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JOHN BARLEYCORN Jack London
THE TEMPLE OF DAWN I. A. R. Wylie
BREADANDBUTTERFLIES Dion Clayton Calthrop
THE PLAYGROUND Author of “Mastering Flame”
ANDREW AND HIS WIFE Thomas Cobb
LITTLE FAITHFUL Beulah Marie Dix
JETSAM Victor Bridges
PATIENCE TABERNACLE Sophie Cole
THE WEB OF LIFE (New Edit.) Robert Herrick
GRIZEL MARRIED Mrs. G. de Horne Vaizey
THE LONELY PLOUGH Constance Holme
THE PRIDE OF THE FANCY George Edgar
SHOP GIRLS Arthur Applin
BURNT FLAX Mrs. H. H. Penrose
AN ABSENT HERO Mrs. Fred Reynolds
HER LAST APPEARANCE A. Nugent Robertson
ENTERTAINING JANE Millicent Heathcote
THE PROGRESS OF PRUDENCE W. F. Hewer
THE MAGIC TALE OF HARVANGER AND YOLANDE G. P. Baker
THE PLUNDERER Roy Norton
KICKS AND HA’PENCE Henry Stace
HAPPY EVER AFTER R. Allatini
SARAH EDEN E. S. Stevens
GAY MORNING J. E. Buckrose
COPHETUA’S SON Joan Sutherland
THE RELATIONS AND WHAT THEY RELATED Mrs. Baillie Reynolds
HIS GREAT ADVENTURE Robert Herrick
ONE MAN RETURNS Harold Spender
THE MUSIC MAKERS Louise Mack
THE LONELY PLOUGH
BY CONSTANCE HOLME AUTHOR OF “CRUMP FOLK GOING HOME”
“It is always one man’s work—always and everywhere.” Kipling.
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Published 1914
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