International studio (17.1902)

SOME OF THE BEST SUMMER NOVELS

Dolf Wyllarde’s Tropical Novel

THE STORY OF EDEN

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The Brooklyn Eagle writes:

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right: the dreaded witness was, in fact, dead; so Madge’s secret
remains conveniently buried forever — and that is how it happens in
real life more frequently than not.”

Richard Bagot’s New Novel

A ROMAN MYSTERY

By the Author of “ Casting of Nets,” etc. i2mo. $1.50

London Spectator :

“A most interesting book: portraiture often excellent, and the
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Another “ Elizabeth ” Book

COMMENTS of a COUNTESS

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A New Omar Khayyam

INDIA’S LOVE LYRICS

Collected and Arranged by Laurence Hope

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The London Athenaeum writes:

“Mr. Hope has caught admirably the dominant notes of this
Indian love poetry, its delirious absorption in the instant, its out-
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the garden where flying foxes cross the moon. And always there is
the poignant sense of the fleetness of love, — a moment’s salvage
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The earliest decorative

POTTERY OF THE WHITE
SETTLERS IN AMERICA.

By EDWIN A. BARBER, Curator of the Penn-
sylvania Museum, Philadelphia.

THE TREATMENT OF CITY
SQUARES. By CHARLES MUL-
FORD ROBINSON, Author of “ The Improve-
ment of Towns and Cities.”

In the Garden of “ Sevenoaks,” Upsal, Penna.

Remodelling an old
ITALIAN GARDEN IN THE

XVIII CENTURY. Translated from the
Italian by ELEANOR G. HEWITT.

N ENGLISH MARINE GARDEN AND RESIDENCE IN COURSE OF CON-
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