Letter from Brentano's, New York City, New York, to A. H. Woodward, Woodward, Alabama, December 12, 1930

This item is from the Woodward Family Papers, an extensive collection, including personal correspondence, financial records, photographs, and other materials of this Birmingham, Alabama family which operated the Woodward Iron Company

Children of fate : a story of passion /

"By Adolphe Danziger": p. [ii].Book One : I. A matter of opinion -- II. A statement of fact -- III. A mere accident -- IV. An incident -- V. Love letters -- VI. Love letters continued -- VII. Joseph -- VIII. The vision -- IX. Under a spell -- X. 'Twixt the priest and the doctor -- XI. The reality -- XII. A thousand rubles -- XIII. The mission of Joseph -- XIV. The temptation -- XV. On the train -- XVI. Found -- Book Second : I. The American millionaire socialist -- II. Count and Countess de Lack -- III. Beatrice and the baroness -- IV. At the ball -- V. The plot -- VI. The marriage broker -- VII. The solution of a problem -- VIII. The wooing -- IX. The reward -- X. A revelation -- XI. On the brink of the grave -- Book Third : I. Jean Merau, artist -- II. The inner voice -- III. After the duel -- IV. Jealousy -- V. The heart of the banker -- VI. Mistaken identity -- VII. "They would not condemn me?" -- VIII. A miracle -- IX. The cousins -- X. Waldeck's resolve -- XI. The dream -- XII. "I have but one life to lose" -- XIII. "The greater calamity has come" -- XIV. The apotheosis -- L'Envoy: extract from Ella's letter.Mode of access: Internet

Annie Deane : a wayside weed /

Light green cloth stamped in green, gilt and white. Fore and bottom edges rough cut.Verso of t.p.: Press of J.J. Little & Co.Mode of access: Internet