The Diva's ruby. (Sequel to, "The primadonna,"

and "Fair Margaret.").

Doctor Claudius, a true story.

Don Orsino. (Sequel to Sant' Ilario. -Modern

.A 33396

A 1519

.A 11512

Italy.)
Fair Margaret. (Same as, The soprano.-Italy.).A 33402
Griefenstein. (A tragedy of the Black Forest.) A 1516
The heart of Rome, a tale of "The lost water.' A 33400
In the palace of the king. (Love story of Old

A 11528

Madrid.)
Katherine Lauderdale. 2 v. (New York life.) .A 11517
Khaled. (Tale of Arabia.)

Same

A lady of Rome

A 1531 .in A 11531

The little city of Hope. (Acceptable to children
and grown-ups. Story showing that the
Christmas survives in New

Dickensian
York.)

Love in idleness

.A 33403

A 33398

A 11519

The primadonna. (Sequel to Fair Margaret. An
ingenious and interesting story in which
there is a crime and a mystery.) . . . . . . . A 33399
The Ralstons. (Sequel to Katherine Lauderdale.
New York life)

A 11520

A roman singer. (Story of art and love in

(History of a noble Italian famliy. Complete study of Rome from 1865 to 1887.) Stradella

A tale of a lonely parish. (Rural life in Eng

A

1529

A 11512

A 11510

A

1525

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1529

A 11512

Contents: The upper berth; By the waters of
paradise.

Via crucis. (Romance of the Second Crusade.)..A 11527
Whosoever shall offend ....

A 33401

.A 11515

1527

Witch of prague. (Novel of hypnotism.).
With the immortals. (Story in which the author
attempts to reanimate dead celebrities.). . . A

Zoroaster. (Romance of ancient Persia.)
Zoroaster

Contents: Zoroaster; Marzio's crucifix.

CROWLEY, M. C. A daughter of New France. (Cardillac and his colonies on the Detroit.). . . .

A 1523

A 1530

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In treaty with honor. (Romance of Old Quebec.).A 11499
Love thrives in war. (Romance of the frontier
in 1812.

CURRIER, C. W. tinople.)

Dimitrios and Irene. (Conquest of Constan

DAHLGREN, MRS. M. V. Chim, his Washington winter.
(Story of a dog.)

Lights and shadows of a life. (Story founded on
race prejudice in America.).

The

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A 1613

A 1616

lost name. (Historical romance-plot
woven out of facts connected with devasta-
tion wrought by French Revolution.). . .A 1614
A Washington winter

Reuben Foreman

.A 1615

DALE, DARLEY, ps. Lottie's wooing.

A 11264

A 11265

DARMESTETER, A. M. F. A mediaeval garland...

.A

1617

DAUNT, W. J. O'N. Hugh Talbot. (Tale of the Irish confiscations of the 17th century.).

DAVID, MARIE DE SAFFRON. The galley slave. (An incident in the life of St. Vincent of Paul.).

Idols; or, the secret of the Rue Chaussee D'An-
tin.)

The monk's pardon. (Historical romance of
time of Philip IV. of Spain.).
The portrait in my uncle's dining room. in A
The straw-cutter's daughter

DE LA PASTURE, ELIZABETH (Boham), "Mrs. Henry De La

DERING, E. H. The lady of Raven's Combe. 2 v.

DICKENS, CHARLES. Barnaby Rudge.

A

1739

A

1738

A

9206

A

1795

A

1792

Christmas carol

Christmas stories

David Copperfield
Dombey and son

Hard times

D 2216-52

. A

1783

Great expectations

A

1796

A mere cypher

Prisoners of silence

A valiant ignorance

DOBREE, LOUISE EMILY. Stories on the Beautitudes

Contents: A workhouse concert; Uncle Luke's
legacy; Comforted; Dick's desire; Coals of
fire; A paragon of perfection; Thistle-
down; Worth while.

A dress ring..

DONNELL, A. H. Rebecca Mary.

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DORR, J. C. R. In king's houses. (Romance of the days of
Queen Anne
DOWLING, RICHARD. A baffling quest.
DOWNEY, EDMUND. Anchor-watch yarns.

Contents: Captain Jackson's yarns; The
ship's cousin's yarn; A fog yarn; The yarn
of the unlucky tar; The landlubber's yarns;
The yarn of "Captain Tom;" The river
pilot's yarn; The shipbroker's clerk's yarn;
The ne'er-do-well's yarn; The yarn of the
shipbuilder; The yarn of the Meeyogany
Haughton; The yarn of the phantom brig-
antine; Captain Gregory's yarn; Captain
Jackson's yarn (concluded).

Brayhard, or the strange adventures of one ass
and seven champions

DOWNEY, EDMUND. Dorothy Tuke.

From the green bag.

Contents: Dan's pilgrimage; The discovery of
the Shamrock; How Horatius kept the
bridge; The conquest of Britain.

The land smeller
Contents: The land smeller; The skipper's
secret; Mysterious disappearance of the
"Emily" brig; Captain Walker's luggage;
Greek joins Greek; The captain's cornet;
Billy Callaghan's conscience; A game of
cards; The mate's pipe; Minus five; The
champion skipper; A dishonoured Bill.
Pinches of salt

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A

95

Through green glasses
Contents: Andy Merrigan's great discovery;
From Portlaw to Paradise; King John and
the mayor; The wonderful escape of James
II; The last of the Dragons; The siege of
Don Isle; Raleigh in Munster.
Dilemmas, stories and studies in sentiment. . A 11912
Contents: The diary of a successful man; A

DOWSON, E. C.

case of conscience; An orchestral violin;
Souvenirs of an egotist; The statue of limi-
tations.

