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FICTION CATALOG
A COMPLETE LIST CATALOGED
BY AUTHOR AND TITLE
WITH ANNOTATIONS
MINNEAPOLIS
EL W. WILSON COMPANY
1911
PREFACE
This catalog of fiction is not intended as a com
plete list of novels contained In even a small
library, nor does It contain all of the most recent
fiction; it aims only to comprise the best fiction
of all time.
The 2000 books included are entered under
both the author's name and title, and brief de
scriptive or critical sentences are Inserted for the
twofold purpose of informing and attracting the
reader.
The selection has. been based upon the follow
ing lists of fiction: A Thousand of the Best
Novels, compiled by the Newark Free Public Lib
rary; fiction of the A. L. A. Catalog of 8,000 Vol
umes for a Popular Library; fiction entered in the
A. L. A. Booklist from the first number to the
current number; List of 572 Novels for Adults
which are purchased in largest numbers by Amer
ican libraries, compiled by the Bookbuying Com
mittee of the A. L, A.; fiction of the Wisconsin
Free Library Commission's Suggestive List of
Books for a Small Library (Part L Book's for
Adults, June, 1905); annual lists of Best Books,
Issued by the New York State Library, for the
years 1896-1909, inclusive.
THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY.
Minneapolis.
April, 1911.
List of Abbreviations
A. L. A. A. L. A. Catalog, 8000 Volumes
for a Popular Library.
A. L. A. Bkl. A. L. A. Booklist.
Acad. Academy.
Ann. Am. Cat, 1892. Annual American
Catalog-, 1892.
Ath. Athenaeum.
Baker. E. A. Baker, Descriptive Guide
to the Best Fiction; or, History in Fic
tion.
Blackw. Blackwood.
Bk. R. Digest. Book Review Digest.
Bookm. Bookman.
Buffalo. Buffalo Public Library.
Cath. World. Catholic World.
Cornu & Beer. Cornu & Beer. List of
French Fiction.
Hardy. G. E. Hardy. Five Hundred Books
for the Young;.
Ind. Independent.
Johnston. W. Dawson Johnston. Library
of Congress.
Larned's Literature of Am. Hist. Litera
ture of American History, ed. by J. N.
Larned. 1902.
Leypoldt & lies. Leypoldt & lies. List
of Books for Girls and Women and
their Clubs.
Lib. of World's Best Lit. Library of the
World's Best Literature, ed. by C: E>.
Warner. 1896-97.
Lit. D. Literary Digest.
Lit. World. Literary World.
Marot. Helen Marot. Handbook of Labor
Literature. 1899.
Mass. Lib. Club. Massachusetts Library
Club.
Nelson. Nelson's Encyclopaedia.
N. Y. State Lib. New York State Library.
N. Y. Times. New York Times.
No. Am. North American.
Pittsburg. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
Pub. Opin. Public Opinion.
Pub. Wkly. Publishers' Weekly.
R. of Rs. Review of Reviews.
Richardson. C. F. Richardson. American
Literature.
Sargent. Sargent. Reading for the Young.
Sat. R. Saturday Review (London).
Scrib. M. Scribner's Magazine.
Spec. Spectator.
Unit. American Unitarian Association,
Catalog of Books.
FICTION CATALOG
Abbe Constantin. Halevy, L.
Abbess of Vlaye. Weyman, S. J:
Abbot. Scott, W.
Abbott, Eleanor Hallowell. See Coburn, E.
H.
About, Edmond Francois Valentin.
King of the mountains [brigand life].
**A satire on the disorders of modern
Greece in the middle of the century."
Baker.
Man with the broken ear.
"Mummy resuscitated, to a world of new
conditions.' ' Pittsburgh
Absentee. See Edgeworth, M. Castle
Rackrent
Achievements of Luther Trant. Balmer,
E., and MacHarg, W:
Ackroyd of the faculty. Ray, A. C.
Across the campus. Fuller, C. M.
Actions and reactions. Kipling, R.
Actress. Hale, L. C.
Adam Bede. Eliot, G:
Adams, Andy.
Cattle brands: western camp stones.
"Presenting a good picture of the life of
an epoch, now past." A. L. A. Bkl.
Log of a cowboy [old trail days].
"Drive of 3000 cattle from Mexico to Mon
tana." Pittsburgh
The outlet [cattle drive of 1884].
""When $00,0-00 cattle and their attendants
made the great exodus." A. L. A. Bkl.
Reed Anthony, cowman; an autobiogra
phy.
"This ingenious bit of biography, pictures
a passing phase of American life." A. L.
A. Bkl.
Adams, Samuel Hopkins. See White,
Stewart E:, jt. auth.
Admiral's light Rideout, H: M.
Adventurer. Osbourne, L.
Adventurer of the North. Parker, G.
Adventures of Captain Horn. Stockton,
F. R:
Adventures of Captain Kettle. Hyne, C. W.
Adventures of Don Quixote. Cervantes
Saavedra, M. de.
Adventures of Frangois. Mitchell, S. W.
Adventures of Gerard. Doyle, C.
Adventures of Gil Bias of Santillane. Le
Sage, A. R.
Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan.
Morier, J.
Adventures of Harry Richmond. Mere
dith, G:
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Clemens,
S: L.
Adventures of Humphrey Clinker. Smol
lett, T. G:
Adventures of Joseph Andrews. Fielr 1
ing, H:
Adventures of Philip. Thackeray, W: M.
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Doyle, C.
Adventures of T^iemachus. Fenelon, F.
Adventures of Tern Sawyer. Clemens,
S: L.
Affair at the inn. Wiggin, K. D., and
others.
Afield and afloat. Stockton, F. R:
Afloat and ashore. Cooper, J. F.
Aftermath. Allen, J. L.
Against human nature. Pool, M. L.
Agatha's husband. Craik, D. M.
Agnes Grey. Bronte, A.
Agnes Surriage. Bynner, E. L.
Aguilar, Grace.
Days of Bruce [time of Edward II].
"Tale of Scottish war of independence
written in heroic style." Baker.
Home influence; a tale for mothers and
daughters.
Mother's recompense [sequel to Home
influence].
Ainsworth, William Harrison.
Old Saint Paul's; tale of the plague and
the fire.
Tower of London [a tragic story].
'"Lady Jane Grey's hopeless conspiracy
and execution." Baker.
Windsor castle [a romance].
The Earl of Surrey and Fair Geraldlne,
Herne the Hunter, Cardinal Wolsey, Henry
VIII,, Anne Boleyn and Jane Seymour are
the characters.
Aladdin O'Brien. Morris, G.
Alden, Henry Mills. See Howells, W: D.,
jt. ed.
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey.
Marjorie Daw, and other people [short
stories].
"Every tale is logically worked out, com
plete in itself, and usually ends in a sur
prise.' ' Baker.
Prudence Palfrey.
"A nearly impossible plot, worked out
with wit and plausibility." Baker.
Queen of Sheba [follows Marjorie Daw].
"Compact of humor and sensation.
Scenes, a New Hampshire village and Swit
zerland. Baker.
Sea turn, and other matters.
Stillwater tragedy [depiction of a strike].
"Life in a manufacturing- village." -Ba
ker.
Two bites at a cherry, with other tales.
Alec Forbes of Howglen. MacDonald, G:
Alexander, Mrs., pseud. (Annie F. Hector).
Her dearest foe.
"A story of a contest over a will." Pitts-
burg 1 .
Wooing o't.
Alice-for-short. De Morgan, W: F.
Alice Lorraine. Blackmore, R: D.
Alice of old Vincennes. Thompson, M.
Aliens. Wright, M.
All in a garden fair. Besant, W-
All on the Irish shore. Somerville, E. A.
O., and Martin, V.
All sorts and conditions of men. Besant,
W.
Allan Quartermain. Haggard, R.
FICTION CATALOG
Allen, James Lane.
Aftermath [follows Kentucky . cardinal j.
"Conflict between love of nature and the
humaner love of wife and home/' Baker.
Choir invisible [frontier life].
"Kentucky in years following war of in
dependence." Baker.
Flute and violin, and other Kentucky
tales and romances.
Kentucky cardinal.
"Extremely delicate study of personality
and motive." Baken
Mettle of the pasture.
"Sermon against untruthfulness . -
marked by characteristic grave beauty of
style." N. Y. State Lib.
Reign of law; a tale of Kentucky hemp
fields.
Alone in China. Ralph, J.
Alton Locke, tailor and poet. Kingsley, C;
Alton of Somasco. Bindloss, H.
Altsheler, Joseph Alexander.
Guthrie of the Times. .
"Interesting story of love and politics in
a southern capital." A. L. A. Bkl.
Herald of the West; an American story
of 1811-15.
American. James, H:
American girl in London. Cotes, S. J.
American girl in Munich. Daniels, M. W.
Amos Judd. Mitchell, J: A.
Amulet. Craddock, C: E.
Ancestors. Atherton, G. F.
Ancient grudge. Pier, A. S.
Ancient law. Glasgow, E. A. G.
And so they were married. Kingsley, F.
Andersen, Hans Christian.
Improvisators [story of Rome].
"A fanciful story of theatrical life, with
an autobiographical element." Baker.
Only a fiddler [Danish life].
Andrews, Mrs. Mary Raymond Ship man.
Bob and the guides [in a Canadian
carnp].
"Stories supposed to be told by a "boy of
13." A. L. A. Bkl.
Kidnapped colony.
A clever American impersonates the gov
ernor of an English colony.
Militants; stories of some jparsons, sol
diers, and other fighters in the world.
Perfect tribute [Lincoln's Gettysburg
speech].
Anglomaniacs. Harrison, C. C.
Anna Karenina. Tolstoi, L. N.
Annals of a quiet neighborhood. Macdon-
ald, G:
Anne. Woolson, C. F.
Anne Carmel. Overton, G.
Anne of Avonlea. Montgomery, L. M.
Anne of Geierstein. Scott, W.
Anne of Green Gables. Montgomery, L. M.
Anstey, F., pseud. (Thomas Anstey Guth
rie).
Vice versa; or, A lesson to fathers.
"The droll situation is effected by change
of personality between a schoolboy and his
staid old father." Baker.
Antiquary. Scott, W.
Antonio. Old meadow, E. J."
Apology of Aycliffe. Kirk, E. W.
April hopes. Ho wells, W: D.
Arabian nights entertainments.
Arblay, Madame d'. See Burney, F.
Ardath. Corelli, M. m
Arizona nights. White, S. E:
Arkinsaw cousins. Ellis, J. B.
Armadale. Collins, W.
Armorel of Lyonesse. Besant, Sir W.
Army mule. Thompson, C: M.
Arnaud's masterpiece. Larned, W. C.
Arne. Bjornson, B.
Arnim, Mary Annette (Beauchamp) grafin
von.
Benefactress [comedy of philanthropy].
Elizabeth and her German garden.
"A whimsical, humorous, cultured and
very womanly woman ... in her old world
retreat.'! Acad.
Fraulein Schmidt and Mr, Anstruther.
"Tells the tale of her pathetic secluded
life in a series of piquant letters." 1 A. L.
A. Bkl.
Princess Priscilla's fortnight.
"A young German princess runs away
from court life and seeks retirement in an
English village." A. L. A. Bkl.
Solitary summer [in a garden of flowers].
Around the world in eighty days. Verne, J.
Arthur Bonnicastle. Holland, J. G.
Ascutney street. Whitney, A. D.
Ashes of empire. Chambers, R. W:
Aspasia. Hamerling, R.
At close range. Smith, F. H.
At the back of beyond. Barlow, J.
At the cross-roads. Montresor, F. F.
At the foot of the rainbow. Porter, G.
At the sign of the Fox. Wright, M. O.
At the sign of the Jack O'Lantern.
Reed, M.
Atherton, Gertrude Franklin.
Ancestors [story of London and Cali
fornia].
Conqueror; the true and romantic story
of Alexander Hamilton.
A mingling of both fiction and biography.
Atkinson, Eleanor.
Lincoln's love story.
"Delicate story of his early attachment
and betrothal to Ann Rutledge." A. L.. A.
Bkl.
Attic philosopher in Paris. Souvestre, E.
Audrey. Johnston, M.
Auerbach, Berthold.
On the heights [German life in court and
cottage].
Villa on the Rhine.
Auld licht idylls. Barrie, J. M:
Aunt Abby's neighbors. Slosson, A. T.
Aunt Amity's silver wedding. Stuart, R. .
Aunt Anne. Clifford, L. L.
Aunt Jane of Kentucky. Obenchain, E. C.
Aunt Serena. Howard, B. W.
Austen, Jane.
Emma [a pretty, wilful girl].
"Heroine's . . . feminine rage for match
making . gets herself and her friends
into scrapes." Baker.
Mansfield park [social comedy].
"Brings into natural comparison the sev
eral ranks of the upper middle class/
Baker.
Northanger abbey [early ipth century].
"Story of English middle class society,
depicting the life she knew." Baker.
FICTION CATALOG
Persuasion [middle class life].
A girl who lets the doubts and dislikes
of her family prevail with her, and gives
up the man she loves.
Pride and prejudice.
"English social life in early 19th century.
Old-fashioned in form hut modern in spir
it." Baker.
Sense and sensibility.
"Satire directed against mere common
place foolishness rather than vice or ec
centricity.*' Baker.
Austin, Mrs. Jane (Goodwin).
Betty Alden, the first-born daughter of
the Pilgrims.
Sequel to Standish of Standist*.
Dayid Alden's daughter, and other sto
ries.
"Twelve stories, each representing some
noteworthy character or epoch of colonial
times." Leypoldt & lies.
Dr. Le Baron and his daughters; a story
of the Old colony.
"Deals with later phases of social life,
embodying many traditions and legends."
A. L. A.
Nameless nobleman [New England life].
Standish of Standish, a story of the Pil
grims.
"Tale of the pilgrims of Plymouth colony
in the 17th century." Baker.
Austin, Mrs. Mary (Hunter).
Isidro [a romantic story].
"Adventure in southern California in the
old mission days." N. Y. State Lib.
Santa Lucia; a common story.
"Decidedly above the average story, but
it is not characterized by the charm of the
author's earlier work." A. L. A. Bkl.
Austin Eliot. Kingsley, H:
Autobiography of a torn-boy. Gilder, J. L.
Awakening of Helena Richie. Deland,
M. W.
Awakening of Mary Fen wick. Whitby, B.
Aylwin. Dunton, T. Watts-.
Aztec treasure-house. Janvier, T: A.
Babcock, Mrs. Winnifred (Eaton). See Wa-
tanna, Onoto, pseud.
Bacheller, Irving Addison.
D'ri and I; a tale of daring deeds in the
second war with the British.
Eben Holden; a tale of the north coun-
'try.
"Character study of an elderly man who
brings up a boy on an Adirondack farm."
N. Y. State Lib.
Silas Strong, emperor of the woods.
"Out-door life and a plea for forest pres
ervation." A. L. A. Bkl.
Bachelor maid. Harrison, C. C.
Bachelor's Christmas. Grant, R.
Bacon, Josephine Dodge (Daskam).
Domestic adventurers.
"Three youn^ women who take a house
in the country and bring upon themselves
unlocked for trials not a few." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Idyll of All fools 1 day.
Amusing experiences of one day's adven
tures.
Imp and the angel: short stories.
Madness of Philip.
Amusing tales of childhood for grown
people.
Memoirs of a baby.
"Gently satirizes modern methods of
child rearing." N. Y. State Lib.
Middle aged love stories.
Smith college stones.
"Animated and true portrayal of the girl
undergraduate's interests and excite
ments." N. Y. State Lib.
Ten to seventeen.
"A clever portrayal of boarding-school
life, which will interest the grown-ups."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Bailey, Mrs. Alice (Ward).
Sage brush parson.
"Life in a tough little town in Nevada."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Baker, William Mumford.
His Majesty, myself [an attack of "pop
ular" churches].
Balaam and his master. Harris, J. C.
Balance of power. Goodrich, A. F:
Balmer, Edwin, and MacHarg, William.
Achievements of Luther Trant.
Balzac, Honore de.
Chouans [historical novel].
"Deals with the rpyalist struggle in 'Brit-
tanny in 1799." Baker.
Country doctor.
Cousin Pons [lower social world].
"A virtuoso, who, in spite of poverty, has
collected a treasury of beautiful things."
Baker.
Eugenie Grandet.
"A character of rare beauty. . . . "Wrongs
and slights to her innocent love only bring
out the fortitude and strength of her soul."
Baker.
Lily of the valley.
"The struggle between love and duty of
a pure woman married to a bad husband."
Baker.
Pere Goriot [a modern King Lear].
"The extravagance of paternal sacrifice."
Baker.
Rise and fall of Cesar Birotteau.
"Career of a perfumer who speculated
heavily, and became a bankrupt." Baker*
Seraphita.
A study of the destiny of the soul.
Wild ass's skin [an allegory].
"A miraculous piece of shagreen that
gives the owner certain powers of self-
gratification." Baker.
Bangs, John Kendrick.
House-boat on the Styx.
"Shakespeare, Mozart, Dr. Johnson, De
lilah, Lucretia Borgia, Barnum, Artemus
"Ward and Phidias are among the dramatis
personsB of these absurdities." Baker.
Banks, Mrs. Nancy Huston.
Little hills [village life].
"Having a charm more of atmosphere
than of incident." Pittsburg.
Oldfield; a Kentucky tale of the last
century.
"Oldfield is Kentucky 'Cranford* before
the war." N. Y. State Lib.
Banzai. Parabellum, pseud.
Bar sinister. Davis, R: H.
Barbara, pseud. See Wright, Mabel O.
Barbara Ladd. RoSerts, C: G: D.
Barbara Win slow, rebel. Ellis, E.
Barchester Towers. Trollope, A.
Baring-Gould, Sabine. See Gottld, S. B~.
Barlasch of the guard. Merriman, H: S.
FICTION CATALOG
Barlow, Jane.
At the back of beyond.
"A dozen Irish stories, mainly of peas
antry/' N. Y. State Lib.
Creel of Irish stories.
"She has a firm grasp of Irish peasant
character, ' ' Literature.
From the land of shamrock.
"Stories of Irish peasants and gentlefolk."
N. Y. State Lib.
Irish idylls [stories of a bogland hamlet].
"Rich in queer traits of human nature."
N. Y. State Lib.
Barnaby Rudge. Dickens, C:
Barnes, James.
Princetonian; a story of undergraduate
life at the College of New Jersey.
Barnum, Mrs. Frances Courtenay (Baylor).
See Baylor, F. C.
Barr, Mrs. Amelia Edith (Huddleston).
Bow of orange ribbon [New York, 1756].
"Romance between a Dutch maiden and
one of King George's officers." Leypoldt
& lies.
Friend Olivia [historical novel].
"Study of Quaker life in early days of
Cromwell/' Baker.
Hands of compulsion.
"It is a book of wholesome reading, breezy
out-of-doors, and cosey within." Nation.
Jan Vedder's wife [Shetland Isles].
"Story of the . . . primitive inhabitants,
descendants of the Norsemen, with sketches
of their . . . life, "Baker.
Maid of Maiden lane; sequel to "The bow
of orange ribbon."
Remember the Alamo [a romance].
"Tale of the revolt of the Americans In
Texas against Mexican rule." Leypoldt &
lies.
Strawberry handkerchief.
Historical romance of New York in Stamp
act times.
Barr, Robert.
In the midst of alarms.
Canada at the time of a threatened In
vasion of Fenians from the United States.
Prince of good fellows.
"Short stories, Haroun al Raschid-like
adventures of James V of Scotland." A.
L. A.
Sword maker.
A story of the robber barons of the
Rhine.
Tekla, a romance of love and war.
"Adventure in medieval Germany. Time,
probably 13th century." Baker.
Barrie, James Matthew.
Auld Hcht idylls [character studies].
"Presbyterian community in the small
market- town of 'Thrums' of Kirriemuir."
Baker.
Little minister [of Thrums].
"Love affairs of a Presbyterian minister
and a beautiful and sprightly 'Egyptian.* "
Baker.
Little white bird,
"A little boy and an old soldier who dis
covered fairyland in Kensington gardens."
N. Y. State Lib.
Sentimental Tommy.
"An , inimitable picture of the child world
in the homely Scotch village of Thrums."
N. T. State Lib.
Tommy and Grizel.
"Later life of sentimental Tommy. A
relentless analysis of the artistic tempera
ment." N. Y, State Lib.
When a man's single.
"Comic sketches of life in a newspaper
office, and of the author's native Thrums."
Baker.
Window in Thrums [sequel to Idylls].
"Studies of life and character among
Scottish weavers." 1 N. Y. State Lib.
Barrier. Beach, R. E.
Barry, William Francis.
New Antigone.
Barry Lyndon. Thackeray, W: M.
Barton, William Eleazar.
Hero in homespun; a tale of the loyal
South.
Bates, Arlo.
Diary of a saint.
"Story told in diary form, of an eventful
year in the life of a young New England
woman. ' ' Pit tsburg.
Intoxicated ghost and other stories.
Pagans.
A Boston group battle against Philistine
ideas of society.
Puritans [New England life].
"Interest turns on election of a bishop of
Mass." N". Y. State Lib.
Battle-ground. Glasgow, E. A. G.
Battle of the strong. Parker, G.
Bay-path. Holland, J. G.
Baylor, Frances Courtenay (Mrs. Barnum).
Claudia Hyde.
On both sides.
"Illustrative of certain phases of social
life in England and the United States."
Bayly, Ada Ellen (Edna Lyall, pseud.).
Donovan: a modern Englishman.
"An Englishman's religious development
through agnosticism to a practical Chris-
tianity." N. Y. State Lib.
In the golden days [of Charles II].
"Story of the Bye-House plot times, 1682."
A. L. A.
We two [sequel to Donovan].
Bayou folk. Chopin, K.
Bazin, jRene.
Coming harvest.
"A powerful novel of life in the country
in France to-day." N. Y. Times.
Nun.
"Rich in real drama and arresting by its
fidelity to the truths of life/* Sat. R.
Redemption (De toute son ame).
"A superb delineation of the glory of con-
secratio-n and sacrifice." Cath, World.
"This, my son."
"Another of Rene" Basin's sweet, whole
some stories of rural France." R. of Rs.
Beach, Rex Bllingwood.
Barrier [story of an Alaska trading post].
Beached keels. Rideput, H: M.
Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli, earl of.
Coningsby; or, New generation.
"A political manifesto ... to furnish a
programme for a new Conservative party."
Baker.
Endymion [time, 1830-1840].
"Full of double meanings and of apho
risms expressing the writer's political phil
osophy." N. Y. State Lib.
Lothair [high society life of England].
"Lothalr, heir to immense possessions, is
object of conspiracy to make him a Roman
convert, and of Protestant intrigues."
Baker.
Vivian Grey [largely autobiographic].
"The youth of a dandy and adventurer,
who . . . engineers a new party." Baker.
FICTION CATALOG
Beasley*s Christmas party. Tarkington, B.
Beatrix of Clare. Scott, J: R.
Beauchamp's career. Meredith, G:
Beau's comedy. Dix, 'B. M., and Harper,
C. A.
Bebee, De la Ramee, L.
Bechdolt, Frederick Ritchie.
Hard rock man.
"Gives a graphic picture of life in a con
struction camp." A. L. A. Bkl.
Beggars all. Dougall, L.
Begum's daughter. Bynner, E. L.
Being a boy. Warner. C: D.
Berth, Ian Hay (Ian Hay, pseud.)-
Right stuff.
"An entertaining- view of the normal
home and political life of a member of
Parliament as related by himself." A. L.
A. Bkl.
Beleagured city. Oliphant, M. O.
Bell, John Joy.
Whither thou goest
"A sweet, simple story, sweetly and sim
ply told." Nation.
Wullie Me Wattie's master.
An amusing story of a Scotch hous.e-
painter and his mischievous apprentice.
Bellamy, Edward.
Duke of Stockbridge [romance of Shay's
rebellion].
Looking backward: 2000-1887.
"A socialist state in 2(KM) and retrospec
tive view of the industrial life of the 19th
century.**' Marot.
Belloc, Hilaire.
Emmanuel Burden, merchant.
"A satire on London commercial life."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Beloved vagabond. Locke, W: J:
Ben-Hur. Wallace, L.
Benefactress. Armrn, M. A.
Bennet, Robert Ames.
Shogun's daughter.
Story of an American's exciting adven
tures in old Japan.
Bennett, Enoch Arnold.
Helen with the high hand.
"It is capital fooling 1 , humorously charm
ing from start to finish/' Dial.
Bennett, John.
Treasure of Peyre Gaillard.
"Hunt for buried treasure discovered by
solving a cryptogram." N. T. State Lib.
Benson, Edward Frederic.
The Osbornes,
"The novel is unusually good, each char
acter being alive and interesting. To read
it is a pleasure." N. Y. Times.
Benson, Robert Hugh.
Mirror of Shalott: being a collection of
tales told at an unprofessional sym
posium.
Bertrand of Brittany. Deeping, W.
Besant, Sir Walter.
All in a garden fair.
All sorts and conditions of men; an im
possible story."
"This sincere and enthusiastic story of
London east end conditions suggested the
famous People's palace/' N. Y. State Lib.
Armor el of Lyonesse.
"Scene, Scilly Islands; good guide." A.
L. A.
Beyond the dreams of avarice.
"Studies influence of sudden Inheritance
of wea.lth on a young man's nature." N.
Y. State Lib.
Children of Gibeon.
* 'Poverty, social reform and influence of
caste are principal themes." Baker.
For faith and freedom.
"A story of Puritans in James II' s reign,
dealing with Monmouth's rebellion." Baker.
and Rice, James.
Chaplain of the Fleet.
"Story of the famous jail in George m's
reign, full of antiquarian lore.'* Baker.
Monks of Thelema.
"Pleasantly satirical of the modern liter
ary coterie." Baker.
Ready-money Mortiboy; a matter-of-fact
story.
A raiser who builds up a huge fortune by
grinding the poor.
Beside the bonnie brier bush. Watson, J:
Beth Norvell. Parrish, R.
Betrothal of Elyphplate. Martin, H. R.
Betrothed. Manzoni, A.
Betrothed. Scott, W.
Better sort James, H:
Betty Alden. Austin, J.
Between the dark and the daylight. How-
ells, W: D.
Between the lines. King, C:
Beyond the dreams of avarice. Besant, W.
Biddy's episodes. Whitney, A. D.
Big fellow. Palmer, F:
Big John Baldwin. Vance, W. J.
Bindloss, Harold.
Alton of Somasco.
"Story of ranch life in British Columbia."
A. L. A. Bkl.
By right of purchase.
"Graphic pictures of the life of the wheat
farmers in western Canada." A. L. A. Bkl.
Cattle-baron's daughter.
Story of "the struggle between the home
steaders and the cattle men."' A. L. A. Bkl.
Dust of conflict.
"A story which is rich in dramatic inter
est." W: M. Payne.
For Jacinta.
"A story of love and adventure on the
high seas." A. L. A. Bkl.
Masters of the wheat-lands,
"It is perhaps the best of the author's
recent work." A. L. A. Bkl.
Winston of the prairies.
"A young man under . . . suspicion of
murder . . . has traded names with a man
of low caliber.*" Bk. R. Digest.
Biography of a prairie girl. Gates, E.
Bishop, William Henry.
House of a merchant prince.
New York society life.
Bishop. Brady, C. T.
Bishop and the boogerman. Harris, J. C.
Bjornson, Bjornstjerne.
Arne.
"Simple ways of life and thought, por
trayed in a transparent style." Baker.
Fisher-maiden.
Happy boy [country life in Norway].
"Simple record of a peasant boy's
growth.' ' Baker,
Black, William.
Daughter of Heth [Scotch romance].
"A half French eirl, whose sunny . . ,
character . . . clashes with the rigid Puri
tanism of the northern village." Baker.
In silk attire.
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Judith Shakespeare; her love affairs and
other adventures.
"Faithful study of manners and customs
in England 300 years ago." Sargent.
Kilmeny.
Macleod of Dare.
"Tragic story. . . . Full of poetic de
scriptions of scenery." Baker.
Princess of Thule.
"Scenes, Isle of Skye and London.**
Baker.
Shandon bells [literary life in London].
"Irish story; a fascinating heroine and a
clever and sentimental hero.'* Baker.
Strange adventures of a phaeton.
"Coaching tour from London to Edin
burgh through the loveliest scenery of Eng
land." Baker.
Three feathers.
Wild Eelin, her escapades and adven
tures.
"A Highland girl's love affairs, set In a
wonderful atmosphere of outdoor life.*' N.
Y. State Lib.
Black arrow. Stevenson, R. L:
Black bag. Vance, L: J.
Black diamonds. Jokai, M.
Black Douglas. Crockett, S: R.
Black dwarf. Scott, W.
Black Rock. Connor, R.
Black tulip. Dumas, A.
Blackmore, Richard Doddridge.
Alice Lorraine [romance of Peninsula
war].
"Regarded by author as his best novel."
Leypoldt & lies.
Lorna Doone; a romance of Exmoor.
"Tale of the savage deeds of the outlaw
Doones and of honest John Ridd." N. Y.
State Lib.
Perlycross.
"Scenes of rural life in eastern Devon
just before the 1832 reform bill." Baker.
Springhaven; a tale of the great war.
"A tale of the contemplated invasion of
England by Napoleon in 1805." Pittsburg.
Blade-o'-grass. Farjeon, B: L.
Blazed trail. White, S. E:
Blazed trail stories and stories of the wild
life. White, S. E:
Bleak house. Dickens, C:
Blindness of Dr. Grey. Sheehan, P. A.
Blithedale romance. Hawthorne, N.
Blockade of Phalsburg. Erckmann, E.,
and Chatrian, A.
Blue flower. Van Dyke, H:
Blue pavilions. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Blundell, Mrs. Mary E. Sweetman (M. E.
Francis, pseud.).
Dorset dear; idylls of country life.
"Sketches are delightful In their strong
and kindly human interest.*' Acad.
Fiander's widow [comedy of rustic Dor
setshire].
"Out of a hackneyed situation she con
trived an idyll of exquisite daintiness and
humor." Spec.
Simple annals [Dorset stories].
Wild wheat; a Dorset romance.
"Pleasant, wholesome tale of country
life." A. L. A. BkL
Yeoman Fleetwood [English love story].
"Introduces George, Prince of Wales,
Mrs. Fitzherbert and Beau Bnimmel."
N. Y. State Lib.
Bob and the guides. Andrews, M. R. S_
Bob Hampton of Placer. Parrish, R.
Bob, son of battle. Ollivant, A.
Bohan, Mrs. Elizabeth (Baker).
Drag-net.
"Story of an ardent young 1 reformer who
attempts to reorganize the corrupt adminis
tration of his native city." A. L. A. BkL
Boldrewood, Rolf, pseud. See Browne, T:
A.
Bonaventure. Cable, G: W.
Bondage of Ballinger. Field, R. M.
Bondman. Caine, H.
Booth, Edward C.
Doctor's lass.
"It is a novel eminently satisfying 1 from-
every point of view." N. T. Times.
Post-girl.
"He has a manner almost Meredithian in
its richness, but without the Meredithian
asperity." W: M. Payne.
Borrow, George Henry.
Lavengro [an autobiography].
"Describes his wanderings over the three
kingdoms, checkered with strange adven
tures." A. L. A.
Romany rye [sequel to Lavengro].
"It is not merely in his love of nature
that the charm of Mr. Borrow's style i&
to be found, but in his love of adventure."
Sat. R.
Boss. Lewis, A. H:
Bostonians. James, H:
Boucicault, Dion. See Reade, C:, jt. auth.
Bourget, Paul (Charles Joseph).
Cosmopolis [a study in racial heredity].
Bow of orange ribbon. Barr, A. E.
Bower, B. M. (B. M. Sinclair).
Chip, of the Flying U.
"Story of Western ,ranch life . . . giving-
a fair picture of the life." A. L. A. Bkl.
Boyesen, H. H.
Gunnar; a tale of Norse life.
"Romance following a boy's growing life-
and love." -N. Y. State Lib.
Boy's town. Howells, W: D.
Brady, Cyrus Townsend.
Bishop [far western episodes].
"The very human and lovable bishop is.
the connecting link between dramatic sto
ries of frontier life." N. Y. State Lib.
For the freedom of the sea.
"War of 1812. Vivid account of fight be
tween Constitution and Guerriere." N. Y.
State Lib.
Grip of honor.
"Paul Jones and the revolution, with
fight between Bonhomme Richard and Se-
rapis," N. Y. State Lib.
Patriots [story of Lee].
"Story of the civil war from the southern
standpoint." A. L. A. Bkl.
Ring and the man.
"A tale of politics and love set in New-
York." Bk. R. Digest.
and Peple, Edward Henry.
Richard the Brazen [a Texas cowboy].
"Clever and entertaining story." N. Y.
Times.
Brainerd, Mrs. Eleanor (Hoyt).
Personal conduct of Belinda.
Sprightly romance of * European travel-
Brave lady. Craik, D. M.
Bread-winners. Hay, J:
Break in training-. Ruhl, A.
Breaking in of a yachtsman's wife. Vorse..
M. H.
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Breath of the gods. Fenollosa, M. M.
Brerner, Fredrika.
Neighbors; story of every-day life.
"Tale of domestic life in Sweden in early
19th century." Baker.
President's daughters.
Bride of Lammermoor. Scott, W.
Bridge builders. Ray, A. C.
Bridges, Mrs. (Mrs. Forrester, pseud.).
Diana Carew.
Briscoe, Margaret Sutton (Now Mrs. M. S.
B. Hopkins).
Sixth sense, and other stories.
"Ix>ve -problems, life-problems, eccentric
portraits share her attention." Nation.
Broke of Covenden. Snaith, J: C.
Broken road. Mason, A. E: W.
Bronson of the rabble. Hancock, A. E.
Bronte, Anne.
Agnes Grey.
Tenant of Wildfell Hall.
Bronte, Charlotte.
Jane Eyre.
"Life history of a woman of strong and
original character, whose plain face was an
innovation among heroines." Baker.
Professor.
"Materials of this story used afterwards
in Villette." Baker.
Shirley.
"Time of riots occasioned by Orders in
Council restricting continental trade during
French war (George III)." Baker.
Villette.
"Founded on Miss Bronte's experience as
a teacher in a school in Brussels." Ley-
pnldt & lies.
Bronte, Emily.
Wuthering heights.
"Weird story of hate and revenge, laid
amid the somber dales and fells of moor
land Yorkshire." Baker.
Brooks, Noah.
Tales of the Maine coast.
"Setting of the tales mainly in and
around the ancient town of Castine, Me."
Broom-squire. Gould, S. Baring-.
