Treasureword Classics: 174 books

A social satire about an in-debt Lord and a young English widow who attempt to marry Americans for their money.

The story of a wealthy, comfortable father, and his daughter, who's fiancé becomes involved with a girl from India.

A thrilling collection of atmospheric short stories, including the following:    CASE I: SECRET WORSHIP,  CASE II: THE CAMP OF THE DOG,  CASE III: A VICTIM OF HIGHER SPACE.

A story of two brothers and their struggles.

A novel which takes place during the Greek War of Independence.

An Englishman steals two idols, which may contain hidden treasure, in order to try and help his impoverished family in England.

An entertaining adventure novel of love and the salt sea, a helpless ship whirled into the hands of cannibals, desperate fighting and a tender romance.

An entertaining collection of short stories by Arthur Quiller-Couch.

The tale of Terrance O'Connor, son of a senior captain, who joined Sir Aurther Wellesley's expedition to Portugal. A young man notorious for his mischievous pranks, Terrance's quick witted suggestion saves the outgoing transport from attack by French privateers, and he is selected as an aides-de-camp to the General.

These Twain, the third in the Clayhanger series, chronicles the married life of Edwin and Hilda. Edwin, now released from the controlling influence of his father, finds himself free to run his business and his life, a freedom that is diminished by his wife's caprices.

A story that takes place in Atlanta, after the Civil War, about a woman who is desired by two men.

In a former book of mine, Sir John Constantine, I expressed (perhaps extravagantly) my faith in my fellows and in their capacity to treat life as a noble sport. In Brother Copas I try to express something of that corellative scorn which must come sooner or later to every man who puts his faith into practice.

Rex Beach's foot is on his native heath again in his novel Heart of the Sunset. Real incidents of the Mexican-Texas border are transmuted into colorful romance. And, as in other books, neither danger nor death can banish the genuine Beach humor.

In which an unromantic Englishman falls in love and learns something about women.