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CHOICER MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA.
UNDER THE SUN.
ESSAYS MAINLY WRITTEN IN HOT COUNTRIES.
BY GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA.
AMERICA REVISITED,
From the Bay of New York to the Gulf of Mexico, and from Lake Michigan to the Pacific;
INCLUDING A SOJOURN AMONG THE MORMONS IN SALT LAKE CITY.
BY GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA.
ILLUSTRATED WITH NEARLY 400 ENGRAVINGS.
Outward Bound. Thanksgiving Day in New York. Transformation of New York. All the Fun of the Fair. A Morning with Justice. On the Cars. Fashion and Food in New York. The Monumental City. Baltimore come to Life again. The Great Grant "Boom." A Philadelphian Babel. At the Continental. Christmas and the New Year. On to Richmond. Still on to Richmond. In Richmond. Genial Richmond. In the Tombs--and out of them. Prosperous Augusta. The City of many Cows. A Pantomime in the South. Arrogant Atlanta. The Crescent City. On Canal Street. In Jackson Square. A Southern Parliament. Sunday in New Orleans. The Carnival Booming. The Carnival Booms. Going West. The Wonderful Prairie City. The Home of the Setting Sun. At Omaha. The Road to Eldorado. Still on the Road to Eldorado. At Last. Aspects of 'Frisco. China Town. The Drama in China Town. Scenes in China Town. China Town by Night. From 'Frisco to Salt Lake City. Down among the Mormons. The Stock-yards of Chicago.
PARIS HERSELF AGAIN.
BY GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA.
ZOLA'S POWERFUL REALISTIC NOVELS.
PIPING HOT!
NANA:
TRANSLATED WITHOUT ABRIDGMENT FROM THE 127TH FRENCH EDITION.
Mr. HENRY JAMES on "NANA."
"A novelist with a system, a passionate conviction, a great plan--incontestable attributes of M. Zola--is not now to be easily found in England or the United States, where the story-teller's art is almost exclusively feminine, is mainly in the hands of timid women, whose acquaintance with life is severely restricted, and who are not conspicuous for general views. The novel, moreover, among ourselves, is almost always addressed to young unmarried ladies, or at least always assumes them to be a large part of the novelist's public.
THE "ASSOMMOIR;"
TRANSLATED WITHOUT ABRIDGMENT FROM THE 97TH FRENCH EDITION.
"After reading Zola's novels it seems as if in all others, even in the truest, there were a veil between the reader and the things described, and there is present to our minds the same difference as exists between the representations of human faces on canvas and the reflection of the same faces in a mirror. It is like finding truth for the first time.
GERMINAL; OR, MASTER AND MAN. THE RUSH FOR THE SPOIL. THE LADIES' PARADISE. TH?R?SE RAQUIN.
A NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF M. EMILE ZOLA'S REALISTIC NOVEL,
NANA.
TO BE FOLLOWED BY ILLUSTRATED EDITIONS OF
THE "ASSOMMOIR," PIPING HOT!
AND THE REST OF M. ZOLA'S MORE POPULAR WORKS.
THE STORY OF
THE DIAMOND NECKLACE,
COMPRISING A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF THE COUNTESS DE LA MOTTE, PRETENDED CONFIDANTE OF MARIE-ANTOINETTE, WITH PARTICULARS OF THE CAREERS OF THE OTHER ACTORS IN THIS REMARKABLE DRAMA.
BY HENRY VIZETELLY.
THE AMUSING ADVENTURES OF GUZMAN OF ALFARAQUE.
A SPANISH NOVEL. TRANSLATED BY EDWARD LOWDELL.
THE RED CROSS, AND OTHER STORIES.
SOCIETY NOVELETTES.
A NEW EDITION, COMPRISING MUCH ADDITIONAL MATTER, OF
IN STRANGE COMPANY.
BY JAMES GREENWOOD .
LAYS OF THE SAINTLY;
OR, THE NEW GOLDEN LEGEND.
THE CHILDISHNESS AND BRUTALITY OF THE TIME:
SOME PLAIN TRUTHS IN PLAIN LANGUAGE.
A HISTORY OF CHAMPAGNE;
WITH NOTES ON THE OTHER SPARKLING WINES OF FRANCE.
BY HENRY VIZETELLY.
CHEVALIER OF THE ORDER OF FRANZ-JOSEF.
WINE JUROR FOR GREAT BRITAIN AT THE VIENNA AND PARIS EXHIBITIONS OF 1873 AND 1878.
Illustrated with 350 Engravings,
FROM ORIGINAL SKETCHES AND PHOTOGRAPHS, ANCIENT MSS., EARLY PRINTED BOOKS, RARE PRINTS, CARICATURES, ETC.
THE SOCIAL ZOO;
SATIRICAL, SOCIAL, AND HUMOROUS SKETCHES BY THE BEST WRITERS.
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