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QUEER STORIES from “Truth.”—First series (green). Thirteen of Mr. Grenville Murray’s best Stories. 1s.

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QUEER STORIES. Second series (colour of cover, cherry). 1s.

FOREWARNED! By E. M. Abdy-Williams. 1s.

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FALSE STEPS. By Douglas Dalton. 1s.

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SPELL BOUND. By Will Howarde. 1s.

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NOT TOO FUNNY, JUST FUNNY ENOUGH. Short Stories. By Howard Paul. 1s.

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READINGS FROM THE DANE. Short Norwegian Stories. Translated by J. Fulford Vicary, J.P. 1s.

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Just published, crown 8vo, 2s.

THIRTEEN ALL TOLD. By M. Moorsom.

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THE MARCH OF THE STRIKERS. By Jno. A. Bevan, M.D.

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