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*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK AN ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE OF BOOKS IN FICTION AND GENERAL LITERATURE PUBLISHED BY CHATTO & WINDUS, SEPT. 1899 ***



                       AN ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE
                        OF BOOKS IN FICTION AND
                           GENERAL LITERATURE
                              PUBLISHED BY
                            CHATTO & WINDUS
                         111 ST. MARTIN’S LANE
                             CHARING CROSS
                              LONDON, W.C.

                             [SEPT. 1899.]

                             [Illustration]


  =About (Edmond).=--=The Fellah:= An Egyptian Novel. Translated by
     Sir RANDAL ROBERTS. Post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2_s._

  =Adams (W. Davenport), Works by.=
     =A Dictionary of the Drama:= being a comprehensive Guide
          to the Plays, Playwrights, Players, and Playhouses
          of the United Kingdom and America, from the Earliest
          Times to the Present Day. Crown 8vo, half-bound,
          12_s._ 6_d._                              [_Preparing._
     =Quips and Quiddities.= Selected by W. DAVENPORT ADAMS.
          Post 8vo, cloth limp, 2_s._ 6_d._

  =Agony Column (The) of ‘The Times,’= from 1800 to 1870. Edited with
     an Introduction, by ALICE CLAY. Post 8vo, cloth limp, 2_s._ 6_d._

  =Aidé (Hamilton), Novels by.= Post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2_s._
     each.
     =Carr of Carrlyon.=
     =Confidences.=

  =Alden (W. L.).=--=A Lost Soul:= Being the Confession and Defence
     of Charles Lindsay. Fcap. 8vo, cloth boards, 1_s._ 6_d._

  =Alexander (Mrs.), Novels by.= Post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2_s._
     each.
     =Maid, Wife, or Widow?=
     =Blind Fate.=

            Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._ each; post 8vo,
                     picture boards, 2_s._ each.

     =Valerie’s Fate.=
     =A Life Interest.=
     =Mona’s Choice.=
     =By Woman’s Wit.=
     
  =Allen (F. M.).=--=Green as Grass.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Allen (Grant), Works by.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 6_s._ each.
    =The Evolutionist at Large.=
    =Moorland Idylls.=
    =Post-Prandial Philosophy.= Crown 8vo, art linen, 3_s._ 6_d._

            Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._ each; post 8vo,
                      illustrated boards, 2_s._ each.

    =Babylon.= 12 Illustrations.
    =Strange Stories.= Frontis.
    =The Beckoning Hand.=
    =For Maimie’s Sake.=
    =Philistia.=
    =In all Shades.=
    =The Devil’s Die.=
    =This Mortal Coil.=
    =The Tents of Shem.= Frontis.
    =The Great Taboo.=
    =Dumaresq’s Daughter.=
    =Under Sealed Orders.=
    =The Duchess of Powysland.=
    =Blood Royal.=
    =Ivan Greet’s Masterpiece.=
    =The Scallywag.= 24 Illusts.
    =At Market Value.=

    =Dr. Palliser’s Patient.= Fcap. 8vo, cloth boards, 1_s._ 6_d._

  =Anderson (Mary).=--=Othello’s Occupation.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._
     6_d._

  =Antipodean (The):= An Australasian Annual. Edited by A. B.
     PATERSON and G. ESSEX EVANS. Medium 8vo, with Illustrations,
     1_s._

  =Arnold (Edwin Lester), Stories by.=
     =The Wonderful Adventures of Phra the Phœnician.= Crown
          8vo, cloth extra, with 12 Illustrations by H. M.
          PAGET, 3_s._ 6_d._; post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2_s._
     =The Constable of St. Nicholas.= With Frontispiece by S. L.
          WOOD. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Artemus Ward’s Works.= With Portrait and Facsimile. Crown 8vo,
     cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._--Also a POPULAR EDITION post 8vo,
     picture boards, 2_s._

  =Ashton (John), Works by.= Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 7_s._ 6_d._ each.
     =History of the Chap-Books of the 18th Century.= With 334
          Illustrations.
     =Humour, Wit, and Satire of the Seventeenth Century.= With
          82 Illustrations.
     =English Caricature and Satire on Napoleon the First.= With
          115 Illustrations.
     =Modern Street Ballads.= With 57 Illustrations.
     =Social Life in the Reign of Queen Anne.= With 85
          Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._

                Crown 8vo, cloth, gilt top, 6_s._ each.

     =Social Life under the Regency.= With 90 Illustrations.
     =Florizel’s Folly:= The Story of GEORGE IV. With
          Photogravure Frontispiece and 12 Illustrations.

  =Bacteria, Yeast Fungi, and Allied Species, A Synopsis of.= By W.
     B. GROVE, B.A. With 87 Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth extra,
     3_s._ 6_d._

  =Bardsley (Rev. C. Wareing, M.A.), Works by.=
     =English Surnames:= Their Sources and Significations. Crown
          8vo, cloth, 7_s._ 6_d._
     =Curiosities of Puritan Nomenclature.= Crown 8vo, cloth,
          3_s._ 6_d._

  =Baring Gould= (=Sabine=, Author of ‘John Herring,’ &c.), =Novels
     by=.

         Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._ each; post 8vo,
                   illustrated boards, 2_s._ each.

     =Red Spider.=
     =Eve.=

  =Barr (Robert: Luke Sharp), Stories by.= Cr. 8vo, cl., 3_s._ 6_d._
     each.
     =In a Steamer Chair.= With Frontispiece and Vignette by
          DEMAIN HAMMOND.
     =From Whose Bourne,= &c. With 47 Illustrations by HAL HURST
          and others.
     =Revenge!= With 12 Illustrations by LANCELOT SPEED and
          others.
     =A Woman Intervenes.= With 8 Illustrations by HAL HURST.
     =The East While You Wait:= Being some Notes on a Visit to
          the Farther Edge of the Mediterranean. Crown 8vo,
          cloth, 6_s._                               [_Shortly._

  =Barrett (Frank), Novels by.=
   Post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2_s._ each; cloth, 2_s._ 6_d._ each.
     =Fettered for Life.=
     =The Sin of Olga Zassoulich.=
     =Between Life and Death.=
     =Folly Morrison.=
     =Honest Davie.=
     =Little Lady Linton.=
     =A Prodigal’s Progress.=
     =John Ford=; and =His Helpmate=.
     =A Recoiling Vengeance.=
     =Lieut. Barnabas.=
     =Found Guilty.=
     =For Love and Honour.=

        Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._ each; post 8vo,
   picture boards, 2_s._ each; cloth limp, 2_s._ 6_d._ each.

     =The Woman of the Iron Bracelets.=
     =The Harding Scandal.=
     =A Missing Witness.= With 8 Illustrations by W. H.
          MARGETSON.

                  Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._ each.

     =Was She Justified?=
     =Under a Strange Mask.= With 19 Illustrations by E. F.
          BREWTNALL.

  =Barrett (Joan).=--=Monte Carlo Stories.= Fcap. 8vo, cloth, 1_s._
     6_d._

  =Beaconsfield, Lord.= By T. P. O’CONNOR, M.P. Cr. 8vo, cloth, 5_s._

  =Beauchamp (Shelsley).=--=Grantley Grange.= Post 8vo, boards, 2_s._

  =Besant (Sir Walter) and James Rice, Novels by.=

        Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._ each; post 8vo,
    illustrated boards, 2_s._ each; cloth limp, 2_s._ 6_d._ each.

     =Ready-Money Mortiboy.=
     =My Little Girl.=
     =With Harp and Crown.=
     =This Son of Vulcan.=
     =The Golden Butterfly.=
     =The Monks of Thelema.=
     =By Celia’s Arbour.=
     =The Chaplain of the Fleet.=
     =The Seamy Side.=
     =The Case of Mr. Lucraft=, &c.
     =’Twas in Trafalgar’s Bay=, &c.
     =The Ten Years’ Tenant=, &c.

