The Little Vanities of Mrs. Whittaker: A NovelWinter, John Strange
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The Little Vanities of Mrs. Whittaker: A Novel
Winter, John Strange
Domestic fiction; England -- Social life and customs -- Fiction; Married women -- Fiction
"Queenie," he said, "I have always admired you, I have always loved you,
but this morning, at this moment, I feel that, compared with you in your
benevolence, your real wide-mindedness, I am a mere worm."
"My noble Alfred!" said Regina, "my noble Alfred!"
THE END
LOVE AND THE
SOUL HUNTERS
By John Oliver Hobbes
_Author of_ "_The Gods, Some Morals, and Lord Wickenham_," "_The Herb
Moon_," "_Schools for Saints_," "_Robert Grange_," _etc., etc._
In this new novel Mrs. Craigie (John Oliver Hobbes) has made, according
to her own statement, the great effort of her life. It is the most
brilliant creation of an author whose talent and versatility have
surprised readers and critics in both Europe and America for several
years. It treats of unique examples of human nature as they are, and not
merely as they ought to be. Swayed by complex motives, they are always
attractive, but often do what is least expected of them. The story is
graphically told, and is full of action. Each personage is distinctively
drawn to the life.
"There is much that is worth remembering in her writings."--_Mail and
Express_, New York.
"More than any other woman who is now writing, Mrs. Craigie is, in the
true manly sense, a woman of letters. She is not a woman with a few
personal emotions to express: she is what a woman so rarely is--an
artist."--_The Star_, London.
"Few English writers have so lapidarian a style of writing as Mrs.
Craigie, and few such a capacity for writing epigrams."--_The Toronto
Globe._
_12mo, Cloth. $1.50_
FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers
NEW YORK & LONDON
A BRILLIANT SATIRE ON MILITARISM
CAPTAIN JINKS, HERO
By Ernest Crosby
A satirical novel based on the military history of the United States
since the outbreak of the Spanish War. It is a smiting denunciation of
militarism and the military spirit, and a biting burlesque on cheap hero
worship. The parallel between savagery and soldiery is unerringly drawn.
It is full of wit and sarcasm.
_The Philadelphia Item_, March 8: "It is the best bit of satire that has
seen the light for years. It is more than clever: it is brilliant. Its
sarcasm is like pointed steel, while its humor is of the most rollicking
order. In fact, it is hilarious with fun, while its pungency in satire
is remarkable for keenness, and for the incisive way in which every
point is driven home."
_Worcester Spy_, Worcester, Mass., March 9: "Beard's illustrations are
equally clever and original, the best that he has ever made. As a
collection of cartoons alone the book should make a hit."
_Twenty-five Clever Drawings by Dan Beard. 12mo, Cloth. Ornamental
Cover. Price. $1.50, post-paid._
FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, PUBLISHERS,
NEW YORK & LONDON
_St. Louis Globe-Democrat:_ "It is a simple, gentle, quietly-humorous
narrative, with several love affairs in it."
UNDER MY
OWN ROOF
By Adelaide L. Rouse
_Author of_ "_The Deane Girls_," "_Westover House_," _etc._
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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