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Bulldog and butterfly, and Julia and her Romeo:
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Publication Date: 1886
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A dangerous catspaw; a novel,
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Publication Date: 1889
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He fell among thieves,
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Publication Date: 1891
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Hearts: queen, knave, and deuce.
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Publication Date: 1886
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One traveller returns,
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Publication Date: 1888
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Valentine Strange. A story of the Primrose Way.
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Publication Date: 1886
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"The way of the world."
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Publication Date: 1884
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The weaker vessel. A novel.
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Publication Date: 1889
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How John Norton the trapper kept his Christmas
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Publication Date: 1891
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How John Norton the trapper kept his Christmas, by W.H.H. Murray; illustrations by Frank T. Merrill.
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Publication Date: 1911
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The white castle of Louisiana
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Publication Date: 1903
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The bad boy and his sister.
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Publication Date: 1887
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Calamity row; or, The sunken records.
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Publication Date: 1887
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Mysterious Mr. Howard. A novel.
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Publication Date: 1896
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Mysterious Mr. Howard. A novel.
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Publication Date: 1896
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The confession of a child of the century,
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Publication Date: 1892
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Three fair philanthropists,
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Publication Date: 1901
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Henry Fielding's dream; or, The labor union,
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Publication Date: 1902
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Apologies for love
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Publication Date: 1909
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Historical and humorous sketches of the donkey, horse and bicycle. The bicycle viewed from four standpoints: anatomical, phisiological [!], sociological, and financially. Also an allegory on the bicycle road to hell.
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Publication Date: 1896
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Stockman stories.
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Publication Date: 1913
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Cavendish; or, The patrician at sea.
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Publication Date: 1854
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