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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 1st October 1888, Edition 1 of 1, Page 1253, mQ " * " '*'' '"' ' J lwy>;p ****'* »''¦...

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      MISS BRADDON'S NEW NOVEL . At cull Xibraries 9 i / n 3 vols . . . .. ' - I THE FATAL THREE OPINION OF THE ATHENiEUM . writing ' The man plot y is Sto full ries . and Aa not for a the little incidents intricate , they ; but are it generally is woven fresh by a and practised natural . hand The , - time with has a skill long not gone simply by Tvhen born MiBS of Braddon could be laughed at for an excess of sensationalism . There is nothing of the kind in her last novel , "which is a really able romance , woven out of the lives of men and women such as we ¦ meet and know in the world Vide around Atken us . - ' ehm . I - London : SIMPKIN , MARSHALL & CO ,

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      MISS BRADDON'S NOVELS be authorised published Messrs . Publishers Simpkin in the f , uture Marshall for . Miss Th Braddon ey & will Co be . ' have s able Novels the to , s p upp both leasure ly for the those to Trade announce issued , wheth in that er the wholesale they past have and or become for export those sole , on to in the quantities same terms , however as heretofore large , * at Miss short Braddon notice . ' s Novels are always in print ; they can be supplied Now ready y at all ^ Booksellers * and Bookstalls r j ? rice 2 s » 6 d , » THE AUTHOR'S AUTOGRAPH EDITION OF MISS BRADDON'S NOVELS Also ready , price 2 s . each , Picture Boards . 1 . LADY ATJDLEY'S SECRET . 25 . LUCIUS DAVOREN . 2 . HENRY DUNBAR . ' 26 . TAKEN AT tHE FLOOD . 3 . ELEANOR'S VICTORY . 27 . LOST FOR LOVE . 4 . AURORA FLOYD . 28 . A STRAN & E WORLD . 5 . JOHN MARCHMONT'S LEGACY . 29 . HOSTAGES TO FORTUNE . 6 . THE DOCTOR'S WIFE . 30 . DEAD MEN'S SHOES . 7 . ONLY A CLOD . 31 . JOSHUA HAGGARD . 8 . SIR JASPER'S TENANT . 32 . WEAVERS AND WEFT . 9 . TRAIL OF THE SERPENT . 33 . AN OPEN VERDICT . 10 . LADY'S MILE . 34 . VIXEN . 11 . LADY LISLE . 35 . THE CLOVEN FOOT . 12 . CAPTAIN OF THE VULTURE . 36 . THE STORY OF BARBARA . 13 . BIRDS OF PREY . 37 . JUST AS I AM . 14 . CHARLOTTE'S INHERITANCE . 38 . ASPHODEL . 15 . RUPERT GODWIN . 39 . MOUNT ROYAL . 16 . RUN TO EARTH . 40 . THE GOLDEN CALF . 17 . DEAD SEA FRUIT . 41 . PHANTOM FORTUNE . 18 . RAI 4 PH THE BAILIFF . 42 . FLOWER AND WEED . 20 19 . . LOVELS FENTON'S OF QUEST ARDEN . . 43 44 . . WYLLARD ISHMAEL . 'S WEIRD . 21 . ROBERT AINSLEIGH . 45 . UNDER THE RED FLAG . 22 . TO THE BITTER END . 4 tf . ONE THING NEEDFUL . 23 . MILLY DARRELL . 47 . MOHAWKS . 24 . STRANGERS AND PILGRIMS . 48 . LIKE AND UNLIKE . [ Justout . London : SIMPKIN , MARSHALL & CO .

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      CHEAP EDITION OF MISS BRADDON'B NOVELS , Price 2 s . picture cover ; 2 s . 6 d . cloth gilt . LIKE AND UNLIKE : A NOVEL . By the Author of * Lady Audley ' s Secret , * Vixen , ' & c . they ' ' ought ' * Like to and be JJijllfce soundly " will Bleeping make ' . — many 1 ? onch people . late for dinner , and will keep a number of persons up at night when ' It is admirable ... . " like and Unlike " is by far the most effective of Miss Braddon ' s stories /—Times . I ' - , London : SIMPB & N , MARSHALL & CO . K

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Oct. 1, 1888, page 1253, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01101888/page/147/