Brown, Alice.
Country neighbors [short stories].
"Humorous, pathetic stories of New Eng
land country life. Perhaps not so original
in plots or types as the author's earlier sto
ries." A. L. A. Bkl.
County road.
"Thirteen excellent stories of homely life
in New England." A. L. A. Bkl.
Court of love [a present day story].
"Light, pleasant, 'cheering up,* present
day story . . . clever and amusing."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Judgment [a character study].
"Dealing with a masterful man's rela
tions to his family. Swift moving' with
considerable incident." N. Y. State IAb.
King's End [New England mountain vil
lage].
'^A girl's struggle between love and
imagined duty/' N. Y. State Uto.
Mannerings [character studies],
"Story of a small group of cultivated
people in a New England town." Pitts-
burg.
Margaret Warrener.
"A story of Bohemian life among Boston
artists." Pittsburgh
Meadow-grass [open air stories],
"Short tales of New England village life,
characterized by a joyous outdoor spirit."
Baker.
Paradise [a story of self sacrifice].
Heroine is a palmist who has run away
from a traveling circus.
Rose MacLeod.
"A tale of quite unusual workmanship
full of variety and charm." A. L.. A. Bkl.
Tiverton tales.
"Twelve stories and character sketches
of New England country folk." N. Y. State
Lib.
Brown, Helen Dawes.
Mr. Tuckerman's nieces.
"Lovelier girls were never put into fic
tion for youth." N. Y. Times.
Two college girls.
Brown, John.
Rab and his friends.
Brown, Katharine Holland.
Philippa at Halcyon.
White roses.
A northern girl's romances in Texas.
Brown, William Garrott.
Gentleman of the South.
"Short and rather tragic story of a fami
ly feud and Its consequences." Pittsburg.
Browne, Thomas Alexander (Rolf Boldre-
wood, pseud.).
Robbery under arms: life and adventures
in the goldfields of Australia.
Squatter's dream; a story of Australian
life.
Browning courtship. White, E. O.
Brunhilde's paying guest. Fuller, C. M.
Brush, Mrs. Christine (Chapin).
Colonel's opera cloak.
"The happy-go-lucky life of a southern
family in a northern town." N. Y. State.
Lib.
Bryant, Marguerite.
Christopher Hibbault: road-maker.
"A though t/ul story of serious purpose
and of high-minded endurance, endeavor,
and accomplishment." Nation.
Buchanan, Robert William.
Shadow of the sword.
"Story of the Napoleonic conscriptions."
Pittsburg.
Bunner, Henry Cuyler.
Love in old clothes, and other stones.
"Seven well -told stories variously exhib
iting humor, pathos and considerable dra
matic skill." Pittsburg.
Midge [a story of the French quarter in
New York].
More "Short sixes."
"Short sixes"; stories to be read while
the candle burns.
"Clever, humorous tales in which the ar
tist keeps turning up the unexpected."
Critic.
Zadoc Pine, and other stories.
Bunyan, John.
Pilgrim's progress from this world to
that which is to come, delivered under
the similitude of a dream.
"Its clear types of character, Its vivid
descriptions, have given an equal . . .
pleasure to children and men.'* Stopford
A. Brooke.
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Burnett, Mrs. Frances Hodgson.
Dawn of a tomorrow.
"Story which embodies the spirit of Chris
tian Science without the letter. Bk. R.
Digest.
Haworth's.
"Tragic story of the lowly domestic life
of the Lancashire people." Baker.
In connection witli the De Willoughby
claim.
"Country life in Tennessee about time ol
civil war." Baker.
Lady of qualitv.
"Supposed to be written in the 17th cen
tury. The heroine is a character of ex
traordinary energy and egoism." Baker.
Louisiana [story of North Carolina].
"Portrait of a simple and beautiful type
of southern girlhood." Baker.
The shuttle [an international romance].
"Story of unusual interest." A. I* A.
Bkl.
That lass o' Lowrie's.
"Thoroughly realistic portraiture of the
humble life of the working 1 classes [of
Lancashire] .' ' Baker.
Through one administration.
"A poignant drama enacted amidst the
brilliant social life and political corruption
of Washington." Baker.
Burney, Frances (Madame D'Arblay).
Evelina; or, The history of a young la
dy's entrance into the world [in iSth
century].
"Lively sketches of the surface things of
London, and of the smart people of so
ciety." Baker.
Burnham, Mrs. Clara Louise (Root).
Clever Betsy.
A love story of New England and the
Yellowstone.
Dearly bought.
"Love story, scene of which is laid in a
village near Philadelphia." Pittsburgh
Dr. Latirner: a story of Casco bay.
Miss Pritchard's wedding trip.
"Story of the compensation of a New
England spinster, disappointed in early
love.'' N. Y. State Lib.
Next door.
"Delineation of life 50 years ago in a
sequestered New Kngland farmstead."
Baker.
No gentlemen.
Opened shutters.
"The humor is plentiful and genuine."
Lit. D.
Sweet clover [story of White city].
Wise woman.
Biirstenbinder, Elisabeth (Ernst Werner,
pseud.).
Saint -Michael.
Bushwackers. Craddock, C: E.
But still a man. Knapp, M. L.
But yet a woman. Hardy, A. S.
Butler's story. Train, A. C.
By right of purchase. Bindloss, H.
By the light of the soul. Freeman, M. E.
Bynner, Edwin Lassetter.
"Agnes Surriage.
"Love romance of colonial times, based
on story of Sir Charles Henry Frankland."
Baker.
Begum's daughter [historical sketch].
"New Amsterdam in 1689. The plsode
of the Leisler rebellion is included." Pitts-
burg.
Cab No. 44. Foster, R. F:
Cabbages and kings. Henry, O.
Cable, George Washington.
Bonaventure.
"Idyllic love story, with humor In the
character sketches of the Acadians exiled
in Louisiana." Baker.
Cavalier [tale of love and adventure].
"Story of the civil war from a southern
point of view." Pittsburg.
Dr. Sevier [picture of old Creole town].
"Story of the struggle of a young mar
ried pair in New Orleans before the war."
Baker.
Grandissimes; story of Creole life.
"Romance of New Orleans and its Creole
inhabitants a century ago." Baker.
John March, southerner.
"Story of reconstruction in the south."
Baker.
Kincaid's battery.
A romance of New Orleans and events in
the civil war.
Old Creole days [short stories].
Strong hearts.
"Three stories of New Orleans, each por
traying a strongly individualized character
under the severest test which could be
given it." N. Y. State Lib.
Cabot, Oliver.
Man without a shadow.
A young man with a lapse of memory has
adventures in recovering his identity.
Caged lion. Yonge, C. M.
Cahan, Abraham.
White terror and the red.
"Contemporary history in Russia."
Baker.
Caine, (Thomas Henry) Hall.
Bondman [Napoleonic wars period].
"A kind of modern saga of Iceland and
the Isle of Man." Baker.
Christian.
Struggles of a young girl from the Isle
of Man in London.
Deemster [Isle of Man, 1775].
"An essay in the prose epic as conceived
by Victor Hugo rather than a novel."
Baker.
Manxman [study in morals].
"Elaborate picture of peculiar social con
ditions in Isle of Man." N. Y. State Lib.
Calderon's prisoner. Miller, A. D.
Caleb West, master diver. Smith, F. H.
Call of the wild. London, J.
Called to the field. Thruston, L. M.
Callista. Newman, J: H:
Calumet K. Merwin, S:, and Webster,
H: K.
Cameron, Margaret.
Involuntary chaperon.
"Descriptions of South American scenery
and life. 11 A. L. A. Bkl.
Can you forgive her? Trollope, A.
Cape Cod folks. Greene, S. P.
Captain Blake, King, C:
Captain Pntcasse;, Gautier, T.
Captain Keltic, Hyne, C. W.
Captain of the Gray-horse troop. Gar
land, H.
Captains courageous. Kipling, R.
Car of destiny, Williamson, C: N. and
A. M. ' : ' - ' ;
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Cardigan. Chambers, R. W:
Cardinal's snuff-box. Harland, H:
Career of a nihilist. Dragomanoff, M.
Carey, Rosa Nouchette.
Nellie's memories.
"Experiences ... of a girl . . . who
takes the place of her dead mother in a
family of brothers and sisters." Baker.
Not like other girls.
Robert Ord's atonement.
Uncle Max.
Carolina cavalier. Eggleston, G: C.
Carryl, Guy Wetmore.
Far from the maddening girls.
"Amusing tale of a man who built his
bungalow with no accommodations for a
wife, and of his subsequent conversion."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Cashel Byron's profession. Shaw, G: B.
Caskoden, Edwin,, pseud. See Major, C:
Casting away of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs. Ale-
shine. Stockton, F. R:
Castle, Mrs. Agnes and Castle, Egerton.
"If youth but knew."
"Captivating romance of love In West
phalia during Jerome Bonaparte's reign."
N. Y. State Lib.
My merry Rockhurst [connected stories].
'^Sorne episodes in the life of Viscount
Rockhurst, a friend of King Charles II.'*
Pride of Jennico.
"Fantastic 18th century story of an Eng
lishman's love for a German princess."
N.. Y. State Lib.
Star dreamer.
"Romantic love story of the time of
George IV." Pittsburg.
Castle, Egerton. See Castle, Agnes, jt.
auth.
Castle Daly. Keary, A.
Castle Dangerous. Scott, W.
Castle inn. Weyman, S. J:
Castle Rackrent. Edgeworth, M.
Cat and the cherub. Fernald, C. B.
Cathedral courtship and Penelope's Eng
lish experiences. Wiggin, K. D.
Catherine of Calais. De La Pasture, E.
Catherine's child. De La Pasture, E.
Catherwood, Mrs. Mary (Hartwell).
Lazarre.
"Romance founded on the story of Ele-
azer Williams, thought by many the son
of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette/' N.
Y. State Lib.
Romance of Dollard.
" 'The man of courageous heart* who
saved new France from the Iroquois in
1660." Buffalo.
Story of Tonty.
"Romantic adventure of the one-armed
lieutenant who shared the hardships and
triumphs of La Salle's discoveries/' Scrib.
M.
Cattle-baron's daughter, Bindloss, H.
Cattle brands. Adams, A.
Cavalier. Cable, G: W.
Caxtons. Lytton, E: G: E. L. B-.
Cecil Dreeme. Winthrop, T.
Cecilia. Crawford, F. M.
Certain rich man. White, W: A.
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de.
Adventures of Don Quixote of La Man-
cha.
"A satire on the romances of chivalry."
Baker.
Cesar Birotteau. Balzac, H. de.
Chambers, Robert William.
Ashes of empire [sequel to Lorraine].
"Deals with the period of the siege of
Paris from the disaster at Sedan to tha
surrender of the city in 1871." Pittsburg.
Cardigan [historical novel].
"Revolutionary romances of love and ad
venture. Scenes, Mohawk valley, Pitts-
burg and Lexington/* N. Y. State Lib.
King and a few dukes; a romance.
Lorraine [a romance of the Franco-Prus
sian war].
Maid-at-arms.
"Central New York in revolutionary times*
Some characters from Cardigan reappear/'
N. Y. State Lib.
Maids of Paradise [a Breton village].
"Brisk romance of love and adventure
during the Franco- Prussian war." N. Y.
State Lib.
Reckoning [story of revolutionary times].
"The Iroquois council rites are introduced
with striking effect." N. Y. State Lib.
Red republic [historical romance].
"Minute study of the Paris commune of
1871." Dial.
Chance acquaintance. Howells, W: D.
Chantry priest of Barnet. Church, A. J:
Chaplain of the Fleet. Besant, W., and
Rice, J.
Chaplet of pearls. Yonge, C. M.
Characteristics. Mitchell, S. W.
Charles, Mrs. Elizabeth (Rundle).
Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta fam
ily.
"Domestic story of Luther and the refor
mation/* A. L. A.
Charles O'Malley. Lever, C: J.
Chater, Melville.
Eternal Rose.
"The story is a grown-up fairy tale,
full of old fashioned and genuine senti
ment/' A. L. A. Bkl.
Chatrian, Alexandre. See Erckmann, E., jt.
auth.
Chauffeur and the chaperon. Williamson,
C: N., and A. M.
Cherry. Tarkington, B.
Cherry riband. Crockett, S: R.
Chesnutt, Charles Waddell.
Conjure woman negro stories.
Marrow of tradition.
"Deals with negro problem. A dramatic
portrayal of results of injustice and preju
dice.'':^ Y. State Lib.
Wife of his youth.
"Nine stories all touching the color line."
N. Y. State Lib.
Chevalier de Maison-Rouge. Dumas, A.
Chicot the jester. See Dumas, A. La
dame de Monsoreau.
Child, Richard Washburn.
Jim Hands.
"The humor is delightful, but there is al
so pathos and strong character drawing
and there are several dramatic situations
well handled/' Bk. R. Digest.
Children of Gibeon. Besant, W.
Children of the (London) Ghetto. Zang-
will, I.
Children of the king. Crawford, F. M.
Children of the mist. Phillpotts, E.
Children of the tenements. Riis, J. A.
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Children of the world. Heyse, P. J. L.
Chip, of the Flying U. Bower, B. M.
Chippendales. Grant, R.
Chippinge borough. Weyman, S. J:
Choir invisible. Allen, J. L.
Cholmondeley, Mary.
Danvers jewels, and Sir Charles Danvers.
Red pottage.
"The book discusses the question as to
whether the hero is "bound to commit sui
cide, he being the loser in a duel fought
by drawing lots."- Phila.
Chopin, Kate.
Bayou folk.
"Stories and characterizations of descend
ants of Acadian exiles in Louisiana,"
Baker.
Chosen few. Stockton, F. R:
Chosen valley. Foote, M. H.
Chouans. Balzac, H. de.
Christian. Caine, H.
Christie Johnstone. Reade, C:
Christmas books of Mr. M. A. Titmarsh.
Thackeray, W: M.
Christmas eve on Lonesome. Fox, J:, jr.
Christopher Hibbault: road-maker. Bryant,
M.
Chronicles of Aunt .Minervy Ann. Harris,
J. C.
Chronicles of Carlingford. Oliphant, M. O.
Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta family.
Charles, E. R.
Church, Alfred John.
Chantry priest of Barnet: a tale of the
two roses.
Churchill, Winston.
Coniston [a psychological study].
"A novel of New Hampshire politics in
the sixties and seven-ties." N. T. State
Lib.
Crisis [a love story].
"St. Louis, just before and during civil
war." (Baker) "shows a picture of social
conditions which the war destroyed." (Na
tion).
Crossing; [story of Boone, Clark and
Jackson].
"Pictures sweeping of civilization across
the Alleghanies and settlement of Missis
sippi valley." N. Y. State Lib.
Mr. Crewe's career.
Depicts a state under the political domi
nation of a railroad.
Modern chronicle.
"The charming childhood in a cultured
St. Louis home is drawn with loving detail,
the sordid picture of New York 'high life'
with unsparing realism, and a pleasing
grace of touch combines with a delicate yet
pervasive humor to palliate the distaste-
fulness of an unheroic tragedy. As a work
of art it is superior to Mr. Churchill's ear
lier stories." A. L. A, Bkl.
Richard Carvel.
"Love and adventure in revolutionary
period. . . . Introduce* Paul Jones, Charles
Fox, Horace Walpole and others." N. Y.
State Lib.
Cigarette-maker's romance. Crawford, F.
M.
Circuit rider. Eggleston, E:
Circular study. Green, A. K.
Circumstance. Mitchell, S. W.
City of delight. Miller, E. J.
Claim jumpers. White, S. E:
Claims and counterclaims. Goodwin, M. W.
Claudia Hyde. Baylor, F. C.
Clem. Kenton, E.
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne (Mark Twain,
pseud.).
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
Adventures of Torn Sawyer.
Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's
court.
' 'Exposing- the 19th century to the in
spection of the 6th; a satire," Pittsburg.
Horse's tale.
Western story in which an "educated
horse" and plucky little girl are the
principal characters.
Personal recollections of Joan of Arc.
"A prose epic which seizes the undying
charm of Joan's character." Nation.
Puddn'head Wilson, and Those extraor
dinary twins.
The $30,000 bequest, and other stories.
Cleopatra. Haggard, R.
Clever Betsy. Burnham, C. L.
Cliff-dwellers. Fuller, H: B.
Clifford, Mrs. Lucy Lane.
Aunt Anne.
"A most pathetic . figure." Baker.
Love-letters of a worldly woman.
Cloister and the hearth. Reade, C:
Coburn, Eleanor Hallowell (Abbott).
Molly Make-Believe.
"A refreshingly original and sprightly
little tale." A. L. A. Bkl.
Coeur d'Alene. Foote, M. E.
Coffee and a love affair. Sheldon, M. B.
College girls. Goodloe, A. C.
College years. Paine, R. D.
Collins, (William) Wilkie. ,
Armadale [a tragic tale].
"Attempts to deal imaginatively with
physical and moral results of heredity."
Baker.
Law and the lady [woman's rights ques
tion].
Man and wife [a social study].
"Plot turns on complications arising from
lax Scotch marriage laws." Leypoldt &
lies.
Moonstone [adventures of a jewel].
"It keeps curiosity on the alert until the
key of the mystery is given." Baker.
New Magdalen [an ethical novel].
No name. *
Woman in white.
"Designed to enlist the reader's ingenu
ity in discovering the identity of a puppet
heroine." Baker.
Coloma, Louis de.
Currita, countess of Albornoz.
"Brilliant study of social and political in
trigue and corruption in Spain, by a Jesuit
priest." Pittsburg.
Colonel Carter of Cartersville. Smith, F. H.
Colonel Carter's Christmas. Smith, F. H.
Colonel Starbottle's client. Harte, B.
Colonel's daughter. King, C:
Colonel's opera cloak. Brush, C. C.
Come and find me. Robins, E.
Comedy of conscience. Mitchell, S. W.
Comfort, Will Levington.
Routledge rides alone.
"Upon a historical basis, partly real and
partly imagined, Mr. Comfort has built
an impressive story of love and war, of
intrigue and adventure, that has an un
usual degree of interest." W: M. Payne.
FICTION CATALOG
II
Coming harvest. Bazin, R.
Coming of Billy. Westrup, M.
Coming of the tide. Sherwood, M. P.
Common lot. Herrick, R. W.
Concerning Isabel Carnaby. Fowler, E. T.
Concerning Paul and Fiammetta. Harker,
L. A.
Coningsby, Beaconsfield, B: D.
Coniston. Churchill, W.
Conjure woman. Chesnutt, C: W.
Conjuror's house. White, S. E:
Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court.
Clemens, S: L.
Connolly, James Brendan.
Crested seas.
Deep sea's toll [short stories].
"Stories of the Gloucester fishermen."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Olympic victor.
"A story of the modern Olympic games
in Athens, alive with a fine Greek spirit of
ancient and modern sport.*' A. L. A. Bkl.
Out of Gloucester [short stories].
"Spirited sea stories told mainly by
Gloucester fishermen."- N. Y. State Lib.
The seiners.
"Succession of stirring: stories of the
Gloucester fishing fleet strung on a thread
of love story-" Pittsburg.
Connor, Ralph, pseud. (C: W: Gordon).
Black Rock: a tale of the Selkirks.
Doctor; a tale of the Rockies.
"Two brothers, a missionary, and a doc
tor, in charge of railroad construction
camps, are characters." A. L. A. Bkl,
Man from Glengarry.
Story of the Canadian logging: campa.
Prospector; a tale of the Crow's Nest
pass.
"Trials and triumphs of a muscular
young missionary among cow-boys and for
tune hunters of Canadian far west." N. T
State Lib.
Sky pilot; a tale of the foot hills.
"Sketches of cow-boy life and character,
and of the mountains and the prairies." 1 -
N. Y. State Lib.
Conqueror. Atherton, G. F.
Conquest of Canaan. Tarkington, B.
Conrad, Joseph.
Lord Jim; a romance.
"A psychologic document of unusual pow
er, with vigorous descriptions of tropic
al seas." N. Y. State Lib.
Nostromo: a tale of the seaboard.
"Story of South American political and
industrial intrigue; of an order which ap
peals especially to men." A. L. A. Bkl.
Point of honor [a story of two Napoleon
ic officers].
"The charm of the tale consists In the
lightness and humor with which it is told."
-Ind.
Typhoon [a sea story].
"Describes a great storm and its effect
on a handful of white men aboard a
steamer in the China seas." Ath.
Youth, and two other stories.
and Hueffer, Ford Madox.
Romance [story of an English youth].
"Breathless adventures among Cuban pi
rates and buccaneers, 100 years ago/' >
N. Y. State Lib.
Conrad, Stephen, pseud. (Stephen Conrad
Stuntz).
Second Mrs. Jim.
Conscript. Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, A.
Constance Trescott. Mitchell, S. W.
Consuelo. Sand, G:
Cooke, Mrs. Grace (MacGowan).
Power and the glory.
"Romance of the Tennessee mountains
and cotton mills. The horrors of child la
bor are vividly but not too realistically
pictured.'* -A. L. A. Bkl.
Cooke, John Esten.
Surry of Eagle's Nest [story of Stone
wall Jackson].
Cooke, Mrs. Rose (Terry).
Happy Dodd; or, "She hath done what
she could."
Somebody's neighbors [short stories],
"Stories of New England country life."
N. Y. State Lib.
Sphinx's children, and other people's.
Steadfast: the story of a saint and a
sinner.
"Life and trials of a young 1 minister in
Connecticut valley in early 18th century."
Baker.
Cooper, James Fenimore.
Afloat and ashore, a sea tale.
Crater; or, Vulcan's peak.
Adventures of two castaways on a vol
canic island in the Pacific ocean.
Deerslayer.
"Opening story of the series called from
the pioneer hero the Leatherstocking tales.
It is succeeded by Last of the Mohicans,
Pathfinder, Pioneers, Prairie, in the order
named. The stories are full of adventure
and descriptions of forest life and scenery.'*
Pittsburg.
Last of the Mohicans.
"Adventures among northern New York
Indians during French and Indian war."
N. Y. State Lib.
Miles Wallingford [sequel to Afloat and
ashore].
Pathfinder; or, The inland sea.
"Scenes on and about Lake Ontario."
N. Y. State Lib.
Pilot, a tale of the sea.
Interest centers in Paul Jones and Long
Tom Coffin.
Pioneers; or, The sources of the Sus-
quehanna.
"Pioneer life on the banks of Lake Os-
tego.' ' Pittsburg.
Prairie.
''Covers the adventures and death of the
'Deerslayer.' " Hardy.
Red Rover.
"Tales of adventure on the deep, with
racy characterizations and lively episodes."
Baker.
Spy, a tale of the neutral ground.
"The hero, the spy, is employed by Gen.
Washington in service involving great per
sonal hazard,*' Buffalo.
Water- witch; or, The skimmer of the
seas.
"Story of the Dutch occupation of New
York." E. S. Brooks.
Wing-and-wing; or, Le Feu-follet.
"Founded on adventures of Raoul Ivard,
commander of a celebrated French priva
teer, 1798-99." Sargent.
Coppee, Frangois.
Rivals. x
Tales for Christmas and other seasons.
"Ell even short stories and sketches of ex
quisite grace and charm." N. Y. State
Lib.
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FICTION CATALOG
Corelli, Marie, pseud. (Minnie Mackay.)
Ardath; the story of a dead self.
Exposition of an esoteric form of Chris
tianity.
Romance of two worlds.
Interpretation of New Testament based on
"electric circles.'*
Thelma, a Norwegian princess.
"A romance of Norway and of English
society. * ' Pittsburgh
Treasure of heaven.
An aged multimillionaire becomes a
tramp in pursuit of happiness.
Corinne. Stael-Holstein, A. L. G.
Corleone. Crawford, F. M.
Cosmopolis. B our get, P.
Cotes, Mrs. Sara Jeannette (Duncan).
American girl in London.
"Compares British conventionality with
American freedom/' Baker.
Cousin Cinderella.
"A story of English social life as ob
served by a Canadian brother and sister
during a winter In London/' A. L. A.
Bkl.
Set in authority.
"Gives an excellent picture of the life
of English officials in India," A. L. A. Bkl.
Those delightful Americans.
"An English couple's adventures among
hospitable Americans." N. Y. State Lib.
Couch, Arthur Thomas Quiller-. See Quil-
ler-Couch, A. Thomas.
Count of Monte Cristo. Dumas, A.
Count Robert of Paris. Scott, W.
Count Tolstoi's gospel stories. Tolstoi,
L. N.
Country doctor. Balzac, H. de.
Country doctor. Jewett, S. O.
Country neighbors. Brown, A.
Country of the pointed firs. Jewett, S. O.
County road. Brown, A.
Court of love. Brown, A.
Courtship of a careful man. Martin, E: S.
Courtship of Morrice Buckler. Mason, A.
E: W.
Cousin Cinderella. Cotes, S. J.
Cousin Pons. Balzac, H. de.
Craddock, Charles Egbert, pseud. (Mary
N. Murfree).
Amulet.
"A tale of garrison life during the Indian
wars at the end of the eighteenth century
in Tennessee and Virginia." A. I* A. Bkl.
Bushwhackers, and other stories.
In the "Stranger people's" country.
"Story of the Tennessee mountains."
Baker.
In the Tennessee mountains [sketches].
"Eight studies of dwellers in the Great
Smoky mountains/' Baker.
Prophet of the Great Smoky mountains.
"Story of Tennessee mountains." A. L.
A.
Story of old Fort Loudon.
"Story of frontier life, and the struggles
between the English and Cherokee Indians
in 1759-60/' Unit.
Where the battle was fought.
Craigie, Pearl Mary T. R. (John Oliver
Hobbes, pseud.).
Dream and the business.
"It has the exquisite effervescing 1 bril
liancy that so distinguished her earliest
work." Cornelia A. Pratt.
Robert Orange; a sequel to The school
for saints.
Craik, Dinah Maria (Miss Mulock, pseud.).
Agatha's husband.
Brave lady.
John Halifax, gentleman.
"Life-story of an ideal man, who by
faithfulness and courage rises from ex
treme poverty to wealth." Baker.
Life for a life.
"Dealing with the nemesis of a repented
crime, and assailing capital punishment."
Baker.
My mother and I.
Noble life.
"Scotch earl, whose self -forgetful spirit
triumphed over unusual physical disabili
ties/' N. Y. State Lib.
Ogilvies [a passionate story of first love].
Crane, Stephen.
Red badge of courage.
An episode of the American civil war.
Whilomville stories.
"Pranks of healthy children humorously
viewed from standpoint of later years/'
N. T. State Lib.
Cranford. Gaskell, E. C.
Crater. Cooper, J. F.
Crawford, Francis Marion.
Cecilia, story of modern Rome.
Dealing with consciousness of an earlier
life in pagan days.
Children of the king.
"The scenes of this love story are in Ca
labria, Sorrento and Capri." Fittsburg.
Cigarette-maker's romance, and Khaled,
Corleone [sequel to Don Orsino].
"Sicilian episode in the story of Saraci-
nesca." Baker.
Doctor Claudius; a true story.
"Love story, with an Admirable Crichton
as hero." Baker.
Don Orsino [sequel to Sant J Ilario].
"The corruption of public life is dis
closed." Baker.
Fair Margaret [Italy of today].
"A young Englishwoman with a remark
able voice, who aspires to the operatic
stage/' N. Y. State Lib.
Heart of Rome: a tale of the "lost
water."
"Love story of modern Rome/*' N. T.
State Lib.
In the palace of the king.
"Love, villainy, danger and escapes
crowd a swift moving tale of Madrid In
the time of Philip II/' N. Y. State Lib,
Marietta, a maid of Venice.
"Tale of glass makers of Murano, 15th
" Ath.
century.*'-
Marzio's crucifix [Italian story].
"A socialist and a fierce unbeliever, who
earns his living by making decorations and
utensils for the church he hates/' Pitts-
burg.
Mr. Isaacs [romance of adventure].
"A story of Indian life; the central char
acter being an esoteric Buddhist/' Baker.
Paul Patoff [of modern Constantinople].
"Chief characters, two brothers, one of
whom dissappears mysteriously/' Baker.
Pietro Ghisleri.
"An adaptation of romance to manners
and usages of modern society in Rome/'
Baker.
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d/
Roman singer [romantic love story].
"Career of a fortunate Italian peasant
boy, who became a great tenor." Baker.
Sant* Ilario [sequel to Saracinescaj.
Saracinesca [the love story of a prince],
"This novel and its sequels aSord a pan
orama of Roman society from 1865 to pres
ent times." Baker,
Stradella.
Romance of the seventeenth century mu
sician and a Venetian girl.
Taquisara [sequel to Corleone].
"The heroine is a young girl, last of a
wealthy and princely house, a strong un
conventional nature.' 1 Baker.
Via crucis.
"Romance of the days of Stephen and the
second crusade." Baker.
White sister.
A Roman nun's struggle upon the return
of her lover reported dead.
Crawfurd, Oswald John Frederick.
Revelations of Inspector Morgan.
"Good detective stories based on the ex
periences of a member of the Scotland
Yard detective force." A. I*. A. Bkl.
Creel of Irish stones. Barlow, J.
Crested seas. Connolly, J. B.,
Cricket on the hearth. Dickens, C:
Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard. France, A.
Crisis. Churchill, W.
Crittenden, Fox, J:, jr.
Crockett, Samuel Rutherford.
Black Douglas [scene, Scotland, 1439].
"History, legend, love, tragedy and the
supernatural blend in this rather melodra
matic story." N. Y. State Lib.
Cherry riband.
"In the time of the persecution of the
covenanters." A. L. A. Bkl.
Joan of the sword hand.
"Romance of feudal Germany in 15th
century." N. Y. State Lib.
Lilac sunbonnet.
"An idyllic Galloway love story, sweet,
fresh and wholesome." Sat, R.
Love's young 1 dream.
"The Scottish flavor is of the best, the
love motive is sweet and fine, and the end
ing is comfortably happy." Outlook.
Men of the moss-hags.
"Struggle of Scotch covenanters in time
of later Stuarts." Pittsburg.
Raiders [the life of John Faa].
"Stirring tale of border warfare and
gipsy life." N. Y. State Lib.
Stickit minister, and some common men.
"Twenty-four short stories mainly about
ministers." N. Y. State Lib.
Croly, George.
Tarry thou till I come; or, Salathiel.
"Historical romance, based upon the old
legend of 'Wandering Jew.' " Pittsburg.
Cromwell's own. Paterson, A. H:
Crooked trails. Remington, F:
Cross, Mrs. Mary Evans Lewes. See Eliot,
George, pseud.
Crossing. Churchill, W.
Crowley, Mary Catherine.
Daughter of New France.
"English girl captured by the Indians
and sold to a French woman for a glass
of brandy." Pittsburg.
, Heroine of the strait.
*' Story of surrender of Detroit to the
English, the conspiracy of Pontiac and the
siege of Detroit." Pittsburg.
Crucial instances. Wharton, E. N.
Cruise ^ of the "Shining Light," Duncan, N.
Cummins, Maria Susanna.
Lamplighter.
Cumner's son, and other South Sea folk.
Parker, G.
Currita. Coloma, L. de.
Curtis, George William.
Prue and I.
Has "a charming grace like that of
Lamb's more personal essays." Baker.
Cutting, Mrs. Mary Stewart (Doubleday).
Just for two [short stories].
Little stones of courtship.
"Simple stories of simple people." N. Y.
State Lib.
Little stones of married life.
"Episodes in lives of normal minded
people in every day relations." N. Y.
State Lib.
More stories of married life.
"Love finds a way to meet the trials
of everyday domestic life." N. Y. State
Lib.
Suburban whirl.
Episodes "raised above the sordid and
commonplace, by humor, wholesome senti
ment and unfailing faith in human nature."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Unforeseen.
"It will appeal to many women because
of its human touches, wholesome sentiment
and air of reality." A. L. A. Bkl.
Wayfarers [a realistic portrayal of life
in a suburban household].
Cy Whittaker's place. Lincoln, J. C.
Daisy chain. Yonge, C. M.
Daisy Miller. James, H:
Dally. Pool, M. L.
Dame Care. Sudermann, H.
Dame de Monsoreau. Dumas, A.
Damnation of Theron Ware. Frederic, H.
Dan Merrithew. Perry, L.
Danbury Rodd, aviator. Palmer, F:
Daniel Deronda. Eliot, G:
Daniels, Mabel Wheeler.
American girl in Munich.
"Pleasantly written and full of delight^
ful humor." Dial.
Danny. Ollivant, A.
Danvers jewels. Cholmondeley, M.
Daskam, Josephine Dodge. See Bacon, J.
D. D.
Daudet, Alphonse.
Jack.
"Emotional pictures connected by the
figure of a hapless boy, whose career is a
course of misery." Baker.
Kings in exile.
Letters from my mill.
"Delicate renderings in Provengal things."
Baker.
Tartarin of Tarascon.
"An extravaganza, satirizing in a genial
manner Daudet's compatriots." Baker.
Tartarin on the Alps.
"Good-humored satire is directed at
mountaineering enthusiasts." Baker.
Daughter of a magnate. Spearman, F. H.
Daughter of Heth. Black, W:
Daughter of New France. Crowley, M. C.
Daughters of Nijo. Watanna, O.
FICTION CATALOG
David Alden's daughter. Austin, J.
David Balfour. Stevenson, R. L:
David Copperfield. Dickens, C:
David Elginbrod, Macdonald, G:
David Harum. Westcott, E: N.
Davie and Elisabeth. Dyar, M. C.
Daviess, Maria Thompson.
Miss Selina Lue and the soap-box babies.
"Miss Selina Lue is a glorified Mrs.
TVlggs." Bk. R. Digest.
Road to Providence.
"Its humor is quaint and its philosophy
both original and wholesome." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Davis, Mrs. Rebecca (Blaine) Harding.
Doctor Warrick's daughters.
Davis, Richard Harding.
Bar sinister.
Gallegher, and other stories.
King's jackal [scene Tangier],
"Story of an exiled king of the imagi
nary realm of Messina." N. Y. State Lib,
Lion and the unicorn [short stories].
Once upon a time.
"Eight unusually good stories of love and
adventure from the Congo to New York."
Bk. R. Digest.
Ranson's folly [and other stories].
Scarlet car [motoring adventures].
"A charming girl, a group of college men,
a red automobile, . . . make up a light,
bright, little story." A. L. A. BkL
Soldiers of fortune.
"A South American revolution is a main
episode." Baker.
Van Bibber, and others.
Vera the medium.
"A story of more than ordinary interest,
written in the author's "best style." A.
L. A. BkL
White mice.
"A story that should be very attractive
to men." Ind.
Davis, William Stearns.
Friend of Caesar.
