NEW POPULAR EDITIONS OF
MARY JOHNSTON'S
NOVELS
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD
It was something new and startling to see an author's first novel sell up into the hundreds of thousands,as did this one. The ablest critics spoke of it in such terms as "Breathless interest," The high water mark of American fiction since Uncle Tom's Cabin," "Surpasses all," "Without a rival," "Tender and delicate," "As good a story of adventure as one can find," "The best style of love story, clean, pure and wholesome."
AUDREY
With the brilliant imagination and the splendid courage of youth, she has stormed the very citadel of adventure. Indeed it would be impossible to carry the romantic spirit any deeper into fiction.—Agnes Repplier.
PRISONERS OF HOPE
Pronounced by the critics classical, accurate, interesting, American, original, vigorous, full of movement and life, dramatic and fascinating, instinct with life and passion, and preserving throughout a singularly even level of excellence.
Each volume handsomely bound in cloth. Large 12 mo. size. Price, 75 cents per volume, postpaid.
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