  ∵ There is also a LIBRARY EDITION of the above Twelve Volumes,
  handsomely set in new type on a large crown 8vo page, and
  bound in cloth extra, 6_s._ each; and POPULAR EDITIONS of =The
  Golden Butterfly= and of =All Sorts and Conditions of Men=,
  medium 8vo, 6_d._ each; cloth, 1_s._ each.

  =Besant (Sir Walter), Novels by.=

         Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._ each; post 8vo,
    illustrated boards, 2_s._ each; cloth limp, 2_s._ 6_d._ each.

     =All Sorts and Conditions of Men.= With 12 Illustrations by
          FRED. BARNARD.
     =The Captains’ Room,= &c. With Frontispiece by E. J.
          WHEELER.
     =All in a Garden Fair.= With 6 Illustrations by HARRY
          FURNISS.
     =Dorothy Forster.= With Frontispiece by CHARLES GREEN.
     =Uncle Jack,= and other stories.
     =Children of Gibeon.=
     =The World Went Very Well Then.= With 12 Illustrations by
          A. FORESTIER.
     =Herr Paulus:= His Rise, his Greatness, and his Fall.
     =The Bell of St. Paul’s.=
     =For Faith and Freedom.= With Illustrations by A. FORESTIER
          and F. WADDY.
     =To Call Her Mine,= &c. With 9 Illustrations by A.
          FORESTIER.
     =The Holy Rose,= &c. With Frontispiece by F. BARNARD.
     =Armorel of Lyonesse:= A Romance of To-day. With 12
          Illustrations by F. BARNARD.
     =St. Katherine’s by the Tower.= With 12 Illustrations by C.
          GREEN.
     =Verbena Camellia Stephanotis,= &c. With a Frontispiece by
          GORDON BROWNE.
     =The Ivory Gate.=
     =The Rebel Queen.=
     =Beyond the Dreams of Avarice.= With 12 Illustrations by W.
          H. HYDE.
     =In Deacon’s Orders,= &c. With Frontispiece by A.
          FORESTIER.
     =The Revolt of Man.=
     =The Master Craftsman.=
     =The City of Refuge.=

                  Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._ each.

     =A Fountain Sealed.= With a Frontispiece.
     =The Changeling.=
     =The Orange Girl.= With 8 Illustrations by F. PEGRAM. Crown
          8vo, cloth, gilt top, 6_s._
     =The Charm,= and other Drawing-room Plays. By Sir WALTER
          BESANT and WALTER H. POLLOCK. With 50 Illustrations by
          CHRIS HAMMOND and JULE GOODMAN. Crown 8vo, cloth, gilt
          edges, 6_s._; or blue cloth, to range with the Uniform
          Edition of Sir WALTER BESANT’S Novels, 3_s._ 6_d._
     =Fifty Years Ago.= With 144 Illustrations. Crown 8vo,
          cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._
     =The Eulogy of Richard Jefferies.= With Portrait. Crown
          8vo, cloth, 6_s._
     =London.= With 125 Illustrations. Demy 8vo, cloth, 7_s._
          6_d._
     =Westminster.= With Etched Frontispiece by F. S. WALKER,
          R.E., and 130 Illustrations by WILLIAM PATTEN and
          others. Demy 8vo, cloth, 7_s._ 6_d._
     =South London.= With Etched Frontispiece by F. S. WALKER,
          R.E., and 118 Illustrations. Demy 8vo, cloth, gilt
          top, 18_s._
     =Jerusalem:= The City of Herod and Saladin. By WALTER
          BESANT and E. H. PALMER. Fourth Edition. With a new
          Chapter, a Map, and 11 Illustrations. Small demy 8vo,
          cloth, 7_s._ 6_d._
     =Sir Richard Whittington.= With Frontispiece. Crown 8vo,
          art linen, 3_s._ 6_d._
     =Gaspard de Goligny.= With a Portrait. Crown 8vo, art
          linen, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Bechstein (Ludwig).=--=As Pretty as Seven,= and other German
     Stories. With Additional Tales by the Brothers GRIMM, and 98
     Illustrations by RICHTER. Square 8vo, cloth extra, 6_s._ 6_d._
     gilt edges, 7_s._ 6_d._

  =Bellew (Frank).=--=The Art of Amusing:= A Collection of
     Graceful Arts, Games, Tricks, Puzzles, and Charades. With 300
     Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 4_s._ 6_d._

  =Bennett (W. C., LL.D.).=--=Songs for Sailors.= Post 8vo, cl. limp,
     2_s._

  =Bewick (Thomas) and his Pupils.= By AUSTIN DOBSON. With 95
     Illustrations. Square 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Bierce (Ambrose).=--=In the Midst of Life:= Tales of Soldiers
     and Civilians. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._; post 8vo,
     Illustrated boards, 2_s._

  =Bill Nye’s Comic History of the United States.= With 146
     Illustrations by F. OPPER. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Biré (Edmond).=--=Diary of a Citizen of Paris during ‘The
     Terror.’= Translated and Edited by JOHN DE VILLIERS. With 2
     Photogravure Portraits. Two Vols., demy 8vo, cloth, 21_s._

  =Blackburn’s (Henry) Art Handbooks.=
     =Academy Notes, 1899.=
     =Academy Notes, 1875-79.= Complete in One Vol., with 600
          Illustrations. Cloth, 6_s._
     =Academy Notes, 1880-84.= Complete in One Vol., with 700
          Illustrations. Cloth, 6_s._
     =Academy Notes, 1890-94.= Complete in One Vol., with 800
          Illustrations. Cloth, 7_s._ 6_d._
     =Academy Notes, 1895-99.= Complete in One Vol., with 800
          Illustrations. Cloth, 7_s._ 6_d._
     =Grosvenor Notes,= Vol. I., =1877-82=. With 300
          Illustrations. Demy 8vo, cloth 6_s._
     =Grosvenor Notes,= Vol. II., =1883-87=. With 300
          Illustrations. Demy 8vo, cloth, 6_s._
     =Grosvenor Notes,= Vol. III., =1888-90=. With 230
          Illustrations. Demy 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._
     =The New Gallery, 1888-1892.= With 250 Illustrations. Demy
          8vo, cloth, 6_s._
     =English Pictures at the National Gallery.= With 114
          Illustrations. 1_s._
     =Old Masters at the National Gallery.= With 128
          Illustrations, 1_s._ 6_d._
     =Illustrated Catalogue to the National Gallery.= With 242
          Illusts. Demy 8vo, cloth, 3_s._

                         Demy 8vo, 3_s._ each.

     =The Illustrated Catalogue of the Paris Salon, 1899.= With
          300 Illustrations.
     =Illustrated Catalogue of the Exhibition of the Société
          Nationale des Beaux Arts, 1899.= With 300 Sketches.

  =Blind (Mathilde), Poems by.=
     =The Ascent of Man.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 5_s._
     =Dramas in Miniature.= With a Frontispiece by F. MADOX
          BROWN. Crown 8vo, cloth, 5_s._
     =Songs and Sonnets.= Fcap. 8vo vellum and gold, 5_s._
     =Birds of Passage:= Songs of the Orient and Occident.
          Second Edition. Crown 8vo, linen, 6_s._ net.

