The Storm.
The Lunatic's End.
The Hunt.
La Lionne de Chase.
Hagar's Bridal.
The Love Angel.
The Bride's Trial.
The Forsaken House.
The New Home.
The Midshipman's Love.
The Worship of Joy.
The Wife's Rival.
The New Medea.
The Bleeding Heart.
The Baptism of Grief.
Fascination.
The Forsaken.
The Fiery Trial.
Return to the Desolate Home.
Hagar at Heath Hall.
The Flight of Rosalia.
The Worship of Sorrow.
God the Consoler.
Hagar's Resurrection.
A Revelation.
Family Secrets.
Rosalia's Wanderings.
The Queen of Song.
Rappings at Heath Hall.
Hagar's Ovation.

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THE LOST HEIRESS. By Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Southworth. With a Portrait and
Autograph of the author. Complete in two volumes, paper cover. Price
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THE MISSING BRIDE; or, MIRIAM THE AVENGER. By Mrs. Southworth. Two
volumes, paper cover. Price One Dollar; or bound in one volume,
cloth, for $1.25.

THE WIFE'S VICTORY; AND NINE OTHER NOUVELLETTES. By Mrs. Emma D. E. N.
Southworth. It is embellished with a view of Prospect Cottage, the
residence of the author. Two vols., paper cover. Price One Dollar;
or one volume, cloth, for $1.25.

THE CURSE OF CLIFTON. By Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Southworth. Complete in two
volumes, paper cover. Price One Dollar; or bound in one volume,
cloth, for $1.25.

THE DISCARDED DAUGHTER. By Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Southworth. Complete in
two volumes. Price in paper cover, One Dollar; or bound in one
volume, cloth, for $1.25.

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