundred_ new illustrations by leading American artists. Elegantly and
appropriately bound, with full gilt edges. In box. Cloth, $6.00;
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crushed Levant, with silk linings, $25.00.

"The Lay of the Last Minstrel" is larger than its predecessors, the