"Love story embodying painstaking study
of Roman life and pagan point of view
about 50 B. C.'V-N. Y. State Lib.
Victor of Salamis.
* -Grecian life at the time of the Persian
invasion." A. L. A. BkL
Davis, Yorke, pseud.
Green cloak.
"An ingenious and strictly up-to-date
detective story, the solving of the mystery
involving applied psychology, hypnotism,
and the supposed Maori power of tracking
by scent." A. L. A. Bkl.
Dawn of a tomorrow. Burnett, F. H.
Day, Holman Francis.
King Spruce.
"Conflict between a small lumber firm
in the Maine woods and a great timber
king." A. L. A. Bkl.
Ramrod ders.
"Corruption in Maine politics furnishes
the theme for this novel. . . . Though ex
aggerated and improbable, the human in
terest is strong and the pithy philosophy
and robust humor of the old-school, lum
berman politician are reminiscent of 'David
Harum/ " A. L. A. Bkl.
Squire Phin.
"The squire is one of an amusing group
of village worthies." A. L. A, Bkl.
Day before yesterday. Shafer, S. A.
Day-dreamer, Williams, J. L.
Days of auld lang syne. Watson, J:
Days of Bruce. Agtiilar, G.
Day's work. Kipling, R.
Deacon Bradbury. Dix, E. A.
Deacon Lysander. Greene, S. P.
Dead Man's rock. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Dearly bought. Burnham, C. L.
Death of the Laird's Jock. Scott, W.
Deborah of Tod's. De La Pasture, E.
Debtor. Freeman, M. E.
Deemster. Caine, H.
Deep sea's toll. Connolly, J. B.
Deephaven. Jewett, S. 6.
Deeping, (George) Warwick.
Bertrand of Brittany.
"Pretty story of love and knightly adven
ture ... in the fourteenth centurv." A
L. A. BkL
Deerslayer. Cooper, J. F.
Defoe, Daniel.
Robinson Crusoe.
Deland, Margaret Wade (Campbell).
Awakening of Helena Richie.
"Awakening of a woman's moral nature
through her love for a child." N. T. State
Lib.
Dr. Lavendar's people [short stories].
John Ward, preacher.
Mr. Tommy Dove, and other stories.
Old Chester tales [short stories].
Philip and his wife.
"Study of the ethical questions growing
out of unhappy marriage." PittsbQrg.
R. J/s mother and some other people.
Sidney.
De La Pasture, Mrs. Elizabeth (Bonham)
Catherine of Calais.
Catherine's child (sequel to Catherine of
Calais).
Deborah of Tod's.
An unsophistocated English girl's experi
ence in the worldly society of London.
Grey knight.
Romance of a sick old man who falls in
love with his nurse.
Lonely lady of Grosvenor square.
"'Girl who is called to a great house and
restored fortunes in fashionable London."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Man from America: a sentimental com
edy.
* 'Fresh and diverting: comedy in Devon
shire and London." IN. Y. State Lib.
Peter's mother.
"Love affair of a young- English widow
whose rather selfish son disapproves and
opposes." N. Y. State Lib.
Tyrant.
"Depicts the life of an English family
under the domination of its despotic head
a country squire who sees in his wife and
grown-up children only slaves and chatties
and in his home life an opportunity for
tyranny. . . . Less pleasing than 'Peter's
mother' and 'The lonely lady of Grosvenor
Square.' " A. L. A. BkL
Unlucky family.
"An amusing account of the absurd ad
ventures of a family who . . . suddenly
inherit a fortune." -A. L. A. Bkl.
De la Ramee, Louise (Ouida, pseud.).
Bebee; or, Two little wooden shoes.
Strathmore.
"An ethical novel dealing with revenge
and forgiveness." Phila.
Under two flags.
FICTION CATALOG
Deliverance. Glasgow, E. A. G.
Deluge. Sienkiewicz, H.
DeMille, James.
Dodge club; or, Italy in 1859.
Strange manuscript found in a copper
cylinder.
De Morgan, William Frend.
Alice-tor-short; a dichronism,
"London waif who linds friends in a
young artist and his family." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Joseph Vance: an autobiography.
".Life story of a middje-class English
scholar and inventor."' N. Y. State Lib.
Somehow good.
"Story of strong human interest, whose
charm lies in the manner of telling." A.
L. A. Bkl.
Denis Dent. Hornung, E. W:
Desert and the sown. Foote, M. H.
Devereux, Mary (Watson).
From kingdom to colony.
"Scene laid in queer, loyal old Marble-
head in revolutionary days." Lit. World.
Devil's pool. Sand, G:
De Willonghby claim. See Burnett, F. H.
Dialstone lane. Jacobs, W: \V.
Diana Carew. Bridges, Mrs.
Diana of Dobson's. Hamilton, C.
Diana of the Crossways. Meredith, G:
Diary of a freshman. Flandrau, C: M.
Diary of a saint. Bates, A.
Dickens, Charles.
Barnaby Rudge.
Describes "No popery" riots of 1180.
Bleak house.
"A plot novel having two principal
threads, one a proud lady's expiation of a
sin, the other, a huge and interminable
lawsuit." Baker.
Cricket on the hearth: a fairy tale.
David Copperfield.
"Founded to a large extent on his own
early struggles." Baker.
Dombey and son.
"The moral purpose is to anatomize pride
and exhibit its strength and its weakness."
Baker.
Great expectations.
"Contains the best of his plots and much
of his most delightful humour," Nelson.
Hard times.
A sermon against the grinding life of
factory workers and the suppression of the
sense of fancy in children.
Little Dorrit
"Satire on the civil service, represented
by the Circumlocution office." Baker.
Martin Chuzzlewit.
"Shines in the characters of Mr. Peck
sniff, Mrs. Gamp, Mrs. Prig, Bailey Junior
and the American caricatures." Nelson.
Mystery of Edwin "Brood.
The unexplained disappearance of hero
Is the mystery.
Nicholas Nickleby.
"This story fixed public attention on the
abuses prevalent in "English private
schools." N. Y. State Lib.
Old curiosity shop.
"Fascinated many with the humor of Dick
Swiveller and the Marchioness; more per
haps with the pathos of Little Nell." Nel
son.
Oliver Twist.
"A poor boy's natural goodness and inno
cence carry him through poverty and temp
tation to a happy lot." Baker.
Our mutual friend.
Pickwick papers.
"Inimitable for broad British fun." Ley-
poldt and lies.
Sketches by Boz.
"P^andom sketches and episodes .drawn
from life in London." Baker.
Tale of two cities [Paris and London].
Story of the French revolution.
Uncommercial traveler.
Dickson, Harris.
' Ravanels.
"Story of a reconstruction feud in Mis
sissippi and a consequent murder." N. Y.
State Lib.
Different girls. Ho wells, W: LX, and A1-
den, H: M., eds.
.Dillon, Mary C.
In old Bellaire.
"Bellaire is a nice little college town In
southern Pennsylvania, to which a young
northern girl comes as teacher." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Dimbie and I and Amelia. Grundy, M. S.
Barnes-.
Disenchanted. Loti, P.
Disraeli, Benjamin. See Beaconsneld, Ben
jamin Disraeli, earl of.
Distractions of Martha. Harland, M.
District attorney. Sage, W:
Divine fire. Sinclair, M.
Dix, Beulah Marie.
Fair maid of Graystones.
"Scene laid during Cromwell's rule. The
fair maid is a roundhead, her lover a cava
lier." A. L. A. Bkl.
Hugh Gwyeth.
"Hero, a stripling brought up by a
'roundhead' grandfather, fights in the king's
army and finds his unknown father." N.
T. State Lib.
Life, treason and death of James Blottnt
of Breckenhow.
"Scene laid in England at the time of the
civil wars." Pittsburg.
Making of Christopher Ferringham.
Story of adventure in Massachusetts at
time of Quaker persecutions and partly In
the Barbadoes.
and Harper, Carrie Anna.
Beau's comedy.
"Eighteenth century tale of a London
youth mistaken for a French spy and un
willingly detained among Massachusetts
country folk." A. L. A. Bkl.
Dix, Edwin Asa.
Deacon Bradbury.
"A C Vermont] farmer's religious faltli be
comes unsettled through a cloud on hia
son's integrity." N. Y. State Lib.
Prophet's Landing.
"Depicts the havoc wrought in a New
England village by the Introduction therein
of modern business methods of the 'cut
throat' variety." A. L. A. Bkl.
Doctor. Connor, R.
Doctor Antonio. Ruffini, G. D.
Doctor Claudius. Crawford, F. M.
Doctor Ellen. Tompkins, J. W.
Doctor Grimshawe's secret. Hawthorne, N.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Stevenson, R, L:
Dr. Latimer. Burnham, C. L.
Dr. Lavendar's people. Deland, M. W.
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Dr. Le Baron and his daughters. Austin, J.
Doctor Luke of the Labrador. Duncan, N.
Dr. North and his friends. Mitchell, S. W.
Dr. Rameau. Ohnet, G.
Doctor Rast Oppenheim, J.
Dr. Sevier. Cable, G: W.
Dr. Thome. Troliope, A.
Doctor Tom, the coroner of Brett Street-
er, J: W.
Doctor Warrick's daughters. Davis, R. H.
Doctor's lass. Booth, E: C.
Dodge club. De Milie, J.
Dolliver romance. Hawthorne, N.
Dolly dialogues. Hawkins, A. H.
Dombey and son. Dickens, C:
Domestic adventurers. Bacon, J. D.
Dominant dollar. Lillibridge, W: O.
Don-a-dreams. O'Higgins, H. J.
Don Orsino. Crawford, F. M.
Don Quixote. Cervantes Saavedra, M. de.
Dona perfecta. Perez Galdos, B.
Donal Grant. Macdonald, G:
Donnell, Annie Hamilton.
Rebecca Mary.
"Short stories about a little girl longing
for affection, and her strict, undemonstra
tive, but really loving old aunt/* Pitts-
burg.
Very small person.
"Short stories of the pathetic side of a
child's life/' A. L. A. Bkl.
Donovan. Bayly, A. E.
Dorothy Fox. Parr, L.
Dorset dear. Blundell, M. E.
Double harness. Hawkins, A. H.
Dougall, Lily.
Beggars all.
"Preaches love for one's neighbor as the
sole philosophy of human life." Baker.
Douglas, Amanda Minnie.
Hope Mills.
"An experiment of five years" "profit-
sharing' in a factory." Phila.
Dove in the eagle's nest. Yonge, C. M,
Downfall. Zola, E.
Doyle, (Arthur) Conan.
Adventures of Gerard.
"Vigorous, well conceived anecdotes of
the Napoleonic wars related by the boast
ful, but brave and charming brigadier.
N. Y. State Lib.
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
A detective of "superhuman powers of
observation whose exploits are usually ac
companied by" gruesome and thrilling in
cidents." Baker.
Hound of the Baskervilles.
Another adventure of Sherlock Holmes.
Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes.
Mkah Clarke.
"The Monmouth rising in the reign of
James II, culminating in tragic rout at
Sedgemoor."> N. Y. State Lib.
Refugees
"A story of the persecution of certain
Huguenots in France and their subsequent
adventures in Canada.*' Pittsburg.
Return of Sherlock Holmes.
Round the fire stories [detective and mys
tery stories].
Sign of the four [short stories].
Sir Nigel [of I4th century in- England].
Study in scarlet
"Sensational story in two parts; adven
tures in Utah among Mormons/' N. Y.
State Lib.
White company.
"A story of the adventures of free-iances
fighting for fun and booty in the middle
ages." Pittsburg.
Drag-net. Bohan, E
Dragomanoff, Michael (Stepniak, pseud.).
Career of a nihilist.
Dragon painter. Fenollosa, M. M.
Dream and the business. Craigie, P. M.
T. R.
Dream days. Grahame, K.
Dreamers of the Ghetto. Zangwill, I.
Dreams. Schreiner, O.
D'ri and I. Bacheller, I. A.
Duchess, The, pseud. See Hungerford, Mrs.
M. H. A.
Dudevant, Mme. Amantine Lucille Aurore
Dupin. See Sand, G:, pseud.
Duke of Stockbridge. Bellamy, E:
Duke's motto. McCarthy, J. H.
Dumas, Alexandre.
Black tulip.
"... Scenes from Dutch history in the
years 1672-75, when William the Silent lent
himself to the agitation directed against
the brothers de Witt. . . . " Baker.
Le chevalier de Maison-Rouge.
"Deals with murder of the dauphin and
execution of Marie Antoinette." A. L. A.
Count of Monte Cristo.
"Most famous of the author's romances/*
Baker.
La dame de Monsoreau [follows Mar
guerite de Valois].
"Date is 1578, in reign of Henri III/'
N. Y. State Lib.
Forty-five [sequel to La dame de Mon
soreau].
"A medley, containing many scenes of
romance and tragedy." Baker.
Marguerite de Valois.
Memoirs of a physician.
Queen's necklace [follows Memoirs of a
physician].
Three musketeers.
"Political intrigue, court life, dueling 1 and
fighting form the substance of the chron
icle." Baker.
Twenty years after [follows Three mus
keteers],
"Period that of Anne of Austria's re
gency. Both France and England are the
scenes/' Baker.
Vicomte de Bragelonne; or, Ten years
later [follows Twenty years after].
"Period, 1660-71; that of Mazarin*s minis
try and the early days of the Grand Mort
ar que. ' ' Baker.
Du Maurier, George (Louis Palmella Bus-
son).
Peter Ibbetson.
"Melancholy, dreamy; the leading motive
being the supernatural gift that enables the
hero to meet his lost love in dreamland/'
Baker.
Trilby [of the Latin quarter].
Story of an artist's model who is mad
to sing by hypnotic power.
Dumb foxglove. Slosson, A. T.
Dunbar, Paul Laurence.
Folks from Dixie [short stories].
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Duncan, Norman.
Cruise of the "Shining Light.'*
An old sailor "makes a gentleman" of
little Dannie.
Doctor Luke of the Labrador.
"Life of Labrador fisher folk." N. Y.
State Lib.
Soul of the street,
Stories of the New York Syrian quarter.
Way of the sea.
"Fresh, realistic stories of the comedies
and tragedies of fishermen along the New
foundland coast. 3 " Pittsburg.
Duncan, Sara Jeannette. See Cotes, S.,
J. (D.)
Dunton, Theodore Watts-.
Ayhvin [story of Welsh mountains].
"A heroine overhung by a tragic fate and
general atmosphere of mysticism." A. L.
A.
Durley, Ella Hamilton.
My soldier lady.
"Complements "Lady of the decoration."
Dusantes. Stockton, F. R:
Dust of conflict Bindloss, H.
Dyar, Muriel Campbell.
Davie and Elisabeth.
"The humorous account of the simple
happenings of a Quaint, sweet spirited, con
tented couple." Bk. R. Digest.
Dynamiter. Stevenson, R. L: and F.
E
Earle, Mary Tracy.
Through old rose glasses, and other sto
ries.
"She seems to have a gift for collecting
little unusual events and putting them to
gether with an art that conceals art."'
Nation.
East Angels. Woolson, C. F.
Eaton, Walter Prichard, and Underbill, El-
ise Morris.
Runaway place.
The romance of a couple who meet in
Central Park, New York.
Ebb tide. Stevenson, R. L:, and Os-
bourne, L.
Eben Holden. Bacheller, I. A.
Ebers, George Moritz.
Egyptian princess [romance of ancient
Egypt].
Homo sum [in English].
"A story of the Anchorites, who sought
to escape from the world and from them
selves at the foot of Sinai." GBaker.
Uarda: a romance of Egypt.
"Scene laid in Thebes, 1352 B. C. Heroine
a beautiful Greek girl beloved by the son
of Rameses II." Pittsburg.
Eckstein,- Ernst.
Monk of the Aventine [story of medieval
life].
Edgeworth, Maria.
Castle Rackrent, and The absentee.
"Picture of the varieties of recklessness
and misconduct which . . . ruined or crip
pled most of the landlords of Ireland.*'
Johnston.
Helen.
"Aims to show what social troubles arise
from addiction to fibs and 'white lies/ "
Baker.
Ormond.
"The most vivid of her Irish Btories next
* to 'Castle Rackrent.' " Samtsbury.
Egan, Maurice Francis.
Wiles of Sexton Maginnis.
"A humorous Catholic story in which
priests and nuns figure largely." A. L.
A. Bkl.
JSggleston, Edward.
Circuit rider: tale of the heroic age.
"Full of incident, the hero meeting with
persecution, but getting ample reward for
his loyalty and courage." Baker.
Graysons [a story of Illinois].
"Detailed pictures of the turbulent life
of the pioneers." Baker.
Hoosier school-master.
"Picture of the lawless and homely pio
neer life of mid-century Indiana." Baker.
Eggleston, George Cary.
Carolina cavalier.
"Struggles of partisan troops in 1779-80.
The interest lies more in events than char
acters." N. Y. State Lib.
Southern soldier stories.
"Short stories of the confederate camp,
written from experience and free from bit
terness. * ' Baker.
Egoist. Meredith, G:
Egyptian princess. Ebers, G: M.
Ekkehard. Scheffel, J. V. v.
Eleanor. Ward, M. A.
Eliot, George, pseud. (Mrs. Mary A. E.
Cross).
Adam Bede.
Daniel Deronda.
Felix Holt, the radical.
"A striking picture of the working of new
political ideas among the English masses."
N. Y. State Lib.
Middlemarch, a story of provincial life.
Mill on the Floss.
Romoja.
Florence about 1500 and Savonarola add
historical background to this ever-interest
ing romance.
Scenes of clerical life [sketches].
Silas Marner [country idyl].
Elizabeth and her German garden. Arnim.
M. A.
Elliott, Mrs. Maud Howe.
Two in Italy.
"Well -written sketches, half travel, half
fiction/'- A. L. A. BkL
Elliott, Sarah Barnwell.
Jerry.
"Story of a mining town; strong and
dealing with the sterner side of life." K.
Y. State Lib.
Ellis, Elizabeth.
Barbara Winslow, rebel.
"English romance in the days of the
Monmouth rebellion. . . . Contains excel
lent descriptions of the infamous Judge
Jeffreys/* A. L. A. Bkl.
Fair Moon of Bath.
"Bath at the time of the Jacobite up
rising furnishes the scene for the story/'
A. L. A. Bkl.
Ellis, John Breckenridge.
Arkinsaw cousins.
"It is a sprightly narrative, told with a
good deal of humor." N. Y. Times.
Elsie Venner. Holmes, CX W.
Elsket. Page, T: N.
Emily Emmins papers. Wells, C.
Emma. Austen, J.
Emmanuel Burden. Belloc, H.
Emmy Lou. Martin, G: M.
Empire builders. Lynde, F.
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FICTION CATALOG
Empty house. Ward, E. S.
End of the road. Hyatt, S. P.
Endymion. Beaconsfield, B: D.
Erckmann, fimile, and Chatrian, Alexandre.
Blockade of Phalsburg.
An episode in the end of the empire,
when France was invaded by the allies.
Conscript; story of French war of 1813.
* 'Graphic story of a peasant whose pros
pects in life are spoiled by the conscrip
tion ordered after the retreat from Russia."
Pittsburg.
Friend Fritz.
* 'Story of Alsatian village life, with little
incident and much portraiture of rural life
and character." Baker.
Madame Therese; or, Volunteers of '92.
"Scene, a quiet hamlet near Strasburg in
1792." Baker.
Eternal boy. Johnson, O.
Eternal Rose. Chater, M.
Eugene Aram. Lytton, E: G: E. L. B-.
Eugenie Grandet. Balzac, H. de,
Eustace diamonds. Trollope, A.
Evelina. Burney, F.
Every one his own way. Wyatt, E. F.
Ewald, Carl.
Two-legs.
"A short story of primitive life, describ
ing man's subjugation of the animals."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Ewing, Mrs. Juliana Horatio (Gatty).
Story of a short life.
Express messenger. Warman, C.
Exton manor. Marshall, A.
Eyes like the sea. Jokai, M.
Ezekiel. Pratt, L.
Fadette. Sand, G:
Fair god. Wallace, L.
Fair Lavinia. Freeman, M. E.
Fair maid of Graystones. Dix, B. M.
Fair maid of Perth. Scott, W.
Fair Margaret. Crawford, F. M.
Fair Moon of Bath. Ellis, E.
Faith Gartney's girlhood. Whitney, A. D.
Fanshawe. Hawthorne, N.
Far from the maddening girls, Carryl,
G. W.
Far from the madding crowd. Hardy, T:
Far horizon. Harrison, M. S.
Farjeon, Benjamin Leopold.
Blade-o J grass.
"By his realism he proclaims himself the .
last and best of a long line of story tellers
. . . by his sentiment and minute character
ization he is ... a follower of Dickens."
Ath.
Fate of a voice. See Foote, M. H. Last
assembly ball.
Fated to be free. Ingelow, J.
Fathers and children. Turgenieff, I. S.
Federal judge. Lush, C: K.
Felice. Long, J: L.
Felicity. LaugWin, C. E.
Felix Holt, the radical. Eliot, G:
Felkin, Mrs. Alfred Lawrence. See Fow
ler, E. T.
Fenelon, Frangois.
Adventures of Telemacrms.
"Komance based on the Odyssey, relating
the adventures of the son of Ulysses In his
quest for his father." Baker.
Fennel and rue. Ho wells, W: D.
Fenollosa, Mary McNeil! (Sidney McCall,
pseud.).
Breath of the gods.
"Based on present-day Japanese charac*
ter." A. L.. A. Bkl.
Dragon painter.
"A Japanese story , . . particularly in
teresting in the subtle description of the
old artist and his feeling . . . toward the
invading 1 foreigner." A. L. A. Bkl.
Fenwick's career. Ward, M. A.
Fernald, Chester Bailey.
Cat and the cherub, and other stones.
Stories of the Chinese quarter of San
Francisco and studies of New England life.
Fiander's widow. Blundell, -M. E.
Field, Eugene.
Little book of profitable tales.
"Simple dialect sketches, fables, allego
ries, fairy tales. First five, Christmas sto
ries." Pittsburg.
Field, Roswell Martin.
Bondage of Ballinger.
Hero suffers poverty in order to buy rare
editions of books.
Fielding, Henry.
Adventures of Joseph Andrews and his
friend Mr. Abraham Adams,
History of Tom Jones, a foundling.
"A more elaborate- and comprehensive
work than Amelia, a 'comic epic' as it has
been called." Baker.
File no 113. Gaboriau, E.
First violin. Fothergill, J.
Fisher-maiden, Bjornson, B.
Flamsted quarries. Waller, M. E.
Flandrau, Charles Macomb.
Diary of a freshman.
"Story of student life at Harvard."
Pittsburg.
Harvard episodes.
Fleming, George, pseud. See Fletcher, J. C.
Fletcher, Joseph Smith.
When Charles the First was king.
"Marston Moor and siege of Pontefract.
Local colour [Yorkshire] excellent." Ba
ker.
Fletcher, Julia Constance (George Fleming,
pseud.).
Kismet.
"Most of the action is in Egypt, the act
ors being a party of English and American
tourists. ' 'Pittsburg.
Florentine frame. Robins, E.
Flower of the dusk. Reed, M.
Flute and violin. Allen, J. L.
Folks from Dixie. Dunbar, P. L.
Fool errant. Hewlett, M. H:
FooPs errand. Tour^ee, A. W.
Foote, Mrs. Mary (Hallock).
Chosen valley [story of western life].
Coeur d'Alene.
"Rocky mountain love story describing
the Cceur d'Alene mine riots of 1892." N".
Y. State Lib.
Deseft and the sown.
"Study of effects on themselves and thejbr
children of the accidental separation of a
husband and wife In early married life."
N. T. State Lib.
John Bodewin's testimony.
"Story of mining interests and civil engi
neering in western Arkansas/' N. Y. State
Lib.
Last as'sembly ball, and Fate of a voice.
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Led-Horse claim.
"A California Komeo and Juliet, with a
happy ending." Baker.
Royal Americans.
"A well conceived tale of life in eastern
New York State immediately preceding the
Revolution, depicting the social difficulties
that arose from the strained political con
ditions." A. L. A. Bkl.
For faith and freedom. Besant, W.
For Jacinta. Bindloss, H.
For the freedom of the sea. Brady, C. T.
For the major. Woolson, C. F. '
For the right. Franzos, K. E.
Ford, Paul Leicester.
Honorable Peter Stirling.
"Study of New York municipal politics
with an accompanying love story." N. Y.
State Lib.
Janice Meredith.
"Unusually successful historical romance,
showing thorough knowledge of the revo
lutionary period." N. Y. State Lib.
Ford, Sewell.
Horses nine: stories of harness and sad
dle.
Foregone conclusion. Howells, W: D.
Forest. White, S. E:
Forest lovers. Hewlett, M. H:
Forest schoolmaster. Rosegger, P. K.
Forge in the forest. Roberts, C: G: D.
Forrester, Mrs., pseud. See Bridges, Mrs.
Forsslund, Louise, pseud. (Mary Louise
Foster) (Mrs. Charles Gary Waddel).
Old lady number 31.
"A story full of pathos and gentle hu
mor." Bk. R. Digest.
Fort Amity. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Fortunes of Fifi. Seawall, M. E.
Fortunes of Nigel. Scott, W.
Fortunes of Oliver Horn. Smith, F. H.
Forty-five. Dumas, A.
Forty minutes late. Smith, F. H.
Foster, Mary Louise. See Forsslund, L
Foster, Robert Frederick.
Cab No. 44.
"A detective story of considerable inter
est, based on a wager between two finan
ciers as to whether a suspect can elude
the New York police for a month." A. L.
A. Bkl.
F other gill, Jessie.
First violin.
"Pictures of German musical life, hero
leader of an orchestra in Dusseldorf."
Baker. ,
Foul play. Reade, C:, and Boucicault, D.
Four feathers. Mason, A. E: W.
Four million. Henry, O.
Four-pools mystery. Webster, J.
Four roads to paradise. Goodwin, M. W.
Fourteen, to one. Ward, E. S.
Fowler, Ellen Thorneycroft (Now Mrs. Al
fred Lawrence Felkin).
Concerning Isabel Carnaby.
"Manners and the humors of a Metho
dist household contrasted with the smart
frivolity of London society." Baker.
Subjection of Isabel Carnaby.
' 'A sequel to Concerning Isabel Carnaby
in which Isabel has lost none c-f her sparkle
. . . and has added something: to her at
tractions and distractions." A. L. A. Bkl.
Fox, John, jr.
Christmas eve on Lonesome.
"Short stories, the scenes of which are
laid in the Kentucky mountains. The rough
primitive life of the mountains is well
drawn." A. L. A. Bkl.
Crittenden: a Kentucky story of love and
war.
"Emphasizes . . . the welding together
of confederate and federal feeling by the
common upholding of the American flag."
Nation.
Kentuckians: a novel.
"The story brings us into intimate ac
quaintance with those strange people of
the mountains, who . . . live the life of
the backwoodsmen of a century ago."
Pittsburgh
Knight of the Cumberland.
"Delightful little story in which the chief
characters are a political aspirant to Con
gress and an irresistible, merry girl." A.
L. A. Bkl.
Little shepherd of Kingdom Come.
"Having all the familiar elements of the
civil war story, combines them with more
than usual attractiveness." Pittsburgh
Mountain Europa.
"Story of a young- civil engineer from
New York, who becomes interested in a
lovely but uncultivated girl in the Cumber
land mountains." N. Y. State Lib.
Trail of the lonesome pine.
"It is a melodrama of so high a grade,
so joyous an enthusiasm, and so compelling
an interest as to give its reader an hour of
uncritical pleasure." Nation.
Framley parsonage. Trollope, A.
France, (Jacques) Anatole (Thibault).
Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard.
"Delightful story of that dear old man,
member of the Institute and scholar of
world-wide reputation." Bk. R. Digest;
Francezka. Seawell, M. E.
Francis, M. E., pseud. See Blundell, M. E.
Frankenstein. Shelley, M. W.
Franzos, Karl Ernil.
For the right.
"The reign of the Carpathians, giving us
a view of the Slavonian country people,
and of the institutions of old Austria."
Baker.
Fraser, Mrs. Mary Crawford (Mrs. Hugh
Fraser.)
In the shadow of the Lord.
"The early life of Washington forms the
chief interest of the book." A. L. A. Bkl.
Fraulein Schmidt and Mr. Anstruther.
Arnim, M. A.
Freckles. Porter, G.
Frederic, Harold.
Damnation of Theron Ware.
"Depicting the slow moral deterioration of
a young Methodist minister." Phila.
In the valley.
"Picture of revolutionary times in the
Dutch homes of the Mohawk valley."
Pittsburg.
March hares.
Market-place.
"Story illustrating modern methods of
speculation and stack -exchange manipula
tion." Pittsburg.
Freebooters of the wilderness. Laut, A. C.
Freeman, Mrs. Mary Eleanor (Wilkins).
By the light of the soul,
"A study in self-sacrifice." A. L.. A.
Bkl.
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FICTION CATALOG
The debtor.
"The first interest of the book lies in its
fidelity to the small things that make up
manners and customs." JNation.
Fair Lavinia, and other stories.
Heart's highway.
"Love story of colonial Virginia during
tobacco riots following Bacon's rebellion."
N. Y. State Lib.
Humble romance, and other stories.
Jane Field.
"Somber story of the working of the con
science of a middle-aged New England
woman." Pittsburg.
Jerome, a poor man.
"Study of character as developed in a
boy struggling- to make his way in the
world." N. Y. State Lib.
Love of Parson Lord, and other stones.
New England nun, and other stories.
Pembroke.
"Studies tragic effects of moral obsti
nacy in homely life in a New England vil
lage. Lightened by striking insight and
happy expression." Pittsburg.
Portion of labor.
"Story dominated by questions of capital
and labor, of a girl's development in a New
England factory town." N. Y. State Lib.
Shoulders of Atlas.
"This novel outranks 'Jerome' and *Jane
Field* and Mrs. Freeman's other dramas of
conscience and of New England." Ind.
Silence, and other stories.
Six trees: short stories.
"Stories of homely New England village
life, in each of which a tree exercises a
subtle but potent influence on the charac
ters.''^'. Y. State Lib.
Winning- lady, and others.
French, Alice (Octave Thanet, pseud.).
Heart of toil.
"Stories of average American working
people." Nation.
Knitters in the sun [short stories].
Lion's share.
"Apart from its entertainment as fiction,
it touches suggestively some of the graver
industrial problems of the day/' Outlook.
Man of the hour.
"Deals largely with labor troubles in
middle west." A. L. A. Bkl.
Missionary sheriff.
"Six stories of a certain 'plain man who
tried to do his duty.' " N. Y. State Lib.
Otto the knight, and other trans-Missis
sippi stories.
Stories of a western town.
French, Mrs. Anne (Warner).
Seeing France with Uncle. John.
"A humorous tale of a loquacious gener
ous-hearted, old gentleman and two young
nieces." A. L. A. Bkl.
Susan Clegg and her neighbors' affairs.
"Her observations are marked by phi
losophy as well as wit." Outlook.
Frenssen, Gustav.
Jorn Uhl.
"Reflecting the atmosphere of north Ger
man farm life and marked by sincerity
and poetic feeling. " N. Y. State Lib.
Freytag, Gustav.
Lost manuscript.
Friend Fritz. Erckmann, E., and Chatrian,
A.
Friend of Caesar. Davis, W: S.
Friend Olivia. Barr, A. E.
Friendship Village. Gale, Z.
Friendship Village love stories. Gale, Z.
From a Swedish homestead. Lagerlof, S.
From kingdom to colony. Devereux, M.
From one generation to another. Merriman,
H: S.
From the earth to the moon and around
the moon. Verne, J.
From the land of shamrock. Barlow, J.
From their point of view. Loane, M.
Front yard. Woolson, C. F.
Frothingham, Eugenia Brooks.
Turn of the road.
"Story of counter influences of love and
^am bit ion. Main interest in character of
hero." N. Y. State Lib.
Fruit of the tree. ^ Wharton, E. N.
Fugitive blacksmith. Stewart, C: D:
Fuller, Anna.
Katherine Day.
"Deliberately told story of a New Eng
land girl's life from seven to thirty." N.
Y. State Lib.
Literary courtship.
One of the pilgrims: a bank story.
"New England love story told with a deli
cate humor." N. Y. State Lib.
Pratt portraits: sketches in a New Eng
land suburb.
Venetian June.
Fuller, Caroline Macomber.
Across the campus.
- "The story of life at Smith college."
Pittsburg.
Brunhilde's paying guest.
"A southern girl advertises in a northern
paper for 'paying guests' and finds a lover."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Fuller, Henry Blake.
Cliff-dwellers.
"The scene is laid in Chicago; forcible
satire on mammon-worship.'* Pittsburg.
With the procession.
"Story of social aspirations and strug
gles in Chicago." Pittsburg.
Gaboriau, Emile.
File no. 113 [detective tales].
Monsieur Lecoq [detective tales].
Widow Lerouge [detective tales].
Gabriel Conroy. Harte, B.
Gadfly. Voynich, E. L.
Gale, Zona.
Friendship Village.
Humorous story of the life and towns-folk
of a middle-western community.
Friendship Village love stories [continues
Friendship Village],
"Romance in its most engaging form ap
pears and reappears in the midst of capital
descriptions of village festivities and kindly
neighborings. 1 ' Outlook.
Loves of Pellas and Etarre.
"A most delightful story which attributes
to love the alchemy power of effacing tim
and change." Bk. R. Digest.
Gallagher, Grace Margaret.
Vassar stories.
Gallegher. Davis, R: H.
Gallops 2. Gray, D:
Garden of Allah. Hichens, R. S.
Garden of fate. Norton, R.
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Garden, you and I. Wright, M. O.
Garland, Hamlin.
Captain of the Gray-horse troop.
"An impressive appeal for the Indian."
Dial.
Her mountain lover.
"Well drawn study of a typical frontiers
man of manly qualities in contact wita
modern society." N. Y. State .Lib.
Hesper [romance of Cripple Creek].
JLove story with background of a strike
in a mining camp.
Long trail: a story of the northwest wil
derness.
"Interesting to men and boys." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Main-travelled roads.
"Earnestly realistic pictures of the hard-
worked farmer." Baker.
Witch's gold.
"Wholesome story, illustrating the influ
ence of a sunny, vigorous, hopeful nature
over disease, and of a noble-minded woman
over a man tempted to act dishonorably."
A. L. A, Bkl.
Gaskell, Mrs. Elizabeth Cleghorn (Steven
son).
Cranford.
Delightful miniature painting of an old-
fashioned English country town.
Mary Barton, and other tales.
"An intensely tragic story of factory
workers/* A. L. A.