  =Bourget (Paul).=--=A Living Lie.= Translated by JOHN DE VILLIERS.
     With special Preface for the English Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth,
     3_s._ 6_d._

  =Bourne (H. R. Fox), Books by.=
     =English Merchants:= Memoirs in Illustration of the
          Progress of British Commerce. With 32 Illustrations.
          Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._
     =English Newspapers:= Chapters in the History of
          Journalism. Two Vols., demy 8vo, cloth, 25_s._
     =The Other Side of the Emin Pasha Relief Expedition.= Crown
          8vo, cloth, 6_s._

  =Boyle (Frederick), Works by.= Post 8vo, illustrated bds., 2_s._
     each.
     =Chronicles of No-Man’s Land.=
     =Camp Notes.=
     =Savage Life.=

  =Brand (John).=--=Observations on Popular Antiquities;= chiefly
     illustrating the Origin of our Vulgar Customs, Ceremonies,
     and Superstitions. With the Additions of Sir HENRY ELLIS, and
     numerous Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 7_s._ 6_d._

  =Brayshaw (J. Dodsworth).=--=Slum Silhouettes:= Stories of London
     Life. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Brewer (Rev. Dr.), Works by.=
     =The Reader’s Handbook of Famous Names in Fiction,
          Allusions, References, Proverbs, Plots, Stories,
          and Poems.= Together with an ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
          BIBLIOGRAPHY, and a LIST OF THE AUTHORS AND DATES
          OF DRAMAS AND OPERAS. A New Edition, Revised and
          Enlarged. Crown 8vo, cloth, 7_s._ 6_d._
     =A Dictionary of Miracles:= Imitative, Realistic, and
          Dogmatic. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Brewster (Sir David), Works by.= Post 8vo, cloth, 4_s._ 6_d._ each.
     =More Worlds than One:= Creed of the Philosopher and Hope
          of the Christian. With Plates.
     =The Martyrs of Science:= GALILEO, TYCHO BRAHE, and KEPLER.
          With Portraits.
     =Letters on Natural Magic.= With numerous Illustrations.

  =Brillat-Savarin.=--=Gastronomy as a Fine Art.= Translated by R. E.
     ANDERSON, M.A. Post 8vo, half-bound, 2_s._

  =Bryden (H. A.).=--=An Exiled Scot:= A Romance. With a
     Frontispiece, by J. S. CROMPTON, R.I. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6_s._

  =Brydges (Harold).=--=Uncle Sam at Home.= With 91 Illustrations.
     Post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2_s._; cloth limp, 2_s._ 6_d._

  =Buchanan (Robert), Novels, &c., by.=

         Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._ each; post 8vo,
                   illustrated boards, 2_s._ each.

     =The Shadow of the Sword.=
     =A Child of Nature.= With Frontispiece.
     =God and the Man.= With 11 Illustrations by FRED. BARNARD.
     =Lady Kilpatrick.=
     =The Martyrdom of Madeline.= With Frontispiece by A. W. COOPER.
     =Love Me for Ever.= With Frontispiece.
     =Annan Water.=
     =Foxglove Manor.=
     =The New Abelard.=
     =Rachel Dene.=
     =Matt:= A Story of a Caravan. With Frontispiece.
     =The Master of the Mine.= With Frontispiece.
     =The Heir of Linne.=
     =Woman and the Man.=
     
     =Red and White Heather.= Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._
     =The Wandering Jew:= a Christmas Carol. Crown 8vo, cloth,
          6_s._
     =The Charlatan.= By ROBERT BUCHANAN and HENRY MURRAY. Crown
          8vo, cloth, with a Frontispiece by T. H. ROBINSON,
          3_s._ 6_d._; post 8vo, picture boards, 2_s._

  =Burton (Robert).=--=The Anatomy of Melancholy.= With Translations
     of the Quotations. Demy 8vo, cloth extra, 7_s._ 6_d._
     =Melancholy Anatomised:= An Abridgment of BURTON’S ANATOMY.
          Post 8vo, half-bd., 2_s._ 6_d._

  =Caine (Hall), Novels by.= Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._
     each.; post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2_s._ each; cloth limp,
     2_s._ 6_d._ each.
     =The Shadow of a Crime.=
     =A Son of Hagar.=
     =The Deemster.=
     Also LIBRARY EDITIONS of =The Deemster= and =The Shadow
          of a Crime=, set in new type, crown 8vo, and bound
          uniform with =The Christian=, 6_s._ each; and CHEAP
          POPULAR EDITIONS of =The Deemster= and =The Shadow
          of a Crime=, medium 8vo, portrait-cover, 6_d._ each;
          cloth, 1_s._ each.

  =Cameron (Commander V. Lovett).=--=The Cruise of the ‘Black Prince’
     Privateer.= Post 8vo, picture boards, 2_s._

  =Captain Coignet, Soldier of the Empire:= An Autobiography.
     Edited by LOREDAN LARCHEY. Translated by Mrs. CAREY. With 100
     Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Carlyle (Jane Welsh), Life of.= By Mrs. ALEXANDER IRELAND. With
     Portrait and Facsimile Letter. Small demy 8vo, cloth extra,
     7_s._ 6_d._

  =Carlyle (Thomas).=--=On the Choice of Books.= Post 8vo, cl., 1_s._
     6_d._
     =Correspondence of Thomas Carlyle and R. W. Emerson,
          1834-1872.= Edited by C. E. NORTON. With Portraits.
          Two Vols., crown 8vo, cloth, 24_s._

  =Carruth (Hayden).=--=The Adventures of Jones.= With 17
     Illustrations. Fcap. 8vo, cloth, 2_s._

  =Chambers (Robert W.), Stories of Paris Life by.=
     =The King in Yellow.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._; fcap.
          8vo, cloth limp, 2_s._ 6_d._
     =In the Quarter.= Fcap. 8vo, cloth, 2_s._ 6_d._

  =Chapman’s (George), Works.= Vol. I., Plays Complete, including the
     Doubtful Ones.--Vol. II., Poems and Minor Translations, with
     Essay by A. C. SWINBURNE.--Vol. III., Translations of the Iliad
     and Odyssey. Three Vols., crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._ each.

  =Chapple (J. Mitchell).=--=The Minor Chord:= The Story of a Prima
     Donna. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Chaucer for Children:= A Golden Key. By Mrs. H. R. HAWEIS. With 8
     Coloured Plates and 30 Woodcuts. Crown 4to, cloth extra, 3_s._
     6_d._
     =Chaucer for Schools.= With the Story of his Times and his
          Work. By Mrs. H. R. HAWEIS. A New Edition, revised.
          With a Frontispiece. Demy 8vo, cloth, 2_s._ 6_d._

  =Chess, The Laws and Practice of.= With an Analysis of the
     Openings. By HOWARD STAUNTON. Edited by R. B. WORMALD. Crown
     8vo, cloth, 5_s._
     =The Minor Tactics of Chess:= A Treatise on the Deployment
          of the Forces in obedience to Strategic Principle. By
          F. K. YOUNG and E. C. HOWELL. Long fcap. 8vo, cloth,
          2_s._ 6_d._
     =The Hastings Chess Tournament.= Containing the Authorised
          Account of the 230 Games played Aug.-Sept., 1895. With
          Annotations by PILLSBURY, LASKER, TARRASCH, STEINITZ,
          SCHIFFERS, TEICHMANN, BARDELEBEN, BLACKBURNE,
          GUNSBERG, TINSLEY, MASON, and ALBIN; Biographical
          Sketches of the Chess Masters, and 22 Portraits.
          Edited by H. F. CHESHIRE. Cheaper Edition. Crown 8vo,
          cloth, 5_s._

  =Clare (Austin), Stories by.=
     =For the Love of a Lass.= Post 8vo, illustrated boards,
          2_s._; cloth, 2_s._ 6_d._
     =By the Rise Of the River:= Tales and Sketches in South
          Tynedale. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Clive (Mrs. Archer), Novels by.= Post 8vo, illust. boards, 2_s._
     each.
     =Paul Ferroll.=
     =Why Paul Ferroll Killed his Wife.=

  =Clodd (Edward, F.R.A.S.).=--=Myths and Dreams.= Cr. 8vo, 3_s._
     6_d._

  =Coates (Annë).=--=Rie’s Diary.= Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Cobban (J. Maclaren), Novels by.=
     =The Cure of Souls.= Post 8vo, Illustrated boards, 2_s._
     =The Red Sultan.= Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._; post
          8vo, illustrated boards, 2_s._
     =The Burden of Isabel.= Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._

  =Coleman (John).=--=Curly:= An Actor’s Story. With 21 Illustrations
     by J. C. DOLLMAN. Crown 8vo, picture cover, 1_s._

  =Coleridge (M. E.).=--=The Seven Sleepers of Ephesus.= Fcap. 8vo,
     cloth, 1_s._ 6_d._; leatherette, 1_s._

  =Collins (C. Allston).=--=The Bar Sinister.= Post 8vo, boards, 2_s._

  =Collins (John Churton, M.A.), Books by.=
     =Illustrations of Tennyson.= Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 6_s._
     =Jonathan Swift.= A Biographical and Critical Study. Crown
          8vo, cloth extra, 8_s._

  =Collins (Mortimer and Frances), Novels by.=

             Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._ each;
             post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2_s._ each.

