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CHEAP EDITION OF “LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET” Thoroughly revised, price 2s., complete, fcap. 8vo,

LADY

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N.B.-The Publishers feel an especial gratification in announcing a cheap, well printed and uniform Edition of Miss Braddon's Novels. It is probable that no work of fiction ever attained so immediate or so universal a success as did "Lady Audley's Secret." Translated into every language that possesses a literature, and equally popular in all countries, "Lady Audley's Secret" has achieved an amount of distinction never before so promptly accorded to any Novel. Therefore "Lady Audley's Secret" is selected by the Publishers as the first of Miss Braddon's Novels to be issued at a price, and in a style, that must attract the most economic, and cannot fail to satisfy the most fastidious.

Opinion of THE TIMES on LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

"It is seldom one sees a Novel so well balanced in the display of power, showing such even excellence of plot, of passion, of character, and of diction." -The Times, Nov. 18, 1862.

LIBRARY EDITION OF MISS BRADDON'S NOVELS

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Opinion of THE TIMES on ONLY A CLOD.

"One of the most remarkable of the very remarkable books written by Miss Braddon; written, too, in better taste and with a clearer purpose than any of its predecessors from the same pen, and calculated, we should think, on that account, to deprecate censure of all kinds, whether from the critic or the moralist."-The Times, June 29, 1865.

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22. Mary Rock. Percy B. St. John.
23. Love and Jealousy. By Mrs. Trollope.
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37. Jack Brag. Theodore Hook.
38. Time the Avenger. Mrs. Marsh.
39. The Daughters. Mrs. Grey.
40. Irish Stories & Legends. By S. Lover.
41. Disgrace to the Family. By Jerrold.
42. Twelve Months of Matrimony. By
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Poor Girl. By Mrs. S. C. Hall. 14. Opera Singer's Wife. By Mrs. Grey. 15. Emilia Wyndham. By Mrs. Marsh. 16. Life of a Beauty. Author of "Jilt." 17. He would be a Gentleman. Lover. 43. Gambler's Wife. By Mrs. Grey. 18. Father Darcy. By Mrs. Marsh. 44. Bride Elect. Author of the "Jilt." 19. Marrying Man. Author of "Jilt." 45. Pic Nic Papers. Charles Dickens. 20. My Pretty Cousin. Author of "Jilt." ."46. Nick of the Woods. By Bird.

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1. Looking Round, by the Author of 17. Holiday House. By Cath. Sinclair. "I've been Thinking." Uncle Tom's Cabin. Illustrated. How could he Help it? By the Author of "I've been Thinking." True to the Last. By the Author of "I've been Thinking."

2. Beatrice; or, The Unknown Rela- 19. tives. By Miss Sinclair.

3. Modern Society; or, The March of Intellect. By Miss Sinclair.

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4. To Love and to be Loved. By the 21.
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5. The Star and the Cloud. By the
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6. I've been Thinking; or, The Secrets 23.
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7. Lamplighter. By Miss Cumming.
8. Modern Flirtations. By C. Sinclair.
9. The Wide, Wide World. By Miss
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11. Alone. By Marion Harland.
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13. Ida May.

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Mary Bunyan, the Dreamer's Blind
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Modern Accomplishments. By Miss
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The £5 Note. An Autobiography.
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24. The Confessor. By Miss Hardy.
25. Jane Rutherford. By Miss Mayne.
26. The Pilgrims of New England. By
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27. Jane Bouverie. By C. Sinclair.
28, Freston Tower. By Rev. R. Cobbold.
29. The Convent. By Miss McCrindell.
30. Time and Tide. By the Author of
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31. The Journey of Life. By C. Sinclair.
32. The Watchman. By J. A. Maitland.

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