VICTOR HUGO'S WORKS

LES MISÉRABLES (New Library Edition)

Not only the handsomest but the cheapest édition in the original French. Its publication in America has been attended with great care.

Vol. I, Fantine Vol. III, Marius Vol. II, (Josette Vol. IV, Idylle ru© Plum«t Vol. V, Jean Valjean * 5 Vols, paper, $4.50 * 5 Vols, cloth, $6.50 *5 Vols, half leather, $13.00 *Each volume separateïy in paper $1.00 and cloth $1.50 LES MISÉRABLES (One Vol. Edition)

The whole story intact; épisodes and detailed descriptions only omitted. Edited by A. de Rougemont. Cloth, $1.25 NOTRE-DAME DE PARIS

The handsomest and cheapest édition published. Nearly 200 illustrations from original paintings by celebrated artists. 2 vols, paper, $2.00; cloth, $3.00; half leather, $6.00 NOTRE DAME DE PARIS (Ed. de Grand Luxe) 100 copies published. Contains, with the illustrations as in the ordinary édition, 12 fac-similé water colors, and is printed on Impérial Japan paper. The set, two volumes, numbered, signed, and in a satin oortofolio, $10.00 NOTRE-DAMK DE PARIS (Edition de Luxe) 400 copies published. Illustrations as in the Édition de <-rand Luxe, and printed on fine satin paper. The set, two volumes, numbered, signed and bound half morocco, $6.00 QUATREVINUT-TREIZE

One of the most graphie and powerful of Hugo's romances, quite suitable for class study. Paper, $1.00; cloth, $1.50; half leather, $3.00 QUATRE VINGT-TREIZE

With introduction and notes by B. D. Woodward. 12mo. cloth, $1.25 LES T« A BAILLEURS DE LA MER Paper, $1.00; cloth, $1.50; half leather, $3.00

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