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The Windjammers
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"A collection of short sea stories unmatched for interest."—New York Sun.
The Voyage of the Arrow
With six illustrations by H.C. Edwards.
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"A capital story, full of sensation and excitement, and a rollicking sea story of the good old-fashioned sort. The reader who begins this exciting voyage will sail on at the rate of twelve knots an hour until it is finished."—Boston Transcript.
WORKS OF REGINALD WRIGHT KAUFFMANMiss Frances Baird, Detective
A Passage from Her Memoirs.
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"Miss Baird ravels and unravels circumstantial evidence in her search for the murderer in a most bewildering and thoroughly feminine fashion.... The story is brimful of excitement, and no little ingenuity is displayed in its construction."—Boston Herald.
Jarvis of Harvard
Illustrated by Robert Edwards.
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A strong and well written novel, dealing with the life of a young man in a modern college. Studies, athletics, social life, and the outside influences surrounding the youth of a college town are clearly depicted.
"Mr. Kauffman's treatment of his subject is dignified, restrained, sincere, and in admirable good taste throughout."—New York Mail and Express.
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