FELIX GRAS. 



"A THRILLING ROMANCE. 



The White 

 Terror. 



A Romance. By Felix Gras. Trans- 

 lated from the Provencal by Mrs. 

 Catharine A. Janvier. Uniform with 

 "The Reds of the Midi" and "The 

 Terror." i6mo. Cloth, $1.50. 



" M. Gras writes history as well a sfiction. In this and in his love of the people, 

 the true patriots, M. Gras is perhaps best likened to those admirable fictional his- 

 torians, Erckmann-Chatrian. He is a far greater artist ; he works in a field they left 

 mostly untouched, but the analogy holds good. In these three France has a group of 

 historical novelists of whom she may well be proud, and among them Felix Gras 

 stands first, because the human interest of his stories is deeper, truer, more universal, 

 and his grasp of the possibilities of plot, of the handling of intrigue, danger and 

 escape, of devotion and of gratitude is masterly to the end. Among historical novel- 

 ists Felix Gras has won high rank." — New York Mail and Express. 



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ANTHONY HOPES NEW NOVEL. 



The King's 

 Mirror. 



By Anthony Hope. 1 2mo. Illustrated. 

 Cloth, $1.50. 



"Surpasses all his earlier ventures." — Lo?idon Spectator. 



" Animated, graceful, delicate in humor, and perfect in 

 taste." — New'York Tribune. 



" A strong book, charged with close analysis and exquisite irony ; a book full of 

 pathos and moral fiber — in short, a book to be read." — Daily Chronicle, London. 





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ANTHONY HOPE. 



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