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Sheridan. The Plays. Introduction

by JOSEPH KNIGHT. With 15 Illus-
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Southey. Poems. Edited by M. H.
FITZGERALD. 796 pages.
*Tennyson. The Poems.

Including
The Princess, In Memoriam, Maud,
The Idylls of the King, Enoch
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Thomson. The Poetical Works. Edited by J. LOGIE ROBERTSON. 540 pages.

Tom Brown's School Days. With 14
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*Whittier. The Poems. Edited by
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LIST OF VOLUMES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

The figures in parentheses denote the number of each book in the series. The volumes marked with an asterisk can be had printed on thin paper as well as in the ordinary form.

*Aeschylus. Trans. L. Campbell. (117.)
*A Kempis (Thomas). Of the Imita-
tion of Christ. (49.)
Anthologies.

*The Golden Treasury. Ed. F. T. Pal-
grave. With additional Poems. (133.)
*English Songs and Ballads. Com-
piled by T. W. H. Crosland. (13.)
*Selected English Essays. Chosen by
W. Peacock. (32.)

English Prose from Mandeville to Ruskin. Chosen by W. Peacock. (45.) *Aristophanes. Acharnians, Knights,

Birds, Frogs. Trans. Frere. Intro.
Merry. (134.)

*Arnold (Matthew). Poems, 1849-1864.
Intro. A. T. Quiller-Couch. (85.)
*Aurelius (M.). Thoughts. Trans. Jack-
son. (60.)

*Austen (Jane). Emma. Intro. E. V.
Lucas. (129.)
*Bacon. Essays. (24.)

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Advancement of Learning, and New Atlantis. Intro. T. Case. (93.) *Barham. The Ingoldsby Legends. (9.) *Borrow. Lavengro. (66.)

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Romany Rye. (73.)

Bible in Spain. (75.)

Brontë Sisters. (Complete Works.)

*Charlotte Brontë. Jane Eyre. (1.)
Shirley. (14.)
Villette. (47.)

-The Professor, and the Poems.
Intro. T. Watts-Dunton. (78.)
*Emily Brontë. Wuthering Heights.
(10.)

*Anne Brontë. Tenant of Wildfell Hall. (67.)

Agnes Grey. (141.)

*Brown (Dr.John). Horae Subsecivae.
Intro. Austin Dobson. (118.)
*Browning (Robert). Poems. I. (58.)
* — II. (137.)

Buckle. History of Civilization in
England. 3 vols. (41, 48, *53.)
Bunyan. The Pilgrim's Progress. (12.)
Burke. Complete Works. 6 vols.
*I, with Gen. Intro. Judge Willis. (71.)
*II, IV, V, VI. Prefaces by F. W.
Raffety. (81, 112, 113, 114.)

Heroes and Hero-Worship. (62.)
The French Revolution. Intro.
C. R. L. Fletcher. 2 vols. (125, 126.)
The Life of John Sterling. Intro.
W. Hale White. (144.)

Past and Present.
Chesterton. (153.)

Intro. G. K.

*Cervantes. Don Quixote. Intro. J.
Fitzmaurice-Kelly. 2 vols. (130, 131.)
Chaucer. Complete Works. 3 vols.
*I (42); II (56); *III, containing
the Canterbury Tales. (76.)
*Cobbold. Margaret Catchpole. Intro.
Clement Shorter. (119.)
*Coleridge. Poems. Intro. A. T.
Quiller-Couch. (99.)

*Cowper. Letters. Ed. E. V. Lucas.
(138.)

*Darwin. Origin of Species. (11.)
Defoe. Robinson Crusoe.

Captain Singleton.
Watts-Dunton. (82.)

(17.)

Intro. T.

*De Quincey. Opium Eater. (23.)

Dickens. *Oliver Twist.

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Tale of Two Cities.

(8.)

(38.)

Pickwick Papers. 43 Illus. 2 vols. (120, 121.)

Great Expectations. 6 Illus. (128.) *Dryden. Translation of Virgil. (37.) *Dufferin. Letters from High Latitudes. Illustrated. Intro. by R. W. Macan. (158.)

*Eliot (George). Mill on the Floss. (31.) Adam Bede. (63.)

Other Volumes in Preparation.