Gates, Eleanor.
Biography of a prairie girl.
"Story of a child's life on a Dakota
farm. ' ' Pi ttsburg.
Plow- woman.
"Two girls withj their- crippled father
come up from Texas to settle on a 'section'
in Dakota." Outlook.
Gates ajar. Ward, E. S.
Gautier, Theophile.
Captain Fracasse.
"A reconstruction of life and manners In
time of Louis XIII." Baker.
Romance of a mummy.
"Pictures vividly the manners, customs
and furniture of the ancient Egyptians."
Pittsburg.
General manager's story. Hamblin, H. E.
Gentle grafter. Henry, O.
Gentleman. Ollivant, A.
Gentleman from Indiana. Tarkington, B.
Gentleman of France. Weyman, S. J:
Gentleman of the South. Brown, W: G.
George Washington Jones. Stuart, R.
Ghetto comedies. Zangwill, I.
Gibbon, Perceval.
Salvator [a storv of Mozambique].
"A tale full of movement and adventure."
N. Y. Times.
Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading cases.
"The author deals with the back-world 01
Boer superstition." Spec.
Gil Bias of Santillane. LeSage, A. R.
Gilder, Jeannette Leonard.
Autobiography of a torn-boy.
Gilson, Roy Rolfe.
Katrina.
"Charming, simple tale of a little girl.
A. L. A. Bkl.
Miss Primrose [American village
sketches],
"Tender and humorous with a pleasant
sentimentality." A. L. A. Bkl.
Girl and the bill. Merwin, B.
Girl of the Limberlost. Porter, G. S.
Glasgow, Ellen Anderson Gholson.
Ancient law.
"The hero of this novel is a modern Jean
Valjean." Bk. R. Digest.
Battle-ground.
"Virginia love story of civil war period
from southern standpoint but without bit
terness." N. Y. State Lib.
Deliverance [romance of Virginia tobac
co field].
"Carefully written romance in which class
pride, revenge and love are the developing
forces." N. Y. State Lrib.
Romance of a plain man.
Biography of a, self- made man who wins
a Southern girl of old family.
Voice of the people.
"Virginia social and political conditions
during the period following reconstruction."
N. Y. State Lib.
Wheel of life.
"Against a background of modern society
life in New York city are sketched several
fine characters of literary tastes and at
tainments." A. L. A. Bkl.
Godfrey, Hollis.
Man who ended war.
Hero, by remarkable and mysterious in
vention, destroys battle fleets and brings
about universal peace.
Godparents. Mason, G. S.
God's fool. Maartens, M.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von.
Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship and
travels.
Gold brick. Whitlock, B.
Gold Elsie. John, E.
Golden age. Grahame, K.
Golden bowl. James, H:
Golden dog. Kirby, W:
Golden house. Warner, C: D.
Golden windows. Richards, L. E.
Goldsmith, Oliver.
Vicar of Wakefield.
"No figure in our literature is at once so
simple and so impressive, so ideal and so
human as the vicar." Leypoldt & lies.
Good-bye, proud world. Kirk, E. W.
Good men and true. Rhodes, E. M.
Good red earth. Phillpotts, E.
Goodloe, Abbie Carter.
College girls [stories].
Goodrich, Arthur Frederick.
Balance of power.
"Politics, finance and labor troubles In a
Connecticut factory town." N. Y. State
Lib.
Goodwin, Mrs. Maud (Wilder).
Claims and counterclaims.
Hero "has to decide between loyalty to a
man who has saved his life and loyalty to
the highest interest of the girl he loves."
A. Lr. A. Bkl.
Four roads to paradise.
"Novel of modern American life, though
the scene is partly laid in Italy." Pitts-
burg.
Head of a hundred in the colony of Vir
ginia.
"Story of settlement of Jamestown." A.
L. A.
Sir Christopher.
"Romance of a Maryland manor [In 1644}
and the feuds between Catholic and Prot
estant." K T. State Lib.
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Veronica Playfair.
"The story of a spirited young woman
of the shire of Somerset who is taken to
London. . . . The time is that of Pope,
Lady Mary Montagu, Benjamin Franklin
and Dean Swift, and the author takes oc
casion to set his heroine down at Twick
enham to see how she will deport herself
among the distinguished literary folk/'
Bk. R. Digest.
White aprons: a romance of Bacon's re
bellion, Virginia, 1676.
Goodwin, Wilder.
Up grade.
"A young man's fight against weakness
and failure after he had thrown away the
opportunities that birth, education and
and friends offered to him." Bk. R. Di
gest.
Goose girl. MacGrath, H.
Gordon, Charles William. See Connor, R.,
pseud.
Gordon Keith. Page, T: N.
Gorky, Maxim, pseud. (Aleksiei M. Piesh-
kov).
Mother.
"Depicts present-day life in Russia with
out exaggeration or morbidness." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Gould, Sabine Baring-.
Broom-squire.
Grafters. Lynde, F.
Grahame, Kenneth.
Dream days.
"Continues his Golden age describing the
child's world from the child's point of
view with uncommon charm and truth."
N. Y. State Bib.
Golden age.
"Stories of child life for lovers of chil
dren."- N. T. State Lib.
Grand, Mme. Sarah, pseud. See McFall,
Mrs. H.
Grandissimes. Cable, G: W.
Grant, Robert
Bachelor's Christmas, and other stories.
"Stories of Boston fashionable life." A.
L. A.
Chippendales.
"Shows the Old Brahmin Boston in the
painful process of being engulfed by the
modern Boston of commerce/* N. T.
Times.
Law-breakers, and other stories.
"Present-day stories, each one of which
sets forth some unhackneyed phase of so
cial or conscientious problem." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Undercurrent [study of the divorce prob
lem.
Unleavened bread.
"Keen study of a handsome woman con
trolled by ambition of power and love of
publicity." N, Y. State Lib.
Gras, Felix.
Reds of the Midi: an episode of the
French revolution.
"In all French history there is no more
inspiring episode than that with which M.
Gras deals in this story." T. A. Janvier.
Terror: a romance of the French revolu
tion.
"Describes the days of terror during the
French revolution, from the standpoint of
an aristocrat. Avignon and Paris are the
scenes." Pittsburg.
White terror: a romance of the French
revolution and after.
"Completes his story of the French revo
lution, begun in 'Reds of the Midi,' and
continued by 'The terror.' "< Pittsburg.
Gray, David.
Gallops 2.
"Short stories about horses and lovers of
horses." N. Y. State Lib.
Gray, Maxwell, pseud. (Mary Gleed Tut-
tiett).
Great refusal.
"Young man who refuses the shelter of
his father's wealth." -A. L. A. Bkl.
Silence of Dean Maitland.
"Story of concealed sin and lifelong ex-
piation." N. Y. State Lib.
Graysons. Eggleston, E:
Great expectations. Dickens, C:
Great refusal. Gray, M.
Greater inclination. Wharton, E. N.
Green, Anna Katharine (Mrs. Charles
Rohlfs).
Circular study.
"A mystery story whose crime . . . in
volves a dramatic tale otf revenge and
love." Bk. R. Digest.
Leavenwprth case, a lawyer's story.
Woman in the alcove.
"It is one of the best of Anna Katharine
Green's detective novels." Arena.
Green cloak. Davis, Y., pseud.
Green ginger. Morrison, A.
Greene, Mrs. Sarah Pratt (McLean).
Cape Cod folks.
Deacon Lysander.
"Deacon Lysander and his wife go to
"Washington to see the gaiety of the world.**'
A. L. A. Bkl.
Vesty of the Basins.
Story of the coast of Maine.
Grenfell, Wilfred Thomason.
Harvest of the sea: a tale of both sides
of the Atlantic.
"True story of the life, trials, and temp
tations of the deep sea fisherman, put into*
the mouth of a sailor." N. Y. State Lib.
Grey, Zane.
Heritage of the desert.
"An unusually interesting and well writ
ten story of life on the Arizona desert."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Grey knight. De La Pasture, E.
Griffith Gaunt. Reade, C:
Grip of honor. Brady, C. T.
Ground arms. Suttner, B. F. S.
Grundy, Mabel Sarah Barnes-.
Dimbie and I and Amelia.
"An English story ... of a devoted
young husband and his cheerful young wife
who is injured in a bicycle accident two-
months after their marriage." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Guardian angel. Holmes, O. W,
Guenn. Howard, B. W.
Guest of Quesnay. Tarkington, B.
Guillotine club. Mitchell, S. W.
Gulliver's travels. Swift, J.
Gunnar. Boyesen, H. H.
Guthrie, Thomas Anstey. See Anstey, F.,.
pseud.
Guthrie of the Times. Altsheler, J. A.
Guy Mannering. Scott, W.
FICTION CATALOG
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Habberton, John.
Helen's babies.
Haggard, (Henry) Rider.
Allan Quartermain [his adventures and
discoveries],
Cleopatra.
Being an account of the fall and venge
ance of Harmachis, the royal Egyptian, as
set forth by his own hand.
King" Solomon's mines [romance of ad
venture],
Margaret; a novel of England in the time
of Henry VII.
She [remarkable wonder tale].
Hale, Edward Everett.
In His name, and Christmas stories.
"Story of the Waldenses at end of 12th
century." N. T. State Lib.
Man without a country, and other sto
ries.
Philip Nolan's friends.
A story of the change of western empire.
Hale, Mrs. Louise Closser.
Actress.
"A perfectly healthy, thoroughly humor
ous story." Ath.
Halevy, Ludovic.
Abbe Constantm.
Half a chance, I sham, F: S.
Halfway house. Hewlett, M. H:
Hall, Mrs. Eliza Calvert. See Obenchain,
E. C.
Hall, Gertrude. _ -
Unknown quantity.
"A pleasant and a tender story." F: T.
Cooper.
Hamblen, Herbert Elliott (Frederick Ben-
ton Williams, pseud,).
General manager's story.
Old-time reminiscences of railroading in
the United States.
On many seas.
The life and exploits of a Yankee sailor.
Hamerling, Robert.
Aspasia.
A romance of art and love In ancient
Hellas.
Hamilton, Cecily.
Diana of Dobson's.
A London shop-girl's Inheritance brings
gaity, then a return to poverty but finally
happiness with a nobleman who has proved
his worth.
Hancock, Albert Elmer.
Bronson of the rabble.
"His book is fairly comparable with the
works of his fellow-townsman, Dr. "Weir
Mitchell, for knowledge and sound literary
workmanship. Ir W: M. Payne.
Hands of compulsion. Barr, A. E.
Handy Andy. Lover, S:
Hannah Tburston. Taylor, B.
Happy boy. Bjornson, B.
Happy Dodd. Cooke, R. T.
Happy Hawkins. Wason, R. A.
Happy island. Lee, J. B.
Hard cash. Reade, C:
Hard rock man. Bechdolt, F: R,
Hard times. Dickens, C:
Hardy, Arthur Sherburne.
But yet a woman.
"Study of the inner springs of human
nature in the light of high ideals of con
duct; scene, an old French town." Baker.
His daughter first.
"Attracts through subtleties of character
drawing and conversation rather than by
rush of events." N. T. State Lib.
Passe Rose.
"Poetical romance of the Franks and
Saxons of Charlemagne's times." Baker.
Wind of destiny.
"A story of subtle, psychologic quality."
A. .L. A.
Hardy, Thomas.
Far from the madding crowd.
"You have to turn back to Shakespeare
for any tale of peasants and clowns and
shepherds to compare with the conversa
tions in this novel." C: T). Warner.
Mayor of Casterbridge.
"Virtually the history of one man, an Im
petuous, domineering- personality." Baker.
Pair of blue eyes.
"A love story of two friends and a Corn
ish girl, ending 1 in poignant tragedy." Ba
ker.
Return of the native.
"Expresses finely his love of the dark
and sinister in nature and his feeling of
the nothingness of human life." A. L. A.
Tess of the D'Urbervilles.
"In this spirit-rending story of a girl's
struggle with destiny, Hardy has put lonh
his consummate effort." A. 2vl. Sholl.
Under the greenwood tree.
"An idyll of village life, the main action,
the loves of a rustic boy and girl." Baker.
Harker, Mrs. Lizzie Allen.
Concerning Paul and Fiammetta.
"A charming picture of English home life
with a group of lively, natural, well-bred
children in the foreground." A. L. A. Bkl.
Harland, Henry (Sydney Luska, pseud.).
Cardinal's snuff-box.
"The charm lies in its artistic quality
and in the brightness of the repartee."
A. I>. A.
Lady paramount.
".Love comedy, alternating between Eng
land and Italy. Modern in setting but
romantic in spirit." A. L. A.
My friend Prospero.
"Romance of an Austrian princess and
an Englishman nobleman and a naive child.
Scene an old Italian villa/' A. L. A.
Harland, Marion, pseud. (Mrs. Mary Vir
ginia [Hawes] Terhune).
Distractions of Martha.
"Diverting account of the mishaps of a
young wife in her housekeeping." A. L, A.
Bkl.
Harold, the last of the Saxon kings. Lyt-
ton, E: G: E. L. B-.
Harper, Carrie Anna. See Dix, B. M., jt.
auth.
Harraden, Beatrice.
Ships that pass in the night.
"Striking story of suffering- and disap
pointment" Pittsburg.
Harris, Joel Chandler (Uncle Remus,
pseud.)-
Balaam and his master, a-nd other
sketches and stories.
"The melancholy and pathetic side of the
negro character predominates in these
stories." Baker.
FICTION CATALOG
Bishop and the boogerman.
An orphan and her imaginary playmate
bring sunshine to an old man.
Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann.
"A typical colored auntie's doings, with
rich discourse on the affairs of her former
master's family." N. Y. State Lib.
Tales of the home folks in peace and war.
"A dozen characteristic pictures of cen
tral Georgia." N. Y. State Lib.
Told by Uncle Remus.
Animal stones of the old plantation.
Harris, Mrs, Miriam Coles.
Rutledge.
Harrison, Mrs. Burton. See Harrison, C. C.
Harrison, Constance Cary (Mrs. Burton
Harrison).
Anglomaniacs.
Bachelor maid.
"Story of New York society: protests
amiably against the extremes of the new
woman.' * Pittsburg.
Harrison, Mrs. Mary St Leger (Kingsley)
(Lucas Malet, pseud.).
Far horizon.
"The merit of this novel lies in its un
usually strong: character drawing, especial
ly of the hero." A. L. A. Bkl.
Harry Lorrequer. Lever, C: J.
Harte, (Francis) Bret.
Colonel Starbottle's client, and some other
people.
1 'Bight stones of the south and west and
one of England/' N. Y. State Lib.
Gabriel Conroy.
"Scene, California during the forties and
fifties. Vivid pictures of life at a mining
camp/* A. L. A.
Luck of Roaring Camp, and other tales.
"The *Luck* is a babe whose coming
among the miners in the California settle
ment makes their lives better and more
humane." Baker.
Millionaire of Rough -an d-Ready.
Mrs. Skaggs's husbands.
Snowbound at Eagle's.
Under the redwoods.
"California stories. As good as its prede
cessors: we can not praise it more." N.
Y. State Lib.
Harvard episodes. Flandrau, C: M.
Harvest of the sea. Grenfell, W. T.
Haunters of the silences. Roberts, C:
G: D.
Hawkins, Anthony Hope (Anthony Hope,
pseud.).
Dolly dialogues.
"Witty chat between a society lady and
her admirer." A. L. A.
Double harness.
"The lesson of the tale is that marriage
need seldom be a complete failure.**' Spec.
Heart of Princess Osra.
"Nine romantic and fantastic tales re
lating the marvelous effects of the beauty
of a Princess of Zenda." N. Y. State Lib.
Helena's path [a comedy about a right of
way].
Indiscretion of the duchess.
"A novelette, combining tragedy and
comedy in small compass; characters
French." Baker.
Love's logic, and other stories.
Phroso.
"Adventures of an English nobleman on
a Greek island." Baker.
Prisoner of Zenda.
"A thorough-going' romance of cape and
sword in the 19th century environment."
Baker.
Quisante.
"English story of a self-made man, a
clever unscrupulous politician." N. Y. State
Lib.
Rupert of Hentzau.
"Quite as good as its predecessor, 'The
prisoner of Zenda.' " Dial.
Second string.
"English politics, stage life, country life
and three exceptionally lovable characters
are the chief features.'-" A. L. A. Bkl.
Sophy of Kravonia.
"'An English girl goes to Kravonia to
seek her fortune and saves the life of the
crown prince." Bk. R. Digest.
Tristram of Blent.
"English social novel. Plot turns on va
lidity of hero's claim to title and estate."
N. Y. State Lib.
Haworth's. Burnett, F. H.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel.
Blithedale romance.
"Idealized reminiscences of ... the com
munistic settlement at Brook Farm." Ba
ker.
Doctor Grimshawe's secret.
Dolliver romance.
Fanshawe.
House of the seven gables.
"Imaginative portraiture of the last gen
erations of a decaying family." Baker.
Marble faun.
"Scene laid in Rome. The development
of a soul through the knowledge of good
and evil." A. L. A.
Mosses from an old manse.
"Strangely interesting, novel, varied and
ingenious, full of fancy, and often with a
hidden allegory." Brander Matthews.
Scarlet letter.
"A strong story of the workings of con*
science embodied in. a romance of Puritan
Boston." A. L. A.
Septimius Felton.
Snow image.
Tales, sketches and other papers.
Twice-told tales.
"Imaginative renderings of traditions from
pre-Revolutionary times.' ' Baker.
Hay, Ian, pseud. See Beith, I. H.
Hay, John.
Bread-winners^.
Hay, Mary Cecil.
Old Myddleton's money.
Hayes, Henry, pseud. See Kirk, E. W.
Hazard of new fortunes. Howells, W: D.
Head of a hundred in the colony of Vir
ginia, 1622. Goodwin, M. W.
Healers. Maartens, M.
Heart of childhood. Howells, W: D., and
Alden, H: M., eds.
Heart of Hyacinth. Watanna, O.
Heart of Midlothian. Scott, W.
Heart of Princess Osra. Hawkins, A. H.
Heart of Rome. Crawford, F. M.
Heart of the ancient wood. Roberts, C:
G: D:
Heart of the west. Henry, O.
Heart of toil. French, A.
Heartbreak Hill. Viele, H. K.
Heart's Desire. Hough, E.
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Heart's highway. Freeman, M. E.
Heartsease. Yonge, C. M.
Heavenly twins. Grand, S.
Hector, Annie French. See Alexander,
Mrs., pseud.
Hector Servadac. Verne, J.
Heir of Redclyffe. Yonge, C. M.
Helbeck of Bannisdale. Ward, M. A.
Held for orders. Spearman, F. EL
Helen. Edgeworth, M.
Helen with the high hand. Bennett, E. A.
Helena's path. Hawkins, A. H.
Helen's babies. Habberton, J:
Helmet of Navarre. Runkle, B.
Helpers. Lynde, F.
Heming, Arthur Henry Howard.
Spirit Lake.
"Describes in detail the home life of the
Saulteaux, their superstitions, wood lore,
myths, and rites." A. I/. A. Bkl.
Henderson, Charles Hanford.
John Percyfield [the anatomy of cheer
fulness].
"A love story in setting of discursive
talk and reflection in a vein suggestive of
the 'Autocrat of the breakfast-table.' '*>
Pittsburg.
Henry, O., pseud. (Sydney Porter).
Cabbages and kings.
A humorous novel of Central American
politics.
Four million.
Gentle grafter [fourteen stories].
Heart of the west.
Options.
Roads of destiny [short stories].
Strictly business: more stories of the
four million.
Trimmed lamp and other stones of the
four million.
Voice of the city; further stones of the
four million.
Whirligigs [short stories].
"Men and their affairs are here presented
as serio-comic playthings gyrating un
accountably in the winds of chance." Na
tion.
Henry Esmond. Thackeray, W: M.
Her dearest foe. Alexander, Mrs.
Her ladyship's elephant. Wells, D: D.
Her Majesty's rebels. Lysaght, S. R.
Her mountain lover. Garland, H.
Herald of the west. Altsheler, J. A.
Hereward, the last of the English. Kings-
ley, C:
Heritage of the desert. Grey, Z.
Heritage of unrest. Overton, G.
Hero in homespun. Barton, W: E.
Heroine of the strait. Crowley, M. C.
Heronford. Keightley, S: R.
Herrick, Robert Welch.
Common lot.
"Study of a young 1 Chicago architect's
temptation to yield his ideals to the lures
of commercialism and greed/ 1 N, Y. State
Lib.
Master of the inn.
"It is a chapter in American idealism,
and it is also an admirable example of the
best contemporary American writing. Bk.
R. Digest.
Hesper. Garland, H.
Hetty Wesley. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Hewlett, Maurice Henry.
Fool errant.
"Mr. Hewlett draws a brilliant picture
of a decadent period." Pub. Opin.
Forest lovers.
"In style alone it is an extraordinary
achievement. ... In the matter of inter
preting nature there are passages in this
book that I have never seen surpassed in
prose fiction." James Lane Allen.
Halfway house: a comedy of degrees.
"A story of the present day and Mere-
dithian to the core." Bookm.
Life and death of Richard Yea-and-Nay.
"Richard Cosur de Lion and crusades.
Medieval romance of glowing style." N. T
State Lib.
Queen's quair.
"Poetic and sympathetic romance or
Mary, queen of Scots." Pittsburg.
Spanish jade [story of the ipth century
Spain].
Stooping lady.
"Deals with a proud Irish girl, who
'stoops' to one beneath her in station."
Bk. R. Digest.
Heyse, Paul Johann Ludwig.
Children of the world.
Hichens, Robert Smythe.
Garden of Allah.
"The desert of Sahara is not merely the
background but an essential part of this
story of love and renunciation." Pittsburgh
Londoners: a satire on modern society.
Hickman, William Albert.
Sacrifice of the Shannon.
"Story of the Canadian ice-crushers and
the heroes that man them." Pittsburg.
Hicks, Mrs. Philip. See Whitby, B. J.
Highland widow. Scott, W.
Hill, Frederick Trevor.
Minority.
Web [realistic legal novel].
Hill, Marion. _
Pettison twins.
"Humorous stories of children." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Hillern, Wilhelmine (Birch) von.
Only a girl.
Hillyars and the Burtons. Kingsley, H:
Hinkson, Mrs. Katharine (Tynan).
Story of Bawn [a charming Irish girl].
His courtship. Martin, H. R.
His daughter first. Hardy, A. S.
His grace. Norris, W: E:
His Majesty, myself. Baker, W: M.
His own people. Tarkington, B.
History of Henry Esmond. Thackerajr, W:
M.
History of Lady Betty Stair. Seawell, M. E.
History of Pendennis. Thackeray, W: M.
History of Tom Jones. Fielding, H:
Hobbes, John Oliver, pseud. See Craigie,
P. M. T. R.
Hoffman, Robert Fulkerson.
Mark Enderby, engineer.
"Strong and virile stories of railway life
loosely strung together on the thread of
Enderby's personality to form a novel-
A. L. A. Bkl.
Holland, Tosiah Gilbert.
Arthur Bonnicastle, an American novel.
Bay-path; a tale of New England colonial
life.
FICTION CATALOG
Miss Gilbert's career.
"Study of contemporary life in a fac
tory village." Baker.
Holly and pizen. Stuart, R.
Holme, Saxe, pseud. See Jackson, H. M.
H.
Holmes, Oliver Wendell.
Elsie Venner [a psychological study].
Guardian angel [a study in heredity].
Mortal antipathy.
"A psychological study of an aversion to
women, caused by an accident to the hero
while a baby." Phila.
Home influence. Aguilar, G.
Homo sura. Ebers, G: M.
Honorable Peter Stirling. Ford, P. L.
Hoosier school-master. Eggleston, E:
Hoover, Bessie Ray.
Opal.
"Equal in humor and interest to 'Pa
Flickinger's folks' to which it is a sequel."
A. L. A. Bkl. .
Pa Flickinger's folks.
"A friendly, optimistic realism is the
great merit of this book." Ind.
Hope, Anthony, pseud. See Hawkins, A. H.
Hope Mills. Douglas, A. M.
Hopkins, Mrs. Margaret Sutton (Briscoe).
See Briscoe, M. S.
Hopkins, William John
Meddlings of Eve.
"Two slightly connected stories in which
the Adam and Eve of 'The ciammer' help
along or try to help along the love affairs
of friends." A. L. A. Bkl.
Old Harbor.
A story of unusual happenings in an old
seaport town.
Hornung, Ernest William.
Denis Dent.
"A story of the sea, the Australian gold
mines and the Crimean war." Pittsburg.
Shadow of the rope.
"Ingenious and exciting story of a crime
and its detection." N. Y. State Lib.
Horses nine. Ford, S.
Horse's tale. Clemens, S: L.
Hosts of the Lord. Steel, F. A.
Hough, Emerson.
Heart's Desire.
"Mr. Hough has surpassed his best pre
vious efforts for our entertainment." Wm.
M. Payne.
Mississippi bubble.
"Deals with the fortunes of John Law,
the financier and projector of commercial
schemes." Pittsburg.
Way of a man.
"Shows the effect of a broad strong en
vironment on human beings." Bk. R. Di
gest.
Hound of the Baskervilles. Doyle, C.
House-boat on the Styx. Bangs, J: K.
House by the medlar-tree. Verga, G.
House of a merchant prince. Bishop, W: H:
House of Egremont. Seawell, M. E.
House of fulfilment Martin, G: M.
House of Martha. Stockton, F. R:
House of mirth. Wharton, E. N.
House of the seven gables. Hawthorne, N.
House of the wolf. Weyman, S. J:
Howard, Blanche Willis (Now Baroness
von Teuffel).
Aunt Serena.
Guenn; a wave on- the Breton coast.
"Pathetic picture of the hopeless love of
a Breton peasant maiden for a painter."
Richardson.
One summer.
"Love story brightly told. Scene, a New
England village." N. Y. State Lib.
Howe, Edgar Watson.
Story ot a country town.
"A powerful drama and a singularly com
plete presentation not only ot" the actual
life in the country town, but also of the
spirit which makes that life the hard, bar
ren, ugly thing it is." Nation.
Howe, Maud. See, Elliott, M. H.
Howells, William Dean.
April hopes.
"The April time of courtship." Baker.
Between the dark and the daylight.
"Of the seven tales told by old friends
at the club, four are psychological ro
mances." Bk. R. Digest.
Boy's town.
Chance acquaintance.
"A highly educated gentleman from Bos
ton . . . wins the heart of a romantic and
unsophisticated girl." Baker.
Fennel and rue [story of a young novel-
ist].
Foregone conclusion.
"An international love- drama . . . the
canals and palaces of Venice being the
scene." Baker.
Hazard of new fortunes.
4 'Experiences in search of a family apart
ment are a main episode." Baker.
Indian summer.
"A love drama, of which the persons are
Americans in Florence." Baker.
Kentons.
**An entertaining study of tempera
ment." -Pittsburg.
Lady of the Aroostook.
"A young New England girl's voyage in
a sailing vessel from Boston to Trieste and
its outcome." N. Y. State Lib.
Landlord at Lion's Head.
Letters home.
"Excellent descriptions of up-to-date New
York." Pub. Wkly.
Minister's charge; or, The apprentice
ship of Lemuel Barker.
Miss Bellard's inspiration.
"A clever presentation of the inconsist
encies of the feminine mind and the for
bearance of the masculine." A. L. A. Bkl.
Modern instance.
"Delineation of the whole life of a vil-
.lage in Maine." Baker.
Pair of patient lovers.
Rise of Silas Lapham.
"An ignorant . . . but manly character,
who is brought into humorous contrast
with the refined society of the city." Ba
ker.
Son of Royal Langbrith.
"Presents a delicate moral problem, in
volved in suppression of truth about a man
unworthy the respect paid him after
death." N. Y. State Lib.
Story of a play.
"Portrays vicissitudes attending 1 a pro
duction of a young newspaper man's play."
N. Y. State Lib.
Their silver wedding journey.
Sequel to Their wedding journey.
Their wedding journey.
"Experiences . . . and talk of a pair of
Bostonians on their honeymoon." Baker.
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Through the eye ot the needle.
"A sociological study of a traveler from
Altruna who falls in love with, and mar
ries an American woman." A. JL. A. likl.
- and Alden, Henry Mills.
(eds.) Ditterent girls,
(eds.) Heart of childhood.
(eds.) Quaint courtships.
(eds.) Ineir husbands' wives.
"bix short stories of married life, humor
ous, emotional, psychological, and enter
taining." A. JL. A. Bkl.
(eds.) Under the sunset.
~-and others.
Whole family: a novel by twelve authors.
Huckleberry Finn. Clemens, S: L.
Hueffer, Ford Madox. See Conrad, J., jt.
auth.
Hugh Gwyeth. Dix, B. M.
Hugh Wynne, free Quaker. Mitchell, S. W.
Hughes, Thomas.
Tom Brown at Oxford.
"An ideal picture of the young English
man, athlete, scholar, gentleman." Balcer.
Tom Brown's schooldays.
"Tom's early days in the country and his
life and adventures at Kugby under Dr.
Arnold." Baker.
Hugo, Victor Marie.
Man who laughs.
*"A fantastic and partly burlesque picture
of English life and institutions in the Stu
art period." Baker.
Les miserables.
"Aims at exhibiting the fabric of civili
zation in all its details." Baker.
Ninety-three.
"Theater of action the forests of La Ven-
d6e in the French revolution." Baker.
Notre Dame de Paris.
"Resuscitates medieval Paris, its Gothic
architecture and its peoples." Baker.
Toilers of the sea.
"The eternal struggle between man's will
and the elemental powers of nature." Ba
ker.
Humble romance. Freeman, M. E.
Hungerford, Mrs. Margaret Hamilton Arg-
les (The Duchess, pseud.).
Molly Bawn.
Hurd, Marian Kent.
When she came home from college.
"A bright, humorous story that can be
recommended for girls of high school age
and older.' 1 A. L,. A. Bkl.
Hutten zum Stolzenberg, Bettina (Riddle).
baroness von.
Our lady of the Beeches.
Hyatt, Stanley Portal.
End of the road.
Story of South Africa before the Boer
war.
Little brown brother.
"Love, war and politics enter into a story
of unusual interest, having the Philippines
after the capture of Aguinaldo for a set
ting." A. L. A. Bkl.
Hyne, (Charles John) Cutcliffe Wright.
Adventures of Captain Kettle.
"Medley of sea stories, pirates' adven
tures and humorous incidents." Pittsburg.
Hypatia. Kingsley, C:
Hyperion. Longfellow, H: W.
Iceland fisherman. Loti, P.
Idyll of All fool's day. Bacon, J. D.
If youth but knew. Castle, A. and E.
Illumination. See Frederic, H. Damnation
of Theron Ware.
Illustrious prince. Oppenheim, E: P.
Imp and the an'gel. Bacon, J. D.
Improvlsatore. Andersen, H- C.
In Calvert's valley. Montague, M. P.
In chimney corners. MacManus, S.
In connection with the De Willoughby
claim. Burnett, F. H.
In His name. Hale, E: E.
In Kedar's tents. Merriman, H: S.
In old Bellaire. Dillon, M. C.
In ole Virginia. Page, T N.
In our town. White, W A.
In silk attire. Black, W
In Simpkinsville. Stuart, R.
In the arena. Tarkington, B.
In the cheering-up business. Lee, M. C.
In the golden days. Bayly, A. E.
In the midst of alarms. Barr, R.
In the palace of the king. Crawford, F. M.
In the Sargasso sea. Janvier, T: A.
In the shadow of the Lord. Fraser, M.
In the "Stranger people's" country. Crad-
dock, C: E.
In the Tennessee mountains. Craddock,
C: E.
In the valley. Frederic, H.
Indian summer. Howells, W: D.
Indifference of Juliet. Richmond, G. L.^
Indiscretion of the duchess. Hawkins,
A. H.
Ingelow, Jean.
Fated to be free.
Sequel to Off the Skelligs.
Off the Skelligs.
"Sympathetic and delicate portraiture of
highly sensitive natures." Baker.
Sarah de Berenger.
Initials. Taiitphceus, J. M.
Inn of the Silver Moon. Viele, H. K.
International episode. James, H:
Intoxicated ghost Bates, A.
Involuntary chaperon. Cameron, M.
Irish idylls. Barlow, J.
Iron, Ralph, pseud. See Schreiner, Olive.
Ironmaster. Ohnet, G.
Irving, Washington.
Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Rip Van Winkle.
Isaacs, Jorge.
Maria.
"A novel by a South American author,
revealing the inner domestic life of his
people." A. L. A.
Isham, Frederic Stewart.
Half a chance.
"Deals with the regeneration of a de
bauched but unjustly convicted man, who
tho of good New England stock, had bat
ted from pillar to post since childhood/'
. Bk. B. Digest.
Isidro. Austin, M.
Isle of dreams. Kelly, M.
It is never too late to mend. Reade, C:
Italy. See Stael-Holstem, A. L. G. N. Co-
rinne.
Ivanhoe. Sc6tt, W.
FICTION CATALOG
J. Devlin, boss. Williams, F. C
Jack. Daudet, A.
Jack Hinton, the guardsman. Lever, C: J.
Jackson, Helen Maria (Fiske) Hunt (H.
H., pseud)-
Ramona.
"Indian romance of southern California;
strong plea for justice to the Indian." N.
Y. State Lib.
Jacob Faithful. Marry at, F:
Jacobs, William Wymark.
Dialstone lane.
"Diverting tale of a search for hidden
treasure buried on an island in the South
seas." Pittsburg.
Lady of the barge [short stories].
Light freights [short stories].
Many cargoes [short stories].
Salthaven [life in an English seaport
town].
"The sly turns, the badinage and chaff,
the oddly conceived situations, are all Ja
cobs at his best." Outlook.
Short cruises.
"Humorous tales of seafaring men." A.
L. A. Bid.
James, George Payne Rainsford.
Richelieu; a tale of France.
"History of Cinq-Mars and his fatal con
spiracy supplies the main action." Baker.
James, Henry.
American.
"The pride and meanness of the old no
bility are sharply contrasted with the
American's pluck and good nature." Ba
ker.
Better sort [stories].
Bostonians.
"Very faithful and delicately humorous
pictures of the life and scenery of eastern
Massachusetts." Richardson.
Daisy Miller.
"A social tragedy turning on the experi
ence of an American girl traveling in
Europe." A. L. A.
Golden bowl.
"An antique of crystal and gilt ... to
which a symbolic meaning is attached."
Pittsburg.
International episode.
"Turning on the problem, whether an
English nobleman is to marry a beautiful
American girl." Baker.
Portrait of a lady.
