the slope
Of yonder hill."--_The Deserted Cabin_

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Lyrics of Fir and Foam

_By_ ALICE ROLLIT COE

A beautiful book in every sense of the word. A most attractive souvenir
of the Puget Sound country. The lyrics are destined to a high place in
the literature of the West.

THE DESERTED CABIN

How desolate it stands upon the slope
Of yonder hill; the vacant windows stare;
No curtain sways; no eager welcome waits
From smiling faces there.

The path is overgrown, and through the grass,
Self-sown, the pansies from their border stray;
And thick athwart the door the ivy shade
Grows deeper day by day.

And such my life since you have left; the rain
Unheeded falls, the sun shines as of old,
But lingers not in all the dreary rooms
To touch your hair to gold.

And yet, a little vine of memory
Clings round the doorway where your garments swept;--
Close to the threshold where your footfall passed,
Forget-me-nots have crept.

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THE MASTER ROAD

_By_ CARLIN EASTWOOD

Gratia Drexler, wealthy, socially elect, obeys an impulse toward
expression leading her to active settlement work in the slums. Blindly
treading her sweet way, she set in motion forces whose action and
reaction on her and on Hartley Taine is herein told with a repression
admirable in its resultant heart-grip and dramatic tenseness.

The reader will _live every hour_ of happiness and grief, pain and joy
portrayed with such sure touch.

T H E M A S T E R R O A D will be a greater play than "Salvation
Nell." Dramatic rights secured by America's leading playwright and
producer. Sure to have a tremendous success.

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_The_ SUPERINTENDENT

_By_ IRENE WELCH GRISSOM

_New Characters, Scenes and Theme_

[Illustration]

A strong story of the Sawmill Country in Western Washington. Redolent of
fir, cedar, and hemlock as the whirring saws let loose the stored
perfume of the growth of centuries.

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