Ticknor and Company Book Catalog (1887) — John Shaqi
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Ticknor and Company Book Catalog (1887)
Ticknor and Company
Publishers' catalogs -- United States
#CONFESSIONS AND CRITICISMS.# By JULIAN HAWTHORNE. 1 vol. 12mo. With
portrait. $1.25.
A series of very delightful essays and papers, with reminiscences and
other memorable papers, prepared by one of the most skilful and
interesting of American authors, and calculated to attract and keep
the attention of all readers. It includes a great variety of valuable
miscellany, and several papers that have already become classic among
people of cultivation and acumen.
#THE HOUSE AT HIGH BRIDGE.# By EDGAR FAWCETT. 1 vol. 12mo. $1.50.
The announcement of an entirely new novel from the pen of the writer
of "Adventures of a Widow," etc., is sufficient to pique the
curiosity of many readers, who find in this author the best traits of
modern literature. "The House at High Bridge" is an entirely new
work, not having been published serially.
#NORA PERRY'S NEW SONGS AND BALLADS.# 12mo. Gilt top and rough edges.
$1.50.
A new volume of poems by Nora Perry is now ready, and its publication
will be welcomed with great interest by the thousands of admirers of
this brilliant and piquant writer.
#AFTER THE BALL, HER LOVER'S FRIEND, AND OTHER POEMS.# By NORA PERRY.
New edition. Two volumes in one. $1.75.
A re-issue of the entire collected poetical works of Nora Perry,
previous to the publication of "New Songs and Ballads." They were
formerly published in two volumes, but are now made into one.
#RANKELL'S REMAINS.# A Novel. By BARRETT WENDELL, author of "The
Duchess Emilia." 1 vol. 12mo. $1.00.
"Powerfully and wonderfully done as a piece of characterization....
The book has deserved its success because more than any other of its
kind it is comprehensible, forcible, and readable."--_Commercial
Bulletin._
"The telling is remarkably well done. It is full of power and the
intensity of underlying tragedy," says Nora Perry, in _The
Independent._
"A bitter, caustic, stinging satire, a book of power."--_Chicago
Times._
#A MURAMASA BLADE.# A Story of Feudalism in Old Japan. By LOUIS
WERTHEIMBER. 1 vol. 8vo. Beautifully illustrated by Japanese artists.
$3.00; in red Japanese brocade, $5.00.
Mr. Wertheimber, of a scholarly Austrian family, went to Japan about
the year 1870, and spent many years there, in the service of the
Japanese Government. He was an extensive traveller among the inland
districts and villages; and contributed many articles and series to
the _Japan Mail_, and other publications. The present book is a
romance of the sword, full of charming local color, true to life as
it is in Japan, and full of deep and enchaining interest. Its
mechanical make-up is sumptuous in every respect.
#AGNES SURRIAGE.# A Novel. By EDWIN LASSETTER BYNNER, author of
"Damen's Ghost," "Penelope's Suitors," etc. $1.50.
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