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CONDENSED LIST. 1. A Tale of Two Cities. 44. Great Expectations. 2. Tom Brown's Schooldays. 45. Guy Mannering. 3. The Deerslayer. 46. Modern Painters (Selections. 4. Henry Esmond. 47. Les Misérables—I. 5. Hypatia. 48. Les Misérables—II. 6. The Mill on the Floss. 49. The Monastery. 7. Uncle Tom's Cabin. 50. Romola. 8. The Last of the Mohicans. 51. The Vicar of Wakefield. 9. Adam Bede. 52. Emma. 10. The Old Curiosity Shop. 53. Lavengro. 11. Oliver Twist. 54. Emerson's Essays. 12. Kenilworth. 55. The Bride of Lammermoor. 13. Robinson Crusoe. 56. The Abbot. 14. The Last Days of Pompeii. 57. Tom Cringle's Log. 15. Cloister and the Hearth. 58. Lamb's Tales from Shakespeare. 16. Ivanhoe. 59. The Scarlet Letter. 17. East Lynne. 60. Old Mortality. 18. Cranford. 61. The Romany Rye. 19. John Halifax, Gentleman. 62. Hans Andersen. 20. The Pathfinder. 63. The Black Tulip. 21. Westward Ho. 64. Little Women. 22. The Three Musketeers. 65. The Talisman. 23. The Channings. 66. Scottish Life and Character. 24. The Pilgrim's Progress. 67. The Woman in White. 25. Pride and Prejudice. 68. Tales of Mystery. 26. Quentin Durward. 69. Fair Maid of Perth. 27. Villette. 70. Parables from Nature. 28. Hard Times. 71. Peg Woffington. 29. Child's History of England. 72. Windsor Castle. 30. The Bible in Spain. 73. Edmund Burke. 31. Gulliver's Travels. 74. Ingoldsby Legends. 32. Sense and Sensibility. 75. Pickwick Papers.—I. 33. Kate Coventry. 76. Pickwick Papers.—II. 34. Silas Marner. 77. Verdant Green. 35. Notre Dame. 78. The Heir of Redclyffe. 36. Old St. Paul's. 79. Wild Wales. 37. Waverley. 80. Two Years Before the Mast. 38. 'Ninety-Three. 81. Jane Eyre. 39. Eothen. 82. David Copperfield.—I. 40. Toilers of the Sea. 83. David Copperfield.—II. 41. Children of the New Forest. 84. Hereward the Wake. 42. The Laughing Man. 85. Wide Wide World. 43. A Book of Golden Deeds. 86. Michael Strogoff. THOMAS NELSON AND SONS.Variations in hyphenated words have been retained as they appear in the original publication. Changes to the original have been made as follows:
Page 30 with some inpatience changed to with some impatience
Page 48 very bravely mantained changed to very bravely maintained
Page 120 Sudgen, his staff; and Sudgen arrest him changed to Sugden, his staff; and Sugden arrest him
Page 166 The old atticed changed to The old latticed
Page 175 Let as have changed to Let us have
Page 185 Mrs. Gill, my houskeeper changed to Mrs. Gill, my housekeeper
Page 224 by a downward gave changed to by a downward gaze
Page 242 gently invired him changed to gently invited him
Page 245 a smiling Melancthon changed to a smiling Melanchthon
Page 255 Sentinels of Nunwood changed to Sentinels of Nunnwood
Page 260 only the profiters changed to only the profiteers
Page 274 dark gray irids changed to dark gray irides
Page 297 alight and alow changed to alight and aglow
Page 380 my old accupation changed to my old occupation
Page 492 not without approbrium changed to not without opprobrium
Punctuation has been changed as follows:
Page 119 Mr Moore, we lived changed to Mr. Moore, we lived
Page 145 stones on the road? changed to stones on the road.
Page 393 "Shirley, my woman changed to 'Shirley, my woman
Page 540 reward her!" changed to reward her!'"
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