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=Oliver Twist.=
=Nicholas Nickleby.=
_BY MRS. ANNIE EDWARDES._
=A Point of Honour.=
=Archie Lovell.=
_BY M. BETHAM-EDWARDS._
=Felicia.=
=Kitty.=
_BY EDWARD EGGLESTON._
=Roxy.=
_BY PERCY FITZGERALD._
=Bella Donna.=
=Never Forgotten.=
=The Second Mrs. Tillotson.=
=Polly.=
=Seventy-five Brooke Street.=
_BY ALBANY DE FONBLANQUE._
=Filthy Lucre.=
_BY R. E. FRANCILLON._
=Olympia.=
=Queen Cophetua.=
=One by One.=
_Prefaced by Sir H. BARTLE FRERE._
=Pandurang Hari.=
_BY HAIN FRISWELL._
=One of Two.=
_BY EDWARD GARRETT._
=The Capel Girls.=
_BY CHARLES GIBBON._
=Robin Gray.=
=For Lack of Gold.=
=What will the World Say?=
=In Honour Bound.=
=The Dead Heart.=
=In Love and War.=
=For the King.=
=Queen of the Meadow.=
=In Pastures Green.=
=The Flower of the Forest.=
=A Heart's Problem.=
=The Braes of Yarrow.=
_BY WILLIAM GILBERT._
=Dr. Austin's Guests.=
=The Wizard of the Mountain.=
=James Duke.=
_BY JAMES GREENWOOD._
=Dick Temple.=
_BY ANDREW HALLIDAY._
=Every-Day Papers.=
_BY LADY DUFFUS HARDY._
=Paul Wynter's Sacrifice.=
_BY THOMAS HARDY._
=Under the Greenwood Tree.=
_BY JULIAN HAWTHORNE._
=Garth.=
=Ellice Quentin.=
=Prince Saroni's Wife.=
=Sebastian Strome.=
=Dust.=
_BY SIR ARTHUR HELPS._
=Ivan de Biron.=
_BY TOM HOOD._
=A Golden Heart.=
_BY MRS. GEORGE HOOPER._
=The House of Raby.=
_BY VICTOR HUGO._
=The Hunchback of Notre Dame.=
_BY MRS. ALFRED HUNT._
=Thornicroft's Model.=
=The Leaden Casket.=
=Self-Condemned.=
_BY JEAN INGELOW._
=Fated to be Free.=
_BY HARRIETT JAY._
=The Dark Colleen.=
=The Queen of Connaught.=
_BY HENRY KINGSLEY._
=Oakshott Castle.=
=Number Seventeen.=
_BY E. LYNN LINTON._
=Patricia Kemball.=
=The Atonement of Leam Dundas.=
=The World Well Lost.=
=Under which Lord?=
=With a Silken Thread.=
=The Rebel of the Family.=
="My Love!"=
_BY HENRY W. LUCY._
=Gideon Fleyce.=
_BY JUSTIN McCARTHY, M.P._
=Dear Lady Disdain.=
=The Waterdale Neighbours.=
=My Enemy's Daughter.=
=A Fair Saxon.=
=Linley Rochford.=
=Miss Misanthrope.=
=Donna Quixote.=
=The Comet of a Season.=
_BY GEORGE MACDONALD._
=Paul Faber, Surgeon.=
=Thomas Wingfold, Curate.=
_BY MRS. MACDONELL._
=Quaker Cousins.=
_BY KATHARINE S. MACQUOID._
=The Evil Eye.=
=Lost Rose.=
_BY W. H. MALLOCK._
=The New Republic.=
_BY FLORENCE MARRYAT._
=Open! Sesame!=
=A Harvest of Wild Oats.=
=A Little Stepson.=
=Fighting the Air.=
=Written in Fire.=
_BY J. MASTERMAN._
=Half-a-dozen Daughters.=
_BY JEAN MIDDLEMASS._
=Touch and Go.=
=Mr. Dorillion.=
_BY D. CHRISTIE MURRAY._
=A Life's Atonement.=
=A Model Father.=
=Joseph's Coat.=
=Coals of Fire.=
=By the Gate of the Sea.=
_BY MRS. OLIPHANT._
=Whiteladies.=
_BY MRS. ROBERT O'REILLY._
=Phoebe's Fortunes.=
_BY OUIDA._
=Held in Bondage.=
=Strathmore.=
=Chandos.=
=Under Two Flags.=
=Idalia.=
=Cecil Castlemaine.=
=Tricotrin.=
=Puck.=
=Folle Farine.=
=A Dog of Flanders.=
=Pascarel.=
=Two Little Wooden Shoes.=
=Signa.=
=In a Winter City.=
=Ariadne.=
=Friendship.=
=Moths.=
=Pipistrello.=
=A Village Commune.=
=Bimbi.=
=In Maremma.=
_BY MARGARET AGNES PAUL._
=Gentle and Simple.=