"Story of an Albany girl's life in Europe;
elaborate character study.' 1 N. Y. State
Lib.
Roderick Hudson.
"A resume in little of the strength and
weakness of genius." Baker.
Spoils of Poynton.
Washington square.
Jan Vedder's wife. Barr, A. E.
Jane Eyre. Bronte, C.
Jane Field. Freeman, M. E.
Janice Meredith. Ford, P. L.
Janvier, Thomas Allibone.
Aztec treasure-house.
*'Search after and the finding of a great
treasure, hidden among the Mexican moun
tains. " ' Pittsburg.
In the Sargasso sea.
"Adventures of a castaway, who . . ,
finds the long-lost treasure of a Spanish
galleon." Pittsburg.
Passing of Thomas.
"Five light-hearted stories. Scenes, Phil
adelphia and France/' N. Y. State Lib.
Santa Fe's partner.
"Humorous yarns of life in a mining
town." A. L. A. Bkl.
Japanese nightingale. Watanna, O.
Japhet in search of a father. Marryat, F;
Jerome, a poor man. Freeman, M. E.
Jerry. Elliott, S. B.
Jerry, junior. Webster, J.
Jessamy bride. Moore, F. F.
Jewel of Ynys Galon. Rhoscomyl, O.
Jewett, Sarah Orne.
Country doctor.
"Simple story of quiet and beautiful life
in rural New England." Baker.
Country of the pointed firs.
"Studies of life and character in a Maine
seacoast village." N. Y. State Lib.
Deephaven.
"Two young girls' summer in an old New
England seaport." A. L. A.
Old friends and new [and other stories].
Tales of New England.
"None has given so truthful and vivid an
expression of New England life and char
acter, within limitations, as Miss Jewett."
Leypoldt and lies.
Tory lover.
"Miss Jewett puts boldly to sea with
Gapt. Paul Jones and tells a stirring story."
Sat. R.
Jim Hands. Childs, R: W.
Jimmyjohn boss. Wister, O.
Joan of the sword hand. Crockett, S: R.
John, Eugenie E. Marlitt, pseud.).
Gold Elsie.
Little moorland princess.
"Story of a German heiress obscurely
brought up." A. L. A.
Old mam'selle's secret.
"Romance of a motherless German girl,
brought up in an unkindly puritanic fam
ily. "Pitts burg.
Second wife.
John Bodewin's testimony. Foote, M. H.
John Brent. Winthrop, T.
John Glynn. Paterson, A. H:
John Halifax, gentleman. Craik, D. M.
John Inglesant. Shorthouse, J. H:
~ohn March, southerner. Cable, G: W.
'ohn Marvel, assistant. Page, T: N.
"ohn Percyfield. Henderson, C: H.
^'ohn Ward, preacher. Deland, M. W.
Johnson, Owen.
Eternal boy,
"It is a story for boys, but for boys of
from fourteen to seventy." Bookm.
Varmint (Lawrenceville stories).
Johnson, Samuel.
Rasselas, prince of Abyssinia.
"A set of moral dialogues on the vicissi
tudes of human life." A. L. A.
Johnston, Mary.
Audrey.
"Virginia romance, with highly dramatic
and tragic elements. Historical setting,
early 18th century." N. T. State Lib.
Lewis Rand.
"Of all her novels 'Lewis Rand' has the
best right to be regarded as a literary
event" Nation.
FICTION CATALOG
Prisoners of hope.
"Romance of colonial Virginia and a
Roundhead 'redemptioner' in slavery." X.
Y. State Lib,
Sir Mortimer.
"Semi-historical novel of adventure in
the West Indies and the Spanish main in
the time 01 Elizabeth." Pittsburg.
To have and to hold.
"Adventure and love in colonial Virgin
ia." N. Y. State Lib.
Johnston, Richard Malcolm.
Old times in middle Georgia [short sto
ries],
Jokai, M aunts.
Black diamonds.
"Life in Hungary, partly in the coal
mines; partly in society and on the stock-
exchange. ' ' Pi ttsburg.
Eyes like the sea.
"A romance of the Hungarian war of in
dependence." Phila.
Jordan, Elizabeth Carver.
Many kingdoms [short stories].
Tales of the cloister [short stories].
"The picture of the nuns is full of human
sweetness." N. Y. State Lib.
Jorn Uhl. Frenssen, G.
Joseph Vance. De Morgan, W: F:
Judgment. Brown, A.
Judith Shakespeare. Black, W:
Jungle. Sinclair, U. B., jr.
Jupiter lights. Woolson, C. F.
Just for two. Cutting, M. S.
K
Katherine Day. Fuller, A.
Katrina. Gils'on, R. R.
Katrine. Lane, E. M.
Keary, Annie. ,
Castle Daly.
"Irish life at the time of the famine and
the Smith O'Brien insurrection." Baker.
Keightley, Samuel Robert.
Heronford.
"Stirring and romantic tale of adventure
in England 100 years ago." N. Y. State
Lib.
Keith, Marian.
Silver maple.
"Racial controversies and a mystery sur
rounding the birth of the chief character
furnish the incidents." A. L. A. BkL
Kelly, Myra (Mrs. Allan Macnaughton).
Isle of dreams [a story of a young
artist].
Little citizens.
"Sketches of the Jewish children in a
New York east side school/* A. L. A. Bkl.
Rosnah [adventures of an Irish heiress],
"The story is written with humor and
sprightliness." Outlook.
Wards of liberty.
"Pathetic and humorous portrayals of
'East side life. 1 " A. L. A. Bkl.
Kenelm Chillingly. Lytton, E: G: E. L. B-.
Kenilworth. Scott, W,
Kenton, Edna,
Clem.
"Clem is eminently worth while," Fred
eric Taber Cooper.
Kentons. Howells, W: D.
Kentuckians. Fox, J: f jr.
Kentucky cardinal. Allen, J. L,
Kester, Vaughan.
Manager of the B. & A.
"A railroad story, the scene of which is
laid in a little town in the lumber region of
Michigan. ' ' Pittsburg.
Keziah Coffin. Lincoln, J. C.
Khaled. See Crawford, F. M. Cigarette-
maker's romance.
Kidnapped. Stevenson, R. L:
Kidnapped colony. Andrews, M. R. S.
Kielland, Alexander Lange.
Tales of two countries.
Kllmeny. Black, W:
Kim. Kipling, R.
KIncaid's battery. Cable, G: W.
King, Charles.
Between the lines.
"Story of the civil war; excellent descrip
tion of battle of Gettysburg/' N. Y. State
Lib.
Captain Blake [sequel to Marion's faith].
Colonel's daughter.
"Light novel, sketching life at a south
western army post." X. Y. State Lib.
Marion's faith [sequel to The colonel's
daughter].
King and a few dukes. Chambers, R. W:
King in khaki. Webster, H: K.
King Noanett. Stimson, F: J.
King of Arcadia. Lynde, F.
King of the mountains About, E, R V.
King Solomon's mines. Haggard, R.
King Spruce. Day, H. F.
King's End. Brown, A.
Kings in exile. Daudet, A.
King's jackal. Davis, R: H.
King's own. Marryat, F:
King's revoke. Woods, M. L.
Kingsley, Charles.-
Alton Locke, tailor and poet.
"Exposes evils of 'sweating* in realistic
pictures of London poor." Baker.
Hereward, the last of the English.
"Historical romance dealing with the
Saxon hero's exploits." Baker.
Hypatia.
"Involves the spectacle of paganism ex
piring in the new birth of Christianity."
Pittsburg.
Two years ago.
"Story revolves round the life of a ra
tionalist," Baker.
Westward ho!
"Story of adventure in the reign of Queen
Elizabeth.'* Pittsburg.
Yeast: a problem.
"Opens up problems of faith and skep
ticism." Baker.
Kingsley, Mrs. Florence (Morse).
And so they were married.
A young married couple with extravagant
social ambitions are saved from wrecking
their happiness.
Resurrection of Miss Cynthia.
A spinster's return to health and happi
ness.
Transfiguration of Miss Philura.
Truthful Jane,
"There is a thoroughly human touch in
the handling of the whole story." Lit. D.
Kingsley, Henry.
Austin Eliot.
"Boyhood at Eton, reading parties in
Wales, excursions in, Scotland." Baker.
FICTION CATALOG
Hillyars and the Burtons.
"Sketches of character and scenes In
Australian colonies." Baker.
Ravenshoe.
"Marvelously vivid and imaginative.
Baker.
Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn.
"Some of the best descriptions ever writ
ten of the colony's early days." Leypoldt
& lies.
Kinkaid, Mrs. Mary Holland (McNeisli).
Man of yesterday.
"A noteworthy volume, not soon to be
forgotten." Frederic Taber Cooper.
Kinsman. Sidgwick, C.
Kipling, Rudyard.
Actions and reactions: short stories.
Captains courageous: a story of the
Grand Banks.
Day's work.
Kim.
"Adventures of a preternaturally shrewd
Irish-Indian boy ... in company with a
mystical llama."- N. Y. State Lib.
Life's handicap.
"Stories of the famous 'Soldiers three'
and tales of the English in Hindustan."
Baker.
Light that failed.
"Narrative of Bohemian life; intensely
realistic." Baker.
Manv inventions.
"Mainly stories of life in India." A. L.
A.
Naulahka [a search for a necklace in
India],
Plain tales from the hills.
"Forty stories and sketches of Anglo-
Indian life and manners, and of the na
tives, of Tommy Atkins, and others in In
dia." Baker.
Puck of Pook's Hill.
"A cross between fairy tales and histor
ical romances of elder Britain.*' Nation.
Soldier stories [military tales].
Traffics and discoveries.
"Characteristic short stories dealing 1 with
South African war, navy, army, reform and
the supernatural." N. Y. State Lib.
Kipps. Wells, H. G:
Kirby, William.
Golden dog.
"An historical romance founded on a
Quebec legend of the early days of the fur
trade." Pittsburg.
Kirk, Mrs. Ellen Warner (Olney) (Henry
Hayes, pseud.).
Apology of Aycliffe.
"Love affairs of a young New York girl
brought up by four aristocratic elderly
aunts." N. Y. State Ijib.
Good-bye, proud world.
"Quiet love story, scene laid in a Con
necticut village about 1885." Pittsburg.
Marcia.
*'A charming girl, whose assets are a
college education and a strong will . . .
starts out for herself/' A. L. A. Bkl.
Story of Margaret Kent.
Kismet. Fletcher, J. C.
Knapp, Adeline.
Well in the desert.
A man's solitary fight for health and
manhood in the desert.
Knapp, Margaret Lizzie.
But still a man.
A young minister's effort to fit into his
niche In a small town.
Knight of the Cumberland. Fox, J:, jr.
Knitters in the sun. French, A.
Lady Audrey's secret. Maxwell, M. E.
Lady Baltimore. Wister, O.
Lady Betty across the water. Williamson,
C: N., and A. M.
Lady Merton. Ward, M. A.
Lady of quality. Burnett, F. H.
Lady of the Aroostook. Howells, W: D.
Lady of the barge. Jacobs, W: W.
Lady of the decoration. Macaulay, Mrs.
F. C.
Lady or the tiger? Stockton, F. R:
Lady paramount. Harland, H:
Lady Rose's daughter. Ward, M. A.
Lagerlof, Selma.
From a Swedish homestead.
"Tells of a demented man won back to
sanity by love. " Acad. p
Lamartine, Alphonse Marie Louis de.
Raphael.
"An episode in the poet's own life forms
the groundwork of this romance." 'Pitts-
La Motte Fouque, Friedrich Heinrich Karl,
baron de.
Undine [a romantic fairy tale].
Lamplighter. Cummins, M. S.
Lartd of Cockayne. Serao, M.
Land of long ago. Obenchain, E. C.
Landlord at Lion's Head. Howells, W: D.
Lane, Mrs. Elinor Macartney.
Katrine.
"A romance of a woman's triumph and a
man's awakening to the stern realities of
life." R. of Rs.
Nancy Stair: a novel [of iSth century
Edinburg].
Lane that had no turning. Parker, Cx.
Lamed, Walter Cranston.
Arnaud's masterpiece.
"A romance of the Pyrenees in an age of
deep, religious superstition."
Last assembly ball. Foote, M. H.
Last chronicle of Barset. Trollope, A.
Last days of Pompeii. Lytton, E: G: E.
L. B-.
Last hope. Merriman, H: S.
Last of the barons. Lytton, E: G: E.
L. B-.
Last of the Knickerbockers. Viele, H. K.
Last of the Mohicans. Cooper, J. F.
Last spike. Warrnan, C.
Last voyage of the Donna Isabel. Par-
rish, R.
Late Mrs. Null. Stockton, F. R:
Laughlin, Clara Elizabeth.
Felicity, the making of a comedienne.
"A story of stage life . . . and a good deal
of sound, homely criticism of life." A. "L.
A. Bkl.
Laut, Agnes Christina.
Freebooters of the wilderness.
"A stirring romance based on present-day
lawlessness in the timber and grazing 1 sec
tions of the Rocky Mountain states."
L. A. Bkl.
Lavender and old lace. Reed, M.
Lavengro. Borrow, G: H:
Law and the lady. Collins, W,
Law-breakers. Grant, R.
FICTION CATALOG
Lazarre. Catherwood, M. H.
Leavenworth case. Green, A. K.
Led-Horse claim. Foote, M. H.
Lee, Jennette Harbour (Perry) (Mrs. Ger
ald S. Lee).
Happy Island: a new Uncle William
story.
Simeon Tetlow's shadow.
The shadow is a secretary who teaches a
railroad magnate regard for his fellowman.
Uncle William, the man who was shif-
less.
* 4 A big-hearted, slow-moving Nova Sco
tia fisherman . . . radiating helpfulness and
cheer." Ath.
Lee, ,Mrs. Mary Catherine (Jenkins).
In the cheering-up business.
Quaker girl of Xantucket
Lefevre, Edwin,
Sampson Rock of Wall street.
"Spirited and full of Incident. Will prob
ably be popular with men." A. L. A. Bkl.
Wall street stories.
"These stories have caught the spirit of
the street and interpreted its moods."
Boolxin.
Legend of Montrose. Scott, W.
Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Irving, W.
LeSage ? Alain Rene.
Adventures of Gil Bias of Santillane.
"A representation of all sides of life, and
all classes of people." Baker.
Less than kin. Miller, A. IX
Letters from a self-made merchant to his
son. Lorimer, G: H.
Letters from my mill. Daudet, A.
Letters from Sir Charles Grandison. Rich
ardson, S:
Letters home. Ho wells, W: D.
Lever, Charles James.
Charles O'Malley, the Irish dragoon.
"The peninsular war (1808-14); a med
ley of boisterous fun." Baker,
Harry Lorrequer.
"An Inimitable example of ... the rol
licking novel." Baker.
Jack Hinton, the guardsman.
"Diverting farrago of 1 overtaking 1 , adven
ture, and rollicking: humor.*' Baker.
Maurice Tiernay, the soldier of fortune.
"Story of the Napoleonic campaigns, the
French attempt on Ireland, etc/* -Baker.
Tom Burke of "Ours."
"Irish soldiers on service abroad." Ba
ker.
Lewis, Alfred Henry (Dan Quin, pseud.).
Boss, and how he came to rule New
York.
"Pseudo-autobiography of a Tammany
leader." Pittsburgh
Lewis Rand. Johnston, M.
Lie, Jonas Lauritz Edemil.
JPilot and his wife.
Life and death of Richard Yea-and-Nay.
Hewlett, M. H:
Life and opinions of Tristram Shandy, gen
tleman. Sterne, L.
Life for a life. Craik, D. M.
Life, treason and death of James Blount of
Breckenhow. Dix, B. M.
Life's handicap, Kipling, R.
Light freights, Jacobs, W: W.
Light that failed. Kipling, R.
Lightning conductor. Williamson, C: N.
and A. M.
Lilac sunbonnet. Crockett, S: R.
Liljencrantz, Ottilia Adelina.
Thrall of Leif the Lucky.
"The first Euro'pean discovery of the new
world, as related in the Icelandic sagas."
Pittsburg.
Ward of King Canute, a romance of the
Danish conquest.
Lillibridge, William Otis.
Dominant dollar.
"A strong", ^iiolesome, clean-cut piece of
work." N. Y. Times.
Lily of the valley. Balzac, H. de.
Lin McLean. Wister, O.
Lincoln, Joseph Crosby.
Cy Whittaker's place [a Cape Cod story].
"'Humorous, human and wholesome."
N. Y. Times.
Keziah Coffin.
"Keziah is a, female Cy Whittaker." N.
Y. Times.
Mr. Pratt.
"Humorous account of an attempt to live
the 'simple life.' " A. L/. A. Bkl.
Old home house.
"Yarns of 'longshore' skippers . . . and
summer boarders." A. L. A. Bkl.
Lincoln's love story. Atkinson, E.
Lion and the unicorn. Davis, R: H.
Lion's share. French, A.
Lisheen. Sheehan, P. A.
Listener's lure. Lucas, E: V.
Literary courtship. Fuller, A.
Little, Frances, pseud. See Macaulay, Mrs.
R C.
Little book of profitable tales. Field, E.
Little brown brother. Hyatt, S. P.
Little citizens. Kelly, M.
Little Dorrit. Dickens, C:
Little hills. Banks, N. H.
Little journey in the world. Warner, C: D.
Little minister. Barrie, J. M:
Little moorland princess. John, E.
Little pilgrim. Oliphant, M. O.
Little shepherd of Kingdom Come. Fox,
J:, jr.
Little Sister Snow. Macaulay, Mrs. F. C
Little stories of courtship. Cutting, M. S.
Little stories of married life. Cutting-,
M. S.
Little white bird. Barrie, J. M:
Loane, M.
From their point of view.
"A remarkable study of the English poor
by a district nurse and superintendent of
district nurses." A. L. A. Bkl.
Next street but one.
"She has a great gift for telling stories."
Lond. Times.
Locke, William John.
Beloved vagabond.
"Travels of a vagabond, who is at the
same time a g-entleman and something of
a philosopher." A. L. A. Bkl.
Morals of Marcus Ordeyne.
"Unusual, striking-, and brilliant to a de
gree is this story." N. T. Times.
Septimus.
"Septimus is a fresh and delightful figure
among story-book heroes." Nation.
Simon the jester.
FICTION CATALOG
Log of a cowboy. Adams, A.
London, Jack.
Call of the wild.
"Adventures of a St. Bernard dog in the
Klondike, and his final reversion to type."
Pittsburg.
Love of life, and other stories.
"Not so brutal as some of the earlier sto
ries of this author." A. L. A. Bkl.
Son of the wolf.
"Grim, powerful stories of white men in
Alaska." N. Y. State Lib.
Tales of the fish patrol.
White Fang.
"Fascinating story of a "wolf with a
strain of tame blood/' N. Y. State Lib.
Londoners. Hichens, R. S.
Lone Star. Lyie, E. P.
Lonely lady of Grosvenor square. De La
Pasture, E.
Long, John Luther.
Felice [story of Philadelphia's Italian
Quarter].
"Has moving 1 pathos and entertaining hu
mor." Outloo-k.
Madame Butterfly, and other stones.
Tales of Americans in Japan.
Prince of illusion.
"Short stories with a common delicate
individuality in the telling." N. Y. State
Lib.
Way of the gods.
**A 'girl-boy' born to be a gentle poet, is
educated and inspired to be a soldier of the
emperor of Japan." Outlook.
Long night. Weyman, S. J:
Long road. Oxenham, J:
Long trail. Garland, H.
Longfellow, Henry Wads worth.
Hyperion ^ [a romance of a young poet
and Switzerland].
Looking backward, 2000-1887. Bellamy, E:
Loomis, Charles Battell.
Minerva's manoeuvres.
"Experience of a young married couple
and their city-bred colored cook." N. Y.
State Lib.
Lord Jim. Conrad, J.
Lord Loveland discovers America. Wil
liamson, C: N. and A. M.
Lorimer, George Horace.
Letters from a self-made merchant to
his son.
Humorous and full of shrewd business
advice.
Lorna Doone. Blackmore, R: D.
Lorraine. Chambers, R. W:
Loss and gain. Newman, J: H:
Lost manuscript. Freytag, G.
Lost Sir Massingberd. Payn, J.
Lothair. Beaconsfield, B: D.
Loti, Pierre, pseud. (Louis Marie Julien
Viand)
Disenchanted.
Iceland fisherman.
"Loves of a Breton girl and a Breton
sailor/' Baker.
Madame Ohrysantheme.
"Japanese girl and a sailor." Phila
Louisiana. Burnett, F. H.
Lourdes. Zola, E.
Love in old clothes. Bunner, H: C.
Love-letters of a worldly woman. Clifford,
JL. !_/.
Love me little, love me long. Reade, C:
Love of life. London, J.
Love of Parson Lord. Freeman, M. E.
Lover, Samuel.
Handy Andy.
"Young native engaged as gentleman's
servant whose mistakes are very funny."
Baker.
Rory O'More.
"Rory is an idealisation of Irish good na
ture." Baker.
Lover of truth. White, E. CX
Love's logic. Hawkins, A. H.
Loves of Pelleas and Etarre. Gale, Z.
Love's young dream. Crockett, S: R.
Lovey Mary. Rice, A. C.
Lucas, Edward Verrall.
Listener's lure.
"A slight love story told in the form of
letters." N. Y. State lib.
Luck of Roaring Camp. Harte, B.
Luke Delmege. Sheehan, P. A.
Lush, Charles Keeler.
Federal judge.
"A man of strict integrity who is ... the
advocate of the people against the en
croachments of corporations."^ Pittsburg.
Luska, Sidney, pseud. See Harland, H:
Lyall, Edna, pseud. See Bayly, A. E.
Lyle, Eugene P.
Lone Star.
"Revolt of the Texans from. Mexican
rule." A. L. A. Bkl.
Lynde, Francis.
Empire builders.
Grafters [a Western political and rail
road story].
Helpers.
"Hero, a young civil engineer who loses
his moral grip, struggles, falls and rights
again. Scenes, Denver and mining re
gions." N. Y. State Lib.
King of Arcadia: a Colorado story.
"There is the breath of out-of-doors in
every page." Lit. D.
Quickening.
"Spiritual development and fortunes" . . .
of a young Tennessean." N. Y. State Lib.
Taming of Red Butte Western.
A story of a young collegian's struggle to
whip a western railroad into shape, at the
same time overcoming his own cowardiqe.
Lysaght, Sidney Royse.
Her Majesty's rebels.
"Struggle for home rule in Ireland." A.
L. A. Bkl.
Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bul-
wer~.
Caxtons.
"A novel of manners in form of family
memoirs by the hero." Baker.
Eugene Aram.
"An unusually successful study in fiction
of a complex psychologic case." A. L. A,
Eva.
Harold, the last of the Saxon kings.
"Tragic history of Harold's fall. Accu
rate historically." 1 Baker.
Kenelm Chillingly.
"Sober and faithful picture of manners in
the class of society typified by the country
squire." Baker.
Last days of Pompeii.
Last of the barons.
"Warwick the king-maker and his strife
with Edward IV." Baker.
FICTION CATALOG
33
My novel.
"The amusements ... of the idle mem
bers of English" society, thrown on a very
broad canvas." Baker.
Paul Clifford.
"A novel written in the interests of re
form in the treatment of English crimi
nals." Phila.
Rienzi, the last of the Roman tribunes.
"A striking picture of the Roman popu
lace of the 14th century." Pittsburgh.
Strange story.
"One of the most fascinating 1 embodi
ments in fiction of the occult philosophy."
A. L. A.
What will he do with it?
Zanoni.
"A Gothic story of the Rosicrucians and
the sacret of attaining eternal youth/'
Baker.
M
Maartens, Maarten, pseud. (Jozua Marius
Willem van der Poorten-Schwartz).
God's fool.
"Study of a strong young man whose in
tellect is that of a child." Baker.
The healers.
My lady Nobody.
"A crowd of characters are gathered
round a decayed Dutch baronial family."
Baker.
Price of Lis Doris.
"Strong in its characterizations and ab
sorbing in interest." A. L. A. Bkl.
Macaulay, Mrs. Fannie C. (Frances Little,
pseud.).
Lady of the decoration.
Little Sister Snow.
McCall, Sidney, pseud. See Fenollosa,
M. M.
McCarthy, Justin Huntly.
Duke's motto.
"A stirring tale of love and mtri^rue set
in the times of Louis XIII." Bk, R. Digest.
McClung, Mrs. Nellie Letitia Mooney.
Sowing seeds in Danny.
"There is much of the same kind of home
ly humor and sentiment that made 'Mrs.
Wiggs of the cabbage patch* unique and
popular." A. L. A. Bkl.
MacDonald, George.
Alec Forbes of Howglen.
"Some inhabitants of an obscure village
in the north of Scotland." Bak;er.
Annals of a quiet neighborhood.
"Inner life of a Scotch parish as revealed
to its rector." N. Y. State Lib.
David Elginbrod.
"Pious Scottish peasant and his daugh
ter. A vein of mysticism." Baker.
Donal Grant.
"The influence of a religious layman in a
Scotch village." Phila.
Malcolm.
"Heir to an earldom ... is brought up to
be a fisherman." Phila.
Marquis of Lossie [sequel to Malcolm].
Robert Falconer.
"Portraying a boy's moral and spiritual
development in spite of severe repression/'
N. Y. State Lib.
St. George and St. Michael.
"Romance of the civil war In England
(1645-1648)." A. L. A.
Seaboard parish.
"History of a long holiday spent by a
clergyman and his family on the Cornish
coast." Baker.
Sir Gibbie.
"The hero is a beautiful and interesting
character." Baker.
Thomas Wingfold, curate.
"Conversion of a clergyman from mere
professional lip service to a hearty and
genuine faith in God." Baker.
Warlock o' Glenwarlock.
McFall, Mrs. Haldane (Mme. Sarah Grand,
pseud.).
Heavenly twins [story of two clever mis
chievous children].
McFarlane, Arthur Emerson.
Redney McGaw.
"Though a boys' story, one that many
adults will enjoy." A. K A. Bkl.
MacGowan, Alice.
Sword in the mountains.
"An ambitious and unbiased story of the
civil war as it affected a group of Tennes
see mountain people.' 1 A. L. A. Bkl.
MacGrath, Harold.
Goose girl [scene, a German principality].
A romance of a goose girl, a princess, a
king in disguise, and an American.
MacHarg, William. See Balmer, E., jt. auth.
Mackay, Minnie. See Corelli, M.
Maclaren, Ian, pseud. See Watson, J:
McLean, Sarah Pratt. See Greene, S. P.
Macleod of Dare. Black, W: *
MacManus, Seumas (Mac, pseud.).
In chimney corners.
"Irish folk and fairy tales.' 1 N. Y. State
Lib.
Through the turf smoke: the love, lore
and laughter of old Ireland.
Macphail, Andrew.
Vine of Sibmah.
"A good historical novel, one of the bfflt
since 'Hugh Wynne.' " Ind.
Madame Butterfly. Long, J: L.
Madame Chrysantheme. Loti, P.
Madame de Treymes. Wharton, E. N.
Madame Therese. Erckmann, E., and
Chatrian, A.
Madlgans. Michelson, M.
Madness of Philip. Bacon, J. D.
Magic skin. See Balzac, H. de. Wild ass's
skin.
Magistrate's own case. Rosenkrantz, P.
A. y.
Magnetic north. Robins, E.
Magruder, Julia.
Princess Sonia.
Maid-at-arms, Chambers, R. W:
Maid of Maiden Lane. Barr, A. E.
Maids of Paradise. Chambers, R. W:
Main-travelled roads. Garland, H.
Major, Charles (Edwin Caskoden, pseud.).
When knighthood was in flower.
"The romantic love story of Mary Tudor,
sister of Henry VIII." N. Y. State Lib.
Major Vigoureux. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Maker of history. Oppenheim, E: P.
Making of Christopher Ferringham. Dix,
B. M.
Malcolm. MacDonald, G:
Malefactor. Oppenheim, E: P.
Malet, Lucas, pseud. See Harrison, M.
S.
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FICTION CATALOG
Man and wife. Collins, W.
Man from America. De La Pasture, E.
Man from Glengarry. Connor, R.
Man higher up. Miller, H: R.
Man in lower ten. Rinehart, M. R.
Man of Sark. Oxenham, J:
Man of the hour. French, A.
Man of yesterday. Kinkaid, M. H.
Man outside. Martyn, W.
Man who ended war. Godfrey, H.
Man who laughs. Hugo, V: M.
Man with the broken ear. About, E.
Man without a country. Hale, E: E.
Man without a shadow. Cabot, O.
Manager of the B. & A. Kester, V.
Manassas. Sinclair, U. B., jr.
Mannerings. Brown, A.
Mansfield park. Austen, J.
Mantle of Elijah. Zangwill, I.
Manxman. Caine, H.
Many cargoes, Jacobs, W: W.
Many inventions. Kipling, R.
Many kingdoms. Jordan, E. G.
Manzoni, Alessandro.
Betrothed.
"Greatest of Italian romances. Milan . . .
at the time of Spanish domination in 17th
century. ' ' Baker.
Marble faun. Hawthorne, N.
Marcella. Ward, M. A.
March hares. Frederic, H.
Marcia. Kirk, E. W.
Margaret. Haggard, R.
Margaret Warrener. Brown, A.
Marguerite de Valois. Dumas, A.
Maria. Isaacs, J.
Marietta. Crawford, F. M.
Marion's faith. King, C:
Marius the epicurean. Pater, W. H.
Marjorie Daw, and other people. Aldrich,
T: B.
Mark Enderby, engineer. Hoffman, R. F.
Market-place. Frederic, H.
Marlitt, E., pseud. See John, E.
Marooned. Russell, W: C.
Marquis of Lossie. MacDonald, G:
Marriage of William Ashe. Ward, M. A.
Married life of the Frederic Carrolls. Wil
liams, J. L. .
Marrow of tradition. Chesnutt, C: W.
Marryat, Capt. Frederick.
Jacob Faithful.
"Life at a charity school . . . and life on
the river till he ... sees service in a frig
ate/' Baker.
Japhet in search of a father.
"Exceptional ... as not dealing with the
sea/* Baker,
King's own.
"Adventures of a daring smuggler who
Impresses the young hero into his crew."
Baker.
Mr. -Midshipman Easy.
"Gives a vivid idea of active service dur
ing the great war." Baker.
Peter Simple.
"He would have stood in the first class
of sea-scribes had he written nothing but
'Peter Simple/ '* Blackw.
Marshall, Archibald.
Exton manor.
"A tempest in a village teapot. Told In
the mild, intimate style made familiar by
Trollope." A. L. A. Bkl.
Martin, Mrs. Atwood R. See Martin, G:
M., pseud.
Martin, Edward Sandford.
Courtship of a careful man.
"Short stories of New York life." A. L,.
A. Bkl.
Martin, George Madden (Mrs. Atwood R.
Martin).
Emmy Lou.
"Satirizes some school methods and man
ners/' N. Y. State Lib.
House of fulfilment.
"Interesting contrasts between northern
and southern types of character/' Pitts-
burg.
Martin, Mrs. Helen Reimensnyder.
Betrothal of Elypholate.
"Short stories humorously and sympa
thetically interpreting the peculiar and
characteristic traits of the new Mennon-
ites/' A. L. A. Bkl.
His courtship.
"A story marked by unusual powers of
penetrating observation." W: M. Payne.
Tillie: a Mennonite maid [whose aspira
tions rise above her sordid surround
ings].
Martin, Violet (Martin Ross, pseud.). See
Somerville, E. A. E., jt. auth.
Martin Chuzzlewit. Dickens, C:
Martyn, Wyndham.
Man outside.
"Entertaining tale of a young English
lord's search for happiness under an incog
nito." A. L. A. Bkl.
Mary Barton. Gaskell, E. C.
Marzio's crucifix. Crawford, F. M.
Mason, Alfred Edward Woodley.
Broken road.
"Deals with the English rule over In
dia." Ek. R. Digest.
Courtship of Morrice Buckler.
"A semi-historical romance after the
style of Dumas." Baker.
Four feathers.
"A brave man who . . . becomes a coward
in the eyes of friends." N. Y. State Lib.
Running' water.
"The scenes are set mainly in the Alps, in
London, and in a Dorsetshire village." A.
L. A. Bkl.
Truants.
"An exciting story of London life."' Bk.
R. Digest.
Mason, Caroline Atwater.
Mystery of Miss Mott.
"The plan and scope of this little story
are rather out of the usual." Nation.
Mason, Mrs. Grace Startwell.
Godparents.
"The book has a daintiness, a wholesome-
ness and a deftness of treatment that give
it a genuine and pr evading charm/' IT: T.
Cooper.
Masquerader. Thurston, K. 'C.
Master. Zangwill, I.
Master and man. Tolstoi, L. N.
Master mosaic-workers. Sand, G:
Master of Ballantrae. Stevenson, R. L:
Master of the inn. Herrick, R. W.
Masters of men. Robertson, M.
Masters of the wheat-lands. Bindloss, H.
Matrimonial bureau. Wells, C., and Taber,
H. P.
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35
Matthews, (James) Brander.
(ed.) Short story.
"Specimen stories, selected to show the
development of the short story." A. L>. A.
Bkl.
(ed.) Vignettes of Manhattan [short sto
ries].
and others.
With my friends; tales told in partner
ship.
Maupassant, (Henri Rene Albert) Guy de.
Odd number [and other stories].
Pierre and Jean.
Mauprat. Sand, G:
Maurice Tiernay. Lever, C: J.
Maxwell, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (Braddon).
Lady Audley's secret.
"'The sort of book to be read by every
body." Ath.
Mayor of Casterbridge. Hardy, T:
Mayor of Troy. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Meadow-grass. Brown, A.
Meddlings of Eve. Hopkins, W: J:
Melville, Herman.
Typee, real romance of the South seas.
Memoirs of a baby. Bacon, J. D.
Memoirs of a physician. Dumas, A.
Memoirs of Barry Lyndon, esq., written
by himself. Thackeray, W: M.
Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Doyle, C.
Men of the moss-hags. Crockett, S: R.
Men with the bark on. Remington, F:
Meredith, George.
Adventures of Harry Richmond.
"Kaleidoscopic . . . rich in Imaginative
descriptions of country and town." Baker.
Beauchamp's career.
"'Broad view of the politics of mid-cen
tury England in the light of Carlyle's
teaching." Baker.
Diana of the Crossways.
"Story of a woman of genius. . . . Dia
logue is unusually witty/' Baker.
Egoist; a comedy in narrative.
"Tragic in its exposure of the secret ego
ism that Is in ail men." Baker.
Ordeal o'f Richard Feverel.
"The ultimate fruit of blindness and er
ror." Baker.
