BY FRANK R. STOCKTON

THE ASSOCIATE HERMITS. A Novel. Illustrated by A. B. Frost. Post 8vo,

Cloth, Ornamental, $1.50.

If there is a more droll or more delightful writer now living than

Mr. Frank R. Stockton we should be slow to make his acquaintance,

on the ground that the limit of safety might be passed.... Mr.

Stockton's humor asserts itself admirably, and the story is

altogether enjoyable.--_Independent._

The interest never flags, and there is nothing intermittent about

the sparkling humor.--_Philadelphia Press._

THE GREAT STONE OF SARDIS. A Novel. Illustrated by PETER NEWELL. Post

8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, $1.50.

The scene of Mr. Stockton's novel is laid in the twentieth century,

which is imagined as the culmination of our era of science and

invention. The main episodes are a journey to the centre of the

earth by means of a pit bored by an automatic cartridge, and a

journey to the North Pole beneath the ice of the Polar Seas.

These adventures Mr. Stockton describes with such simplicity

and conviction that the reader is apt to take the story in all

seriousness until he suddenly runs into some gigantic pleasantry of

the kind that was unknown before Mr. Stockton began writing, and

realizes that the novel is a grave and elaborate bit of fooling,

based upon the scientific fads of the day. The book is richly

illustrated by Peter Newell, the one artist of modern times who

is suited to interpret Mr. Stockton's characters and situations.

HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS

NEW YORK AND LONDON

_Either of the above works will be sent by mail, postage prepaid,

to any part of the United States, Canada, or Mexico, on receipt of

the price._

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Transcribers Notes:

The following printing mistakes have been corrected:

Page 116 - question mark removed, comma substituted

Page 121 - period replaced by comma

Pages 154, 180 - spurious double quote removed

Also illustrations have been moved to adjust within paragraph breaks.

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