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THE WIFE'S VICTORY;

AND NINE OTHER NOUVELLETTES.

BY MRS. EMMA D. E. N. SOUTHWORTH.

Being the Most Splendid Pictures of American Life Ever Written.

=Complete in two volumes, paper cover, Price One Dollar, or bound in one
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T. B. PETERSON has just published this new and celebrated work by Mrs.
Southworth. The volume contains, besides "THE WIFE'S VICTORY," NINE OF
THE MOST CELEBRATED NOUVELLETTES ever written by this favorite and
world-renowned American author, and it will prove to be one of the most
popular works ever issued. The names of the Nouvellettes contained in
"The Wife's Victory," are as follows:

=THE WIFE'S VICTORY.=
=THE MARRIED SHREW; a Sequel to the Wife's Victory.=
=SYBIL BROTHERTON; or, The Temptation.=
=THE IRISH REFUGEE.=
=EVELINE MURRAY; or, The Fine Figure.=
=WINNY.=
=THE THREE SISTERS; or, New Year's in the Little Rough Cast House.=
=ANNIE GREY; or, Neighbor's Prescriptions.=
=ACROSS THE STREET: a New Year's Story.=
=THUNDERBOLT TO THE HEARTH.=

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English language, as well as the most splendid pictures of American life
ever written. Either one of the ten nouvellettes contained in this
volume, is of itsel