Treasureword Classics: 174 books

Charming story about a small girl and boy who escape from an oppressive English orphanage and are pursued across England by the abusive orphan master.

A classic collection of short stories, featuring the following:    MERRY-GARDEN,    THE BEND OF THE ROAD,    HI-SPY-HI!,    HIS EXCELLENCY'S PRIZE-FIGHT,    THE BLACK JOKE,    WHERE THE TREASURE IS,    A JEST OF AMBIALET.

A classic screwball comedy novel, featuring a feisty female lead, romance, witty repartee, mistaken identities, jewelry thefts, and mysterious happenings.

Memoirs of Sir John Constantine's adventures at home and abroad, particularly on the island of Corsica, during the 1800s.

Touching and humerous tale of the Commandant of the Garrison on the Scilly Isles and an enigmatic lady.

A classic dometstic novel by Frances Peard.

An entertaining collection of short stories by Rex Beach.

A classic of post-Civil War American local-color literature.

An entertaining tale about two Tennessee families feuding over land and religion.

The tale is really good, and gives graphic pictures of ways and manners far removed from any that are within our ken.... A story which shows appreciation of the beauties of nature, and much knowledge of the human heart. The heroine is earnest and charming—a gem.

A classic of post-Civil War American local-color literature.

A classic collection of short stories, featuring the following tales: "The Isles of Sunset," "The Waving of the Sword," "Renatus," "The Slype House," "Out of the Sea," and "Paul the Minstrel."

A classic love story which takes place among the working class in Lambeth.

On 1 February 1823 Charles Wiley published in New York The Pioneers, a new book by the author of The Spy; by noon he had sold 3,500 copies—a record-making sale by the bookselling standards of the time. On 26 June, almost five months later, Wiley quietly offered, as we know from a notice in The Patriot,...