     =From Midnight to Midnight.=
     =Blacksmith and Scholar.=
     =Transmigration.=
     =You Play me False.=
     =The Village Comedy.=

             Post 8vo, illustrated boards, 2_s._ each.

     =Sweet Anne Page.=
     =A Fight with Fortune.=
     =Sweet and Twenty.=
     =Frances.=

  =Collins (Wilkie), Novels by.=

             Crown 8vo, cloth extra, many Illustrated,
            3_s._ 6_d._ each; post 8vo, picture boards,
             2_s._ each; cloth limp, 2_s._ 6_d._ each.

     =Antonina.=
     =Basil.=
     =Hide and Seek.=
     =The Woman in White.=
     =The Moonstone.=
     =Man and Wife.=
     =After Dark.=
     =The Dead Secret.=
     =The Queen of Hearts.=
     =No Name.=
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  =The Mayfair Library.= Post 8vo, cloth limp, 2_s._ 6_d._ per Volume.

     =Quips and Quiddities.= By W. D. ADAMS.
     =The Agony Column of ‘The Times.’=
     =Melancholy Anatomised:= Abridgment of BURTON.
     =A Journey Round My Room.= By X. DE MAISTRE. Translated
          by HENRY ATTWELL.
     =Poetical Ingenuities.= By W. T. DOBSON.
     =The Cupboard Papers.= By FIN-BEC.
     =W. S. Gilbert’s Plays.= Three Series.
     =Songs of Irish Wit and Humour.=
     =Animals and their Masters.= By Sir A. HELPS.
     =Social Pressure.= By Sir A. HELPS.
     =Autocrat of Breakfast-Table.= By O. W. HOLMES.
     =Curiosities of Criticism.= By H. J. JENNINGS.
     =Pencil and Palette.= By R. KEMPT.
     =Little Essays:= from LAMB’S LETTERS.
     =Forensic Anecdotes.= By JACOB LARWOOD.
     =Theatrical Anecdotes.= By JACOB LARWOOD.
     =Ourselves.= By E. LYNN LINTON.
     =Witch Stories.= By E. LYNN LINTON.
     =Pastimes and Players.= By R. MACGREGOR.
     =New Paul and Virginia.= By W. H. MALLOCK.
     =The New Republic.= By W. H. MALLOCK.
     =Muses of Mayfair.= Edited by H. C. PENNELL.
     =Thoreau:= His Life and Aims. By H. A. PAGE.
     =Puck on Pegasus.= By H. C. PENNELL.
     =Pegasus Re-saddled.= By H. C. PENNELL.
     =Puniana.= By Hon. HUGH ROWLEY.
     =More Puniana.= By Hon. HUGH ROWLEY.
     =The Philosophy of Handwriting.=
     =By Stream and Sea.= By WILLIAM SENIOR.
     =Leaves from a Naturalist’s Note-Book.= By Dr. ANDREW
          WILSON.


  =The Golden Library.= Post 8vo, cloth limp, 2_s._ per Volume.
 
     =Songs for Sailors.= By W. C. BENNETT.
     =Lives of the Necromancers.= By W. GODWIN.
     =The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table.= By OLIVER WENDELL
          HOLMES.
     =Tale for a Chimney Corner.= By LEIGH HUNT.
     =Scenes of Country Life.= By EDWARD JESSE.
     =La Mort d’Arthur:= Selections from MALLORY.
     =The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope.=
     =Maxims and Reflections of Rochefoucauld.=
     =Diversions of the Echo Club.= BAYARD TAYLOR.


  =Handy Novels.= Fcap. 8vo, cloth boards, 1_s._ 6_d._ each.

     =A Lost Soul.= By W. L. ALDEN.
     =Dr. Palliser’s Patient.= By GRANT ALLEN.
     =Monte Carlo Stories.= By JOAN BARRETT.
     =Black Spirits and White.= By R. A. CRAM.
     =Seven Sleepers of Ephesus.= M. E. COLERIDGE.
     =Taken from the Enemy.= By H. NEWBOLT.
     =The Old Maid’s Sweetheart.= By A. ST. AUBYN.
     =Modest Little Sara.= By ALAN ST. AUBYN.


  =My Library.= Printed on laid paper, post 8vo, half-Roxburghe,
       2_s._ 6_d._ each.

     =The Journal of Maurice de Guerin.=
     =The Dramatic Essays of Charles Lamb.=
     =Citation and Examination of William Shakspeare.= By W. S.
          LANDOR.
     =Christie Johnstone.= By CHARLES READE.
     =Peg Woffington.= By CHARLES READE.


  =The Pocket Library.= Post 8vo, printed on laid paper and bf.-bd.,
       2_s._ each.

     =Gastronomy.= By BRILLAT-SAVARIN.
     =Robinson Crusoe.= Illustrated by G. CRUIKSHANK.
     =Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table= and =The Professor at the
          Breakfast-Table.= By O. W. HOLMES.
     =Provincial Letters of Blaise Pascal.=
     =Whims and Oddities.= By THOMAS HOOD.
     =Leigh Hunt’s Essays.= Edited by E. OLLIER.
     =The Barber’s Chair.= By DOUGLAS JERROLD.
     =The Essays of Elia.= By CHARLES LAMB.
     =Anecdotes of the Clergy.= By JACOB LARWOOD.
     =The Epicurean,= &c. By THOMAS MOORE.
     =Plays= by RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN.
     =Gulliver’s Travels,= &c. By Dean SWIFT.
     =Thomson’s Seasons.= Illustrated.
     =White’s Natural History of Selborne.=


  =Popular Sixpenny Novels.= Medium 8vo, 6_d._ each; cloth, 1_s._ each.

     =All Sorts and Conditions of Men.= By WALTER BESANT.
     =The Golden Butterfly.= By WALTER BESANT and JAMES RICE.
     =The Deemster.= By HALL CAINE.
     =The Shadow of a Crime.= By HALL CAINE.
     =Antonina.= By WILKIE COLLINS.
     =The Moonstone.= By WILKIE COLLINS.
     =The Woman in White.= By WILKIE COLLINS.
     =The Dead Secret.= By WILKIE COLLINS.
     =Moths.= By OUIDA.
     =Under Two Flags.= By OUIDA.
     =By Proxy.= By JAMES PAYN.
     =Peg Woffington; and Christie Johnstone.= By CHARLES READE.
     =The Cloister and the Hearth.= By CHARLES READE.
     =It is Never Too Late to Mend.= By CHARLES READE.
     =Hard Cash.= By CHARLES READE.




                        =THE PICCADILLY NOVELS.=

           LIBRARY EDITIONS OF NOVELS, many Illustrated, 
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  =By Mrs. ALEXANDER.=
    Valerie’s Fate.
    A Life Interest.
    Mona’s Choice.
    By Woman’s Wit.

