t--which last he
said not of himself, but in behalf and by request of the mother of the
guns they had gone out with and of the furled but unsullied banner they
had brought home.

THE END.

OTHER BOOKS BY MR. CABLE

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THE CAVALIER

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY

12mo, $1.50

"The scene of the American War of North and South is different ground
from the old Creole life that Mr. Cable has painted so deliciously, but
the touch of the true artist is equally manifest in the careful
selection of material, and in the due subordination of the events of
that terrible struggle to the progress of a love-story that is
altogether delightful."--_The London Literary World._

"In all the stories of war there have been few descriptions of its
dangers and destruction, its contrasted demoralizing and inspiring
influences equal to these."--_San Francisco Argonaut._

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BYLOW HILL

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOR BY F.C. YOHN

12mo, $1.25

"I know of no one fitter to stand in the place next Hawthorne's."--_The
Atlantic Monthly._

"An atmosphere that only a great artist can produce."--_Literature
(London)._

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JOHN MARCH SOUTHERNER

12mo, $1.50

"The most careful and thorough going study of the reconstruction period
in the South which has yet been offered in the world of fiction."--_The
Outlook._

"In many respects Mr. Cable's finest work."--_Boston Advertiser._

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THE GRANDISSIMES

A STORY OF CREOLE LIFE

12mo, $1.50

"Such a book goes far towards establishing an epoch in fiction, and it
places it beyond a doubt that we have in Mr. Cable a novelist of
positive originality, and of the very first quality."--_The Boston
Journal._

The Grandissimes. _With 12 full-page illustrations and 8 head and
tail pieces by Albert Herter, all reproduced in photogravure, and with
an original cover design by the same artist._

8vo, $2.50

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OLD CREOLE DAYS

12mo. $1.50

Cameo Edition with an etching by Percy Moran, $1.25

"These charming stories attract attention and commendation by their
quaint delicacy of style, their faithful delineation of Creole
character, and a marked originality."--_The New Orleans Picayune._

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