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By Cynthia Stockley

POPPY

The Story of a South African Girl

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A Story of South Africa

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"The writer of these lines cannot recall a novel heroine more sweet and straight and lovable and big of heart, and true and just of thought, and merciful, than is fair Deirdre Saurin (bless her!) of The Claw.

"The Claw has claims to a cordial appreciation on the part of very many readers who are fond of stirring, living stories fitly told."--Chicago Inter-Ocean.

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By the Author of "The Rosary"

The Broken Halo

By Florence L. Barclay

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A novel full of those fine qualities of the soul, that sustained idealism, and transforming beauty of thought that make Mrs. Barclay's characters the most lovable in present date fiction and that have endeared her to hundreds of thousands of readers. The Broken Halo is a love story in which the sweetness and warmth of affection are paralleled out by its readiness to do all in its power on behalf of the person who has awakened it.

Over One Million Copies of Mrs.
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The Melrose Prize Novel
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The Lure of the Little Drum

By Margaret Peterson

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The adjudicators of the competition were
Joseph Conrad, W. J. Locke, and
Mary Cholmondeley

This strongly conceived dramatic and exciting story of Anglo-Indian life by a new writer who is backed by such high literary authorities demands the attention of every reader.

Mr. Joseph Conrad: "The whole work is artistically sincere.... The author understands her people with a first-hand knowledge."

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New Book by Myrtle Reed

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Threads of Grey and Gold

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As the title suggests, this is a literary tapestry in which have been harmoniously blended the glittering vibrations of joy that threadlike run through our lives with the crepuscular greys that act as a contrast. A pattern of singular beauty has resulted, into the texture of which have been absorbed the emotions, impulses, thoughts, and reflections that make up life's total. The volume is rich with the personality of Myrtle Reed. It is characterized by the combination of humor and sentiment that belongs to all the writings of the gifted author and that has endeared her to a world-wide circle comprising probably not less than two million sympathetic admirers.

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