  =By F. M. ALLEN.=--Green as Grass.

  =By GRANT ALLEN.=
    Philistia.
    Babylon.
    Strange Stories.
    For Maimie’s Sake.
    In all Shades.
    The Beckoning Hand.
    The Devil’s Die.
    This Mortal Coil.
    The Tents of Shem.
    The Great Taboo.
    Dumaresq’s Daughter.
    Duchess of Powysland.
    Blood Royal.
    I. Greet’s Masterpiece.
    The Scallywag.
    At Market Value.
    Under Sealed Orders.

  =By M. ANDERSON.=--Othello’s Occupation.

  =By EDWIN L. ARNOLD.=
    Phra the Phœnician.
    Constable of St. Nicholas.

  =By ROBERT BARR.=
    In a Steamer Chair.
    From Whose Bourne.
    A Woman Intervenes.
    Revenge!

  =By FRANK BARRETT.=
    The Woman of the Iron Bracelets.
    The Harding Scandal.
    Under a Strange Mask.
    A Missing Witness.
    Was She Justified?

  =By ‘BELLE.=’--Vashti and Esther.

  =By Sir W. BESANT and J. RICE.=
    Ready-Money Mortiboy.
    My Little Girl.
    With Harp and Crown.
    This Son of Vulcan.
    The Golden Butterfly.
    The Monks of Thelema.
    By Celia’s Arbour.
    Chaplain of the Fleet.
    The Seamy Side.
    The Case of Mr. Lucraft.
    In Trafalgar’s Bay.
    The Ten Years’ Tenant.

  =By Sir WALTER BESANT.=
    All Sorts & Conditions.
    The Captains’ Room.
    All in a Garden Fair.
    Dorothy Forster.
    Uncle Jack.
    World Went Well Then.
    Children of Gibeon.
    Herr Paulus.
    For Faith and Freedom.
    To Call Her Mine.
    The Revolt of Man.
    The Bell of St. Paul’s.
    The Holy Rose.
    Armorel of Lyonesse.
    S. Katherine’s by Tower.
    Verbena, Camellia, &c.
    The Ivory Gate.
    The Rebel Queen.
    Beyond the Dreams of Avarice.
    The Master Craftsman.
    The City of Refuge.
    A Fountain Sealed.
    The Changeling.
    The Charm.

  =By AMBROSE BIERCE.=--In Midst of Life.

  =By PAUL BOURGET.=--A Living Lie.

  =By J. D. BRAYSHAW.=--Slum Silhouettes.

  =By ROBERT BUCHANAN.=
    Shadow of the Sword.
    A Child of Nature.
    God and the Man.
    Martyrdom of Madeline.
    Love Me for Ever.
    Annan Water.
    Foxglove Manor.
    The New Abelard.
    Matt.
    Rachel Dene.
    Master of the Mine.
    The Heir of Linne.
    Woman and the Man.
    Red and White Heather.
    Lady Kilpatrick.

  =By ROB. BUCHANAN & HY. MURRAY.= The Charlatan.

  =By ROBERT W. CHAMBERS.= The King in Yellow.

  =By J. M. CHAPPLE=.--The Minor Chord.

  =By HALL CAINE.=
    Shadow of a Crime.
    Deemster.
    Son of Hagar.

  =By AUSTIN CLARE.=--By Rise of River.

  =By ANNE COATES.=--Rie’s Diary.

  =By MACLAREN COBBAN.=
    The Red Sultan.
    The Burden of Isabel.

  =By MORT. & FRANCES COLLINS.=
    Transmigration.
    Blacksmith & Scholar.
    The Village Comedy.
    From Midnight to Midnight.
    You Play me False.

  =By WILKIE COLLINS.=
    Armadale.
    After Dark.
    No Name.
    Antonina.
    Basil.
    Hide and Seek.
    The Dead Secret.
    Queen of Hearts.
    My Miscellanies.
    The Woman in White.
    The Law and the Lady.
    The Haunted Hotel.
    The Moonstone.
    Man and Wife.
    Poor Miss Finch.
    Miss or Mrs.?
    The New Magdalen.
    The Frozen Deep.
    The Two Destinies.
    ‘I Say No.’
    Little Novels.
    The Fallen Leaves.
    Jezebel’s Daughter.
    The Black Robe.
    Heart and Science.
    The Evil Genius.
    The Legacy of Cain.
    A Rogue’s Life.
    Blind Love.

  =By M. J. COLQUHOUN.= Every Inch a Soldier.

  =By E. H. COOPER.=--Geoffory Hamilton.

  =By V. C. COTES.=--Two Girls on a Barge.

  =By C. EGBERT CRADDOCK.= His Vanished Star.

  =By H. N. CRELLIN.= Romances of the Old Seraglio.

  =By MATT CRIM.= The Adventures of a Fair Rebel.

  =By S. R. CROCKETT= and others. Tales of Our Coast.

  =By B. M. CROKER.=
    Diana Barrington.
    Proper Pride.
    A Family Likeness.
    Pretty Miss Neville.
    A Bird of Passage.
    ‘To Let.’
    Mr. Jervis.
    Village Tales.
    Some One Else.
    The Real Lady Hilda.
    Married or Single?
    Two Masters.
    In the Kingdom of Kerry.
    Interference.
    A Third Person.
    Beyond the Pale.
    Jason.

  =By W. CYPLES.=--Hearts of Gold.

  =By ALPHONSE DAUDET.= The Evangelist; or, Port Salvation.

  =By H. COLEMAN DAVIDSON.= Mr. Sadler’s Daughters.

  =By ERASMUS DAWSON.= The Fountain of Youth.

  =By J. DE MILLE.=--A Castle in Spain.

  =By J. LEITH DERWENT.=
    Our Lady of Tears.
    Circe’s Lovers.

  =By HARRY DE WINDT.= True Tales of Travel and Adventure.

  =By DICK DONOVAN.=
    Tracked to Doom.
    Man from Manchester.
    The Chronicles of Michael Danevitch.
    Vincent Trill.
    The Mystery of Jamaica Terrace.
    Tales of Terror.

  =By RICHARD DOWLING.= Old Corcoran’s Money.

  =By A. CONAN DOYLE.= The Firm of Girdlestone.

  =By S. JEANNETTE DUNCAN.=
    A Daughter of To-day.
    Vernon’s Aunt.

  =By A. EDWARDES.=--A Plaster Saint.

  =By G. S. EDWARDS.=--Snazelleparilla.

  =By G. MANVILLE FENN.=
    Cursed by a Fortune.
    The Case of Ailsa Gray.
    Commodore Junk.
    The New Mistress.
    Witness to the Deed.
    The Tiger Lily.
    The White Virgin.
    Black Blood.
    Double Cunning.
    Bag of Diamonds, &c.
    A Fluttered Dovecote.
    King of the Castle.
    Master of Ceremonies.
    Eve at the Wheel, &c.
    The Man with a Shadow.
    One Maid’s Mischief.
    Story of Antony Grace.
    This Man’s Wife.
    In Jeopardy.
    A Woman Worth Winning.

  =By PERCY FITZGERALD.=--Fatal Zero.

  =By R. E. FRANCILLON.=
    One by One.
    A Dog and his Shadow.
    A Real Queen.
    Ropes of Sand.
    Jack Doyle’s Daughter.

  =By HAROLD FREDERIC.=
    Seth’s Brother’s Wife.
    The Lawton Girl.

  =By PAUL GAULOT.=--The Red Shirts.

  =By CHARLES GIBBON.=
    Robin Gray.
    Loving a Dream.
    Of High Degree.
    The Golden Shaft.
    The Braes of Yarrow.

  =By E. GLANVILLE.=
    The Lost Heiress.
    A Fair Colonist.
    The Fossicker.
    The Golden Rock.
    Tales from the Veld.

