The Little Review, March 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 1)Various
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The Little Review, March 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 1)
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*_12mo. Net $1.25_*
ANOTHER MAN'S SHOES
_A Mystery Novel_
By Victor Bridges
Many a man leads a double life--this man lived the life of a
double in a desperate attempt to cheat destiny.
*_12mo. Net $1.25_*
FORTITUDE
By Hugh Walpole
The novel that places Hugh Walpole in the front rank of novelists
to-day. A story of inspiring courage.
*_12mo. Net $1.40_*
JEAN AND LOUISE
By Antonin Dusserre
_From the French by John M. Raphael with pen portrait of
the author by Marguerite Audoux, author of "Marie Claire"_
The chief claim of this novel is its entire difference from all
other novels. It discovers a new territory and exploring it with
beauty and tenderness, makes it appeal in the delicacy and
sweetness of its atmosphere and character portraiture.
*_12mo. Net $1.20_*
DOWN AMONG MEN
By Will Levington Comfort
_Author of "Routledge Rides Alone"_
The high-tide of Mr. Comfort's art--bigger than his previous
novels.
*_12mo. Net $1.25_*
THE STORY OF LOUIE
By Oliver Onions
The story of Louie, an experimenter in Life, triumphantly
completes Oliver Onions' remarkable trilogy begun in "In
Accordance With the Evidence" and carried through "The Debit
Account."
*_12mo. Net $1.25_*
_AT ALL BOOKSELLERS_
GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY, New York
Publishers in America for HODDER & STOUGHTON
The Book Hit of the Year!
_Over 75,000 Copies Sold in Advance of Publication._
This prize winning novel is justifying the verdict of the judges
(Miss Ida M. Tarbell and Mr. S. S. McClure) in awarding it first
prize in competition with more than 500 manuscripts. It stands
out pre-eminently as the book hit of the year and is receiving a
cordial reception from book lovers everywhere.
Diane of the Green Van
_by Leona Dalrymple_
The Novel That Won The $10,000 Prize
If you delight in a well written romance that will hold your
interest from start to finish, by all means buy a copy of this
fascinating novel.
A Breezy Story--Entertainingly Told
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