ABOUT, E.
The Man with the Broken Ear.
The Notary's Nose.

ALCESTIS. A Musical novel.

ALEXANDER, Mrs.
The Wooing O't.
Which Shall It Be?
Ralph Wilton's Weird.
Her Dearest Foe.
Heritage of Langdale.

AUERBACH, B.
The Villa on the Rhine. 2 vols. w. Portr.
Black Forest Village Stories.
The Little Barefoot.
Joseph in the Snow.
Edelweiss.
German Tales.
On the Heights. 2 vols.
The Convicts.
Lorley and Reinhard.
Aloys.
Poet and Merchant.
Landolin.

BJORNSON, B.
The Fisher-Maiden.

BUTT, B. M.
Miss Molly.
Eugénie.

CADELL, Mrs. H. M.
Ida Craven.

CALVERLEY, C. S.
Fly-Leaves. A volume of verses.

CHERBULIEZ, V.
Joseph Noirel's Revenge.
Count Kostia.
Prosper.

CORKRAN, ALICE.
Bessie Lang.

CRAVEN, Mme. A.
Fleurange.

DROZ, GUSTAVE.
Babolain.
Around a Spring.

ERSKINE, Mrs. T.
Wyncote.

FREYTAG, G.
Ingo.
Ingraban.

GIFT, THEO.
Pretty Miss Bellew.
Maid Ellice.

GOETHE, J. W. Von.
Elective Affinities.

GRIFFITHS, Arthur
Lola: A Tale of Gibralter.

*HARDY, THOMAS.
Under the Greenwood Tree.
A Pair of Blue Eyes.
Desperate Remedies.
Far From the Madding Crowd. Illustr.
Hand of Ethelberta.

HEINE, HEINRICH.
Scintillations.

JENKIN, Mrs. C.
Who Breaks--Pays.
Skirmishing.
A Psyche of To-Day.
Madame de Beaupre.
Jupiter's Daughters.
Within an Ace.

JOHNSON, Rossiter.
Play-Day Poems.

LAFFAN, MAY.
The Hon. Miss Ferrard.

MAJENDIE, Lady M.
Giannetto.
Dita.

MAXWELL, CECIL.
A Story of Three Sisters.

MOLESWORTH, Mrs.
Hathercourt.

OLIPHANT, Mrs.
Whiteladies.

PALGRAVE, W. G.
Hermann Agha.

PARR, LOUISA.
Hero Carthew.

POYNTER, E. F.
My Little Lady.
Ersilia.

RICHARDSON, S.
Clarissa Harlowe. (Condensed.)

*RICHTER, J. P. F.
Flower, Fruit, & Thorn Pieces. 2 vols.
Campaner Thal, etc.
Titan. 2 vols.
Hesperus. 2 vols.

ROBERTS, Miss.
Noblesse Oblige.
On the Edge of Storm.

SCHMID, H.
The Habermeister.

SLIP in the FENS, A. Illustrated.

SMITH, H. and J.
Rejected Addresses.

SPIELHAGEN, F.
What the Swallow Sang.

THACKERAY, W. M.
Early and Late Papers.

*TURGENIEFF, I.
Fathers and Sons.
Smoke.
Liza.
On the Eve.
Dimitri Roudine.
Spring Floods: Lear
Virgin Soil.

TYTLER, C. C. F.
Mistress Judith.
Jonathan.

VERS DE SOCIETE.

VILLARI, LINDA.
In Change Unchanged.

WALFORD, L. B.
Mr. Smith.
Pauline.

*WINTHROP, THEO.
Cecil Dreeme. w. Portr.
Canoe and Saddle.
John Brent.
Edwin Brothertoft.
Life in the Open Air.

THE LEISURE-HOUR SERIES,

FOR THE SUMMER OF 1878.

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No. 93. THE HONORABLE MISS FERRARD. By May Laffan.

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No. 94. LANDOLIN. By Berthold Auerbach.

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No. 95. MAID ELLICE. By Theo. Gift, author of "Pretty Miss Bellew." (New Revised Edition now Ready.)

No. 96. HATHERCOURT. By Mrs. Molesworth, (Ennis Graham), author of "The Cuckoo Clock."

No. 97. PLAY-DAY POEMS. Collected and edited by Rossiter Johnson. The best of the humorous poems published since Parton's collection in 1856, and also many of the old