  =By E. J. GOODMAN.= The Fate of Herbert Wayne.

  =By Rev. S. BARING GOULD.=
    Red Spider.
    Eve.

  =By CECIL GRIFFITH.= Corinthia Marazion.

  =By SYDNEY GRUNDY.= The Days of his Vanity.

  =By OWEN HALL.=
    The Track of a Storm.
    Jetsam.

  =By COSMO HAMILTON.=
    The Glamour of the Impossible.
    Through a Keyhole.

  =By THOMAS HARDY.= Under the Greenwood Tree.

  =By BRET HARTE.=
    A Waif of the Plains.
    A Ward of the Golden Gate.
    A Sappho of Green Springs.
    Col. Starbottle’s Client.
    Susy.
    Sally Dows.
    Bell-Ringer of Angel’s.
    Tales of Trail and Town.
    A Protegee of Jack Hamlin’s.
    Clarence.
    Barker’s Luck.
    Devil’s Ford.
    The Crusade of the ‘Excelsior.’
    Three Partners.
    Gabriel Conroy.

  =By JULIAN HAWTHORNE.=
    Garth.
    Dust.
    Ellice Quentin.
    Sebastian Strome.
    Fortune’s Fool.
    Beatrix Randolph.
    David Poindexter’s Disappearance.
    Spectre of Camera.

  =By Sir A. HELPS.=--Ivan de Biron.

  =By I. HENDERSON.=--Agatha Page.

  =By G. A. HENTY.=
    Rujub the Juggler.
    Dorothy’s Double.
    The Queen’s Cup.

  =By JOHN HILL.=--The Common Ancestor.

  =By TIGHE HOPKINS.=
    ’Twixt Love and Duty.
    Nugents of Carriconna.
    The Incomplete Adventurer.

  =By VICTOR HUGO.= The Outlaw of Iceland.

  =By Mrs. HUNGERFORD.=
    Lady Verner’s Flight.
    The Red-House Mystery.
    The Three Graces.
    Professor’s Experiment.
    A Point of Conscience.
    The Coming of Chloe.
    Nora Creina.
    An Anxious Moment.
    April’s Lady.
    Peter’s Wife.
    Lovice.

  =By Mrs. ALFRED HUNT.=
    The Leaden Casket.
    That Other Person.
    Self-Condemned.
    Mrs. Juliet.

  =By C. J. CUTCLIFFE HYNE.= Honour of Thieves.

  =By R. ASHE KING.= A Drawn Game.

  =By GEORGE LAMBERT.= The President of Boravia.

  =By EDMOND LEPELLETIER.= Madame Sans-Gène.

  =By ADAM LILBURN.= A Tragedy in Marble.

  =By HARRY LINDSAY.=
    Rhoda Roberts.
    The Jacobite.

  =By HENRY W. LUCY.=--Gideon Fleyce.

  =By E. LYNN LINTON.=
    Patricia Kemball.
    Under which Lord?
    ‘My Love!’
    Ione.
    Paston Carew.
    Sowing the Wind.
    With a Silken Thread.
    The World Well Lost.
    The Atonement of Leam Dundas.
    The One Too Many.
    Dulcie Everton.
    Rebel of the Family.
    An Octave of Friends.

  =By JUSTIN McCARTHY.=
    A Fair Saxon.
    Linley Rochford.
    Dear Lady Disdain.
    Camiola.
    Waterdale Neighbours.
    My Enemy’s Daughter.
    Miss Misanthrope.
    Donna Quixote.
    Maid of Athens.
    The Comet of a Season.
    The Dictator.
    Red Diamonds.
    The Riddle Ring.
    The Three Disgraces.

  =By JUSTIN H. McCARTHY.=
    A London Legend.
    The Royal Christopher.

  =By GEORGE MACDONALD.=
    Heather and Snow.
    Phantastes.

  =By PAUL & VICTOR MARGUERITTE.= The Disaster.

  =By L. T. MEADE.=
    A Soldier of Fortune.
    In an Iron Grip.
    Dr. Rumsey’s Patient.
    The Voice of the Charmer.
    On the Brink of a Chasm.

  =By LEONARD MERRICK.=
    This Stage of Fools.
    Cynthia.

  =By BERTRAM MITFORD.=
    The Gun-Runner.
    Luck of Gerard Ridgeley.
    The King’s Assegai.
    Rensh. Fanning’s Quest.

  =By J. E. MUDDOCK.=
    Maid Marian and Robin Hood.
    Basile the Jester.
    Golden Idol.
    Young Lochinvar.

  =By D. CHRISTIE MURRAY.=
    A Life’s Atonement.
    Joseph’s Coat.
    Coals of Fire.
    Old Blazer’s Hero.
    Val Strange.
    Hearts.
    A Model Father.
    By the Gate of the Sea.
    A Bit of Human Nature.
    First Person Singular.
    Cynic Fortune.
    The Way of the World.
    Bob Martin’s Little Girl.
    Time’s Revenges.
    A Wasted Crime.
    In Direst Peril.
    Mount Despair.
    A Capful o’ Nails.
    Tales in Prose & Verse.
    A Race for Millions.
    This Little World.

  =By MURRAY and HERMAN.=
    The Bishops’ Bible.
    One Traveller Returns.
    Paul Jones’s Alias.

  =By HUME NISBET.= ‘Bail Up!’

  =By W. E. NORRIS.=
    Saint Ann’s.
    Billy Bellew.
    Miss Wentworth’s Idea.

  =By G. OHNET.=
    A Weird Gift.
    Love’s Depths.

  =By Mrs. OLIPHANT.= The Sorceress.

  =By OUIDA.=
    Held in Bondage.
    Strathmore.
    Chandos.
    Under Two Flags.
    Idalia.
    Cecil Castlemaine’s Gage.
    Tricotrin.
    Puck.
    Folle Farine.
    A Dog of Flanders.
    Pascarel.
    Signa.
    Princess Napraxine.
    Two Wooden Shoes.
    In a Winter City.
    Friendship.
    Moths.
    Ruffino.
    Pipistrello.
    Ariadne.
    A Village Commune.
    Bimbi.
    Wanda.
    Frescoes.
    Othmar.
    In Maremma.
    Syrlin.
    Guilderoy.
    Santa Barbara.
    Two Offenders.

  =By MARGARET A. PAUL.= Gentle and Simple.

  =By JAMES PAYN.=
    Lost Sir Massingberd.
    Less Black than We’re Painted.
    A Confidential Agent.
    A Grape from a Thorn.
    In Peril and Privation.
    The Mystery of Mirbridge.
    By Proxy.
    The Canon’s Ward.
    Walter’s Word.
    High Spirits.
    Under One Roof.
    Glow-worm Tales.
    The Talk of the Town.
    Holiday Tasks.
    For Cash Only.
    The Burnt Million.
    The Word and the Will.
    Sunny Stories.
    A Trying Patient.
    A Modern Dick Whittington.

  =By WILL PAYNE.= Jerry the Dreamer.

  =By Mrs. CAMPBELL PRAED.=
    Outlaw and Lawmaker.
    Christina Chard.
    Mrs. Tregaskiss.
    Nulma.

  =By E. C. PRICE.=
    Valentina.
    Foreigners.
    Mrs. Lancaster’s Rival.

  =By RICHARD PRYCE.= Miss Maxwell’s Affections.

  =By Mrs. J. H. RIDDELL.= Weird Stories.

  =By AMELIE RIVES.=
    Barbara Dering.
    Meriel.

  =By F. W. ROBINSON.=
    The Hands of Justice.
    Woman in the Dark.

  =By HERBERT RUSSELL.= True Blue.