DOWSON, E. C., AND MOORE, ARTHUR. Adrian Rome.
(Adrian Rome is a poet who degenerates under the influ-
ence of London life, and makes an unhappy marriage.
Pictures of university life at Oxford and social life in
London.)

A comedy of masks

DU CHAILLU, P. B. Ivar the viking. (Romantic history based upon authentic facts of the 3rd and 4th centuries. Norway.)

DUNCAN, NORMAN. The measure of a man.

. A 11911 .A 11913

. A

1109 .A 11943

DURAND, MME. A. M. C. F. See Greville, Henry, ps.
EGAN, M. F. From the land of St. Laurence. (Sketches of
French and American life.)

ELLIS, A. B.

Contents: The archibishop's photograph; The
St. Joseph of Greville; The prayer of Mere
Babette; The boy with the bluettes; The
case of Miss Redwood; The episode of
Madame Lamound; The orange lilies; The
serpents of the American; How something
happened; The day of the year; A difficult
social position; The little prayer of Marie
Therese; The American vicomte.

How Perseus became a star.

A marriage of reason.

The wiles of Sexton Maginnis.

South African sketches.

Western African stories.

A 11971

.A 12081

in A

6742

A 12080
A 12082

.A 2100
A 2101

. . . . . A

ESRICH, ENRIQUE P. See Perez Esrich, Enrique.
FABER, CHRISTINE. Carroll O'Donoghue. (Tale of the
Irish struggle of 1866 and of recent times.) . .
FENELON, F. DE S. DE LA M. Adventures of Telemachus.
(Romance based on the books of the Odessey which re-
late the adventures of Ulysses.).

Extracts from Telemachus.

FERGUSON, SAMUEL. Hibernian nights' entertainments.
FEUILLET, OCTAVE. Aliette. tr. by J. H. Hager.

2166

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LD 75-10

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A 2271

The romance of a poor young man.
The story of Sibylle. tr. by M. H. T.

A 9271

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9270

La veuve (The widow) and the mother of a mar-
chioness, by Edmund About; tr. by Gus-
tave Beauseigneur.

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FLEMING, GEORGE, ps. Andromeda. (Love story with
English and Italian characters and Tyrolese scenery.). . A
For plain women only. (Interesting papers
which originally appeared in the "Pall Mall
Gazette.")

Flora, the Roman martyr. 2 v. (Written with a view of recording the impressions of devotion gathered at many a Roman shrine.).

FOUQUE, F. H. DE LA MOTTE. See La Motte-Fouque, F: H.
K: de.

FRANCILLON, R. E: A dog and his shadow..

Jack Doyle's daughter. (Story of Bohemian
life.)

Pearl and emerald. (A tale of Gotham.)
Romances of the law.

a

Contents: Touch-and-go with a great estate;
A most remarkable will; A circumstantial
puzzle; Only ten minutes; Half-a minute
late; A cool hand; How I became
murderer; Three shots with a revolver;
Buried in gold; Stronger than death; The
demon sixpence; At the twelfth hour.
Romantic stories of the legal profession. . . .
Contents: A most remarkable will; Touch-
and-go with a great estate; A circumstan-
tial puzzle; The missing deed; My forgery;
How we lost a treasure; The heiress of
Warlow castle.

Ropes of sand. (North Devon in 1793.)
Society novelettes

Under Slieve-ban. (Ireland, 1798.)

Wooing.

Zelda's fortune.

FRANCIS, M. E., ps.

Among the untrodden ways.

A daughter of the soil...

Dorset dear. (Idyls of country life.)
Contents: Witch Ann; A runaway couple;
Postman Chris; Keeper Guppy; The worm
that turned; Olf and the little maid; In
the heart of the green; The wold stockin;
A woodland idyl; The carrier's tale; Mrs.
Sibley and the sexton; The call of the
woods; The home-coming of dada; The
majesty of the law; The spur of the mo-
ment; A terr'ble voolish little maid; Sweet-
briar lane.

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.A 12417

The duenna of a genius. (Delightful story of
two sisters, Hungarians, who take up their
residence in England.)

Fiander's widow. (Dorsetshire.)
Frieze and fustian.

.A 12418

.A 41646

Contents: Frieze; Father Pat; Queen

O'Toole; Long Jack; Honnie; Fustian;
Daddy Jack and daddy Jim; The third
time of asking; Owd lads; Squir's mon;
Old folks tales.

Galatea of the wheatfield...

FRANCIS, M. E. Gentleman Roger.

Hardy-on-the-hill.

In a north country village. (Episodes of agri-
cultural life.)

Contents: Thornleigh; Gaffer's child; Celeb

rities; Nancy; Politics; gilly-f'ers; Aunt
Jinny; On the other side; Little paupers;
Here and there; "Our Joe;" Mates.

In St. Patrick's ward...

A 12416

A 12422

.A 12419

A 41645

A 41656

A 41654

A 12409

Lychgate Hall. (Rural life in Devonshire, Eng

land.)

Mamie o' the corner. (Touching tale of self-
renunciation among the poor and lowly.
Scene in Lancashire and Liverpool.) . . . . . . A 12415
Manor farm.

Noblesse oblige.

North, south and over the sea.

Contents: North; Golden Sally; "Th' owdest
member;" The conquest of radical Ted;
Heather in Holborn; Sentiment and feel-

A 41648

A 41655

A 41650