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L’Ile Percée
The Finial of the St. Lawrence or
Gaspé Flaneries
Being a Blend of Reveries and Realities of History and Science of Description and Narrative as also
A Signpost to the Traveler
By John M. Clarke
Author of “The Heart of Gaspé”; D.Sc., Colgate, Chicago, Princeton; LL.D., Amherst, Johns Hopkins; member of the National Academy of Sciences; New York State Paleontologist.
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Illustrated, Price $3.00.
Poems of Giovanni Pascoli
Translated by Evaleen Stein
A generous selection from work of the most permanently significant of modern Italian poets.
Price $1.50
Wind In The Pines
By Victor S. Starbuck
A volume of verse expressing the call of the open.
Price about $1.50