  =By CHARLES READE.=
    Peg Woffington; and Christie Johnstone.
    Hard Cash.
    Cloister & the Hearth.
    Never Too Late to Mend.
    The Course of True Love Never Did Run Smooth; and Singleheart and
       Doubleface.
    Autobiography of a Thief; Jack of all Trades; A Hero and a Martyr;
       and The Wandering Heir.
    Griffith Gaunt.
    Love Little, Love Long.
    The Double Marriage.
    Foul Play.
    Put Y’rself in His Place.
    A Terrible Temptation.
    A Simpleton.
    A Woman-Hater.
    The Jilt, & other Stories; & Good Stories of Man and other Animals.
    A Perilous Secret.
    Readiana; and Bible Characters.

  =By W. CLARK RUSSELL.=
    Round the Galley-Fire.
    In the Middle Watch.
    On the Fo’k’sle Head.
    A Voyage to the Cape.
    Book for the Hammock.
    Mystery of ‘Ocean Star.’
    Jenny Harlowe.
    An Ocean Tragedy.
    A Tale of Two Tunnels.
    My Shipmate Louise.
    Alone on Wide Wide Sea.
    The Phantom Death.
    Is He the Man?
    Good Ship ‘Mohock.’
    The Convict Ship.
    Heart of Oak.
    The Tale of the Ten.
    The Last Entry.

  =By DORA RUSSELL.=
    A Country Sweetheart.
    The Drift of Fate.

  =By BAYLE ST. JOHN.= A Levantine Family.

  =By ADELINE SERGEANT.= Dr. Endicott’s Experiment.

  =By GEORGE R. SIMS.= Once Upon a Christmas Time.

  =By HAWLEY SMART.=
    Without Love or Licence.
    The Master of Rathkelly.
    Long Odds.
    The Outsider.
    Beatrice & Benedick.
    A Racing Rubber.

  =By T. W. SPEIGHT.=
    A Secret of the Sea.
    The Grey Monk.
    The Master of Trenance.
    The Doom of Siva.
    A Minion of the Moon.
    The Secret of Wyvern Towers.

  =By ALAN ST. AUBYN.=
    A Fellow of Trinity.
    The Junior Dean.
    Master of St. Benedict’s.
    To his Own Master.
    Gallantry Bower.
    In Face of the World.
    Orchard Damerel.
    The Tremlett Diamonds.
    Fortune’s Gate.

  =By JOHN STAFFORD.=--Doris and I.

  =By R. STEPHENS.=--The Cruciform Mark.

  =By R. A. STERNDALE.= The Afghan Knife.

  =By R. LOUIS STEVENSON.= The Suicide Club.

  =By ANNIE THOMAS.=--The Siren’s Web.

  =By BERTHA THOMAS.=
    Proud Maisie.
    The Violin-Player.

  =By FRANCES E. TROLLOPE.=
    Like Ships upon Sea.
    Anne Furness.
    Mabel’s Progress.

  =By ANTHONY TROLLOPE.=
    The Way we Live Now.
    Frau Frohmann.
    Marion Fay.
    Scarborough’s Family.
    The Land Leaguers.

  =By IVAN TURGENIEFF,= &c. Stories from Foreign Novelists.

  =By MARK TWAIN.=
    Mark Twain’s Choice Works.
    Mark Twain’s Library of Humour.
    The Innocents Abroad.
    Roughing It; and The Innocents at Home.
    A Tramp Abroad.
    The American Claimant.
    Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
    Tom Sawyer Abroad.
    Tom Sawyer, Detective.
    Pudd’nhead Wilson.
    The Gilded Age.
    Prince and the Pauper.
    Life on the Mississippi.
    The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
    A Yankee at the Court of King Arthur.
    Stolen White Elephant.
    £1,000,000 Bank-note.

  =By C. C. FRASER-TYTLER.= Mistress Judith.

  =By SARAH TYTLER.=
    Buried Diamonds.
    The Blackhall Ghosts.
    The Macdonald Lass.
    The Witch-Wife.
    Mrs. Carmichael’s Goddesses.
    Lady Bell.
    Rachel Langton.
    Sapphira.
    A Honeymoon’s Eclipse.

  =By ALLEN UPWARD.=
    The Queen against Owen.
    The Prince of Balkistan.

  =By E. A. VIZETELLY.= The Scorpion: A Romance of Spain.

  =By F. WARDEN.=--Joan, the Curate.

  =By CY WARMAN.= The Express Messenger.

  =By WILLIAM WESTALL.=
    For Honour and Life.
    A Woman Tempted Him.
    Her Two Millions.
    Two Pinches of Snuff.
    Roy of Roy’s Court.
    Nigel Fortescue.
    Birch Dene.
    The Phantom City.
    A Queer Race.
    Ben Clough.
    The Old Factory.
    Red Ryvington.
    Ralph Norbreck’s Trust.
    Trust-money.
    Sons of Belial.
    Strange Crimes.

  =By ATHA WESTBURY.= The Shadow of Hilton Fernbrook.

  =By C. J. WILLS.=--An Easy-going Fellow.

  =By JOHN STRANGE WINTER.=
    Cavalry Life and Regimental Legends.
    A Soldier’s Children.

  =By MARGARET WYNMAN.= My Flirtations.

  =By E. ZOLA.=
    The Fortune of the Rougons.
    The Abbe Mouret’s Transgression.
    The Downfall.
    The Dream.
    Money.
    Dr. Pascal.
    Lourdes.
    The Fat and the Thin.
    His Excellency.
    The Dram-Shop.
    Rome.
    Paris.
    Fruitfulness.

  =By ‘Z. Z.’= A Nineteenth Century Miracle.




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                           =By EDMOND ABOUT.=
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                          =By HAMILTON AÏDÉ.=
      Carr of Carrlyon.
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                          =By Mrs. ALEXANDER.=
      Maid, Wife, or Widow?
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      In Trafalgar’s Bay.
      The Ten Years’ Tenant.

                        =By Sir WALTER BESANT.=
      All Sorts and Conditions of Men.
      The Captains’ Room.
      All in a Garden Fair.
      Dorothy Forster.
      Uncle Jack.
      The World Went Very Well Then.
      Children of Gibeon.
      Herr Paulus.
      For Faith and Freedom.
      To Call Her Mine.
      The Master Craftsman.
      The Bell of St. Paul’s.
      The Holy Rose.
      Armorel of Lyonesse.
      S. Katherine’s by Tower.
      Verbena Camellia Stephanotis.
      The Ivory Gate.
      The Rebel Queen.
      Beyond the Dreams of Avarice.
      The Revolt of Man.
      In Deacon’s Orders.
      The City of Refuge.

                          =By AMBROSE BIERCE.=
      In the Midst of Life.

                            =BY BRET HARTE.=
      Californian Stories.
      Gabriel Conroy.
      Luck of Roaring Camp.
      An Heiress of Red Dog.
      Flip.
      Maruja.
      A Phyllis of the Sierras.
      A Waif of the Plains.
      Ward of Golden Gate.

                         =By ROBERT BUCHANAN.=
      Shadow of the Sword.
      A Child of Nature.
      God and the Man.
      Love Me for Ever.
      Foxglove Manor.
      The Master of the Mine.
      Annan Water.
      The Martyrdom of Madeline.
      The New Abelard.
      The Heir of Linne.
      Woman and the Man.
      Rachel Dene.
      Matt.
      Lady Kilpatrick.

                       =By BUCHANAN and MURRAY.=
      The Charlatan.

                            =By HALL CAINE.=
      The Shadow of a Crime.
      A Son of Hagar.
      The Deemster.

                        =By Commander CAMERON.=
      The Cruise of the ‘Black Prince.’

                          =By HAYDEN CARRUTH.=
      The Adventures of Jones.

                           =By AUSTIN CLARE.=
      For the Love of a Lass.

                        =By Mrs. ARCHER CLIVE.=
      Paul Ferroll.
      Why Paul Ferroll Killed his Wife.

