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The room in the tower, and other stories

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THE LURE. E. S. Stevens. THE DAUGHTER OF BRAHMA. I. A. R. Wylie. THE ROOM IN THE TOWER. E. F. Benson. A BACHELOR’S COMEDY. J. E. Buckrose. THE PALACE OF LOGS. Robert Barr. WHEN GOD LAUGHS. Jack London. ASHES OF INCENSE. By the Author of “Mastering Flame.” HIS FIRST OFFENCE. J. Storer Clouston. THE PRELUDE TO ADVENTURE. Hugh Walpole. THE BATTLE. Claude Farrere. STORIES WITHOUT TEARS. Barry Pain. THE FRONTIER. Maurice Leblanc. THE MARK. Mrs Philip Champion de Crespigny. THE GIRL WITH THE BLUE EYES. Lady Troubridge. SONS OF STATE. Winifred Graham. ENTER BRIDGET. Thomas Cobb. THE THORNBUSH NEAR THE DOOR. Sophie Cole. MEN AND DREAMS. Mary E. Mann. THE WRITTEN LAW. Frances G. Knowles-Foster. RUTH OF THE ROWLDRICH. Mrs Stanley Wrench. THE PRINCE. T. Metcalfe. THE SILVER MEDALLION. Percy J. Brebner. THE PRINCE AND BETTY. P. G. Wodehouse. ALIENS NEAR OF KIN. N. Vernon.

THE ROOM IN THE TOWER AND OTHER STORIES

BY E. F. BENSON AUTHOR OF “THE ANGEL OF PAIN,” “SHEAVES” SECOND EDITION MILLS & BOON, LIMITED 49 RUPERT STREET LONDON W. Published 1912 Copyright in the United States of America, 1912, by E. F. Benson

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