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Two-Shilling Novels— continued. 

 By CIIAKI.es KEADE. 



It is Never Too Late to Mend. 



Christie Joiinstone. 



Put Yourself in His Place. 



The Double Marriage. 



Love Me Little, Love Me Long, 



The Cloister and the Hearth. 



The Course ot True Love. 



Autobiography of a Thief. 



A Terrible Temptation. 



The Wandering Heir. 



Singleheart and Doubleface. 



Good Stories of Men and other Animals. 



Hard Cash. I A Simpleton. 



Peg Woffington. I Readiana. 



Griffith Gaunt. I A Woman-Hater. 



Foul Play. | The Jilt. 



A Perilous Secret. 



By Mrs. J. H. RIBUEI.1^. 

 Weird Stories. | Fairy Water. 

 Her Mother's Darling. 

 Prince of Wales's Garden Party. 

 The Uninhabited House. 

 The Mystery in Palace Gardens. 

 By F. W. KOBIIVSOJV. 

 Women are Strange. 

 The Hands of Justice. 



By JAMES RUIVCIITIArV. 

 Skippers and Shellbacks. 

 Grace Balmaign's Sweetheart. 

 Schools and Scholars. 



By W. CliARK BUSSKIili. 

 Round the Galley Fire. 

 On the Fo'k'sle Head. 

 In the Middle Watch. 

 A Voyage to the Cape. 

 A Book for the Hammock. 

 The Mystery of the " Ocean Star.'» 

 The Romance of Jenny Harlowe. 

 An Ocean Tragedy. 

 My Shipmate Louise. 

 OEOROE AUGUSTUS SA1.A. 

 Gaslight and Daylight. 



By JOHN SAUI\»E BS. 

 Guy Waterman. 1 Two Dreamers. 

 The Lion in the Path. 

 Bv KATHARINE SAUIVWERS. 

 Joan Merry weather. I Heart Salvage. 

 The High Mills. | Sebastian. 

 Margaret and Elizabeth. 



By GEORGE K. SOIS. 

 Rogues and Vagabonds. 

 The Ring o' Bells. 

 Mary Jane's Memoirs. 

 Mary Jane Married. 

 Tales of To-day. | Dramas of Life. 

 Tinkletop's Crime. 

 Zeph: A Circus Story. 



By ARTHUR ^iKETCHt^lE Y. 

 A Match in the Dark. 



By HAWICK V SITIART. 

 Y/ithout Love or Licence. 



By T. ^V. SPEI«3£ST. 

 The lyiysteries of Keron Dyke. 

 The Golden Hoop. 1 By Dsvious V/ays, 

 hoodwinked, &c. j Back to Life. 



Two-Shilling Hovels— continued. 

 By R. A. STERIVI>AU.E. 



The Afghan Knife. 



By R. I.OUIS STEVENSON. 

 New Arabian Nights. | Prince Otto. 

 BY BERTHA THOITIA«i. 

 Cressida. | Proud Maisie. 



The Violin-player. 

 By WA1.TEB THORNBUBV. 

 Tales for the Marines. 

 Old Stories Re-told. 



T. ADOU.PHUS TROL,L.OPE. 



Diamond Cut Diamond. 



By F. EI.EANOR TROt-I.OPE. 



Like Ships upon the Sea. 

 Anne Furness. | Mabel's Progress. 

 By ANTHONY TROI.I.OPE. 



Frau Frohmann. I Kept in the Dai'k, 



Marion Fay. | John Caldigate. 



The Way We Live Now. 



The American Senator. 



Mr. Scarborough's Family. 



The Land-Leaguers. 



The Golden Lion of Granpere. 



By J. T. TROWBRIDGE. 

 Farnell's Folly. 



By IVAN TUBGENIEFF, &c 

 Stories from Foreign Novelists. 

 By fllARIi T%i AIN. 

 Tom Sawyer. | A Tramp Abroad. 



The Stolen White Elephant. 

 A Pleasure Trip on the Continent. 

 Huckleberry Finn. 

 Life on the Mississippi. 

 The Prince and the Pauper. 



By C. C. FRASER-TYTL.EB, 

 Mistress Judith. 



By SARAH TYTLER. 

 The Bride's Pass. I Noblesse Oblige. 

 Buried Diamonds. | Disappeared. 

 Saint Mungo'sCity. I Huguenot Family, 

 Lady Bell. | Blackball Ghosts. 



What She Came Through. 

 Beauty and the Beast. 

 Citoyenne Jaqueline. 

 By ITIis. F. H. AVIt.L.IAMSON, 

 A Child Widow. 



By J. S. ^VINTER. 

 Cavalry Life. i Regimental Legends. 



By H. F. WOOD. 

 The Passenger from Scotland Yard. 

 The Englishman of the Rue Cain. 



By Lady \VOO». 

 Sabina. 



4'Kl.BA PARSiEK ^V«OB".I.EY. 

 Rachel Armstrong; or, Love & Theology 



By EI>:?5UNO YATE"'. 

 The Forlorn Hope. | Land at I^^st, 

 Castaway. 



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