American fiction -- 19th century; Dime novels; Popular literature
By Warren Edwards.
38--The Nabob of Singapore. By the author of Dr. Jack.
37--The Heart of Virginia. By J. Perkins Tracy.
36--Fedora. By Victorien Sardou.
35--The Great Mogul. By the author of Dr. Jack.
34--Pretty Geraldine. By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller.
33--Mrs. Bob. By the author of Dr. Jack.
32--The Blockade Runner. By J. Perkins Tracy.
31--A Siren’s Love. By Robert Lee Tyler.
30--Baron Sam. By the author of Dr. Jack.
29--Theodora. By Victorien Sardou.
28--Miss Caprice. By the author of Dr. Jack.
27--Estelle’s Millionaire Lover. By Julia Edwards.
26--Captain Tom. By the author of Dr. Jack.
25--Little Southern Beauty. By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller.
24--A Wasted Love. By Charles Garvice.
23--Miss Pauline of New York. By the author of Dr. Jack.
22--Elaine. By Charles Garvice.
21--A Heart’s Idol. By Bertha M. Clay.
20--The Senator’s Bride. By Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller.
19--Mr. Lake of Chicago. By Harry DuBois Milman.
18--Dr. Jack’s Wife. By the author of Dr. Jack.
17--Leslie’s Loyalty. By Charles Garvice.
16--The Fatal Card. By Haddon Chambers and B. C. Stephenson.
15--Dr. Jack. By St. George Rathborne.
14--Violet Lisle. By Bertha M. Clay.
13--The Little Widow. By Julia Edwards.
12--Edrie’s Legacy. By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon.
11--The Gypsy’s Daughter. By Bertha M. Clay.
10--Little Sunshine. By Francis S. Smith.
9--The Virginia Heiress. By May Agnes Fleming.
8--Beautiful but Poor. By Julia Edwards.
7--Two Keys. By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon.
6--The Midnight Marriage. By A. M. Douglas.
5--The Senator’s Favorite. Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller.
4--For a Woman’s Honor. By Bertha M. Clay.
3--He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not. By Julia Edwards.
2--Ruby’s Reward. By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon.
1--Queen Bess. By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon.
THESE BOOKS CAN BE HAD IN NO OTHER SERIES
THE SPIDER’S WEB
BY
ST. GEORGE RATHBORNE
Author of “Doctor Jack,” “Doctor Jack’s Wife,” “Captain Tom,”
“Baron Sam,” “Miss Pauline of New York,” “Miss Caprice,”
“Monsieur Bob,” “The Colonel by Brevet,” “Major Matterson
of Kentucky,” “The Nabob of Singapore,” Etc.
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NEW YORK
STREET & SMITH, PUBLISHERS
81 FULTON STREET
Copyrighted 1896 by STREET & SMITH.
Copyrighted 1898 by STREET & SMITH.
CONTENTS.
BOOK I.
_In the Shadow of the Ferris Wheel._
CHAPTER PAGE
I. WHAT THE MOON SAW IN THE MIDWAY, 1
II. HOW SAMSON CEREAL STOLE A BRIDE IN TURKEY, 13
III. THE STRANGE PLOT OF THE FERRIS WHEEL, 24
IV. BRAVO, CANUCK! 34
V. THE MAN FROM THE BOSPHORUS, 43
VI. THE ODDITIES OF CAIRO STREET, 53
VII. CRAIG BUILDS A THEORY, 66
VIII. A BACHELOR PROTECTORATE, 74
BOOK II.
_The Man from Denver._
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