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SUPPLEMENTARY LIST

Reading edition

Of titles suggested partly by Mr. Fred H. Hild, of the Chicago Public Library, and partly by Mr. W. I. Fletcher, editor of the American Library Association’s Index to General Literature and Librarian of Amherst College.

Books for young people are marked “juv.”

Aldrich, T. B.

Story of a Bad Boy (juv.)

Barrie, J. M.

Margaret Ogilvie.

Bellamy, Edward

Looking Backward.

Besant, Walter

All Sorts and Conditions of Men.

Bjornson

Arne; and The Fisher Lassie.

Black

The Princess of Thule.

Bowker, R. R.

The Arts of Life.

Brace, C. L.

Gesta Christi.

Brown, John

Rab and his friends, and Other Dogs and Men (juv.)

Bullfinch, Thos.

The Age of Chivalry (juv.)

The Age of Fable (juv.)

Bulwer-Lytton

My Novel.

Rienzi.

Eugene Aram.

The Caxtons.

Burroughs, John

Fresh Fields (juv.)

Locusts and Wild Honey.

Carlyle

Sartor Resartus.

Heroes and Hero-Worship.

Clemens (Mark Twain)

The Prince and the Pauper.

Tom Sawyer (juv.)

Collins, Wilkie

The Moonstone.

Emerson, R. W.

Representative Men.

Creasy, Edward S., Sir

Fifteen Decisive Battles.

Curtis, George W.

Prue and I.

Daudet

Tartarin of Tarascon.

Doyle

The White Company.

Dumas

The Queen’s Necklace.

Eggleston, Edward

The Hoosier School-Master (juv.)

Field, Eugene

A Little Book of Profitable Tales.

A Little Book Western Verse.

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