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LADY BONNIE'S EXPERIMENT

By TiGHE HOFKINS.

"Itbegins in a startling manner, and ends with an unexpected catastrophe . . . fuU of bright things."— Ar<pw York Times.

" He bas more than a flavor of Anthony Hope, without being in the least a réckauffé.^^ — Boston Transcript,

** The author may not hâve taken a leaf from Mr. Anthony Hope's book, but he is at least a kindred spint ... a world of brilliant, irresponsible, epigrammatic leisurc."— W. D. Howells in Marier' s Weekly,

" His genius is of no common order." — Boston Herald.

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