Katherine's Sheaves is altogether delightful, a charming piece of
fiction, a beautiful romance. One must admire the book for its
characterization, its brilliant pictures of life, and its dramatic
situations, but still more for its philosophy and wisdom.
The story is a dramatic one, abounding in strong situations.
The plot is well conceived and carried out, the style easy and the
characters likable.
*12mo, Cloth, Illustrated. Popular Edition, 75 cents.*
*Step by Step*
Judged as a story pure and simple, "STEP BY STEP," is altogether
delightful. But it is not merely a charming piece of fiction. Ethical
in its nature, the underlying thought shows throughout the lofty purpose
and high ideals of the author, and exhales a wholesome atmosphere, while
the element of romance pervading it is both elevated and enriched by its
purity and simplicity.
*12mo, Cloth, Illustrated. Popular Edition, 75 cents.*
*Gertrude Elliot's Crucible*
It is a readable story, clean, wholesome, and high in moral
tone--optimistic and constructive.
It has an alluring plot, and is well and skillfully worked out. The
incidents are dramatic, and therefore always striking, and the entire
romance will hold the attention of the reader.
*12mo, Cloth, Illustrated. Popular Edition, 75 cents.*
*Redeemed*
Dealing with divorce--the most vital problem in the world today--this
book tells how a pure-minded woman is divorced from her Husband, upon a
flimsy pretext, because he wishes to marry again. How he suffers when
he learns that he has thrown away the true disinterested love of a noble
woman and how he craves that love again, makes a vivid, forceful story
of an intensely modern significance.
*12mo, Cloth, Illustrated. Popular Edition, 75 cents.*
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*Late Rebound Fiction*
*By H. G. WELLS*
MR. BRITLING SEES IT THROUGH.
WIFE OF SIR ISAAC HARMAN.
RESEARCH MAGNIFICENT.
BEALBY.
NEW WORLDS FOR OLD.
WHAT IS COMING.
ITALY, FRANCE AND BRITAIN AT WAR.
GOD, THE INVINCIBLE KING.
*By GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON, Author of "Graustark," Etc.*
FROM THE HOUSETOPS.
GREEN FANCY.
*By THOMAS DIXON, Jr.*