_BY JAMES PAYN._
=Lost Sir Massingberd.=
=A Perfect Treasure.=
=Bentinck's Tutor.=
=Murphy's Master.=
=A County Family.=
=At Her Mercy.=
=A Woman's Vengeance.=
=Cecil's Tryst.=
=Clyffards of Clyffe.=
=The Family Scapegrace.=
=Foster Brothers.=
=Found Dead.=
=Best of Husbands.=
=Walter's Word.=
=Halves.=
=Fallen Fortunes.=
=What He Cost Her.=
=Humorous Stories.=
=Gwendoline's Harvest.=
=Like Father, Like Son.=
=A Marine Residence.=
=Married Beneath Him.=
=Mirk Abbey.=
=Not Wooed, but Won.=
=£200 Reward.=
=Less Black than We're Painted.=
=By Proxy.=
=Under One Roof.=
=High Spirits.=
=Carlyon's Year.=
=A Confidential Agent.=
=Some Private Views.=
=From Exile.=
=A Grape from a Thorn.=
=For Cash Only.=
_BY EDGAR A. POE._
=The Mystery of Marie Roget.=
_BY E. C. PRICE._
=Valentina.=
_BY CHARLES READE._
=It is Never Too Late to Mend.=
=Hard Cash.=
=Peg Woffington.=
=Christie Johnstone.=
=Griffith Gaunt.=
=Put Yourself in His Place.=
=The Double Marriage.=
=Love Me Little, Love Me Long.=
=Foul Play.=
=The Cloister and the Hearth.=
=The Course of True Love.=
=Autobiography of a Thief.=
=A Terrible Temptation.=
=The Wandering Heir.=
=A Simpleton.=
=A Woman-Hater.=
=Readiana.=
_BY MRS. J. H. RIDDELL._
=Her Mother's Darling.=
=Prince of Wales's Garden Party.=
_BY F. W. ROBINSON._
=Women are Strange.=
_BY BAYLE ST. JOHN._
=A Levantine Family.=
_BY GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA._
=Gaslight and Daylight.=
_BY JOHN SAUNDERS._
=Bound to the Wheel.=
=One Against the World.=
=Guy Waterman.=
=The Lion in the Path.=
=Two Dreamers.=
_BY ARTHUR SKETCHLEY._
=A Match in the Dark.=
_BY T. W. SPEIGHT._
=The Mysteries of Heron Dyke.=
_BY R. A. STERNDALE._
=The Afghan Knife.=
_BY R. LOUIS STEVENSON._
=New Arabian Nights.=
_BY BERTHA THOMAS._
=Cressida.=
=Proud Maisie.=
=The Violin-Player.=
_BY W. MOY THOMAS._
=A Fight for Life.=
_BY WALTER THORNBURY._
=Tales for the Marines.=
_BY T. ADOLPHUS TROLLOPE._
=Diamond Cut Diamond.=
_BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE._
=The Way We Live Now.=
=The American Senator.=
=Frau Frohmann.=
=Marion Fay.=
=Kept in the Dark.=
_BY FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLOPE._
=Like Ships Upon the Sea.=
_BY MARK TWAIN._
=Tom Sawyer.=
=An Idle Excursion.=
=A Pleasure Trip on the Continent of Europe.=
=A Tramp Abroad.=
=The Stolen White Elephant.=
_BY SARAH TYTLER._
=What She Came Through.=
=The Bride's Pass.=
_BY J. S. WINTER._
=Cavalry Life.=
=Regimental Legends.=
_BY LADY WOOD._
=Sabina.=
_BY EDMUND YATES._
=Castaway.=
=The Forlorn Hope.=
=Land at Last.=
_ANONYMOUS._
=Paul Ferroll.=
=Why Paul Ferroll Killed his Wife.=
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=Lindsay's Luck.= By the Author of "That Lass o' Lowrie's."
=Pretty Polly Pemberton.= By the Author of "That Lass o' Lowrie's."
=Trooping with Crows.= By Mrs. PIRKIS.
=The Professor's Wife.= By LEONARD GRAHAM.
=A Double Bond.= By LINDA VILLARI.
=Esther's Glove.= By R. E. FRANCILLON.
=The Garden that Paid the Rent.= By TOM JERROLD.
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