Part 35
"Always rings true. Its ideas are of the sincere, manly type."--_New York Tribune._
BRED IN THE BONE
"A book which will be thoroughly enjoyed."--_Literary World._
UNDER THE CRUST
"It contains work which Mr. Page has never surpassed."--_The Outlook._
ON NEWFOUND RIVER: A Story
"The rich promise of his rarely beautiful short stories has been fulfilled, and the Old Dominion has another novelist of whom she may be proud."--_Richmond Dispatch._
ELSKET AND OTHER STORIES
"'Elsket' is a veritable poem in prose--a tragic poem that you will hardly read, unless you are very hard hearted indeed, without the tribute of a tear. Of the five stories in the book, however, the one which moves me most deeply is 'Run to Seed.'"--LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON, _in the Boston Herald_.
PASTIME STORIES
With Illustrations by A. B. Frost
"Some of these short character sketches equal in artistic moderation and fineness of workmanship the best work Mr. Page has ever done."--_New York Times._
STORIES AND SPECIAL EDITIONS
"Mr. Page is the brightest star in our Southern literature. He belongs to the old Virginia quality; he knows the life of the people, he knows the negro and renders his dialect perfectly, he has an eye for the picturesque, the poetic, and the humorous, and his style shows exquisite artistic taste and skill."--_Nashville American._
=TOMMY TROT'S VISIT TO SANTA CLAUS.= Illustrated in colors.
=A CAPTURED SANTA CLAUS.= Illustrated in colors.
=SANTA CLAUS'S PARTNER.= With illustrations in colors.
=IN OLE VIRGINIA.= With illustrations by FROST, PYLE, SMEDLEY, and others.
=IN OLE VIRGINIA.= [_Cameo Edition._] With an etching by W. L. SHEPPARD.
=MARSE CHAN.= A Tale of Old Virginia. Illustrated.
=MEH LADY.= A Story of the War. Illustrated.
=POLLY.= A Christmas Recollection. Illustrated.
=UNC' EDINBURG.= A Plantation Echo. Illustrated.
"=BEFO' THE WAR.=" Echoes of Negro Dialect. By A. C. GORDON and THOMAS NELSON PAGE.
=AMONG THE CAMPS=, or Young People's Stories of the War. Illustrated.
=TWO LITTLE CONFEDERATES.= Illustrated.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS NEW YORK
End of Project Gutenberg's John Marvel, Assistant, by Thomas Nelson Page