Rhoda Fleming.
"Rustic scenes provide . . . humor, but
the main action is serious." Baker.
Sandra Belloni, originally Emilia in Eng
land.
"Comedy of English society and the do
mestic life of a parvenu family." Baker.
Vittoria [sequel to Sandra Belloni].
Merely players. Tracy, V.
Merriman, Henry Seton, pseud. (Hugh
Stowell Scott).
Barlasch of the guard.
"Dantzic and Russia at time of Napoleon's
Invasion and retreat." Fittsburg.
From "one generation to another.
In Kedar's tents.
"England during the Chartist uprising."
Plttsburg.
Last hope.
"Intrigue to place an alleged son of the
dauphin on the throne of France.** Pitts-
burg.
Roden's corner.
"Story of a 'corner* in the commercial
sense/* N. T. State Lib.
Sowers.
"Political intrigue, showing the degrada
tion of the Russian peasants." Mass JLib.
Club.
Vultures.
"Love and political intrigue in Warsaw."
N. Y. State Lib.
With edged tools.
Merry men. Stevenson, R. L:
Merwin, Bannister.
Girl and the bill.
Diverting story of adventures that follow
the receiving of a marked bill.
Merwin, Samuel.
Road-builders.
''Spirited story of a dashing engineering
feat In Texas." N. Y. State Lib.
Whip hand: a tale of the pine country
[and lumber trusts].
and Webster, Henry Kitcheli
Calumet K.
"Grain elevator, which Charlie Bannon
has to build against time." Baker.
Short line war.
"Unsuccessful attempt to take forcible
possession of the road." Pittsburg.
Mettle of the pasture. Allen, J. L.
Micah Clarke. Doyle, C.
Michael Strogroff. Verne, J.
Michelson, Miriam.
Madigans.
"Exceedingly clever sketch of ... self-
willed and enterprising children. "A. L. A.
Bkl.
Middle aged love stories. Bacon, J, D.
Middlemarch. Eliot, G:
Midge. Bunner, H: C
Midsummer day's dream. Watson, H: B.
M.
Miles Wallingford. Cooper, J. F.
Militants. Andrews, M. R. S.
Mill on the Floss. Eliot, G:
Miller, Alice Duer (Mrs. Henry Wise Mil
ler).
Calderon's prisoner.
Less than kin.
An American in South America returns
home assuming name of another.
Miller, Elizabeth Jane.
City of delight.
A romance with the fall of Jerusalem as
a background.
Saul of Tarsus; a tale of the early Chris
tians.
"A vivid and absorbing 1 narrative." A. L
A. Bkl.
Miller, Henry Russell.
Man higher up.
"A clever political story depicting cor
rupt conditions in a modern American city
(Pittsburgh) and following the progress of
the hero from newsboy to reform governor.
In ideals and sentiments a reminder of
"The Honorable Peter Starling.' "A. K
A. Bkl.
Millionaire of Rough-and-Ready. Harte, B.
Minerva's manoeuvres. Loomis, C: B.
Minister's chargre. Ho wells, W: D.
Minister's wooing:. Stowe, H. E.
Minority. Hill, F: T.
Mirage. Thurston, E. T.
Mirror of Shalott Benson, R. H.
Mis6rables, Lcs. Hugo, V: M.
Miss Angel. Ritchie, A. I.
Miss Bellard's inspiration. How ells, W: D.
Miss Gilbert's career. Holland, J. G.
FICTION CATALOG
Miss Marjoribanks. Oliphant, M. O.
Miss Primrose. Gilson, R. R.
Miss Pritchard's wedding trip. Burnham,
C. L.
Miss Selina Lue % Daviess, M. T.
Miss Toosey's mission. Whitaker, E.
Missionary sheriff. French, A.
Mississippi bubble. Hough, E.
Mr. Crewe's career. Churchill, W.
Mr. Isaacs. Crawford, F. M.
Mr. Midshipman Easy. Marryat, F:
Mr. Opp. Rice. A. C.
Mr. Pratt. Lincoln, J. C.
Mr. Salt. Payne, W:
Mr. Tommy Dove. Deland, M. W.
Mr. Tuckerman's nieces. Brown, H. D.
Mrs. Cliff's yacht. Stockton, F. R:
Mrs. Knollys. Stimson, F: J.
Mrs. Skaggs's husbands. Harte, B.
Mrs. Tree. Richards, L. E.
Mrs. Tree's will. Richards, L. E.
Mrs. Wiggs of the cabbage patch. Rice,
A. C.
Mitchell, John Ames.
Amos Judd fan East Indian prince in
New England].
"The heir of an Indian rajah is educated
in New England. Clash of heredity and 'en
vironment make an unusual tale." A. JL.
A,
Pines of Lory.
Experiences of a man and woman cast
away on a barren coast.
Villa Claudia.
"Modern Americans in one of Horace's
villas." N. Y. State Lib.
Mitchell, Silas Weir.
Adventures of Frangois.
"French revolution. The hero a vagabond
of singular 'charm." N. Y. State Lib.
Characteristics.
"Table talk of an Intimate coterie of ...
men, and women." Baker.
Circumstance.
"Adventures . . . complicate life for a
highly respectable Philadelphia family."' N.
Y. State Lib.
Comedy of conscience.
"A lady finds in her shopping bag ... a
diamond dropped by the thief." N. Y. State
Lib.
Constance Trescot.
"A masterly book, unusual, and real, both
in theme and characters." Bk. R. Digrest.
Dr. North and his friends.
"Table talk of group of cultivated Phila-
delphians." N. Y. State Lib.
Guillotine club, and other stories.
Hugh Wynne, free Quaker.
"Washington is carefully and somewhat
critically drawn." Literature.
Red city [follows Hugh Wynne].
Hero is a. Huguenot mlgr.
When all the woods are green.
"Capital descriptions of salmon fishing,
bear hunting, etc." Pub. Wkly.
Youth of Washington told in the form
of an autobiography.
"A triumph of pseudo-autobiography,"
N. Y. State Lib.
Modern chronicle. Churchill, W.
Modern instance. Howells, W: D.
Molly Bawn. Hungerford, M. H. A.
Molly Make-Believe. Coburn, E, H.
Monastery. Scott, W.
Monk and the dancer. Smith, A. C.
Monk of the Aventine. Eckstein, E.
Monks of Thelema. Besant, W., and Rice,
Monsieur Beattcaire. Tarkington, B.
Monsieur Lecoq. Gaboriau, E.
Montague, Margaret Prescott.
In Calvert's valley.
"Has some good bits of humor and senti
ment." A. L. A. BkL
Montgomery, .Lucy Maud.
Anne of Avonlea.
"Contains much the same gentle charm
that made 'Anne of Green Gables' so de
lectable a book." Bookm.
Anne of Green Gables.
"Anne is a sort of Canadian 'Rebecca of
Sunnybrook farm.' " Outlook.
Montlivet. Smith, A. P.
Montresor, Frances Frederica.
At the cross-roads.
"Tardy reparation of a terrible injustice
which has blighted the life ... of an inno
cent man." Spec.
Moody, Winfield Scott.
Pickwick ladle, and other collector's sto
ries.
"Interest centers about the search for old
furniture, silver, brasses, pottery, etc." A.
L. A. Bkl.
Moonstone. Collins, W.
Moore, Frank Frankfort.
Jessamy bride.
"Oliver Goldsmith is the hero." A. L.. A.
Morals of Marcus Ordeyne. Locke, W: J:
More "Short sixes." Bunner, H: C.
More stories of married life. Cutting-, M. S.
Moriah's mourning. Stuart, R.
Morier, James.
Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan.
"May be termed the Oriental Gil Bias."
Sir Walter Scott.
Morris, Gouverneur.
Aladdin O'Brien.
"New England town just before . . . the
civil war." Pittsburgh
Spread eagle, and other stories.
Voice in the rice.
"It is written in fresh, vigorous language,
and moves with refreshing rapidity and
economy of detail." Nation.
Morris, William.
News from nowhere.
"A socialist artist's vision of Utopia."
Baker.
Roots of the mountains; wherein is told
somewhat of the lives of the men of
Burgdale, their friends, their neigh
bors, their foemen and their fellows in
arms.
Story of the glittering plain.
"Tells of the search for immortality."
Pittsburg.
Water of the wondrous isles.
"Narrative of Birdalone's marvelous ad
ventures." Nation.
Well at the world's end.
"Narrative In imitation of the medieval."
Baker.
Morrison, Arthur.
Green ginger.
A budget of funny tales and yarns.
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Morse, Margaret Fessenden.
On the road to Arden.
"Seems like a bit taken out of real life;
its people are delightful, its situations are
diverting, and the scenes in which its
quaint comedy is enacted are extremely
dainty and full of charm.'* N. Y. Times.
Mortal antipathy. Holmes, O. W.
Mosses from an old manse. Hawthorne, N.
Mother. Gorky, M.
Mother. Wister, O.
Mother of the man. Phillpotts, E.
Mothers and fathers. Tompkins, J. W.
Mother's recompense. Aguilar, G.
Motor maid. Williamson, C: N. and A. M.
Mountain Europa. Fox, J:, jr.
Much ado about Peter. Webster, J.
Muir, John.
Stickeen [a dog story of Alaska].
"A stirring tale, exquisitely told." A. L.
A. Bkl.
Mulock, Miss, pseud. See Craik, D. M.
Murfree, Mary Noailles. See Craddock, C:
E., pseud.
My Aunt Margaret's mirror. Scott, W.
My friend Prospero. Harland, H:
My friend the chauffeur. Williamson, C:
N. and A. M.
My lady Nobody. Maartens, M.
My lady Rotha. Weyman, S. J:
My lost duchess. Williams, J. L.
My merry Rockhurst. Castle, A. and E.
My mother and I. Craik, D. M.
My new curate. Sheehan, P. A.
My novel. Lytton, E: G: E. L. B-.
My soldier lady. Durley, E. H.
My wife and I. Stowe, H. E.
Myra of the pines. Viele, H. K.
Mysteries of Paris. Sue, E.
Mysterious island. Verne, J.
Mystery. White, S. E:, and Adams, S: H.
Mystery of Edwin Drood. Dickens, C:
Mystery of Miss Mott. Mason, C. A.
N
Nameless nobleman. Austin, J.
Nancy Stair. Lane, E. M.
Napoleon Jackson. Stuart. R.
Nathan Burke. Watts, M. S.
Native born. Wylie, L A. R.
Naulahka. Kipling, R.
Neighbors. Bremer, F.
Nellie's memories. Carey, R. N.
Nerve of Foley. Spearman, F. H.
New Antigone. Barry, W: F.
New Arabian nights. Stevenson, R. L:
New chronicles of Rebecca. Wiggin, K. D.
New England nun. Freeman, M. E.
New Magdalen. Collins, W.
Newcomes. Thackeray, W: M.
Newman, John Henry.
Callista.
"Storv of the persecution of the Chris
tians." Pittsburg.
Loss and gain.
"More of a Platonic dialogue than a nov
el." Baker.
News from nowhere. Morris, W:
Next door. Burnham, C. L.
Next street but one. Loane, M.
Nicanor, teller of tales. Taylor, C. B.
Nicholas Nickleby. Dickens, C:
Ninety- three. Hugo, V: M.
No gentlemen. Burnham, C. L.
No name. Collins, W.
Noble, Annette Lucile.
Uncle Jack's executors.
Noble life. Craik, D. M.
Morris, Frank (Benjamin Franklin).
Octopus.
"Deals with the war between the wheat
grower and the railroad trust/' Author.
Pit.
"The fictitious narrative of a 'deal' In
the Chicago wheat pit." Author.
Morris, William Edward.
His grace.
"English 'society' life is sketched with
Mr. Norris' accustomed perception and del
icate satire." Ann. Am. Cat. 1892.
Northanger abbey. Austen, J.
Northern lights. Parker, G.
Morton, Roy.
Garden of fate.
"Contains much vivid and apparently
realistic picturing of the interior of Morocco
and its peoples." N. Y. Times.
Mostromo. Conrad, J.
Not like other girls. Carey, R. N.
Motre Dame de Paris. Hugo, V: M.
Mo. 5 John st. Whiteing, R:
Nun. Bazin, R.
Oath of allegiance. Ward, E. S.
Obenchain, Eliza Calvert (Eliza Calvert
Hall, pseud,).
Aunt Jane of Kentucky.
"Pull of quaint philosophy and humor.**
A. L. A. Bkl.
Land of long ago.
Nine stories told by Aunt Jane.
Octopus. Norris, F.
Odd number. Maupassant, G. de.
Off the Skelligs. Ingelow, J.
Ogilyies. Craik, D. M.
O'Higgins, Harvey Jerrold.
Don-a-dreams.
"A young Canadian . . . stumbles into
success with ideals uncontaminated." N.
Y. State Lib.
Old Clinkers: a story of the New York
fire department.
Smoke-eaters.
"Bravery and daring- of a New York hook
and ladder crew." N. Y. State Lib.
Ohnet, Georges.
Dr. Rameau.
Ironmaster.
"Lays emphasis on the solid virtues of
the bourgeois classes." Baker.
Old Chester tales. Deland, M. W.
Old Clinkers. O'Higgins, H. J.
Old Creole days. Cable, G: W.
Old curiosity shop. Dickens, C:
Old fires and profitable ghosts. Quiller-
Couch, A. T:
Old friends and new. Jewett, S. O.
Old gentleman of the black stock. Page,
T: N.
Old Goriot. See Balzac, H. de. Pere Goriot.
Old Harbor. Hopkins, W: J:
Old home house. Lincoln, J. C.
Old Kensington. Ritchie, A. I.
Old lady number 31. Forsslund, L.
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Old mam'selle's secret. John, E.
Old Mortality. Scott, W.
Old Myddleton's money. Hay, M. C.
Old Peabody pew. Wiggin, K. D.
Old rose and silver. Reed, M.
Old Saint Paul's. Ainsworth, W: H.
Old times in middle Georgia. Johnston,
R: M.
Old Washington. Spofford, H. E.
Oldfield. Banks, N. H.
Oldmeadow, Ernest James.
Antonio [scene, Portugal in ipth cen
tury] .
Story of a monk's conflict between reli
gious obligation and earthly love.
Oldtown folks. Stowe, H. E.
Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret Oliphant (Wil
son).
Beleagured city.
"Brings the unseen world into contact
with the living." Baker.
Chronicles of Carlingford.
Little pilgrim.
"Imaginative tale of a soul's experiences
after death.'* Pittsburg.
Miss Marjoribanks.
Perpetual curate.
Salem chapel.
Oliver Twist. Dickens, C:
Ollivant, Alfred.
Bob, son of battle.
"One of the best 'dog novels' ever writ
ten." N. Y. State Lib.
Danny [a pathetic Scotch dog story].
The gentleman [story of Napoleon's plot
to kidnap Nelson].
"An ingenious, breathless story, of de
cided literary merit, that men and older
boys will enjoy." A. L. A. Bkl.
Olympic victor. Connolly, J. B.
On both sides. Baylor, F. C.
On many seas. Hamblen, H. E.
On Newfound river. Page, T: N.
On the edge of the storm. Roberts, M.
On the eve. Turgenieff, I. S.
On the face of the waters. Steel, F. A.
On the field of glory. Sienkiewicz, H.
On the heights. Auerbach, B.
On the road to Arden. Morse, M. F.
Once upon a time. Davis, R: H.
One of the pilgrims. Fuller, A.
One summer. Howard, B. W.
Only a fiddler. Andersen, H. C.
Only a girl. Hillern, W. v.
Opal. Hoover, B. R.
Open house. Tompkins, J. W.
Open window. Wright, M. O.
Opened shutters. Burnham, C. L.
Oppenheim, Edward Phillips.
Illustrious prince.
"Follows the diplomatic intrigues of a
secret agent of the Japanese government In
London political and social circles/' A. L.
A. Bkl.
Maker of history.
"Clever detective story/' A. L. A. Bkl.
Malefactor.
"An amusing yarn and not without a
moral/' Nation.
Oppenheim, James.
Doctor Rast.
"The book Is an epic of the modern doc
tor, the large-hearted fighter of the mod
ern city-battle/' Graham Berry.
Options. Henry, O.
Orcutt, William Dana.
Spell [a story of Americans in Florence].
"The novel is well written, and exhibits
both artistic feeling and delicate analytical
power." Dial.
Ordeal of Richard Feverel. Meredith, G:
Orley farm. Trollope, A.
Ormond. Edgeworth, M.
Osbornes. Benson, E: F:
Osbourne, Lloyd.
Adventurer.
"A rather good tale of treasure seeking
and love." A. L. A. Bkl.
See also Stevenson, R. L:, jt auth.
Other fellow. Smith, F. H.
Otto the knight. French, A.
Ouida, pseud. See De la Ramee, L.
Our lady of the Beeches. Hutton, B. v.
Our mutual friend. Dickens, C:
Out of Gloucester. Connolly, J. B.
Outlet. Adams, A.
Overton, Gwendolen.
Anne Carmel.
"Story of two strong characters, a French
Canadian girl and her brother, a parish
priest." Pittsburg.
Heritage of unrest.
"A study of the relations between the
Apaches and the IT. S. government/' Ba
ker.
Oxenham, John.
Long road.
"Early days of Siberian colonization/'
A. L. A. Bkl.
Man of Sark.
Adventures of a privateer during the Na
poleonic wars.
Pa Flickinger's folks. Hoover, B. R.
Pa Gladden. Waltz, E.
Pagans. Bates, A.
Page, Thomas Nelson.
Elsket, and other stories.
Gordon Keith.
"A young southerner interested in the in
dustrial development of his native state/'
N. Y. State Lib.
In ole Virginia; or, Marse Chan, and
other stories.
John Marvel, assistant.
A story of industrial and political life in
a large American city of today.
Old gentleman of the black stock.
"A southern gentleman of the old school."
Critic.
On Newfound river.
"The love story ... is young, Arcadian,
rough-running, happily arriving/' Nation.
Red Rock; a chronicle of reconstruction.
"The civil war and reconstruction center
ing in history of the Red Rock plantation
and its ... ownership." A. L. A.
Santa Clauses partner.
"Christmas story of a child's influence on,
a cynical man/' N. Y. State Lib.
Under the crust [short stories].
Paine, Ralph Delahaye.
College years: stones of Yale.
Pair of blue eyes. Hardy, T:
Pair of patient lovers. Ho wells, W: D.
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Palmer, Frederick.
Big fellow.
The story shows many parallels with in
cidents in the career of Mr. Taft.
Danbury Rodd, aviator.
"Nine independent stories recording the
unique and interesting experiences of a
new kind of Sherlock Holmes in a fu-
ture_ of perfect aviation." A. Lu A. Bkl.
Pan Michael. Sienkiewicz, H.
Parabellum, pseud. .
Banzai.
Story of an imaginary invasion of the
United States by the Japanese.
Paradise. Brown, A.
Paris. Zola, E.
Parker, Sir Gilbert.
Adventurer of the North.
A continuation of the histories of "Pierre
and his people" and the latest existing
records of Pretty Pierre.
Battle of the strong.
"Scene chiefly Jersey, sometimes Brit
tany. * ' Baker.
Cumner's son, and other South Sea folk.
Lane that had no turning [short stories].
Northern lights [short stories].
Pierre and his people; tales of the far
north.
* 'Stories of love and adventure, chiefly
from the Hudson Bay territory." Baker.
Right of way.
"A brilliant but dissipated lawyer . . .
becomes dead to the world . . . and takes
up life anew." Pittsburg.
Romany of the snows.
Stories continuing "'Pierre and his peo-
Ple."
Seats of the mighty.
"Historical romance, culminating in bat
tle of Quebec." Baker.
Weavers.
"The picture of Egypt . . . emerging from
its centuries of political darkness, is an in
teresting contribution to the romance of
history." Lit. D.
When Valmond came to Pontiac.
"Coming of a supposed son of Napoleon,
into the life of a French Canadian village."
A. L.. A.
Parr, Mrs. Louisa (Taylor).
Dorothy Fox.
"A very charming love-tale." Ath.
Parrish, Randall.
Beth Norvell [a romance of a Colorado
mining camp].
Bob Hampton of Placer.
"Story of Wyoming and Montana during
the Indian uprising of the '70*s." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Last voyage of the Donna Isabel.
Prisoners of chance [thrilling story of
Louisiana in 1768].
Sword of the old frontier, a tale of Fort
Chartres and Detroit.
When wilderness was king.
"Story of the massacre at Fort Dearborn,
during the war of 1812." Pittsburg.
Partners of providence. Stewart, C: D:
Partridge, Anthony.
Passers-by.
*'A mystery story with a decidedly or
iginal plot and" no objectionable features."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Passe Rose. Hardy, A. S.
Passers-by. Partridge, A.
Passing of Thomas. Janvier, T: A.
Pater, Walter Horatio.
Marius the Epicurean, his sensations and
ideas.
"Meditations, philosophic disquisitions*
and reviews of the grea.t schools of think
ers." Baker.
Paterson, Arthur Henry.
Cromwell's own.
"Cromwell's home life . . . portrayed in
telling his ward's love story." N. Y. State
Lib.
John Glynn.
"Settlement work in the worst slum in
London." A. L. A. BkL
Pathfinder. Cooper, J. F.
Paths of judgment. Sedgwick, A. D.
Patriots. Brady, C. T.
Paul and Virginia. Saint Pierre, J. H. B. de.
Paul Clifford. Lytton, E: G: E. L. B-.
Paul Patoff. Crawford, F. M.
Payn, James.
Lost Sir Massingberd [a romance of real
life].
Payne, Will.
Mr. Salt.
"Realistic novel of Chicago business life
and the panic of 1893." Pittsburg.
When love speaks.
"Struggle between abstract right and
loyalty of old and tried friends." N. Y.
State Lib.
Peck, Theodora.
Sword of Dundee.
Romance of the return of "Bonnie Prince
Charlie."
Peg Woffington. Reade, C:
Pembroke. Freeman, M. E.
Pendennis. Thackeray, W: M.
Penelope's English experiences. See Wig-
gin, K. D. Cathedral courtship.
Penelope's Irish experiences. Wiggin, K. D.
Penelope's progress. Wiggin, K. D.
Peple, Edward Henry. See Brady, C. T.,
jt. auth.
Pere Goriot. Balzac, H. de.
Peregrine Pickle. Smollett, T. G:
Perez Galdos, Benito.
Dona Perfecta.
Perfect tribute. Andrews, M. R. S.
Perlycross. Blackmore, R: D.
Perpetual curate. Oliphant, M. O.
Perry, Bliss.
Plated city.
"Turning on the doubt ... as to the
presence of negro blood in the . . . heroine."
Phila.
Powers at play.
"Clever and interesting stories of present
day American life." N. T. State Lib.
Perry, Lawrence.
Dan M err it hew.
Dan has many adventures at sea while
rising from tugboatman to a responsible
position with a West Indian company.
Personal conduct of Belinda. Brainerd, E.
Personal recollections of Joan of Arc.
Clemens, S: L.
Persuasion. Austen, J.
Peter. Smith, F. H.
Peter Ibbetson. Du Maurier, G:
Peter Simple. Marry at, F:
Peter's mother. De La Pasture, E.
Pettison twins. Hill, M.
Peveril of the peak. Scott, W.
Phelps, E. S. See Ward, E. S.
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Philip and his wife. Deland, M. W.
Philip Nolan's friends. Hale, E: E.
Philip Win wood. Stephens, R. N.
Philippa at Halcyon. Brown, K. H.
Phillips, David Graham.
Plum tree.
"The story of the evolution of a young:
country lawyer into a national political
boss/' Pittsburgh
Second generation.
"A strong, wholesome story of contempo
raneous American life." Lit. B.
Phillpotts, Eden.
Children of the mist.
"Land of Lorna Doone in later times."
N. Y. State Lib.
Good red earth.
"The plot turns upon a mystery attach
ing to the birth of the heroine." Pittsburg.
Mother of the man.
"Ranks high among his works."v Ath.
Sons of the morning.
"Study of a woman loving two men of
. . . opposite personalities." Phila,,
Three brothers.
"Mr. Phillpotts has, written no better
story of the moor-country than 'Three
brothers.' " Putnam's.
Philosophy 4. Wister, O.
Phineas Finn, the Irish member. Trol-
lope, A.
Phineas Redux, Trollope, A.
Phroso. Hawkins, A. H.
Picciola. Saintine, J. X. B.
Pickwick ladle. Moody, W. S.
Pickwick papers. Dickens, C:
Pier, Arthur Stan wood.
Ancient grudge.
"Sense of obligation felt by one young
man to another who has saved his life.'"
Outlook.
Pierre and his people. Parker, G.
Pierre and Jean. Maupassant, G. de.
Pieshkov, Aleksiei M. See Gorky, M., pseud.
Pietrp Ghisleri. Crawford, F. M.
Pilgrim's progress. Bunyan, J:
Pillars of the house. Yonge, C. M.
Pilot. Cooper, J. F.
Pilot and his wife. Lie, J. L. E.
Pines of Lory, Mitchell, J: A.
Pioneers. Cooper, J. F.
Pirate. Scott, W.
Pit. Norris, F.
Plain tales from the hills. Kipling, R.
Plated city. Perry, B.
Plow-woman. Gates, E.
Plum tree. Phillips, D: G.
Poe, Edgar Allan.
Tales.
"Exhibit' 'his power chiefly in * . . the
weird confines of superstition and unreal
ity,''* J. R. LowelL
Point of honor. Conrad, J.
Poison Island. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Pool, Maria Louise.
Against human nature.
Dally.
"Pathetic story of a mountaineer girl tak
en into the life of a town.
Poorten-Schwartz, Joztta Marius Willem
van der. See Maartens, M.
Poppea of the post-office. Wright, M. O.
Porter, Mrs. Gene (Stratton).
At the foot of the rainbow.
"A breezy, fresh, out-of-door atmosphere
is its chief characteristic." A. L. A. Bkl.
Freckles.
An idyl of a boy who guards valuable
timber.
Girl of the Limberlost
"A successor to 'Freckles' that can not
be recommended too highly." Bk. R. Di
gest.
Porter, Jane.
Scottish chiefs.
"Romantic tale of which Wallace ... is
hero." Pittsburg.
Thaddeus of Warsaw.
"Polish struggle for independence (1792)
and the second and third partitions of the
kingdom." Phila.
Porter, Sydney. See Henry, O., pseud.
Portion of labor. Freeman, M. E.
Portrait of a lady. James, H:
Post-girl. Booth, E: C.
Potter's thumb. Steel, F. A.
Power and the glory. Cooke, G.
Powers at play. Perry, B.
Prairie. Cooper, J. F.
Pratt, Lucy.
Ezekiel [a story of Hampton Institute].
"A wondrous wise little negro boy is the
chief figure." Bk. R. Digest.
Pratt -portraits. Fuller, A.
President's daughters. Bremer, F.
Price of Lis Doris. Maartens, M.
Pride and prejudice. Austen, J.
Pride of Jennico. Castle, A. and E.
Prime minister. Trollope, A.
Prince, Mrs. Helen Choate (Pratt).
Story of Christine Rochefort.
"Duel between labor and capital in a
French town." Phila.
Prince of good fellows. Barr, R.
Prince of illusion. Long, J: L.
Prince of India, Wallace, L,
Prince Otto. Stevenson, R. L:
Princess Flower Hat. Wright, M.
Princess of Thule. Black, W:
Princess passes. Williamson, C: N, and
. A. M.
Princess Priscilla's fortnight. Arnim, M. A.
Princess Sonia. Magruder, J.
Princess Virginia. Williamson, C: N. and
A. M %
Princetonian. Barnes, J.
Prisoner of Mademoiselle. Roberts, C: G: D.
Prisoner of Zenda. Hawkins, A. H.
Prisoners of chance. Parrish, R.
Prisoners of hope. Johnston, M.
Professional aunt. Wemyss, M. C. E.
Professor. Bronte, C.
Prophet of the Great Smoky mountains.
Craddock, C: E.
Prophet's Landing. Dix, E. A.
Prospector. Connor, R.
Prudence Palfrey. Aldrich, T: B.
Prue and L Curtis, G: W:
Puck of Pook's Hill. Kipling, R.
Pudd'nhead Wilson. Clemens, S: L.
Puritans. Bates, A.
Put yourself in his place. Reade, C:
Pyle, Howard.
Stolen treasure [short stories],
"Should prove entertaining to both yoxmg
and old." A, L. A. BkL
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"Q.," pseud. See Quiller-Coucfa, A. T:
Quaint courtships. Howells, W: D., and
Alden, H: M., eds.
Quaker girl of Nantucket. Lee, M. C.
Queechy. Warner, S.
Queen of Sheba. Aldrich, T: B.
Queen's necklace. Dumas, A.
ueen's quair. Hewlett, M. H:
uentin Durward. Scott, W.
Quickened. Ray, A. C.
Quickening. Lynde, F.
Quiller-Couch, Arthur Thomas.
Blue pavilions.
"Romance of William Hi's reign." Ba
ker.
Dead Man's rock; a romance.
Fort Amity.
"Historical novel of the French and Ens-
lish contests for Canada." Pittsburgh
Hetty Wesley [character study].
"The unhappy story of the sister of John
and Charles Wesley." N. T. State Lib.
Major Vigoureux [of the deserted garri
son].
"Well written, amusing tale of a mid
dle-aged artillery officer/ 'A. L. A. Bkl.
Mayor of Troy.
"The mayor is pressed into British serv
ice and becomes the hero of unexpected
adventures." A. L. A. Bkl.
Old fires and profitable ghosts.
"Stories of ghosts, shipwreck and strange
happenings an Cornwall, China and the
polar regions." N. Y. State Lib.
Poison Island.
"A capital story of buried treasure.
A. L. A. Bkl.
Shakespeare's Christmas and other sto
ries.
"Seven stories distinguished by richness
of allusion and unobtrusive humor." N. ".
State Lib.
Shining Ferry.
"Tale of a sleepy little English seaport
town." Pittsburg.
Ship of stars.
"Cornish story, pungent with sea air.
Follows hero from dreamy boyhood to
practical manhood." X. Y. State Lib.
Sir John Constantine.
"English adventure at home and abroad
in the year 1756." N. Y. State Lib.
Splendid spur.
"Royalist romance of the civil war."
Pittsburg.
True Tilda.
"One of the happiest of the author's
whimsical inventions." Dial.
Quisante. Hawkins, A. H.
Quits. Tautphceus, J. M.
Quo vadis. Sienkiewicz, H.
R. J.'s mother and some other people. De-
land, M. W.
Rab and his friends. Brown, J:
Raiders. Crockett, S: R.
Raimond, C. E., pseud. See Robins, Eliza
beth.
Ralph, Julian.
Alone in China, and other stories.
"Book of travel in the form of stories and
sketches. * ' Pittsburg.
Ramona. Jackson, H. M. H.
Ramrodders. Day, H. F.
Ranson's folly. Davis, R: H.
Raphael. Lamartine, A. M. L: de.
Rasselas. Johnson, S:
Ravanels. Dickson, H.
Ravenshoe. Kingsley, H:
Ray, Anna Chapin.
Ackroyd of the faculty.
A son of ignorant parents loves a daugh
ter of a cultured home.
Bridge builders [Quebec romance].
Quickened [a story of Quebec].
Reade, Charles.
Christie Johnstone.
Cloister and the hearth.
"A number of historical characters are-
introduced, such as, Gerard Praet; Margar
et: Erasmus: Luther; Gringoire; Froissart;
Villon." Phila.
Griffith Gaunt [a study of jealousy].
Hard cash.
"Protest asrainst abuses of private insane
asylums." Phi la.
It is never too late to mend.
"Severe criticism of English prison dis
cipline." Pittsburg.
Love* me little, love me long.
"Love idyl with some nautical adven
ture." Baker.
Peg Woffington; a novel, and other sto
ries.
Put yourself in his place.
"A novel dealing with trade-unionism."
Pittsburg.
and Boucicault, Dion.
Foul play.
"Evil of 'coffin ships.' " Phila.
Ready-money Mortiboy. Besant, W., and
Rice, J.
Real folks. Whitney, A. D.
Reaper. Rickert, E.
Rebecca Mary. Donnell, A. H.
Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm. Wiggm,,
K. D.
Reckoning. Chambers, R. W:
Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn. Kings-
ley, H:
Red badge of courage. Crane, S.
Red blood and blue. Robertson, H:
Red city. Mitchell, S. W.
Red cockade. Weyman, S. J:
Red men and white. Wister, O.
Red i Pepper Burns. Richmond, G. L.
Red pottage. Cholmondeley, M.
Red republic. Chambers, R. W:
Red Rock. Page, T: N.
Red Rover. Cooper, J. F.
Redemption. Bazin, R.
Redgauntlet. Scott, W.
Redney McGaw. McFarlane, A. E.
Reds of the Midi. Gras, F.
Reed, Myrtle (Now Mrs. James Sydney
McCullough).
At the sign of the Jack O'Lantern.
Flower of the dusk.
Lavender and old lace.
"Dove story; the scene is laid in a New
England village." Pittsburg,
Old rose and silver..
Love story of a heroine of forty and a
violinist of thirty.
Spinner in the sun.
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Seed Anthony, cowman. Adams, A.
Refugees. Doyle, C.
Regina. Sudermann, H.
Reign of law. Allen, J. L.
Remember the Alamo. Barr, A. E.
Remington, Frederic.
Crooked trails.
Men with the bark on.
"Rough life in Cuba and on the western
frontier." Lit. World.
Way of an Indian.
"Makes vivid by word and pencil a pic
ture of Indian customs and ideals." A. L.
A. Bkl.
Resurrection. Tolstoi, L. N.
Resurrection of Miss Cynthia. Kingsley,
F.
Return of Sherlock Holmes. Doyle, C.
Return of the native. Hardy, T:
Revelations of Inspector Morgan. Craw-
furd, O. J. F.
Rhoda Fleming. Meredith, G:
Rhodes, Eugene Manlove.
Good men and true.
"A breezy and exciting story. It also
has the merit of being humorous." N. Y.
Times.
Rhoscomyl, Owen.
Jewel of Ynys Galon.
"Romance of Welsh piracy, in 17th cen
tury." Baker.
Rice, Mrs. Alice Caldwell (Hegan).
Lovey Mary.
"Large-hearted girl heroine adopts a for
lorn baby." N. Y. State Lib.
Mr. Opp.
"This unique hero is a sort of glorified
Ichabod Crane with a double personality."
Bk. R. Digest.
Mrs. Wiggs of the cabbage patch.
"A humorously entertaining story of a
poor woman and her cheerful philosophy."
Pittsburg.
Sandy.
