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 Hough, E. (continued). 3. The young Alaskans on the trail. 4. The young Alaskans in the Rockies.

Housman, L. 1. John of Jingalo. 2. The royal runaway and Jingalo in revolution.

Houston, E. J. 1. Five months on a derelict. 2. Wrecked on a coral island. 3. In captivity in the Pacific. 4. At school in the Cannibal Islands.

Howard, F. M. 1. Happy rascals. 2. The little shop in Fore Street.

'''Howard, K. [J. K. Bell.]''' 1. The Smiths of Surbiton. 2. The Smiths of Valley View. 3. The Smiths in war-time.

Howells, W. D. 1. Annie Kilburn. 2. The quality of mercy.

1. Their wedding journey. 2. Their silver wedding journey.

1. A traveller from Alturial. 2. Through the eye of the needle.

Hubbard, K. 1. Abe Martin. 2. The Abe Martin almanac.

Hueffer, F. M. 1. The fifth queen. 2. Privy Seal. 3. The fifth queen crowned.

Hueston, E. 1. Prudence of the Parsonage. 2. Prudence says so.

Hughes, R. 1. The dozen from Lakerim. 2. The Lakerim Athletic Club.

1. Miss 318. 2. Miss 318 and Mr. 37.

Hughes, T. 1. Tom Brown's schooldays. 2. Tom Brown at Oxford.

Hugo, V. Les misérables. Also published separately as:— 1. Fantine. 2. Cosette and Marius. 3. Rue Plumet. 4. Jean Valjean. Note.—Les misérables, Toilers of the sea, and Notre Dame are said to form a trilogy.

Hume, F. 1. Madam Midas. 2. Miss Mephistopheles.

Hunt, V. 1. Their lives. 2. Their hearts.

Hunting, G. 1. Sandsy's pal. 2. Sandsy himself.

Hutten, Baroness von. 1. Pam. 2. What became of Pam. Same as Pam decides.

1. The halo. 2. Kingsmead.

Huysmans, J. K. 1. Là Bas. 2. En route. 3. The cathedral. 4. L'oblat.

Hyne, C. J. C. 1. The marriage of Kettle. 2. The little red captain. Same as Honour of thieves. 3. The Paradise coal-boat. 4. Adventures of Captain Kettle. 5. Further adventures of Captain Kettle. 6. Mr. Horrocks, purser. 7. Captain Kettle, K.C.B.   8. McTodd. 9. Kate Meredith. 10. The escape agents. 11. Red herrings. 12. Firemen hot. 13. Captain Kettle on the war-path. 14. Captain Kettle's bit.

Ibsen, H. Mrs. E. D. Cheney's Nora's return is a sequel to Ibsen's The doll's house.

Inglelow, J. 1. Off the Skelligs. 2. Fated to be free.

Irvine, A. 1. My lady of the chimney corner. 2. The souls of poor folk.

Jacberns, R. 1. Becky Compton, ex dux. 2. An uncomfortable term. 3. Schoolgirls battlefield.