Original Plays, Second SeriesGilbert, W. S. (William Schwenck)
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Original Plays, Second Series
Gilbert, W. S. (William Schwenck)
English drama; Operas -- Librettos
=Zola (Emile), Novels by.=
Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._ each.
=The Joy of Life.= Edited by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=The Fortune of the Rougons.= Edited by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=Abbe Mouret’s Transgression.= Edited by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=The Conquest of Plassans.= Edited by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=Germinal=; or, Master and Man. Edited by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=The Honour of the Army=, and other Stories. Edited by ERNEST A.
VIZETELLY.
=His Excellency= (=Eugene Rougon=). With an Introduction by
ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=The Dram-Shop= (=L’Assommoir=). With Introduction by E. A.
VIZETELLY.
=The Fat and the Thin.= Translated by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=Money.= Translated by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=Work.= Translated by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=His Masterpiece.= Edited by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=The Downfall.= Translated by E. A. VIZETELLY.--Also a POPULAR
EDITION, medium 8vo, 6_d._
=The Dream.= Translated by ELIZA CHASE. With Eight Illustrations
by JEANNIOT.
=Doctor Pascal.= Translated by E. A. VIZETELLY. With Portrait of
the Author.
=Lourdes.= Translated by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=Rome.= Translated by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=Paris.= Translated by ERNEST A. VIZETELLY.
=Fruitfulness= (=Fécondité=). Translated and Edited, with an
Introduction, by E. A. VIZETELLY.
=With Zola in England.= By ERNEST A. VIZETELLY. With Four
Portraits. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3_s._ 6_d._
=‘ZZ’ (L. Zangwill).=--=A Nineteenth Century Miracle.= Cr. 8vo, 3_s._
6_d._
SOME BOOKS CLASSIFIED IN SERIES.
=The St. Martin’s Library.= Pott 8vo, cloth, 2_s._ net each; leather,
3_s._ net each.
=The Cloister and the Hearth.= By CHAS. READE.
=‘It is Never Too Late to Mend.’= By CH. READE.
=Familiar Studies of Men and Books.= By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.
=New Arabian Nights.= By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.
=The Deemster.= By HALL CAINE.
=Under the Greenwood Tree.= By THOMAS HARDY.
=The Life of the Fields.= By RICHARD JEFFERIES.
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