"Light-hearted Irish stowaway who wan
ders to Kentucky and captivates every
body.** A. L. A. Bkl.
Rice, James. See Besant, W., jt. auth.
Richard Carvel. Churchill, W.
Richard the Brazen. Brady, C. T., and
Peple, E: H:
Richards, Mrs. Laura Elizabeth (Howe).
Golden windows.
"Nearly 50 fables for young and old/'
N. Y. State Lib.
Mrs. Tree.
"Old lady of ninety ... is the chief
character.' * Pittsburgh
Mrs. Tree's will.
Mrs. Tree, through her will, prolongs her
influence.
Up to^ Calvin's [a sequel to Wooing of
Calvin Parks].
Richards, Marian Edwards.
Zandrie.
"A work of rather exceptional quality and
delicate art.*' Bookm.
Richardson, Samuel.
Letters from Sir Charles Grandison.
Richelieu. James, G: P. R.
^Richmond, Mrs. Grace Louise (Smith).
Indifference of Juliet.
"Love's ingenuity, a happy marriage and
a simple country life." N. Y. State Lib.
Red Pepper Burns.
"A refreshing little tale that older girls
will enjoy." A. L. A. Bkl.
Second violin.
"Everyday life of a family of young peo
ple." A. L. A. Bkl.
With Juliet in England.
"Juliet chaperones two attractive girls
... on a summer journey through England
and Scotland." A. L. A. Bkl.
Rickert, (Martha) Edith.
Reaper [crofter-fishermen on Shetland
Isles].
Hideout, Henry Mihier.
Admiral's light.
"A weird tale (with a Stevensonian turn)
of the New Brunswick and Maine sea-
coast." A. L. A. Bkl.
Beached keels.
"Shore life of seamen on the northeast
coast." N. Y. -State Lib.
Siamese cat [a love story].
Adventures of Americans in the Orient.
Rienzi. Lytton, E: G: E. L. B-.
Riggs, Mrs. G. C. See Wiggin, K. D.
Right of way. Parker, G.
Right stuff. Beith, I. H.
Riis, Jacob August.
Children of the tenements.
"Experiences of the author . . . among
the New York poor." Pittsburg.
Rinehart, Mary Roberts.
Man in lower ten.
"A well-considered mystery this, and car
ried to a solution with considerable ingenu
ity." Ind.
When a man marries.
"The whole gamut of tragi-comedy and
corni-tragedy is run which the author
works into a heroic extravaganza." Bk.
R. Digest.
Window at the White Cat.
The mystery centers around a missing 1
state treasurer, a missing maiden- lady and
an obscure political club.
Ring and the man. Brady, C. T.
Ring in the new. Whiteing, R:
Rip Van Winkle. Irving, W.
Rise and fall of Cesar Birotteau. Balzac.
H. de.
Rise of Silas Lapham. Howells, W: D.
Ritchie, Mrs. Anne Isabella (Thackeray).
Miss Angel.
"Founded on the romantic life of the art
ist, Angelica Kauffmann." Pittsburg.
Old Kensington.
"There is a curiously keen power of ob
servation, and of throwing out striking re
flections upon character and society." Sat.
R.
Village on the cliff.
"Tells of the siege of Paris and of the
Commune. ' ' Pittsburg.
Rivals. Coppee, F.
Riverman. White, S. E:
River's children. Stuart. R.
Road-builders. Merwin, S:
Road to Providence. Daviess, M. T.
Roads of destiny. Henry, O.
Rob Roy. Scott, W.
Robbery under arms. Browne, T: A.
Robert Elsmere. Ward, M. A.
Robert Falconer. MacDonald, G:
Robert Orange. Craigie, P. M. T. R.
Robert Ord's atonement. Carey, R. N.
Robert Tournay. Sage, W:
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Roberts, Charles George Douglas.
Barbara Ladd [of colonial Conn.].
Forge in the forest.
"Scene is laid in the region about Grand
Pr, 1746-47." Pittsburg.
Haunters of the silences.
"Stories of creatures ... of the northern
forests and silent wastes." A. L. A. Bkl.
Heart of the ancient wood.
"Forest love story. Portrays animal char
acter with, unusual insight." X. Y. State
Lib.
Prisoner of Mademoiselle.
"English officer becomes prisoner of
French governor's niece." N. Y, State Lib.
Sister to Evangeline.
"Story of the expulsion of the Acadians."
Baker.
Roberts, Margaret.
On the edge of the storm.
Scene laid in Gascony.
Robertson, Harrison.
Red blood and blue.
Robertson, Morgan.
Masters of men.
"American sailor who was 'shanghaied on
a hell-ship.' " Pittsburgh
Robins, Elizabeth (Mrs. G. R. Parkes) (C.
E. Raimond, pseud.).
Come and find me [story of gold fields].
"Remarkable and suggestive study of the
conflict of love, duty and ambition." Spec.
Florentine frame.
"It is written with subtlety and in ex
cellent taste, and the strain and pathos
are offset by humorous situations and char
acterizations." A. L. A. Bkl.
Magnetic north.
"Unsuccessful gold-seekers in the Klon
dike. ' ' Pittsburg.
Under the Southern cross.
"A shipboard love affair between an im
petuous Peruvian baron and a charming:,
self-possessed New Yorker." X. Y. State
Lib.
JRobinson Crusoe. Defoe, D.
Roden's corner. Merriman, H: S.
Roderick Hudson. James, H:
Roger Drake, captain of industry. Web
ster, H: K.
Rohlfs, Mrs. Charles. See Green, A. K.
Roman singer. Crawford, F. M.
Romance. Conrad, J., and Hueffer, F. M.
Romance of a mummy. Gautier, T.
Romance of a plain man. Glasgow, E. A. G.
Romance of an old-fashioned gentleman.
Smith, F. H.
Romance of Dollard, Catherwpod, M. H.
Romance of two worlds. Corelli, M.
Romany of the snows. Parker, G.
Romany rye. Borrow, G: H.
Romola. Eliot, G:
Roots of the mountains. Morris, W:
Rory O'More. Lover, S:
Rose MacLeod. Brown, A.
Rose o* the river. Wiggin,, K. D.
Rosegger, Petri Kettenfeier.
Forest schoolmaster [story of the Aus
trian highland].
Rosenkrantz, Palle Adam Vilhelm, baron
von.
Magistrate's own case.
"A detective story of excellent plot,
holding one's attention closely,'* A. L. A.
Bkl.
Rosnah. Kelly, M.
Round the fire stones. Doyle, C.
Routiedge rides alone. Comfort, W. L.
Royal Americans. Foote, M.
Rudder Grange. Stockton, F. R:
RufEni, Giovanni Domenico.
Doctor Antonio.
"Love story of an Italian patriot and the
daughter of an exclusive English baronet/*
Baker.
Ruhl, Arthur.
Break in training.
"The exuberant spirit of clean-minded
healthy youth." X. Y. State Lib.
Rules of the game. White, S. E:
Ruling passion. Van Dyke, H:
Runaway place. Eaton, W. P., and Under
bill, E. M.
Runkle, Bertha.
Helmet of Navarre.
'Paris at the moment when the Huguenot
king entered the city." Baker.
Running water. Mason, A. E: W.
Rupert of Hentzau. Hawkins, A. H.
Russell, William Clark.
Marooned.
"Hero and heroine . . . are left on an
uninhabited isle by mutinous crew." Ba
ker.
Sailor's sweetheart.
Wreck of the Grosvenor.
"Exciting account of a mutiny and its
consequences." Baker.
Rutledge. Harris, M. C.
Ryan, Mrs. Marah Ellis (Martin).
Told in the hills.
Sacrifice of the Shannon. Hickman, W: A.
Sage, William.
District attorney.
A son wages an ti -graft campaign against
his father, a trust magnate,
Robert Tournay.
Introduces Hoche, Danton, Robespierre,
etc.
Sage brush parson. Bailey, A. W.
Sailor's sweetheart. Russell, W: C.
St George and St. Michael. MacDonald, G:
St. Ives. Stevenson, R. L:
Saint Michael. Biirstenbinder, E.
Saint Pierre, Jacques Henri Bernadin de.
Paul and Virginia.
"Well-known idyll of the tropical island
of Mauritius/' Pittsburg.
St Rpnan's well. Scott, W.
Saintine, Joseph Xavier Boniface.
Picciola.
"A prisoner's life, whose only joy was a
small flower in his prison yard,*' Cornu
& Beer.
Salem chapel. Oliphant, M. O.
Sally of Missouri. Young, R. E.
Salthaven. Jacobs, W: W.
Salvator. Gibbon, P.
Sampson Rock of Wall Street Lefevre, E.
Sanctuary. Wharton, E. N.
Sand, George, pseud. (Mme. Amantine Lu-
cile Aurore Dtidevant).
Constielo.
"A story of music and musicians, tinged
with German mysticism.'* Phila.
Devil's pool.
"The first, simplest, and freshest of the
Berrichon idyls." Baker.
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Fadette.
"Portraying the nature of the peasant,
the friendships of children, the growth of
love in a young girl's heart." Baker.
Master mosaic- workers [of Venice].
'Introduces Sebastiano, Tintoretto, Ti
tian." Phila.
Mauprat [provincial aristocracy of iSth
century].
Snow man [Sweden in iSth century].
''Descriptive passages of sport, hunting
and winter scenery." Baker.
Sandra Belloni. Meredith, G:
Sandy. Rice, A. C.
Sanna. Waller, M. E.
SamV Ilario. Crawford, F. M.
Santa Glaus' partner. Page, T: N.
Santa Fe's partner. Janvier, T: A.
Santa Lucia. Austin, M.
Saracinesca. Crawford, F. M.
Sarah de Berenger. Ingelow, J,
Saul of Tarsus. Miller, E. J.
Scarlet car. Davis, R: EL
Scarlet letter. Hawthorne, N.
Scenes of clerical life. Eliot, G:
Scheffel, Joseph Victor von.
Ekkehard.
"A tale of the 10th century, based on
manuscripts found in the monastery of St.
Gall." Phila.
Schonberg-Cotta family. Charles, E. R.
Schreiner, Olive (Mrs. Cronwright) (Ralph
Iron, pseud.).
Dreams.
"Fanciful tales which hide deep truths."
N. T. State Lib.
Story of an African farm.
"Plaintive utterance of a lonely soul puz
zled by the riddle of the universe." Baker.
Schwartz, Jozua Marius Willem van der
Poorten-. See Maartens, M.
Schwartz, Julia Augusta.
Vassar studies.
Scollard, Clinton.
Son of a Tory.
"Desperate adventures in Mohawk valley
during revolution." N. Y. State Lib.
Scott, Hugh Stowell. See Merriman, H:
S., pseud.
Scott, John Reed.
Beatrix of Clare.
"An historical romance of England in the
time -of Richard III rather better than the
average of its kind," A. K A. Bkl.
Scott, Leroy.
Shears of destiny.
"The exciting adventures of a young
American accidentally involved in a revolu
tionary plot in Russia." A. Lr. A. Bkl.
Scott, Sir Walter.
Abbot [sequel to Monastery].
"Romantic and flattering but life-like pic
ture of Queen Mary/' Pittsburg.
Anne of Geierstein.
Describes the union of the Swiss with
Louis XI against Charles the Bold.
Antiquary.
Life and manners in Scottish fishing vil
lage about 1795.
Betrothed.
"Deals with the disorders resulting 1 from
the long absence of the crusaders." Pitts-
burg.
Black drawf.
Scene laid on Scottish border during the
reign of Queen Anne.
Bride of Lammermoor [Scotland, 1695].
"It is a tragedy of the highest order." A*
W. Senior.
Castle Dangerous.
Deals with struggle for crown by Edward
I and Robert Bruce.
Count Robert of Paris.
Story of the first crusade.
Death of the Laird's Jock.
Fair maid of Perth.
Stormy picture of Scotland in reign of
Robert III.
Fortunes of Nigel.
Life in London in reign of James I.
Guy Mannering.
Interest centers in gypsy Meg Merrilies*
Heart of Midlothian.
Edinburgh in reign of George II.
Highland widow.
Ivanhoe [time of Richard I].
"His most popular book." Baker.
Kenihvorth [time of Elizabeth].
Tragic story of Amy Robsart.
Legend of Montrose.
"Brief romance, dealing with operations
of royalists under Montrose in Highlands
in 1645-46." Baker.
Monastery [scene, Melrose].
Romance of Scottish border in time of
Mary.
My Aunt Margaret's mirror.
Old Mortality [period, 1679].
Deals with Scottish convenanters.
Peveril of the peak.
Relates of bogus plot of papists in reign
of Charles II.
Pirate [iyth century].
Romance of Orkney and Shetland Islands.
Quentin Durward.
France in -time of Louis XL
Redgauntlet [Scotland in 1763].
Involves an unsuccessful Jacobite plot.
Rob Roy [Old Pretender's rebellion].
"Diana Vernon is one of the most capti
vating of all Scott's heroines." Baker.
St. Ronan's well.
Scene, Scottish watering place.
Surgeon's daughter.
"A lover induces a girl to come to India
to marry him, and sells her to Tippoo Sul-
taun in exchange for being made governor
of a city." Baker.
Talisman [scene, Palestine in 1191].
"Vigorous romance of third crusade."
Baker.
Tapestried chamber.
Two drovers.
Waver ley.
Rising of clans for Prince Charlie in 1745.
Woodstock.
Gives the adventures of Charles II when a,
fugitive after the defeat at "Worcester.
Scottish chiefs. Porter, J.
Sea turn, and other matters. Aldrich, T: B.
Seaboard parish. MacDonald, G:
Seats of the mighty. Parker, G.
Seawell, Molly Elliot.
Fortunes of FifL
"Napoleon and a Parisian actress." N.
Y. State Lib.
Francezka.
"Semi-historical, introducing Maurice,
Saxe, Adrienne Lecouvreur, Voltaire."
Baker.
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History of Lady Betty Stair.
''French e'migre's at Holy-rood in 1798."
Pittsburgh
House of Egremont.
"A young Jacobite dispossessed and exiled
under William and Mary." Pittsburg.
Secret of Toni.
"A dirty, lazy little boy whose only friends
are a nice clean little boy and a tin sol
dier." A. L. A. Bkl.
Sprightly romance of Marsac.
Victory.
"Virginia family whose sons fight on op
posite sides in the civil war." A. JL. A.
Bkl.
Virginia cavalier.
"Washington's boyhood, with sketches of
old Virginia life." Unitarian Review.
Second generation. Phillips, D: G.
Second Mrs. Jim. Conrad, S.
Second string. Hawkins, A. H.
Second violin. Richmond, G. L.
Second wife. John E.
Second wooing of Salina Sue. Stuart, R.
Secret of Toni. Seawell, M. E.
Sedgwick, Anne Douglas (Mrs. Basil de
Selincourt).
Paths of judgment.
"Two sharply contrasted types of man
are drawn." Pittsburg.
Seeing France with Uncle John. French, A.
Seiners. Connolly, J. B.
Sense and sensibility. Austen, J.
Sentimental Tommy. Barrie, J. M:
Septimius Felton. Hawthorne, N.
Septimus. Locke, W: J:
Serao, Matilde.
Land of Cockayne.
"Lottery system of [Naples." Pittsburg.
Seraphita. Balzac, H. de.
Set in authority. Cotes, S. J.
Shadow of the rope. Hornung, E. W:
.Shadow of the sword. Buchanan, R. W:
Shafer, Sara Andrew.
Day before yesterday.
"Group of children ... a generation ago.
Main appeal to adults." N. Y. State Lib.
Shakespeare's Christmas. Quiller-Couch, A.
T:
Shandon bells. Black, W.
Shaw, George Bernard.
Cashel Byron's profession.
Unsocial socialist.
She. Haggard, R.
Shears of destiny. Scott, L.
Sheehan, Patrick Augustine.
Blindness of Dr. Grey; or, The final
law.
A tale of an Irish priest and Ms reluc
tant yielding- of medieval standards.
Lisheen [story of an Irish landlord's ex
perience].
Luke Delmege.
4 'The story of a young Irish peasant
priest.'* Pittsburg.
My new curate.
"Life in a sequestered seaside village."
Baker.
Sheldon, Mary Boardman.
Coffee and a love affair.
An American girl's experience on a plan
tation of Central America.
Shelley, Mrs. Mary Wollstonecraft (God-
\vin).
Frankenstein.
"A monster created on pseudo-scientific
principles, and- endowed with life." Baker.
Shepherd of the hills. Wright, H. B.
Sherlock Holmes. Doyle, C.
Sherwood, Margaret Pollock (Elizabeth
Hastings, pseud.).
Coming of the tide.
"Involves a study in heredity." Dial.
Shining Ferry. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Ship of stars. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Ships that pass in the night. Harraden, B.
Shirley. Bronte, C.
Shogun's daughter. Bennet, R. A.
Short cruises. Jacobs, W: W.
Short line war. Merwin, S:, and Webster,
H: K.
Short rails. Warman, C.
Short sixes. Bunner, H: C.
Short story. Matthews, B., ed.
Shorthouse, Joseph Henry.
John Inglesant.
"Differences of religious opinion in the
Roman Catholic church." Pittsburg.
Sir Percival.
"Shows how . . . chivalry . . . may be
embodied in modern lives." Pittsburg.
Shoulders of Atlas. Freeman, M. E.
Shuttle. Burnett, F. H.
Siamese cat. Rideout, H: M.
Sidgwick, Cecile (Ullman) (Mrs. Alfred
Sidgwick).
Kinsman.
"An amusing and well-sustained bit of
comedy/' Nation.
Sidney. Deland, M. W.
Sienkiewicz, Henryk.
Deluge [sequel to With fire and sword}.
"Story of Polish struggle against Sweden
in the 17th century." Pittsburg.
On the field of glory.
"A true and vivid picture of Polish life
and character/' A. L. A. Bkl.
Pan Michael [sequel to The deluge].
"A romance of the struggle with the
Tartars and Turks." Phila.
Quo vadis.
"Broad picture of Roman life in all its
light and shade/' Baker.
With fire and sword.
"Historical novel dealing with the period
of Russian wars against Poland." Pitts
burg.
Sign of the four. Doyle, C.
Silas Marner. Eliot, G:
Silas Strong. Bacheller, I. A.
Silence, and other stories. Freeman, M. E,
Silence of Dean Maitland. Gray, M.
Silent places. White, S, E:
Silver butterfly. Woodrow, N. M. W.
Silver maple. Keith, M.
Simeon Tetlow's shadow. Lee, J. B.
Simon the jester. Locke, W: J:
Simple annals. Blundell, M. E.
Sinclair, B. M. See Bower, B. M.
Sinclair, May.
Divine fire.
"A full-length study of the poetic tem
perament/ ' Pittsburg.
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Sinclair, Upton Beall, jr.
Jungle.
"Chicago In its worst industrial phases."
Bk. EL Digest.
Manassas.
"Traces causes of civil war as far back
as Mexican war." N. Y. State Lib.
Singular life. Ward, E. S.
Sir Charles Danyers. See Cholmondeley,
M. Danvers jewels.
Sir Christopher. Goodwin, M. W.
Sir George Tressady. Ward, M. A.
Sir Gibbie. MacDpnald, G:
Sir John Constantine. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Sir Mortimer. Johnston, M.
Sir Nigel. Doyle, C.
Sir Percival. Shorthouse, J. H:
Sister to Evangeline. Roberts, C: G: D.
Six trees. Freeman, M. E.
Sixth sense, Briscoe, M. S.
Sketches by Boz. Dickens, C:
Sky-man. Webster, H: K.
Sky pilot. Connor, R.
Slosson, Mrs. Annie (Trumbull).
Aunt Abby's neighbors.
"Monologues of an old woman." N. T.
State Lib.
Dumb foxglove, and other stories.
Small house at Allington. Trollop e, A.
Smith, Mrs. Alice Prescott.
Montlivet.
"Unique among stories of warfare with
Indians." N. Y. Times.
Smith, Arthur Cosslett.
Monk and the dancer, and other stories.
"Expression of a well comprehended
art." Nation.
Turquoise cup, and The desert.
"Two stories . . . excellent in workman
ship/' Ath.
Smith, Francis Hopkinson.
At close range.
"Mr. Smith discovers a grain of gold *at
the bottom of every heart crucible choked
with cinders.' " N. Y. Times.
Caleb West, master diver.
"Building of a lighthouse on the Connec
ticut coast." -N. Y. State Lib.
Colonel Carter of Cartersville.
"An unreconstructed Virginia gentle
man. * ' Nation.
Colonel Carter's Christmas.
"It will please the colonel's old friends
and make him new ones." Dial.
Fortunes of Oliver Horn.
"Southern society at outbreak of civil
war." N. Y. State Lib.
Forty minutes late, and other stories.
Other fellow.
"Include tramps, convicts, orphans, trav
eling Americans, etc." N. Y. State Lib.
Peter: a novel of which he is not the
hero.
He sets forth an ideal "in which man
hood counts for more than money and
breeding for more than worldly success."
(Outlook.)
Romance of an old-fashioned gentleman.
"Charming story of ... well defined
characters." A. L. A. Bkl.
Tides of Barnegat.
"Strange commingling of Irresponsibility
and duty." Bk. R. Digest.
Tom Grogan.
"Woman contractor . . . some sharp
criticisms of labor unions." Pittsburg.
Under dog.
"Mainly tales of men whom the world has
used roughly." N. Y. State Lib.
Veiled lady, and other men and women.
"Bits of thrilling action as well as at
tractive sketches of character." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Wood fire in No. 3.
"Pull of Bohemian cheer and good fel
lowship." N. Y. State Lib.
Smith college stories. Bacon, J. D.
Smoke. Turgenieff, I. S.
Smoke-eaters. O'Higgins, H. J.
Smollett, Tobias George.
Adventures of Humphrey Clinker.
"Most laughable story that has ever been
written." "W. M. Thackeray."
Peregrine Pickle.
Snaith, John Collis.
Broke of Covenden.
An English country gentleman, poor and
proud.
Snow image. Hawthorne, N.
Snow man. Sand, G:
Snow on the headlight Warman, C.
Snowbound at Eagle's. Harte, B.
Soldier stories. Kipling, R.
Soldiers of fortune. Davis, R: H.
Solitary summer. Arnim, M. A.
Somebody's neighbors. Cooke, R. T.
Somehow good. De Morgan, W: F.
Somerville, Edith Anna CEnone, and Mar
tin, Violet (Martin Ross, pseud.).
All 011 the Irish shore,
"Amusng and faithful sketches of Ire
land as she is." Nation.
Son of a Tory. Scollard, C.
Son of Royal Langbrith. Howells, W: D.
Son of the wolf. London, J.'
Sonny. Stuart, R.
Sonny's father. Stuart, R.
Sons of the morning. Phillpotts, E.
Sophia. Weyman, S. J:
Sophy of Kravonia. Hawkins, A. H.
Soul of the street. Duncan, N.
Southern soldier stories. Eggleston, G: C.
Souvestre, Enaile.
Attic philosopher in Paris.
"Parisian philosopher, who . . . finds his
happiness in doing little acts of kindness."
Baker.
Sowers. Merriman, H: S.
Sowing seeds in Danny. McClung, N. L. M.
Spanish jade. Hewlett, M. H:
Spearman, Frank Hamilton.
Daughter of a magnate.
"Daring feats of engineering on a Kocky
mountain railroad." N. Y. State Lib.
Held for orders.
"Vigorous, full of adventure and heroism
in emergency." N. Y. State Lib.
Nerve of Foley.
"Ten . . . stories of dangers and hero
isms of railway life." N. Y. State Lib.
Whispering Smith.
"Building and managing of an early rail
road." A. L. A. Bkl.
Spell. Orcutt, W: D.
Spenders. Wilson, H. L.
Sphinx's children. Cooke, R. T.
Spinner in the sun. Reed, M.
Spirit Lake. Heming, A, H: H.
Splendid spur. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
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Spofford, Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth (Pres-
cott).
Old Washington.
"Five stories . . . representing . . . the
period following the civil war." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Spoils of Poynton. James, H:
Spread eagle. Morris, G.
Sprightly romance of Marsac. Seawell,
Springhaven. Blackmore, R: D.
Spy. Cooper, J. F.
Square pegs. Whitney, A. D.
Squatter's dream. Browne, T: A.
Squire Phin. Day, H. F.
Squirrel inn. Stockton, F. R:
Stael-Holstein, Anne Louise Germaine
(Necker), baronne de.
Corinne; or, Italy.
"Idealized autobiography and picturesque
tour." Baker.
Standish of Standish. Austin, J.
Star dreamer. Castle, A. and E.
Starvecrow farm. Weyman, S. J:
Steadfast. Cooke, R. T.
Steel, Mrs. Flora Annie (Webster).
Hosts of the Lord.
"Dealing seriously with great problem of
'the mutual assimilation of East and
West." Baker.
On the face of the waters.
"Indian mutiny; minutely accurate.'"
Baker.
Potters thumb.
"Anglo-Indian society and native life.*'
Baker.
Stephens, Robert Neilson.
Philip Winwood [an American revolu
tionary captain].
Stepniak, pseud. See Dragomanoff, M.
Sterne, Laurence.
Life and opinions of Tristram Shandy,
gentleman.
"A vehicle for his sentimental . . . moral
izing on ... human life and character."
Baker.
Stevenson, Mrs. Fanny. See Stevenson, R.
L:, jt auth.
Stevenson, Robert Louis (Balfour).
Black arrow.
"Stirring adventure ... in the time of
Henry VI." A. L. A. Bkl.
David Balfour [sequel to Kidnappeuj.
"Carries hero of Kidnapped over into Hol
land and France." Pittsburg.
Kidnapped.
"Scotland shortly after rising in support
of Prince Charlie in 1745," Leypoldt & lies.
Master of Ballantrae.
"Tragic annals of a noble Scottish fam
ily." Baker.
Merry men, and other tales and fables.
New Arabian nights.
"Modern Haroun-al-Rashid in London."
Baker.
Prince Otto [psychologic drama].
St. lyes; being the adventures of a French
prisoner in England.
Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
"Physician who succeeds ... in sepa
rating the good and evil parts of his na
ture." Phil a.
Treasure island.
Weir of Hermiston.
"Vital motive is antipathy between father
and son/' Baker.
and Osbourne, Lloyd.
Ebb tide.
Wrecker.
and Stevenson, Mrs. Fanny (Van de
Grift).
Dynamiter.
Stewart, Charles David.
Fugitive blacksmith.
"Diverting tale of Finerty, the Irish boss
of a railroad sandhouse." Pittsburg.
Partners of providence.
"There is not a false note, a sentence out
of key, or ... one second of doubtful
taste." A. L. A. Bkl.
Stickeen. Muir, J:
Stickit minister. Crockett, S: R.
Stillwater tragedy. Aldrich, T: B.
Stimson, Frederic Jesup (J. S. of Dale,
pseud.).
King Noanett.
"Romance of pioneer life and adventure."
Critic.
Mrs. Knollys, and other stories.
Stockton, Francis Richard.
Adventures of Captain Horn.
"Quest for a treasure of the Incas."
Baker.
'Afield and afloat.
"Eleven characteristic stories of love or
fantastic adventure." N. Y. State Lib.
Casting away of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs.
Aleshine.
"Comedy of incongruous . . . adventures
of two . . . New England women." N. Y.
State Lib.
Chosen few [short stories].
Dusantes [sequel to Casting away of Mrs.
Leeks and Mrs. Aleshine].
House of Martha.
Lady, or the tiger? and other stories.
Late Mrs. Null.
Mrs. Cliff's yacht.
"Treasure which fell to the Peruvian gov
ernment and to Mrs. Cliff. "A. L. A.
Pomona's travels.
Rudder Grange.
"Family that kept house in a canal -boat."
Pittsburg.
Squirrel inn.
Story-teller's pack.
Watchmaker's wife, and other stories.
Stolen story. Williams, J. L.
Stolen treasure. Pyle, H.
Stooping lady. Hewlett, M. H:
Stories of a western town. French, A.
Story of a country town. Howe, E. W.
Story of a play. Howells, W: D.
Story of a short life. Ewing, J, H.
Story of Ab. Waterloo, S.
Story of an African farm. Schreiner, O.
Story of Avis." Ward, E. S.
Story of Bawn. Hinkson K.
Story of Christine Rochefort. Prince, H. C.
Story of Francis Cludde.- Weyman, S. J:
Story of Kennett. Taylor. B.
Story of Margaret Kent. Kirk, E. W.
Story of old Fort Loudon. Craddock, C: E.
Story of Patsy. Wiggin, K. D.
Story of the glittering plain. Morris, W:
Story of the other wise man. Van Dyke, H:
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Story of Tonty. Catherwood, M. H.
Story-teller's pack. Stockton, F. R:
Stowe, Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth (Beecher).
Minister's wooing.
My wife and L
Oldtown folks.
"Portrays a Massachusetts town a cen
tury or more ago." N. Y. State -Lib.
Uncle Tom's cabin.
"Plantation life before the civil war."
A. L. A,
We and our neighbors [sequel to My wife
and I].
Stradella. Crawford, F. M.
Strange adventures of a phaeton. Black, W:
Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Stevenson, R. L;
Strange manuscript found in a copper cyl
inder. De Mille, J:
Strange story. Lytton, E: G: E. L. B-.
Strathmore. De la Ramee, L.
Strawberry handkerchief. Barr, A. E.
Streeter, John Williams.
Doctor Tom, the coroner of Brett.
Strictly business. Henry, O.
Strong hearts. Cable, G: W.
Stuart, Mrs. Ruth (McEnery).
Aunt Amity's silver wedding, and other
stones.
George Washington Jones.
"Homeless little colored boy who offered
himself as a Christmas present." N. Y.
State Lib.
Holly and pizen, and other stories.
In Simpkinsville; character tales.
Moriah's mourning.
"Thirteen short stories mainly of the
southern negro." N. Y. State .Lib.
Napoleon Jackson, the gentleman of the
plush rocker.
"A colored heroine maintains her right
to support her husband in luxury/' N. Y.
State Lib.
River's children; an idyl of the Mississip
pi.
Second wooing of Salina Sue, and other
stories.
"Plantation tales, in which pathos and
natural beauty underlie the comedy." A.
L. A. Bkl.
Sonny.
1 'Humorous monologues of a ... farmer
on ... his only sou." Pittsburg.
Sonny's father.
"In which the father, now become grand
father, a kindly observer of life and a
genial philosopher, in his desultory talks
with the family doctor, carries along the
story of Sonny." Subtitle.
Study in scarlet. Doyle, C.
Stuntz, Stephen Conrad. See Conrad, S.,
pseud.
Subjection of Isabel Carnaby. Fowler,
E. T.
Suburban whirl. Cutting, M. S.
Successors of Mary the First. Ward, E. S,
Sudermann, Hermann.
Dame Care.
Regina; or, The sins of the fathers.
"Tragedy of hate and love; a Prussian
village in 1814-1815." Baker.
Sue, (Marie Joseph) Eugene.
Mysteries of Paris.
Wandering Jew.
"Powerful in its command of terror."
Baker.
Surgeon's daughter. Scott, W.
Surry of Eagle's Nest. Cooke, J: E.
Susan Clegg and her neighbor's affairs.
French, A.
Suttner, Bertha Felice Sophie (Kinsky)
freifrau von.
"Ground arms."
"A crusade against war." Pittsburg.
Sweet clover. Burnham, C. L.
Swift, Jonathan.
Gulliver's travels into several remote re
gions of the world.
Sword in the mountains. MacGowan, A.
Sword maker. Barr, R.
Sword of Dundee. Peck, T.
Sword of the old frontier. Parrish, R.
Taber, Harry Persons. See Wells, Caro
lyn, jt. auth.
Tale of two cities. Dickens, C:
Tales. Poe, E. A.
Tales for Christmas. Coppee, F.
Tales of New England. Jewett, S. O.
Tales of the cloister. Jordan, E. G.
Tales of the home folks in peace and war..
Harris, J. C.
Tales of the Maine coast. Brooks, N.
Tales of two countries. Kielland, A. L.
Tales, sketches and other papers. Haw
thorne, N.
Talisman. Scott, W.
Taming of Red Butte Western. Lynde, F.
Tapestried chamber. Scott, W.
Taquisara. Crawford, F. M.
Tarkington, (Newton) Booth.
Beasley's Christmas party.
"Delightfully human little story." A. I*.
A. Bkl.
Cherry.
"Conceited young prig tells how he wooed,
the heroine." -N. Y. State Lib.
Conquest of Canaan.
"How a young lawyer won the respect
and admiration of an Indiana town." N. Y.
State Lib.
Gentleman from Indiana.
"Contest between "White Caps and a young?,
newspaper man." A. L. A.
Guest of Quesnay.
An accident causes young 1 man to forget.
past life and win again the love of his wife.
His own people [an episode in Europe].
In the arena.
"Interesting and well- written short sto
ries." A. L. A. Bkl.
Monsieur Beaucaire.
"Drama of intrigue, laid in Bath during:
the Beau Nash regime." Baker.
Two Vanrevels.
"Love story of Mexican war period." -N,.
Y. State Lib.
Tarry thou till I come. Croly, G:
Tartarin of Tarascon. Daudet, A.
Tartarin on the Alps. Daudet, A.
Taskmasters. Turner, G: K.
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Tautphceus, Jemima Montgomery, baronin
von.
Initials [a story of modern life in Bava
ria].
"Young Englishman and his love for a
beautiful German girl." Baker.
Quits.
"Life in southern Germany. A traveling
Englishman is the hero." Pittsburgh
Taylor, (James) Bayard.
Hannah Thurston [a story of American
life].
Story of Kennett.
*'A township of Pennsylvania, during the
latter part of the 18th century." Pittsburg.
Taylor, C. Bryson.
Nicanor, teller of tales.
*'A pure romance, in well -sustained style."
Outlook.
Tekia. Barr, R.
Ten thousand a 3*ear. Warren, S:
Ten to seventeen. Bacon, J. D.
Tenant of Wildfell Hall Bronte, A.
Tenants. Watts, M. S.
Terfaune, Mrs. Alary Virginia (Hawes).
See Harland, M., pseud.
Terror. Gras, F.
Tess of the D'Urbervilles. Hardy, T:
Test. Wright, M.
Testing of Diana Mallory. Ward, M. A.
Teuffel, Baroness von. See Howard, B. W.
Thackeray, A. t. See Ritchie, A. I. T.
Thackeray, William Makepeace.
Adventures of Philip.
"Discursive, containing: several fine
scenes." Baker.
Christmas books of Mr. M. A. Titmarsh.
"Farces and extravagances." Baker.
History of Henry Esmond.
"Cavalier and Jacobite in time of Queen
Anne." N. Y. State Lib.
History of Pendennis.
