Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason's Corner Folks: A Picture of New England Home LifePidgin, Charles Felton
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Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason's Corner Folks: A Picture of New England Home Life
Pidgin, Charles Felton
New England -- Fiction
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$MY
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By the Author _of_
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"He has told a strong, honest story and
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"A book of uncommon cleverness."--BOSTON GLOBE.
HESTER
BLAIR
THE ROMANCE OF A COUNTRY GIRL
...BY...
WILLIAM HENRY CARSON
A BOOK YOU WILL
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MISS
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By
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[Illustration.]
N.Y. TIMES SATURDAY REVIEW.
JUNE 14, 1902.
"From the moment when Agatha
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developments. And in
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disappointed
NASHVILLE AMERICAN
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MARJIE
OF THE LOWER RANCH
BY FRANCES PARKER
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she herself had not broken to saddle.
Illustrations by Victor A. Searles
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Telling an Hitherto Unrevcaled Romance In One of
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$TITO$
BY
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