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BOOKS OF I

MPORTANCE

WORKS AND DAYS

By HAMILTON W. MABIE

Author of “ The Forest of Arden,” “ My Study Fire,” etc.

Short chapters dealing directly and simply with those aspects of life which have to do with growth,
work, freedom, joy, and the highest kind of success; informal, familiar talks about the qualities,
methods, and attitude which enable a man to make the most out of himself and to put the most into
his life; a book of vital experience, of practical suggestion, and of spiritual inspiration.

$1.00 net.

FASHIONS IN LITERATURE

By Charles Dudley Warner

Some of the most interesting of Mr. Warner’s
essays, literary and social, together with a number
of addresses that are as fresh and delightful as if
written yesterday.

$1.20 net.

MISCELLANIES

By Austin Dobson

A companion to the volume of “ Miscellanies ”
published some years ago, comprising some of Mr.
Dobson’s recent prose and poetry, and some of his
older work.

$1.00 net.

THE BURIED TEMPLE

By Maurice Maeterlinck

A new volume of essays in which Mr. Maeter-
linck manifests that rare and beautiful philosophy
of life, that sensitive perception and remarkable
insight, so characteristic of him.

$1.40 net.

THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF
SIR WALTER BESANT

Sir Walter Besant figured so prominently in the
letters of his time and possessed such a strong and
lovable personality that this story of his life must
inevitably appeal to a very large class of readers.

$2.40 net

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