. The Argonaut. W. Trine says: It is cheery, alive, andinspiring, and hasnt a dull line in it. It willbe the call to a new and fuller life to manythousands. Dr. F. E. Clark says: It is Dr. Mardensbest book. It is optimistic, uplifting, and iscalculated to put new courage in the reader. David Stare Jordan says: Very well writ-ten, and a forcible presentation of the strengthinvolved in calmness and cleanliness. 12mo, cloth, $ postpaid Three New Plays Are Ready in the Momunental First FolioShakespeare The only popular-price text reprinting ex-actly the original First Folio of full n
. The Argonaut. W. Trine says: It is cheery, alive, andinspiring, and hasnt a dull line in it. It willbe the call to a new and fuller life to manythousands. Dr. F. E. Clark says: It is Dr. Mardensbest book. It is optimistic, uplifting, and iscalculated to put new courage in the reader. David Stare Jordan says: Very well writ-ten, and a forcible presentation of the strengthinvolved in calmness and cleanliness. 12mo, cloth, $ postpaid Three New Plays Are Ready in the Momunental First FolioShakespeare The only popular-price text reprinting ex-actly the original First Folio of full notes. Merry Wives of WindsorAlls Well That Ends WellMeasure for Measure Pocket size, cloth, 75 centsLimp leather, $ each 22 plays no-iv ready. Send for circular. THOMAS Y. CROWELL & CO. 426-8 West Broadway, New York Important Book by Ambrose Bierce WILL BE READY SHORTLY THE SHADOW ON THE DIAL AND OTHER ESSAYSBy AMBROSE BIERCE About 400 pages. Octavo. Net, $ BY A. M. ROBERTSON SAN FRANCISCO. A train of Luxury. Thru to Kansas Cityand Chicago. Most direct route—NewestPullman equipment. Fred Harvey dining-car service. Courteous employes. Ice reservation* eai riy. Get [old< J. B. DUFFY, G. A., 673 Market St., San FranciscoJ. J. WARNER, G. A., 1112 Broadway, Oakland THE ARGONAUT May 1, 1909. LITERARY NOTES. New & Brothers, New York, have pub-lished in volume form Carolyn Wellss TheRubaiyat of Bridge with illustrations by MayWilson Preston. Thomas B. Mosher, Portland, Maine, haspublished Brownings Rabbi Ben Ezra. Thetasteful form of these little reprints is wellknown and appreciated. Arthur Symons has translated Electra,by Hugo von Hofmaansthal, and it has beenpublished by Brentanos, New York. Elec-tra is a tragedy in one act. The dramatispersones are thirteen in number. The Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston,New York, and Chicago, have publishedEmersons Education, and other selectionsin convenient pocket form and as part of theRiverside Educati
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