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A HOUSEHOLD BOOK.NINE UNABRIDGED, WORLD-RENOWNED VOLUMES IN ONE.

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Their number is not large; their names rise spontaneously, and by common consent, in every mind:Pilgrim’s Progress;Robinson Crusoe;The Vicar of Wakefield;Gulliver’s Travels(revised);Paul and Virginia;Picciola;Elizabeth, or the Exiles of Siberia;Undine;Vathek;and a Selection of Tales from the Arabian Nights’ Entertainments. AsMrs. Stowesays in her Introduction, “not a single one could be spared from this group, in gathering those volumes of fiction which the world, without dissent, has madeclassic.”

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