People of tKe Woods 



By W. D. HULBERT 



These are the stories of 

 animal life by one who has 

 lived long in the woods and 

 has been the playfellow of 

 some, and the keen observer 

 of others. Mr. Hulbert 



not onlv knows his friends intimately, but he writes of 

 them with inimitable charm. His stories are not only 

 absolutely correct, but they hold an intellectual mirror up 

 to nature wherebv we may know them from their own 

 standpoint so far as this is possible. 



THE LOON. 

 THE DEER, 



THE BEAVER, 

 AND OTHERS 



Great ChaLraLcter Sketches 



A Series of Papers dealing in a masterly way with the Personality of Leading 

 Men of our time by those most competent to write them. 



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ANDREW D. WHITE 



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JACOB RJIS" 



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ROOSEVELT 



COUNT TOLSTOY 



By ANDREW D. WHITE, LL.D., 

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