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= 1. Allan Quatermain.= Haggard. =2. King Solomon's Mines.= Haggard. = 3. She:= A Mystery. Haggard. =4. East Lynne.= By Mrs. Henry Wood. = 5. A Modern Circe.= By the "Duchess." =6. Robinson Crusoe.= D. De Foe. = 7. Pilgrim's Progress.= Bunyan. =8. Lays of Ancient Rome.= Macaulay. = 9. Paul and Virginia.= By St. Pierre. = 10. Lay of the Last Minstrel, Marmion, and Lady of the Lake.= = 11. History of Charles XII.= Voltaire. =12. Life of Nelson.= Southey. = 13. Classic Tales.= Maria Edgeworth. =14. Vicar of Wakefield.= Goldsmith. = 15. The Usurper.= Judith Gautier. =16. Dr. Jacob.= M. B. Edwards. = 17. Realities of Irish Life.= W. S. Trench. =18. My Marriage.= = 19. Love's Madness.= Mathilde Blind. =20. The Rose Garden.= Miss Peard. = 21. Unawares.= Miss Peard. =22. The Squire's Daughter.= Miss Peard. = 23. The Crime of Chance.= Miss Peard. =24. Trench's Wives.= = 25. Dickens' Child's History of England.= = 26. Irving's Sketch-Book.= =27. Christmas Tales.= Dickens. = 28. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.= By Jules Verne. = 29. The Fur Country.= Verne. =30. Five Weeks in a Balloon.= Verne. = 31. The Mysterious Island.= By Jules Verne. = 32. Tour of the World in 80 Days.= By Jules Verne. = 33. Great Expectations.= Dickens. =34. Oliver Twist.= Dickens. = 35. The Scottish Chiefs.= Porter. =36. Thaddeus of Warsaw.= Porter. = 37. Children of the Abbey.= By R. M. Roche. = 38. The Uncommercial Traveller.= By Charles Dickens. = 39. Arabian Nights' Entertainments.= =40. Jane Eyre.= Bronte. = 41. Old Curiosity Shop.= Dickens. =42. Ivanhoe.= Sir Walter Scott. = 43. Christmas Stories.= By Charles Dickens. = 44. Last of the Mohicans.= By J. Fenimore Cooper. = 45. John Halifax, Gentleman.= By Miss Mulock. = 46. Uarda.= By George Ebers. = 47. A Tale of Two Cities.= By Charles Dickens. = 48. Romola.= By George Eliot. = 49. Christmas Books.= By Charles Dickens. = 50. AEsop's Fables.= = 51. Russian Fairy Tales.= = 52. Hauff's Fairy Tales.= Translated by E. L. Stowell. Illustrated. = 53. Grimm's Popular Tales.= = 54. The Red Camelia=; or, The Chevalier Casse-Cou. By Fortune Du Boisgobey. = 55. The Search for Ancestors.= By Fortune Du Boisgobey. = 56. Barnaby Rudge.= By Charles Dickens. = 57. Edwin Drood.= By Charles Dickens. = 58. Andersen's Fairy Tales.= = 59. Gulliver's Travels.= = 60. The Swiss Family Robinson.= = 61. Last Days of Pompeii.= = 62. Picciola and Undine.= = 63. Rasselas.= By Dr. Johnson. = 64. A Terrible Temptation.= By Charles Reade. = 65. Sketches by Boz.= By Charles Dickens. = 66. As in a Looking-Glass.= (It is upon this novel Mrs. Langtry's play is based.) = 67. The Book of Praise.= Selected and Arranged by Roundell Palmer. = 68. American and Italian Notes.= By Charles Dickens. = 69. Old Christmas.= By Washington Irving. = 70. Lafitte=; or, The Pirate of the Gulf. By Prof. J. H. Ingraham. = 71. Theodore, Child of the Sea=; Adopted Son of Lafitte. By J. H. Ingraham. = 72. George Barnwell.= A Novel. By T. S. Surr. = 73. Hard Times.= By Charles Dickens. = 74. Christine=; or, Woman's Trials and Triumphs. By Laura J. Curtis. = 75. Camille=; or, The Fate of a Coquette. By Alexandre Dumas. = 76. Our Cousin Veronica.= By Miss M. E. Wormeley. = 77. The Tenant House=; or, Embers from Poverty's Hearthstone. = 78. Masaniello=; or, The Fisherman's League. By Alexandre Dumas. = 79. Hot Corn=; or, Street Scenes of New York City Life. By Solon Robinson. = 80. Wacousta=; or, The Prophecy. By Maj. Richardson. = 81. Matilda Montgomerie=; or, The Prophecy Fulfilled. By Maj. Richardson. = 82. Tom Brown's School-Days.= By Thomas Hughes. = 83. Ecarte=; or, The Salons of Paris. By Maj. Richardson. = 84. Canonbury House=; or, The Queen's Prophecy. By G. W. M. Reynolds. = 85. Ada Arundel=; or, The Secret Corridor. By G. W. M. Reynolds. = 86. Olivia=; or, The Maid of Honor. By G. W. M. Reynolds. = 87. Hardscrabble=; or, The Fall of Chicago. By Major Richardson. = 88. The Miser's Will=; or, The Doom of the Poisoner. By G. W. M. Reynolds. = 89. The Beggar of Nimes.= A Novel of exciting interest. By Alex. Dumas. = 90. The Creole Wife=; or, Secret Register of the Prefect of Police. By Dumas. = 91. The Marchioness=; or, A Marriage by Will. By Octave Feuillet. = 92. Edith Dayton.= A Novel. By J. Gordon Bartlett. = 93. Scenes from the Note-Book of a New York Surgeon.= = 94. Out of the Streets.= A Story of New York City Life. By Charles Gayler. = 95. Thackeray's Ballads and Poems.= Illustrated. = 96. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.= By R. L. Stevenson. = 97. Rivingston=; or, The Young Hussar. By Prof. J. H. Ingraham. = 98. Captain Kyd=; or, The Wizard of the Seas. By Prof. J. H. Ingraham. = 99. Kate Penrose=; or, Life and its Lessons. By Mrs. Hubbeck. =100. Jessie Cameron.= A Highland Story. By Lady Rachel Butler. =101. Rebels and Tories=; or, The Blood of the Mohawk. By J. F. Cooper. =102. The Count's Niece=; or, The Veteran of Marengo. By Paul Preston.
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