Beadle's Dime Novels No. 37: Godbold, the Spy — page 121: what you’re looking at

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CATALOGUE OF BEADLE'S DIME NOVELS—Continued. No. 38 — Wi Man: A of the pees of "Te Altai ia,” ete. We have, in this elements ef pecn!iar in The “ isd tee if to the all ite remarkable «lar- and strenge Bet this is all to the exciting drama is the A Story of No. 39—The Land-C 5 F. the Upper oe. “the witen ae F ! i Fe? i 4 am | i : > trodace us to that element of South Carolina disloyalty which rendered many of her eciti- zens infamous in the eyes of patriots, The story 43.4 story is unusually exciting, Allens: A Tale of the great By Hewky J. THonas, Wrong Man.” There is no more romantic spot in the Union t the Kanawha Valley, Western Virginia, and in no section of the country fs there #0 much of romance in ite history. “The Allens” will be found to enchain the attention from its very first, - ; No. 44— Falkland; A Story of pM, ly by N, C. ‘tase, thor of “ Godbold the Spy,” “The Donble a” etc. The battle of Lexington and Benker Hill, the fatal expedition against Quebec, the siege of Boston, nre here portray with vivid. truthfalneas. all rans the thread of a good, old-fash It is a choice historical romance. f ig ence, and writes of the sea with asatlor’s oe as, clay nts Toews hans all ofr, Warvert "Te & es ther af teth Jones a “ Forest Spy, ies a the Miami,” = riage tceettageetn tee “Rine v “ =a nei the “ Hunter's Bion” 9—The Gold Hunters. be auther of “Alice wilde, hee Guinea,” “Uncie Ezekiel,” “Untonist’s a ” ete. This work is one of Intense dra- ly matic power and interest, It mati dovea of Pike's Peak fer wblen Kise ee te seiDaPy talks Oe o Ga of are conmicldooolkks.conn