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It’s the revolutionary math study guide just for middle school students from the brains behind Brain Quest.      Everything You Need to Ace Math . . . covers everything to get a student over any math hump: fractions, decimals, and how to multiply and divide them; ratios, proportions, and percentages;...

The novel is about The Hon. Bertie Cecil or Beauty of the Brigades. In financial distress because of his own profligacy and the loss of an important horse-race on which he has bet extensively, and falsely accused of forgery, but unable to defend himself against the charge without injuring the "honour"...

This publication will teach you the basics of how to become a Computer Programmer. With step by step guides and instructions, you will not only have a better understanding, but gain valuable knowledge of how to become a Computer Programmer

This is a vintage guide to making an array of soft toys out of various materials. With simple, step-by-step instructions and helpful diagrams, this volume is ideal for people with little previous experiences and is not to be missed by those looking for exciting new craft ideas. Contents include: "Introductory",...

This 1870 novel is the tale of Puck, a precocious Maltese terrier, who narrates his own story. He is a commodity that is bought and sold again and again—and as such, he is in a unique position to offer insight and commentary into the flagrant materialism of his day, while also enjoying whatever luxuries his owners lavish upon him.

This 1892 melodrama features an elderly bookseller ruined by the ambitions of his thoughtless son.  The old man is a victim of the greed of others, despite the sacrifices of his saintly daughter, who falls in love with a struggling young artist.

It was late in November, 1456. The snow fell over Paris with rigorous, relentless persistence; sometimes the wind made a sally and scattered it in flying vortices; sometimes there was a lull, and flake after flake descended out of the black night air, silent, circuitous, interminable. To poor people,...

In this 1897 novel, Bertram is a man of wealth and rank. After falling in love with a poor laundress, Annie Brown, he discovers the impossibility of living by his socialistic ideals.

This 1908 novel was only partially completed at the time of the author's death; the final chapters were published unrevised. Set contemporaneously in a fictionalized Italy called Helianthus, it tells of the efforts of a young prince of that country to introduce democracy—and the backlash from his family.

This best-selling 1867 novel features Bertie Cecil, heir to a vast fortune, who fakes his death, flees to Algeria, and enlists in the Foreign Legion to protect the honor of his mistress.  There his emotions are rekindled by two women, one a princess, the other a cross-dressing soldier. 

This 1867 collection contains:  "Little Grand and the Marchioness," "Lady Marabout's Troubles," "A Study a la Louis Quinze," "'Deadly Dash,'" "The General's Match-making," "The Story of a Crayon-head," "The Beauty of Vicq d'Azyr," "A Study a la Louis Quatorze," "A Line in the 'Daily,'" "Vitz's Election," "'Redeemed,'" "The Marquis's Tactics," and "Sir Galahad's Raid."

Passion, imagination, and poetry mingle in this study of love and temperaments, featuring aristocratic characters. Lord Guilderoy falls madly in love and marries, but soon he tires of his wife and returns to an old flame. A fascinating character, he ultimately must be forgiven by one woman and forgotten by another. Oscar Wilde said, “It is a resplendent picture of our aristocracy.”