by Guy Boothby
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A remarkable feature of the world of fiction is that the yearlyincreasing supply of fresh romances, by both new and establishedauthors, has no effect on the unfailing popularity of the recognisedmasterpieces. The demand for attractive editions of these books hasnever been greater than it is to-day, and it is to meet this want thatthe publishers are issuing this new series. The volumes are wellprinted from clear type on good paper, tastefully bound in a designthat will grace the bookshelf, and splendidly illustrated. In a word,for value, it is the best and cheapest series that has ever beenplaced on the market.
=1 Pickwick Papers= CHARLES DICKENS
=2 David Copperfield= CHARLES DICKENS
=11 Vanity Fair= W. M. THACKERAY
=12 The History of Pendennis= W. M. THACKERAY
=16 Westward Ho!= CHARLES KINGSLEY
=17 Hypatia= CHARLES KINGSLEY
=21 It is Never too Late to Mend= CHAS. READE
=26 Jane Eyre= CHARLOTTE BRONTE
=27 Shirley= CHARLOTTE BRONTE
=31 Ivanhoe= SIR WALTER SCOTT
=32 Old Mortality= SIR WALTER SCOTT
=41 The Last Days of Pompeii= LORD LYTTON
=42 The Last of the Barons= LORD LYTTON
=43 Harold= LORD LYTTON
=46 The Three Musketeers= ALEXANDRE DUMAS
=47 The Count of Monte Cristo= ALEXANDRE DUMAS
=51 Cranford= MRS. GASKELL
=52 Mary Barton= MRS. GASKELL
=56 Autocrat of the Breakfast Table= O. W. HOLMES
=61 Charles O'Malley= CHARLES LEVER
=62 Jack Hinton= CHARLES LEVER
=71 The Toilers of the Sea= VICTOR HUGO
=72 The Hunchback of Notre Dame= VICTOR HUGO
=76 John Halifax, Gentleman= MRS. CRAIK
=81 Adam Bede= GEORGE ELIOT
=86 Geoffry Hamlyn= HENRY KINGSLEY
=91 Katerfelto= G. J. WHYTE-MELVILLE
=92 The Gladiators= G. J. WHYTE-MELVILLE
=96 A Study in Scarlet= A. CONAN DOYLE
=98 Out of the Hurly Burly= MAX ADELER
=103 In Strange Company= GUY BOOTHBY
=109 Orley Farm= ANTHONY TROLLOPE
=115 Danesbury House= MRS. HENRY WOOD
=120 Ben Hur= LEW WALLACE
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