"Humorous exposure of many shams and
vanities." Baker.
Memoirs of Barrv Lyndon, esq., written
by himself.
The Newcomes.
"Col. Xewcome is one of the most beauti
ful and pathetic creations in English litera
ture." Baker.
Vanity fair.
"Epoch-making work in the history of
English realism." Baker.
Virginians [follows Henry Esmond]. ,
Thaddeus of Warsaw. Porter, J.
Thanet, Octave, pseud. See French, A.
That fortune. Warner, C: D.
'That lass o* Lowrie's. Burnett, F. H.
Their husbands* wives. Howells, W: D.,
and Alden, H: M., eds.
Their pilgrimage. Warner, C: D. .
Their silver wedding journey. Howells,
W: D.
Their wedding journey. Howells, W: D.
Thelma. Corelli, M.
They .that walk in darkness, Zangwill, I.
I3th district. Whitlock, B.
Thirty strange stories. Wells, H. G:
$30,000 bequest. Clemens, S: L.
"This, my son." Bazin, R.
Thomas Wingfold, curate. MacDonald, G:
Thompson, Charles Miner.
Army mule.
"Laughable little tale of a farmer's mul
ish obstinacy and his subjugation at the
hands of the equally firm but tactful vil
lage dressmaker." A. L. A. Bkl.
Thompson, (James) Maurice.
Alice of old Vincennes.
"Love and adventure in Indiana in 1779."
N. Y. State Lib.
Those delightful Americans. Cotes, S. J.
Those extraordinary twins. See Clemens,
S: L. Pudd'nhead Wilson.
Thrall of Leif the Lucky. Liljencrantz,
O. A.
Three brothers. Phillpotts, E.
Three feathers. Black, W:
Three musketeers. Dumas, A.
Through old rose glasses. Earle, M. T.
Through one administration. Burnett, F. H.
Through the eye of the needle. Howells,
W: D.
Through the turf smoke. MacMantts, S.
Thraston, Lucy M each am.
Called to the field.
"Virginia home life during the civil war.'*
A. L. A. Bkl.
Thurston, Ernest Temple.
Mirage.
A romance of a French viscomte who suf
fers poverty and self -exile in London.
Thurston, Katherine Cecil (Mrs. Ernest
Temple Thurston).
Masquerader.
"A weak man and a strong man exchange
identi ties." Pittsburg.
Tides of Barnegat. Smith, F. H.
Tillie: a Mennonite maid. Martin, H. R.
Timothy's quest. Wiggin, K. D.
Titcomb, Timothy, pseud. See Holland,
J. G.
Tiverton tales. Brown, A.
To have and to hold. Johnston, M.
Toilers of the sea. Hugo, V: M.
Told by Uncle Remus. Harris, J. C.
Told in the hills. Ryan, M. E.
Tolstoi, Lyof Nikolaievitch, graf.
Anna Karenina.
"Domestic and social life of the Russian
people." Baker.
Count Tolstoi's gospel stories.
Master and man.
Resurrection; a novel.
War and peace.
"Russian affairs . . . during the war with
Napoleon." Baker.
Tom Brown at Oxford. Hughes, T:
Tom Brown's school days. Hughes, T:
Tom Burke of "Ours." Lever, C: J.
Tom Grogan. Smith, F. H.
Tom Jones. Fielding, H:
Tom Sawyer. Clemens, S: L.
Tommjr and Grizel % Barrie, J. M:
Tompkins, Juliet Wilbor.
Dr. Ellen.
""Will be read with genuine enjoyment."
P. T. Cooper.
Mothers and fathers.
'"Eighteen excellent short stories, full
of character study.*' A. li. A. Bkl.
Open house.
The romance of a doctor and a girl whom
fortune has left helpless.
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Tory lover. Jewett, S. O.
Touchstone. Wharton, E. N.
Tour of the world in eighty days. Verne, J.
Tourgee, Albion Winegar.
Fool's errand, by one of the fools.
"Federal officer who went south after the
war. . . . The 'carpet-bagger' period."
Leypoldt & lies.
Tower. Wright, M.
Tower of London. Ainsworth, W: H.
Tracy, Louis.
Wings of the morning.
"Well-told story of a ship-wreck." Pitts*
burg.
Tracy, Virginia.
Merely players:' stories of stage life.
Traffics and discoveries. Kipling, R.
Trail of the lonesome pine. Fox, J:, Jr.
Train, Arthur Cheney.
Butler's story.
A butler relates the troubles of a wealthy
New York family.
Transfiguration of Miss Philura. Kings-
ley, F.
Treasure island. Stevenson, R. L:
Treasure of heaven. Corelli, M.
Treasure of Peyre Gaillard. Bennett, J:
Trial. Yonge, C. M.
Trilby. Du Maurier, G:
Trimmed lamp. Henry, O.
Tristram of Blent. Hawkins, A. H.
Tristram Shandy. Sterne, L.
Trollope, Anthony.
Barchester Towers.
Can you forgive her?
*'A study of half -realized motives and
minor causes of conduct." Baker.
Doctor Thorne.
Eustace diamonds.
"Lying of Lady Eustace darkens the mys
tery of the diamonds." Baker.
Framley parsonage.
Last chronicle of Barset.
"'Dominant situation one of intense an
guish." Baker.
Orley farm.
"A lengthly chronicle of family life."
Baker.
Phineas Finn, the Irish member.
"Politics occupy considerable space."
Baker.
Phineas Redux [sequel to Phineas Finn].
"Gladstone and Disraeli appear under
thin disguises." Pittsburg.
Prime minister.
Small house at Allington.
Warden.
Truants. Mason, A. E: W.
True Tilda. Quiller-Couch, A. T:
Truth. Zola, E.
Truthful Jane. Kingsley, F.
Turgenieff, Ivan Sergeievich.
Fathers and children.
"Bringrs the old and the new generations
of Russian life into strong contrast." Ba
ker.
On the eve.
Smoke.
"Social life among Russians living at Ba
den." Baker.
Virgin soil.
"Subterranean world of political agita
tion . . . threatening the peace of Russia."
Baker.
Turn of the balance. Whitlock, B.
Turn of the road. Frothingham, E. B.
Turner, George Kibbe.
Taskmasters [story of a mill town's poli
tics].
Turquoise cup. Smith, ,A. C.
Tuttictt, Mary Gleed. See Gray, Maxwell,
pseud.
Twain, Mark, pseud. See Clemens, S: L.
Twenty thousand leagues under the sea.
Verne, J.
Twenty years after. Dumas, A.
Twice-told tales. Hawthorne, N.
Two bites at a cherry. Aldrich, T: B.
Two college girls. Brown, H. D.
Two drovers. Scott, W.
Two in Italy. Elliott, M. H.
Two-legs. Ewald, C.
Two Vanrevels. Tarkington, B.
Two years ago. Kingsley, C:
Tynan, Katharine. See Hinkson, K.
Typee. Melville, H.
Typhoon. Conrad, J.
Tyrant. De La Pasture, E.
U
Uarda: a romance of Egypt Ebers, G: M
Uncle Jack's executors. Noble, A L
Uncle Max. Carey, R. N.
Uncle Remus, pseud. See Harris, J. C.
Uncle Tom's- cabin. Stowe, H. E.
Uncle William. Lee, J. B.
Uncommercial traveler. Dickens C-
Under dog. Smith, F. H.
Under the crust. Page, T: N.
Under the greenwood tree. Hardy, T:
under the red robe. Weyman, S. J:
Under the redwoods. Harte, B.
Under the Southern cross. Robins, E.
Under the sunset. Howells, W- D and
Alden, H: M., eds.
Under two flags. De la Ramee, L.
undercurrent. Grant, R
Undine. La Motte Fouque, F. H. K., bar
on de.
Unforeseen. Cutting, M. S.
Ungava Bob. Wallace, D.
Unknown quantity. Hall, G.
Unleavened bread. Grant, R.
Unlucky family. De La Pasture, E.
Unsocial socialist. Shaw, G: B.
Up grade. Goodwin, W.
Up to Calvin's. Richards, L. E
Valley of decision. Wharton, E. N.
Van Bibber. Davis, R: H.
Vance, Louis Joseph.
Black bag.
"A sensational narrative of crime at
tempted and frustrated."- Outlook.
Vance, Wilson J.
Big John Baldwin.
"The hero is a sort of John Ridd of the
Fen country/ 1 Dial.
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Van Dyke, Henry.
Blue flower.
Ruling passion [tales of nature and hu
man nature].
"Eight stories of ruling passions shown
in the lives of simple people." N. Y. State
Lib.
Story of the other wise man.
Vanity fair. Thackeray, W: M.
Varmint. Johnson, O.
Vassar stories. Gallagher, G. M.
Vassar studies. Schwartz, J. A.
Veiled lady. Smith, F. H.
Venetian June. Fuller, A.
Vera the medium. Davis, R: H.
Verga, Giovanni.
House by the medlar-tree.
Verne, Jules.
Around the world in eighty days.
Prom the earth to the moon and around
the moon.
"Adventurous party have a monster gun
cast and are shot to the moon," Baker.
Hector Servadac.
"Earth's collision with a comet." Phila.
Michael Strogoff.
"Hero encounters every conceivable kind
of peril." Baker.
Mysterious island.
"Adventure, with perils by sea, pirates,
and wild beasts." Baker.
Tour of the world in eighty days.
"English gentleman undertakes . . . this
project for a wager." Baker.
Twenty thousand leagues under- the sea.
"Captain Nemo and his ingenious electric
submarine boat." A. L. A.
Veronica Playfair. Goodwin, M. W.
Very small person. Donnell, A. H.
Vesty of the Basins. Greene, S. P.
Via crucis. Crawford, F. M.
Viaud, Louis Marie Julien. See Loti,
Pierre, pseud.
Vicar of Wakefield. Goldsmith, O.
Vice versa. Anstey, F., pseud.
Vicomte de Bragelonne. Dumas, A.
Victor of Salamis. Davis, W: S.
Victory. Seawell, M. E.
Viele, Herman Knickerbocker
Heartbreak Hill [a New England story].
"Sentiment and humor are nicely bal
anced in its pages, and the transcript of
New England life and character is both
truthful and charming." Dial.
Inn of the Silver -Moon.
Last of the Knickerbockers.
"Romance of social situations in New
York." N. Y. State Lib.
Myra of the pines.
"Charm springs from the freshness and
liveliness of its characters and situations."
Pittsburg.
Vignettes of Manhattan. Matthews, B., ed.
Villa Claudia. Mitchell, J: A.
Villa on the Rhine. Auerbach, B.
Village on the cliff. Ritchie, A. L
Villette. Bronte, C
Vine of Sibmah. Macphail, A.
Virgin soiL TurgeniefE, I. S.
Virginia cavalier. Seawell, M. E.
Virginian. Wister, O.
Virginians. Thackeray, W: M.
Vittoria. Meredith, G:
Vivian Grey. Beaconsfield, B: D.
Voice in the rice. Morris, G.
Voice of the city. Henry, O.
Voice of the people. Glasgow, E. A. G.
Vorse, Mrs. Mary H. Heaton.
Breaking in of a yachtsman's wife.
"Human nature under the influence of
the boating passion is a study which Mrs.
Vorse has prosecuted thoroughly, humor
ously, altogether delightfully." Nation.
Voynich, Mrs. Ethel Lillian (Boole).
Gadfly.
"Italy during the conspiracies against the
Austrians in 1S3G-1840." Pittsburgh
Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading cases.
Gibbon, P.
Vultures. Merriman, H: S.
W
Waddel, Mrs. Mary Louise (Forsslund).
See Forsslund, L.
Wall street stories. Lefevre, E.
Wallace, Dillon.
Ungava Bob, a winter's tale.
"Adventures of a plucky 16-year old boy
while fur hunting in Labrador." N. Y.
State Lib.
Wallace, Lew (Lewis), general.
Ben-Hur.
"Romance of Oriental life in the first
century. ' ' Baker.
Fair god.
"Mexican life at time of conquest." Ba
ker.
Prince of India.
"A florid picture of the Byzantine em
pire in the 15th century." -Leypoldt & lies.
Walled in. Ward, E. S.
Waller, Mary Ella.
Flamsted quarries.
"A story of American so-cial and indus
trial conditions today." Bk. R. Digest.
Sanna [story of Nantucket].
Wood-carver of 'Lympus.
"Ambitious farmer crippled in early
manhood . . . becomes a wood- carver of re
nown." N. Y. State Lib.
Year out of life.
An American girl's romance with a Ger
man author.
Waltz, Mrs. Elizabeth (Cherry).
Pa Gladden.
"Country life in middle west." N. T.
State Lib.
Wandering Jew. Sue, E.
War and peace. Tolstoi, L. N.
War in the air. Wells, H. G:
War of the worlds. Wells, H. G:
Ward, Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart (Phelps).
Empty house, and other stories.
Fourteen to one.
"Short stories of homely life." -Pittsburg-.
Gates ajar.
"Imaginative glimpses into the celestial
paradise." Baker.
Oath of allegiance, and other stories.
Singular life.
"Story of mission and settlement work
among the poor." Phila.
Story of Avis.
"Wife who renounces her career as a
painter to devote herself to her husband."
Phila.
Successors of Mary the First.
''Humorous tale of woes with incompe
tent servants." N. Y. State Lib.
FICTION CATALOG
Walled In.
"A singularly strong man, is 'walled in'
by a terrible automobile accident." Bk. B.
Digest.
Ward, Mary Augusta (Arnold) (Mrs.
Humphry Ward).
Eleanor.
Fenwick's career.
"Young painter of brilliant talents comes
to London to make a career." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Helbeck of Bannisdale.
"Struggle between religious principles and
love in an agnostic and a Roman Catholic."
N. Y. State Lib.
Lady Merton, colonist.
"A novel that has grown out of Mrs.
Ward's visit to the Canadian frontiers.
. . . The literary merits and the fine aim of
the book command admiration." Spec.
Lady Rose's daughter.
"Study of temperament, but in no sense
a problem novel." H. W. Mabie. -
Mar cell a.
"Develops socialism versus vested rights
and aristocratic privilege." Pittsburg.
Marriage of William Ashe.
"Ill-assorted union between a young . . .
member of Parliament and an impulsive
girl." N. Y. State Lib.
Robert Elsmere.
"Deals with the question of formal versus
ethical religion." Pittsburg.
Sir George Tressady.
Testing of Diana Mallory.
"Considered as a novel of society, 'Diana
Mallory' is fascinating and authoritative,
considered as the story of a young woman
pathetically situated, it is moving and sat
isfying." N. Y. Times.
Ward of King Canute. Liljencrantz, O. A.
Warden. Trollope, A.
Wards of liberty. Kelly, M.
Ware, William.
Zenobia, queen of Palmyra.
"Christianity and paganism confronting:
each other. * ' Pi ttsburg.
Warlock o' Glenwarlock. MacDonald, G:
Warman, Cy.
Express messenger and other tales of
the rail.
Last spike, and other railroad stories.
"Clever sketches, dramatic and realistic.**
A. D. A. Bkl.
Short rails [railroad stories].
Snow on the headlight; a story of the
great Burlington strike.
Warner, Anne. See French, A.
Warner, Charles Dudley.
Being a boy.
Golden house.
"Continuing the fortunes of the charac
ters in A little journey in the world." N.
Y. State Lib.
Little journey in the world.
"A picture of New York society." Baker.
That fortune [sequel to The golden
house].
"New York life, particularly in the finan
cial world." Baker.
Their pilgrimage.
"Minute and sometimes satirical descrip
tions of southern watering-places." Baker.
Warner, Susan (Elizabeth Wetherell,
pseud.).
Queechy.
Wide, wide world.
"Past life and mariners in New England."
Baker.
Warren, Samuel.
Ten thousand a year.
"Satire on English legal forms and per
sons in first half of 19th century." Baker.
Washington square. James, H:
Wason, Robert Alexander.
Happy Hawkins.
"A philosophical and loyal -hearted cow
boy is the unique and humorous hero."
Bk. R. Digest.
Watanna, Onoto, pseud.
Daughters of Nijo.
Heart of Hyacinth.
Japanese nightingale.
Watchmaker's wife. Stockton, F. R:
Water of the wondrous isles. Morris, W:
Water- witch. Cooper, J. F.
Waterloo, Stanley.
Story of Ab.
"Tells with scientific accuracy how the
cave men lived, hunted and fought." Pitts-
burg.
Watson, Henry Brereton Marriott.
Midsummer day's dream.
"Amusing, clever, and gracefully writ
ten." A, L. A. Bkl.
Watson, John (Ian Maclaren, pseud.).
Beside the bonnie brier bush.
"Sketches and stories of a Scotch vil
lage." 1 Baker.
Days of auld lang syne.
"Further studies of the Scotch neighbor
hood described in 'Beside the bonnie brier
bush.' " N. Y. State Lib.
Watts, Mary Stanbery.
Nathan Burke.
"Supposedly the biography of 'General
Nathan Burke, the hero of Chapultepec,'
really a cheerful record in story form of
the sayings and doings of a group of typical
but very human people in a southern Ohio
town of the 30's and 40's." A. L. A. Bkl.
The tenants.
Watts-Dunton, Theodore. See Dunton, T.
Watts-.
Waverley. Scott, W.
Way of a man. Hough. E.
Way of an Indian. Remington, F:
Way of the gods. Long, J: L.
Way of the sea. Duncan, N.
Wayfarers. Cutting, M. S.
We and our neighbors. Stowe, H. E.
We two. Bayly, A. E.
Weavers. Parker, G.
Web. Hill, F: T.
Webster, Henry Kitchell.
King in khaki.
The hero is a New York newspaper man
managing a tropical plantation.
Roger Drake, captain of industry.
"Formation of great copper combine."
N. Y. State Lib.
Sky-man.
*'So thrilling a tale, Indeed, and so good
for boys of all ages, has not recently come
within our reach." W: M. Payne.
Whispering man.
Amateur detective solves mystery of a
murder.
See also Merwin, S:, jt. auth.
Webster, Jean.
Four-pools mystery.
"A rattling- good detective story." A. L.
A. Bkl,
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Jerry, junior.
"American youtii . . . who . . dis
guises himself as a mountain guide and
donkey driver." A. L. A. BM.
Much ado about Peter.
"A good story to read aloud." A. I*. A.
Bkl.
When Patty went to college.
"College pranks, told by a Vassar grad
uate of 1900. "A. L. A,
Weir of Hermiston. Stevenson, R. L:
Well at the world's end. Morris, W:
Well in the desert. Knapp, A.
Wells, Carolyn.
Emily Emmlns papers [about a visit to
London].
and Taber, Harry Persons.
Matrimonial bureau.
"Clever, nonsensical, amusing." A. L. A.
BkL
Wells, David D wight
Her ladyship's elephant.
"Two . . . couples who accidentally change
partners on their wedding journey/' Ath.
Wells, Herbert George.
Kipps: the story of a simple soul.
"Merciless analysis of ... a young dra
per's assistant." 2\ T . Y. State Lib.
Thirty strange stories.
War in the air.
**A war carried on in airships and involv
ing the whole world brings an end to civil
ization and a return to primitive condi
tions.'* A. L. A. Bkl.
War of the worlds.
"Invasion of the earth by the inhabitants
of Mars." Pittsburg.
When the sleeper wakes.
"Pessimistic view of mankind in the com
ing centuries." Baker.
Wemyss, Mrs. Mary C. E.
Professional aunt.
Werner, Ernest, pseud. See Biirstenbind-
er, E.
Westcott, Edward Noyes.
David Haruni [a character study],
"Hero a goodhearted, shrewd banker,
horse-trader and observer of men." N. Y.
State Lib.
Westnap, Margaret.
Coming of Billy.
"About a child, but not a juvenile book."
-A. L, \. Bkl.
Westward ho! Kingsley, C:
Wetherell, Elizabeth, pseud. See Warner, S.
Weyman, Stanley John.
Abbess of Vlaye.
"A story of 1595 in the times of Henry of
Navarre." A. L. A. Bkl.
Castle inn.
"Love and adventure In England in early
days of George IIL"< N. T. State Lib.
Chippinge borough.
"Social upheaval attending- the passage
of the reform bill in 1831." A. L. A. Bkl.
Gentleman of France.
"Stirring adventure and excellent his
torical setting/' N. T. State Lib.
House of the wolf.
"France in the reign of Charles IX."
Leypoldt & lies.
Long night
"Historical romance, scene laid in Gene
va, early in the 17th century." Pittsburg.
My Lady Rotha.
"Germany overrun by mercenaries and
thieves." Baker.
Red cockade.
"Adventures during the French revolu
tion related by an aristocrat." Baker,
Sophia.
"Love in high life, England, 1742." N. T.
State Lib.
Starvecrow farm.
"Perilous adventures befalling . . . Eng
lish heroine in the early 19th century."
N. Y. State Lib.
Story of Francis Cludde.
"Romance in Dumas style, of time of
Bloody Mary (1553-58)." -Baker.
Under the red robe.
^'Episode of Richelieu's time." -Nation.
Wild geese.
/'It is one of the best stories he has ever
TYYT given us." W: M. Payne.
Wharton, Mrs. Edith Newbold (Jones).
Crucial instances.
"Subtle and extremely clever stories."
>*. Y. State Lib.
Fruit of the tree.
"Novel of extraordinary power and in
tense interest." -A. L. A, Bkl.
Greater inclination [stones of modern
social life].
"Extremely clever in psychologic study
and literary expression." N. T. State Lib.
House of mirth.
"Phase of society which ... is obtuse
as to morals and defiant of restraint." A.
L. A. BkL
Madame de Treymes.
"American and French view of family
relations and marriage. "^A. L. A. Bkl.
Sanctuary [psychological study of hered
ity].
Touchstone [character study].
"Husband, to obtain money to justify Ms
marriage has violated a sacred confidence "
N. Y. State Lib.
Valley of decision.
"Study ot Italian society on the verge of
revolution." Sat. R.
What will he do with it? Lytton, E; G:
E. L. B~.
Wheel of life. Glasgow, E. A. G.
When a man marries. Rinehart, M. R.
When a man's single. Barrie, J. M:
When all the woods are green. MitchelL
S. W.
When Charles the First was king. Fletch
er, J. S.
When knighthood was in flower. Major, C:
When love speaks. Payne, W:
When Patty went to college. Webster, J.
When she came home from college. Kurd,
M. K.
When the sleeper wakes. Wells, H. G:
When Valmond came to Pontiac. Parker, G.
When wilderness was king. Parrish, R.
Where the battle was fought. Craddock,.
C: E.
Whilomville stories. Crane, S.
Whip hand. Merwin, S:
Whirligigs. Henry, O.
Whispering man. Webster, H: K.
Whispering Smith. Spearman, F. H.
Whitaker, Evelyn.
Miss Toosey's mission.
Whitby, Beatrice Jeanie (Mrs. Philip-
Hicks).
Awakening of Mary Fen wick.
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White, Eliza Orne. f
Browning courtship, and other stories.
Lover of truth [New England village
life].
Winterborough [a New Hampshire
town].
"Conversations are very bright, replete
with satire and cleverness.'* Aim. Am. Cat.
1892.
White, Stewart Edward.
Arizona nights [life among cowboys].
Blazed trail [in Michigan logging camp
region].
"A young lumberman's struggle with a
powerful and unscrupulous firm." N. Y.
State Lib.
Blazed trail stories and stories of the
wild life.
"Life of ranch and lumber camp in the
great northwest." N. Y. State Lib.
Claim jumpers [Black Hills mining
camp].
Conjuror's house; a romance of the free
forest.
"Love story set against a dark back
ground of Canadian wilderness/' N. Y.
State Lib.
Forest [impressions at all seasons].
"Has worked out a new treatment of
nature/* Outlook.
Riverman: narrative of the lumbering in
dustry in Michigan in the early seven
ties. '
Rules of the game.
"Pre-eminently a presentation, sane and
fair, of the conservation problem as it ap
pears to both sides on the field." A. L. A.
Bkl.
Silent places.
"Skill of white woodsmen matched against
Indian instinct." Pittsburg.
and Adams, Samuel Hopkins.
Mystery.
* 'Ingenious tale of pirates.'* A. L. A. Bkl.
White, William Allen.
Certain rich man.
"It is American through and through in
its spirit; its intimate knowledge of every
day American life, its dialogue, its fun, and
its pathos." Outlook.
In our town.
"People in a Kansas town as seen from
the printer's office." A. L. A. Bkl.
White aprons. Goodwin, M. W.
White company. Doyle, C.
White Fang. London, J.
White mice. Davis, R: H.
White roses. Brown, K. H.
White sister. Crawford, F. M.
White terror. Gras, F.
White terror and the red. Cahan, A.
Whiteing, Richard.
No. 5 John st.
"Cultured man's experimental residence
in the London slums." N, Y. State Lib.
Ring in the new.
"Real life of a working girl of the 'other
half in London." A. L. A. Bkl,
Whither thou goest. Bell, J: J.
Whitlock, Brand.
Gold brick.
"Stories of Illinois newspaper men and
politicians." A. L. A. Bkl.
I3th district [and its Congressional can
didate].
"Denunciation of the political campaign
in the United States.'* Pittsburg.
Turn of the balance.
"An arraignment of the law as it is ad
ministered in our commonwealth to-day."
Bk. R. Digest
Whitney, Mrs. Adeline Button (Train).
Ascutney streetX
Biddy's episodes.
"A young girl . . . finds an outlet for hear
activities and sweetens in the process."
A. L. A. Bkl.
Faith Gartney's girlhood.
Real folks.
Square pegs.
"Young girl 'brought up in sections by
two aunts.' " N. Y. State Lib.
Whole family. Howells, W: D., and others.
Wide, wide world. Warner, S.
Widow Lerouge. Gaboriau, E.
Wife of his youth. Chesnutt, C: W.
Wiggin, Kate Douglas (Smith) (Mrs. G.
C. Riggs).
Cathedral courtship and Penelope's Eng
lish experiences.
"Narrative of travel in England." Pitts-
burg.
New chronicles of Rebecca.
"Quaintly humorous stories of 'Rebecca.* "
A. L. A. Bkl.
Old Peabody pew.
Penelope's Irish experiences [sequel to
Penelope's progress].
"Travel in Ireland bound by thread of
love story." N. Y. State Lib.
Penelope's progress [sequel to Pene
lope's English experiences].
"Edinburgh and its neighborhood as seen
by the three heroines of Penelope's English
experiences." N. Y. State Lib.
Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm.
"Story of New England girl life." Pitts-
burg.
Rose o' the river.
"Pleasant little story of a lumberman's
love." A. L. A. Bkl.
Story of Patsy [a cripple].
"Picture of slum life." Baker.
Timothy's quest.
and others.
Affair at the inn [love comedy].
"Written In first person, each author re
sponsible for one character." N. Y. State
Lib.
Wild ass's skin. Balzac, H. de.
Wild Eelin. Black, W:
Wild geese. Weyman, S. J:
Wild wheat. Blundell, M. E.
Wiles of Sexton Maginnis. Egan, M. F.
Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship and trav
els. Goethe, J. W. von.
Wilkins, Mary Eleanor. See Freeman, M.
E. (W.)
Williams, Francis Churchill.
J. Devlin, boss.
"When Garfield was nominated for presi
dent." Bookm.
Williams, Frederick Benton, pseud. See
Hamblen, H. E.
Williams, Jesse Lynch.
Day-dreamer; being the full narrative of
"The stolen story."
"Interesting tale and good pictures of
newspaper life/' A. L. A. Bkl.
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Married life of the Frederic Carrolls.
Entertaining- narrative of the experien
ces of a young artist and his wife.
My lost duchess [an idyl of New York].
Stolen story, and other newspaper stories.
Williamson, Charles Norris, and William
son, Mrs. Alice Muriel (Livingston).
Car of destiny [motor romance in Spain].
'Chauffeur and the chaperon [motor-boat
trip in Holland].
Lady Betty across the water.
*'J3nglisn girl who explores American pos
sibilities in New York and Newport life."
A. JL. A. BkL
Lightning conductor.
"American girl's automobile trip through
Europe." Pittsburgh
Lord Loveland discovers America.
"An Improbable tale but one that has
rather more substance than the late sugary
products of the joint Williamson pen." A.
L. A. Bkl.
Motor maid.
The romance carries the reader through
the south of France.
My friend the chauffeur.
"Similar to 'The lightning conductor' and
"The princess passes.' " A. JL. A. JBkL.
Princess passes.
"The princess is a young American
- heiress." A. JU A. Bkl.
Princess Virginia.
"An adventurous English princess travels
under an assumed name." A. JL. A. Bkl.
Wilson, Harry Leon.
Spenders; a tale of the third generation.
"Up-to-date American story, scene laid
chiefly in New York." Pittsburg.
Wind of destiny. Hardy, A. S.
Window at the White Cat. Rinehart, M.
R.
Window in Thrums. Barrie, J. M:
Windsor castle. Ainsworth, W: H.
Wing-and-wing. Cooper, J. F.
Wings of the morning. Tracy, L:
Winning lady, and others. Freeman, M. E.
Winslow, Helen Maria.
Woman for mayor.
Portrays a successful test of woman's
suffrage.
Winston of the prairies. Bindloss, H.
Winterborough. White, E. O.
Wlnthrop, Theodore.
Cecil Dreeme.
John Brent
"Stirring novel, in "which a noble horse
is hero-in chief." Pittsburg.
Wise woman. Burnham, C. L.
Wister, Owen.
Jimmyjohn boss, and other stories.
"Eight humorous, grim and pathetic sto
ries of western frontier life." N. Y. State
.Lib.
Lady Baltimore.
"Quaint story of social life in a quiet
southern city ... in reality Charleston."
A. K A. Bkl.
Lin McLean.
"Short stories forming a continuous nar
rative, a cowboy being: the central figure.*'
N. Y. State Lib.
Mother [story of love and speculation].
Philosophy 4: a story of Harvard uni
versity.
Red men and white [short stories].
"Adventures on the Indian frontier."
Baker.
Virginian.
"Capital study of the best type of west
ern cowboy." N. Y. State Lib.
Witch's gold. Garland, H.
With edged tools. Merriman, H: S.
With fire and sword. Sienkiewicz, H.
With Juliet in England. Richmond, G. L.
With my friends. Matthews, B., and oth
ers.
With the procession. Fuller, H: B.
Woman errant. Wright, M. O.
Woman for mayor. Winslow, H. M.
Woman in the alcove. Green, A. K.
Woman in white. Collins, W.
Wood, John Seymour.
Yale yarns, sketches of life at Yale uni
versity.
Wood-carver of 'Lympus. Waller, M. E.
Wood fire in No. 3. Smith, F. H.
Woodrow, Nancy Mann Waddel (Mrs.
Wilson Wood row),
Silver butterfly.
New York society is background for this
story of a mystery.
Woods, Mrs. Margaret Louisa (Bradley).
King's revoke.
"Adventure with almost no bloodshed/ 1 *
A. L. A. BkL
Woodstock. Scott, W.
Wooing o't Alexander, Mrs.
Woolson, Constance Fenimore.
Anne.
"Scenes at Mackinae and about New
York." N. Y. State Lib.
East Angels.
"Home life in Georgia before the war."
Baker.
For the major.
Front yard, and other Italian stories.
Jupiter lights.
Wreck of the Grosvenor. Russell, W: C
Wrecker. Stevenson, R. L:, and Osbourne,
L.
Wright, Harold Bell.
Shepherd of the hills.
Wright, Mrs. Mabel Osgood (Barbara,
pseud.).
At the sign of the Fox.
"Satirical thrusts at the life of the rich
and charming descriptions of nature." N.
Y. State Lib.
Garden, you and I.
"Mostly garden talk between Barbara
and her friend." N. Y. State Lib.
Open Window [New England short sto
ries].
Poppea of the post-office.
A lovable foundling is the heroine of this
story of the early sixties.
Princess Flower Hat: a comedy from the
perplexity book of Barbara, the com
muter's wife.
Woman errant.
"Pleas for simple, wholesome living:." N.
Y. State Lib.
Wright, Mrs. Mary (Tappan).
Aliens [cotton belt story].
"Shows how little reconstruction has re
constructed.''^ Y. State Lib.
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Test.
"Attitude of parents . . . and others
toward a child born out of wedlock. Well
written, restrained, on high moral plane."
N. Y. State Lib.
Tower [small college town story].
"Fortunes and love affairs of the different
families of the faculty." A. L. A. Bkl.
Wullie McWattie's master. Bell, J: J.
Withering Heights. Bronte, E. *
Wyatt, Edith Franklin.
Every one his own way.
"Instantaneous photographs of Chicago
types." 1\ T . Y. State Lib.
Wylie, Ida Alena Ross.
Native born; or,, The rajah's people.
"Story of garrison life in India and the
conflicts between the English and the na
tives." A. L, A. Bkl.
Yale yarns. Wood, J: S.
Year out of life. Waller, M. E.
Yeast. Kingsley, C:
Yeoman Fleetwood. Blundell, M. E.
Yonge, Charlotte Mary.
Caged lion.
"Story of James I of Scotland." A. L. A,
Chaplet of pearls.
"Romance of French history, 1572. St.
Bartholomew massacre." A. L. A.
Daisy chain.
Dove in the eagle's nest.
"Robber barons of Germany in the 15th
century/' Sargent.
Heartease.
Heir of Redclyffe.
"Idealized picture of virtuous character."
Baker.
Pillars of the house.
Trial.
Young, Rose Emmet.
Sally of Missouri.
"Story of the soil, and its hold on its
sons and daughters." N. T. State Lib.
Youth. Conrad*'!.
Youth of Washington. Mitchell, S. W.
Zadoc Pine. Bunner, H: C.
Zandrie. Richards, M. E.
Zangwill, Israel.
Children of the [London] Ghetto.
Dreamers of the Ghetto.
"Sympathetic and suggestive studies." -
1ST. Y, State Lib.
Ghetto comedies.
"A wonderful piece of affectionate sat
ire." A. L. A. Bkl.
Mantle of Elijah.
"English politics and society." N. Y.
State Lib.
Master [biography of a Nova Scotian-
lad].
They that walk in darkness.
"Eleven pathetic stories of Jewish life."
N. Y. State Lib.
Zanoni. Lytton, E: G: E. L. B-.
Zenobia, queen, of Palmyra. Ware, W:
Zola, Smile.
Downfall.
"Disastrous campaign that ended in Se
dan." Baker.
Lourdes.
"Pilgrimage of the diseased to the mir
acle shrine." Phila.
Paris.
"Charitable work in Paris." Phila.
Truth (Verite) [based on the Dreyfus
case].
"A deliberate arraignment of the Roman,
Catholics- priesthood." A. T. Quiller-Couch.
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