RICHARD CLAY & SONS, LIMITED,
BREAD STREET HILL, E.C., AND
BUNGAY, SUFFOLK.
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*Chapman & Hall's New Novels*
*The Death Man*
*By BENJAMIN SWIFT*
_Author of "Nancy Noon," "The Tormentor," "Life's Questionings," etc._
*Sally: a Romance*
*By E. TEMPLE THURSTON*
_Author of "The Apple of Eden," "The Evolution of Catherine," etc._
*The Watchers of the Plains*
*A Story of Western Canada*
*By RIDGWELL CULLUM*
_Author of "The Devil's Keg," "The Night Riders," etc._
*Imperial Brown of Brixton*
*By REGINALD TURNER*
_Author of "The Comedy of Progress," "The Steeple," etc., etc._
*Seed on Stony Ground*
*By U. L. MORICHINI*
_A plain-spoken religious novel, dealing critically with the Roman
Church, which has had a very great success in Italy._
*The White Cat*
*By GELETT BURGESS*
_Author of "The Lively City o' Ligg," "A Little Sister of Destiny,"
etc._
*The House on the Borderland*
*By WILLIAM HOPE HODGSON*
_Author of "The Boats of the 'Glen Carrig,'" etc._
*The Human Boy Again*
*By EDEN PHILLPOTTS*
_Author of "The Whirlwind."_
_Illustrated by L. Raven-Hill._
*The Mystery of Myrtle Cottage*
*By OSWALD CRAWFURD*
_Author of "In Green Fields," "The Revelations of Inspector Morgan,"
etc._
*A New Novel of Strong Human Interest*
*By ARNOLD BENNETT*
_Author of "Sacred and Profane Love," "Anna of the Five Towns," "A Man
from the North."_
*The Shadow of the Unseen*
*By BARRY PAIN & JAMES BLYTH*
*Heart's Banishment*
*By ELLA MACMAHON*
_Author of "The Other Son," "Jemima," "Oxendale," etc._
*The Fashionable Christians*
*By VINCENT BROWN*
_Author of "A Magdalen's Husband," etc._
*The Thinking Machine*
Being a true and complete statement or several intricate mysteries which
came under the observation of Professor Augustus S. F. X. Van Dusen,
F.R.S., M.D.
*By JACQUES FRUTELLE*
_Author of "The Chase of the Golden Plate," "The Haunted Bell," etc._
*The Boats of the "Glen Carrig"*
Being an Account of their Adventures in the Strange Places of the Earth,
after the foundering of the good ship _Glen Carrig_ through striking
upon a hidden rock in the unknown seas to the Southward. As told by
John Winterstraw, Gent., to his Son James Winterstraw, in the year 1757,
and by him committed very properly and legibly to manuscript.
*By WILLIAM HOPE HODGSON*
*Ashdod*
*By AGNES FARLEY*
*The Elixir of Life*
*By WILLIAM SATCHELL*
_Author of "The Toll of the Bush," "The Land of the Lost," etc._
*DICKENS FOR THE PLATFORM*
*Readings from the Works of Charles Dickens*
*As Arranged and Read by Himself*
With Portrait of Dickens giving a public reading, by Alfred Bryan, and
an Introduction entitled "Dickens as a Reader," by the late John
Hollingshead.