Penny Dreadfuls, 1894 · page 288 of 296
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12mo. Cloth. = te -= MoE ROOF THE SWORD, The King’s Gallant By ALEXANDRE DUMAS. ‘“‘The King’s Gallant’? is deserving of recognition, in that it is not only a noveliza- tion of the earliest of Dumas’ plays, but it marks a distinct triumph in his career. If this production is full of the rushing vigor of youth, it is because its celebrated author was but a youth when he penned it, yet it was the stepping stone which led to that upward flight wherein he was speedily hailed as the ‘‘ Wizard of Fiction.”’ It is a volume full of action with a strong plot and a truly masterful deliniation of SNALACTCH, es5lee ale 6 C@ Price, $1.00. STREET AND SMITH, New York and London book C@