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PEOPLE OF POPHAM
By MARY C.E. WEMYSS
“As vivid in its way as ’Cranford’.”—Boston Transcript.
“One of the most charming chronicles of village life ever written.”—Living Age.
“Such a book as this may be read aloud evening after evening, with recurrent zest, with enjoyment of its humor, its quaint and human personages as they take their unhurried way through agreeable pages.”—Louisville Courier Journal.
“A book which will give many readers a rare pleasure.”—Chicago Evening Post.
“A sort of modern ‘Cranford’, good to read all the way through.”—Minneapolis Journal.
Illustrated. $1.20 net. Postage 11 cents.
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
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A YEAR IN A COAL-MINE
By JOSEPH HUSBAND
“Mr. Husband enables the reader to carry away a vitalized impression of a coal-mine, its working and its workers, and a grasp of vivid details.”—San Francisco Chronicle.
“It is a story of vivid and compelling interest and every word bears the impress of truth.”—Living Age.
“Apart from its informative value, this is a book that no one can fail to enjoy.”—Philadelphia Press.
“A refreshingly frank narrative.”—New York Sun.
With frontispiece. $1.10 net. Postage 9 cents.
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
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THE CONFESSIONS OF A RAILROAD SIGNALMAN
By J.O. FAGAN
“Extremely well written and forcible.”—The Outlook.
“A terrible indictment of our railway management.”—New York Post.
“The literature of the day contains few things more interesting than these confessions. They relate to railroad accidents, and the confessor is manifestly a man not only of remarkable discernment, but likewise of rhetorical skill.”—Stone and Webster Public Service Journal.
“Throws much light on the frequency of railroad accidents and will stimulate serious thought on the part of readers.”—Troy Times.
“Remarkable and interesting.”—Boston Herald.
Illustrated from photographs. 12mo, $1.00 net.
Postage 10 cents.
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
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