The Slave of Silence
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E. Phillips Oppenheim's Novels
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_By far the best work of this clever writer._--CHICAGO NEWS.
A MAKER OF HISTORY
Illustrated by FRED PEGRAM. 12mo. Cloth. $1.50
Thoroughly readable and exciting from end to end. Carries the readeralong breathlessly.--_New York Sun._
Mr. Oppenheim has surpassed himself in "A Maker of History." It is anenthralling tale, with a surprisingly well-sustained mystery and aseries of plots, counterplots, and well managed climaxes.--_BrooklynTimes._
A story of absorbing interest turning on a complicated plot worked outwith dexterous craftsmanship. He has ingeniously utilized the incidentof the Russian attack on the North Sea fishing fleet to weave together acapital yarn of European secret service.--_Literary Digest._
THE MASTER MUMMER
Illustrated by F. H. TOWNSEND. 12mo. Cloth. $1.50
Will be found of absorbing interest to those who love a story of actionand romance.--_Academy_, London.
This brilliant, imaginative story, with its buoyant humor, clear-cutcharacterization, prodigality of invention, tenderness and pathos, is onmany accounts one of the most distinguished works of fiction of theyear.--_Philadelphia North American._
The girl is a fascinating creation, the hero is vigorously manly, andall the characters move through the pages with a strong and heartysweep.--_Pittsburgh Times._
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