ROMANS CHOISIS

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No.l.-"DOSIA, by Mme. Henby Gkéville. One of the brightest and most amusiug of this popular author's stories.

No. 2. — "L'ABBÉ CONSTANTIN, by Ludovic Halévy, whose délicate charm and beauty of story has won its author the coveted chair in the Académie Française.

No. 3.— "LE MAKIAGE DE GÉRARD, by Andké Theuriet. A delightful story of French provincial life by one of the most élégant of French writers.

No. 4.— "LE ROI DES MONTAGNES, by Edmond About, Which is one of the cleverest, most amusing and brilliant of this lamented author's romances.

No. 5. —"LE MARIAGE DE GABRIELLE, by Daniel

Lesueuk. An interesting story of Parisian life, written so cleverly that it has been crowned by the French Academy,

No. 6.— "L'AMI FRITZ," by Ekckmann-Chatrian. One of the most delightful and humorous of thèse clever authors' romances.

No. 7. — "L'OMBRA, by A. Gennevraye." A romantic story of Italian and English society.

â French Publications qf William R. Jenkins.

No. 8.— "LE MAITKE DE FORGES," by Georges Ohnet. One of the most powerf ul and interesting of contemporaneous novels.

No. 9.— "LANEUVAINE DE COLETTE," bj- * • * reprinted from the "Revue des deux Motides." A bright, amusing and original romance of a young girl.

No. 10.— "PERDUE," by Mme. Henry Gréville.

No. 11.— " Mlle. SOLANGE," (Terre de France), by François JuiiiiiOT. Ouvrage couronné par l'Académie Française.