Only one love : $b or, Who was the heirGarvice, Charles
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Only one love : $b or, Who was the heir
Garvice, Charles
Dime novels; English fiction
1 Adventures of a Brownie, as Told to My Child, Mulock.
2 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and through the Looking Glass,
Carroll.
3 Arabian Nights.
4 Andersen's Fairy Tales, Andersen.
5 Aunt Diana, Rosa N. Carey.
6 Averil, Rosa N. Carey.
7 Black Beauty, Anna Sewall.
8 Book of Golden Deeds, Yonge.
9 Cuckoo Clock, Molesworth.
10 Deb and Duchess, Meade.
11 Esther, Rosa N. Carey.
12 Fairy Book, Miss Mulock.
13 Flat Iron for a Farthing, Mrs. Ewing.
14 Four Little Mischiefs, Rosa Mulholland.
15 Girl in Ten Thousand, Meade.
16 Girl Neighbors, Sara Tyler.
17 Girls and I, and Girls in Black, Mrs. Molesworth.
18 Grandmother Dear, Mrs. Molesworth.
19 Grimm's Household Stories, Grimm.
20 Grimm's Popular Fairy Tales, Grimm.
21 In the Golden Days, Lyall.
22 Jackanapes, Mrs. Ewing.
23 Lamplighter, The Cummings.
24 Little Lame Prince, Mulock.
25 Little Susy Stories containing: Little Susy's Six Birthdays,
Little Susy's Six Teachers, Little Susy's Little Servants,
Prentiss.
26 Margery Merton's Girlhood, A. Corkran.
27 Meg's Friend, A. Corkran.
28 Merle's Crusade, Carey.
29 Naughty Miss Bunny, Mulholland.
30 Old, Old Fairy Tales.
31 Our Bessie, Rosa N. Carey.
32 Palace Beautiful, Meade.
33 Pilgrim's Progress, Ill., John Bunyan.
34 Polly, A New Fashioned Girl, Meade.
35 Queenie's Whim, Carey.
36 Robin Redbreast, Mrs. Molesworth.
37 Schonberg-Cotta Family, Mrs. Charles.
38 Six to Sixteen, Mrs. Ewing.
39 Six Little Princesses and What They Turned Into, Mrs. Prentiss.
40 Sweet Girl Graduate, A, L. T. Meade.
41 Taming a Tomboy, Emmy von Rhoden.
42 Three Bright Girls, A. E. Armstrong.
43 Two Little Maids, Verdier.
44 "Us," Mrs. Molesworth.
45 Very Odd Girl, A, A. E. Armstrong.
46 Water Babies, C. Kingsley.
47 Wide, Wide World, E. Wetherell.
48 Wild Kitty, L. T. Meade.
49 World of Girls, A, Meade.
50 Young Mutineer, Meade.
For sale by all Book and News Dealers, or sent to any address in the
United States, Canada, or Mexico, postage prepaid, on receipt of price,
in currency, money order or stamps.
M. A. DONOHUE & COMPANY
407-429 DEARBORN STREET,--CHICAGO
Transcriber's Notes:
Obvious printer's errors were silently corrected.
Errors in the names were corrected for consistency and changed to either
the first or the most occurring one:
q -Stephen Davenant was called Stephen Newcombe on page 26
-Mrs. Davenant's maid Jane was called Janet on page 134
-Mrs. Cantrip on page 146 was called Cantup on page 169
-Walmington Square was called Washington Square on page 221.
Otherwise the author's writing style has been preserved, including:
-archaic and inconsistent spelling
-inconsistent hyphenation
-French words written without accents.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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