These Big Blue Books are a companion series to the Little Blue Books. They are much larger-–5½×8½ inches in size, bound in attractive stiff card covers and contain from 30,000 to 75,000 words of text, ranging from 64 to 128 pages each. The type is large, clear and easy to read. The books are printed on good book paper and are thoroughly substantial, accurate, and worth while in every way. Make your selection now—one book or more, up to any quantity you wish, for 30c per book postpaid to any address in the world. Always Order by Number-–30c Each LOVE AND SEX =B–46= The Sexual Life of Man, Woman and Child. Dr. Isaac Goldberg. (Chapters include “Sex,” “From Morality to Taste,” “Lust and Love,” etc.) =B–41= Love’s Coming of Age: A Series of Papers on the Relations of the Sexes. Edward Carpenter. (Chapters include “Sex-Passion,” “Man the Ungrown,” “Woman the Serf,” “Intermediate Sex,” “Note on Preventive Checks to Population,” etc.) =B–32= The History of a Woman’s Heart (Une Vie). Guy de Maupassant. (Complete novel by the famous French master of fiction.) =B–3= The Love Sorrows of Young Werther. Goethe. (Famous love story). FICTION =B–6= Zadig, or Destiny; Micromegas and The Princess of Babylon. Voltaire. (Famous satirical fiction.) =B–30= Candide: A Satire on the Notion That This Is the Best of All Possible Worlds. Voltaire. =B–12= Grimm’s Famous Fairy Tales. =B–24= An Eye for an Eye. Clarence Darrow. (Complete Novel.) =B–33= A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy. Laurence Sterne. (Intimate notes on travel experiences—one of the most famous books in English literature.) =B–31= The Sign of the Four (Sherlock Holmes Story). Conan Doyle. =B–35= A Study in Scarlet (Sherlock Holmes Story). Conan Doyle. FAMOUS PLAYS =B–2= The Maid of Orleans: A Romantic Tragedy. Friedrich von Schiller. Adapted from the German by George Sylvester Viereck. =B–9= Faust (Part I). Goethe. Translated by Anna Swanwick. Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by Margaret Munsterberg. =B–10= Faust (Part II). Goethe. Translated by Anna Swanwick, etc. =B–17= William Congreve’s Way of the World (A Comedy). With an essay by Macaulay, extracts from Lamb, Swift and Hazlitt, etc. Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by Lloyd E. Smith. =B–26= Nathan the Wise (Famous Liberal Play). Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. Translated and Edited by Leo Markun. AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND BIOGRAPHY =B–19= Persons and Personalities. Paragraphs and Essays. E. Haldeman-Julius. =B–8= The Fun I Get Out of Life. E. Haldeman-Julius. =B–13= John Brown: The Facts of His Life and Martyrdom. E. Haldeman-Julius. =B–45= Confessions of a Young Man. George Moore.