18. No. 99; A Detective Story. By Arthur Griffith

19. The Sign of the Four. By A. Conan Doyle

20. The Mystery of the Montauk Mills. By E. L. Coolidge

21. The Mountain Limited. By E. L. Coolidge

22. Gilt-Edge Tom, Conductor. By E. L. Coolidge

23. The Mossbank Murder. By Harry Mills

24. The Woman Stealer. By Harry Mills

25. King Dan, The Factory Detective. By G. W. Goode

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Seven years later the artist (who has been received as a valued friend of the family) is commissioned to paint the wife's portrait--and the old love re-a.s.serts itself. For a while the issue is problematical; but stability of character conquers, and the ending is quite as the heart would wish.

The book also contains an article by the noted author, Ella Wheeler Wilc.o.x, pointing out the strong moral to be deduced.

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THE NEW MAYOR

A Novel

Founded upon GEORGE BROADHURST'S play

The Man of the Hour

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"A triumph."--_N. Y. American._

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