                         =By MACLAREN COBBAN.=
      The Cure of Souls.
      The Red Sultan.

                        =By C. ALLSTON COLLINS.=
      The Bar Sinister.

                     =By MORT. & FRANCES COLLINS.=
      Sweet Anna Page.
      Transmigration.
      From Midnight to Midnight.
      A Fight with Fortune.
      Sweet and Twenty.
      The Village Comedy.
      You Play me False.
      Blacksmith and Scholar.
      Frances.

                          =By WILKIE COLLINS.=
      Armadale.
      After Dark.
      No Name.
      Antonina.
      Basil.
      Hide and Seek.
      The Dead Secret.
      Queen of Hearts.
      Miss or Mrs.?
      The New Magdalen.
      The Frozen Deep.
      The Law and the Lady.
      The Two Destinies.
      The Haunted Hotel.
      A Rogue’s Life.
      My Miscellanies.
      The Woman in White.
      The Moonstone.
      Man and Wife.
      Poor Miss Finch.
      The Fallen Leaves.
      Jezebel’s Daughter.
      The Black Robe.
      Heart and Science.
      ‘I Say No!’
      The Evil Genius.
      Little Novels.
      Legacy of Cain.
      Blind Love.

                         =By M. J. COLQUHOUN.=
      Every Inch a Soldier.

                        =By C. EGBERT CRADDOCK.=
      The Prophet of the Great Smoky Mountains.

                            =By MATT CRIM.=
      The Adventures of a Fair Rebel.

                           =By B. M. CROKER.=
      Pretty Miss Neville.
      Diana Barrington.
      ‘To Let.’
      A Bird of Passage.
      Proper Pride.
      A Family Likeness.
      A Third Person.
      Village Tales and Jungle Tragedies.
      Two Masters.
      Mr. Jervis.
      The Real Lady Hilda.
      Married or Single?
      Interference.

                            =By W. CYPLES.=
      Hearts of Gold.

                         =By ALPHONSE DAUDET.=
      The Evangelist; or, Port Salvation.

                          =By ERASMUS DAWSON.=
      The Fountain of Youth.

                          =By JAMES DE MILLE.=
      A Castle in Spain.

                         =By J. LEITH DERWENT.=
      Our Lady of Tears.
      Circe’s Lovers.

                           =By DICK DONOVAN.=
      The Man-Hunter.
      Tracked and Taken.
      Caught at Last!
      Wanted!
      Who Poisoned Hetty Duncan?
      Man from Manchester.
      A Detective’s Triumphs.
      In the Grip of the Law.
      From Information Received.
      Tracked to Doom.
      Link by Link.
      Suspicion Aroused.
      Dark Deeds.
      Riddles Read.
      The Mystery of Jamaica Terrace.
      The Chronicles of Michael Danevitch.

                       =By Mrs. ANNIE EDWARDES.=
      A Point of Honour.
      Archie Lovell.

                        =By M. BETHAM-EDWARDS.=
      Felicia.
      Kitty.

                         =By EDWARD EGGLESTON.=
      Roxy.

                         =By G. MANVILLE FENN.=
      The New Mistress.
      Witness to the Deed.
      The Tiger Lily.
      The White Virgin.

                         =By PERCY FITZGERALD.=
      Bella Donna.
      Never Forgotten.
      Polly.
      Fatal Zero.
      Second Mrs. Tillotson.
      Seventy-five Brooke Street.
      The Lady of Brantome.

                     =By P. FITZGERALD and others.=
      Strange Secrets.

                       =By ALBANY DE FONBLANQUE.=
      Filthy Lucre.

                         =By R. E. FRANCILLON.=
      Olympia.
      One by One.
      A Real Queen.
      Queen Cophetua.
      King or Knave?
      Romances of the Law.
      Ropes of Sand.
      A Dog and his Shadow.

                         =By HAROLD FREDERIC.=
      Seth’s Brother’s Wife.
      The Lawton Girl.

                    Prefaced by =Sir BARTLE FRERE.=
      Pandurang Hari.

                          =By EDWARD GARRETT.=
      The Capel Girls.

                           =By GILBERT GAUL.=
      A Strange Manuscript.

                          =By CHARLES GIBBON.=
      Robin Gray.
      Fancy Free.
      For Lack of Gold.
      What will the World Say?
      In Love and War.
      For the King.
      In Pastures Green.
      Queen of the Meadow.
      A Heart’s Problem.
      The Dead Heart.
      In Honour Bound.
      Flower of the Forest.
      The Braes of Yarrow.
      The Golden Shaft.
      Of High Degree.
      By Mead and Stream.
      Loving a Dream.
      A Hard Knot.
      Heart’s Delight.
      Blood-Money.

                         =By WILLIAM GILBERT.=
      Dr. Austin’s Guests.
      James Duke.
      The Wizard of the Mountain.

                         =By ERNEST GLANVILLE.=
      The Lost Heiress.
      A Fair Colonist.
      The Fossicker.

                       =By Rev. S. BARING GOULD.=
      Red Spider.
      Eve.

                          =By HENRY GREVILLE.=
      A Noble Woman.
      Nikanor.

                          =By CECIL GRIFFITH.=
      Corinthia Marazion.

                          =By SYDNEY GRUNDY.=
      The Days of his Vanity.

                          =By JOHN HABBERTON.=
      Brueton’s Bayou.
      Country Luck.

                         =By ANDREW HALLIDAY.=
      Every-day Papers.

                           =By THOMAS HARDY.=
      Under the Greenwood Tree.

                         =By JULIAN HAWTHORNE.=
      Garth.
      Ellice Quentin.
      Fortune’s Fool.
      Miss Cadogna.
      Sebastian Strome.
      Dust.
      Beatrix Randolph.
      Love--or a Name.
      David Poindexter’s Disappearance.
      The Spectre of the Camera.

                         =By Sir ARTHUR HELPS.=
      Ivan de Birou.

                           =By G. A. HENTY.=
      Rujub the Juggler.

                           =By HENRY HERMAN.=
      A Leading Lady.

                           =By HEADON HILL.=
      Zambra the Detective.

                            =By JOHN HILL.=
      Treason Felony.

                         =By Mrs. CASHEL HOEY.=
      The Lover’s Creed.

                        =By Mrs. GEORGE HOOPER.=
      The House of Raby.

                         =By Mrs. HUNGERFORD.=
      A Maiden all Forlorn.
      In Durance Vile.
      Marvel.
      A Mental Struggle.
      A Modern Circe.
      April’s Lady.
      Peter’s Wife.
      Lady Verner’s Flight.
      The Red House Mystery.
      The Three Graces.
      Unsatisfactory Lover.
      Lady Patty.
      Nora Creina.
      Professor’s Experiment.

                         =By Mrs. ALFRED HUNT.=
      Thornicroft’s Model.
      That Other Person.
      Self-Condemned.
      The Leaden Casket.

                           =By WM. JAMESON.=
      My Dead Self.

                           =By HARRIETT JAY.=
      The Dark Colleen.
      Queen of Connaught.

                           =By MARK KERSHAW.=
      Colonial Facts and Fictions.

                           =By R. ASHE KING.=
      A Drawn Game.
      ‘The Wearing of the Green.’
      Passion’s Slave.
      Bell Barry.

                        =By EDMOND LEPELLETIER.=
      Madame Sans Gene.

                            =By JOHN LEYS.=
      The Lindsays.

                          =By E. LYNN LINTON.=
      Patricia Kemball.
      The World Well Lost.
      Under which Lord?
      Paston Carew.
      ‘My Love!’
      Ione.
      With a Silken Thread.
      The Atonement of Leam Dundas.
      Rebel of the Family.
      Sowing the Wind.
      The One Too Many.
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      The Unforeseen.
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      Gentle and Simple.

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