The Little Review, October 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 7)Various
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The Little Review, October 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 7)
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Literature, Modern -- 20th century -- Periodicals
This tender and touching story is the latest work of that gifted
Englishwoman, Mrs. Havelock Ellis. Set in the Cornwall she knows
so well, it abounds in characters and scenes that no reader can
easily forget.
THE GYPSY TRAIL: AN ANTHOLOGY FOR CAMPERS. Selected by Mary
D. Hopkins and Pauline Goldmark.
$1.25 net
The selection includes past and present: English authors, and
American, loom most largely; but there are German, French, and
Latin extracts. A rarely delightful little book.
MITCHELL KENNERLEY, PUBLISHER
32 WEST FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET NEW YORK
Of Special Interest Now
The Three Weeks Abroad Books
By John U. Higinbotham
In view of the stirring events the other side of the Atlantic
these books are now of more than usual interest. They contain
many photographs and descriptions of places actually figuring in
the struggle.
They are delightful books whether read for entertainment or for
information. Personal accounts of trips to localities the writer
found interesting and whose interest he has been able to convey
to the reader. Written in a keenly observant style, with an eye
for the unusual--the humorous or the beautiful.
With fifty or more half-tone illustrations from original
photographs, printed in double-tone ink. Bound in linen cloth,
with cover designs stamped in three colors. Gold tops.
Attractively boxed.
Four titles:
THREE WEEKS IN FRANCE.
Extra large 12mo. Net $2.00.
THREE WEEKS IN EUROPE. Uniform in style and binding with
"Three Weeks in France."
Net $2.00.
THREE WEEKS IN HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
12mo. Bound in extra cloth. Net $1.50.
THREE WEEKS IN THE BRITISH ISLES. Uniform with "Three Weeks in
Holland and Belgium."
Net $1.50.
_A Delightful Book to Read--An Ideal Gift_
Nancy the Joyous
By Edith Stow
Simple and clean and true--natural and sincere--its optimism, its
winsome simplicity, its intrinsic merit will win the love of
readers. Here is "character" and heart interest and local color
that is genuine, with a love interest that satisfies because it
is the moving force.
Nancy is a real girl, a likable girl, and the love she inspires
in her fellow creatures of the story is a real affection that
shines outside of the pages of the book and seizes hold of the
heart of the reader.
_Standard novel size. Beautiful cover and wrapper. Frontispiece
in color. Special decorations._
Price, $1.00 net.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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