treatment in fiction of the Revolutionary period that we
have yet had."--_Buffalo Courier._

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adventure.... Holds the interest alike by the thread of the
story and by the incidents.... A remarkably well-balanced
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_THE ONE WHO LOOKED ON._ By F. F. MONTRESOR, author of "Into the
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"The story runs on as smoothly as a brook through lowlands;
it excites your interest at the beginning and keeps it to
the end."--_New York Herald._

"An exquisite story.... No person sensitive to the influence
of what makes for the true, the lovely, and the strong in
human friendship and the real in life's work can read this
book without being benefited by it."--_Buffalo Commercial._

"The book has universal interest and very unusual merit....
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_CORRUPTION._ By PERCY WHITE, author of "Mr. Bailey-Martin," etc.
12mo. Cloth, $1.25.

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_A HARD WOMAN._ A Story in Scenes. By VIOLET HUNT. 12mo. Cloth, $1.25.

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the slightest difficulty."--_London Athenaeum._

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Brilliantly drawn, quivering with life, adroit,
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