Samuel Mcchord Crothers, THE PARDONER'S ... - The Caxton Club

THE SOLSTICE CIPHERDell, 1981There is a rumor that the author of this book is the secretary of a society dealing with booksDonated by Bob Karrow135. Robert BrowningPOMEGRANATES FROM AN ENGLISH GARDENChautauqua, 1885Do they GROW pomegranates in English gardens? Or is that the point?Donated by Muriel Underwood136. Vera CasparyBEDELIABlakiston, 1945Reprint edition of this novel by the author of lauraDonated by Kathryn R.J. Tutkus137. CatullusCATULLUSOxford, 1930Pocket-sized volume with English translation facing the original LatinDonated by Susan J. Keig138. Samuel McChord CrothersTHE PARDONER'S WALLETHoughton Mifflin, 1905The last remnant of the Caxton Club/Mid-Day Club Library139. A. Conan Doyle and William S. Baring-GouldTHE ANNOTATED SHERLOCK HOLMESClarkson N. Potter, 1967Donated by David and Minna Novick140. Alexandre DumasROMANCESMcClure, ca. 1910The author of some of the most enduring adventure tales of the 19 th century wrote more in hislifetime than one person could read in a lifetime (He had help). Of these six volumes, some are from the“Marie Antoinette Series” and some from the “Regency Romances Series”Donated by JoEllen Dickie141. John ErskineTHE PRIVATE LIFE OF HELEN OF TROYBobbs-Merrill, 1925The most famous and most entertaining of Erskine’s lively takes on ancient storiesHave I mentioned that Mr. Bobbs was a member of the Caxton Club?Donated by Jeanne Goessling142. Jeffrey EugenidesMIDDLESEXFarrar, Straus, and Giroux, 2002