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WORKS OF RUDYARD RiP TING. AUTHORIZED EDITION. New seven volume edition. Dark maroon cloth and gold gilt top. Single or in sets. Per volume, : $1.25 Plain Tales from the Wills Soldiers Three and other Stories The Wbantom ’Ricksbaw ano other Tales Che Story of the Gadsbys ano Wnder the Deodars The Hiaht that Failed Revised and enlarged edition. Departmental Ditties, Barrack Room Ballads and other Mine Own People With critical introduction by Henry James Indian Tales ONE VOLUME, 12MO., CLOTH, GILT TOP, 771 PAGES. PRICE, $1.50. This is the only edition of ‘ Plain Tales from the Hills,” “ Soldiers Three and other stories,” “The Story of the Gadsbys,” ‘“ Phantom ’Rickshaw,”’ issued in America in one volume with the sanction of the author. Three volunie edition. Containing “ Plain Tales from the Hills,” “The Phantom ’Rickshaw, and In Black and White,” ‘‘ Soldiers Three, and Wee-Willie Winkie.” BUFF CLOTH AND INKS. PER VOLUME, $1.00. EXTRACTS FROM THE PRESS. “The masterly force and grasp of the author are plainly evident. ’-— LV. O. States. “The style of the writer is original, vigorous and clean cut. ’— Chicago Herald. 7 “His story is always original, often startling, sometimes tragic to a degree.”— Christian Union. * * * Whose stories are told with an amiable Seba infectious humor, and in a picturesque dialect that will send his name ringing down to posterity. — Louisville Courier Journal. JOHN W. LOVELL COMPARNY, 142 To 150 WORTH STREET, NEW YORK. (E(@) Eomicbooks