FERGUSSON. Romantic tale of the Southwest/ of Ramon
Delcasar, in whose veins flowed the blood of the con-
quistadores; of a clash between the Latin and northern
civilizations. Paper only, 25^
38. LIGHTSHIP by ARCHIE BINNS. Into this story of nine men
on a lightship off a reef on the Pacific coast is concentrated
the Individual and collective drama of nine lives brought
together after many separate journeys. Paper only, 35 fi
34. LIHLE CAESAR by WILLIAM RILEY BURNEH. Hard-
hitting story of a Chicago gang chief who stepped into a
dead man's shoes but didn't know when to stop himself.
Paper only, 25 ji
35. GOD'S ANGRY MAN by LEONARD EHRLICH. Of this
dramatic novelized biography of John Brown Granville
Hicks has said: "GOD'S ANGRY MAN seems to me the
finest American historical novel I have read."
Paper only, 50 fi
SHORT STORIES
17. THE DARING YOUNG MAN ON THE FLYING
TRAPEZE by WILLIAM SAROYAN. These are the
stories which made Saroyan a literary sensation when they
were published in 1934. Paper only, 25?^
FOR MYSTERY FANS
14. SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS by DOROTHY L SAYERS.
One of the best of the stories by the English writer who
has endeared herself to connoisseurs of first-class detec-
tion who appreciate literary skill. Paper only, 25 j^
15. THE LEAVENWORTH CASE by ANNA KATHARINE
GREEN. "Not to have read THE LEAVENWORTH
CASE is to have . . . denied oneself an absorbing and
fascinating literary experience." — S. S. Van Dine.
Paper only, 25 ji
36. PERIL AT END HOUSE by AGATHA CHRISTIE. That
exasperating genius, Hercule Poirot, finds an unusually
knotty problem at End House, one worthy of his marvel-
lous powers. Agatha Christie at her best. Paper only, 25^
BIOGRAPHY
13. TWELVE AGAINST THE GODS by WILLIAM BOLITHO.
Biographies of adventurers and adventuresses from Alex-
ander the Great to Woodrow Wilson, by one of the most
distinguished of modern writers. Paper only, 25i
37. BURTON: Arabian Nights Adventurer by FAIRFAX
DOWNEY. The personality of the great 19th-century
explorer and translator of the Arabian Nights was as
astonishing as that of T. E. Lawrence. Paper only, 35 ff
TRAVEL
12. TRAVELS IN THE CONGO by ANDRE GIDE. "A book
to place beside one's set of Conrad." — N. Y. Times.
Paper only, 25 j5
^snq
THE BROWNS are undoubt-
edly the most interesting family of cookbook
writers in America. They are authors of those
popular culinary guides, THE WINE COOK
BOOK, THE COUNTRY COOK BOOK,
and TEN THOUSAND SNACKS.
The Browns are a versatile group. Cora
Brown has written short stories for well-
known English and American magazines;
has published the Brazilian American maga-
zine and Mexican American together with
Bob and Rose Brown. She is author of The
Guide to Rio de Janeiro and co-author of
four cookbooks.
Rose Brown, teacher, interior decorator
and journalist, is now contributing articles
on cooking to Colliers, Vogue, This Week,
etc.
Bob Brown has appeared in several an-
thologies, among them Rebel Poets, Atneri-
cans Abroad, New Caravan, etc. and has
written editorials for The Masses (now the
New Masses), Brazilian American, Mexican
American, British American, and many other
magazines. H. L. Mencken recently said:
"All I know about beer is what I read in
Bob Brown's book."
A SEAL BOOK
Page 130
Presented as published in 1938. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
FERGUSSON. Romantic tale of the Southwest of Ramon Delcasar, in whose veins flowed the blood of the conquistadores; of a clash between the Latin and northern civilizations. Paper only, 25^
38. LIGHTSHIP by ARCHIE BINNS. Into this story of nine men on a lightship off a reef on the Pacific coast is concentrated the Individual and collective drama of nine lives brought together after many separate journeys. Paper only, 35 fi
34. LITTLE CAESAR by WILLIAM RILEY BURNET. Hardhitting story of a Chicago gang chief who stepped into a dead man's shoes but didn't know when to stop himself.
Paper only, 25 ji
35. GOD'S ANGRY MAN by LEONARD EHRLICH. Of this
dramatic novelized biography of John Brown Granville Hicks has said: "GOD'S ANGRY MAN seems to me the finest American historical novel I have read."
Paper only, 50 fi
SHORT STORIES
17. THE DARING YOUNG MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE by WILLIAM SAROYAN. These are the stories which made Saroyan a literary sensation when they were published in 1934. Paper only, 25?^
FOR MYSTERY FANS
14. SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS by DOROTHY L SAYERS.
One of the best of the stories by the English writer who has endeared herself to connoisseurs of first-class detection who appreciate literary skill. Paper only, 25 j^
15. THE LEAVENWORTH CASE by ANNA KATHARINE
GREEN. "Not to have read THE LEAVENWORTH CASE is to have . . . denied oneself an absorbing and fascinating literary experience." — S. S. Van Dine.
Paper only, 25 ji
36. PERIL AT END HOUSE by AGATHA CHRISTIE. That
exasperating genius, Hercule Poirot, finds an unusually knotty problem at End House, one worthy of his marvellous powers. Agatha Christie at her best. Paper only, 25^
BIOGRAPHY
13. TWELVE AGAINST THE GODS by WILLIAM BOLITHO. Biographies of adventurers and adventuresses from Alexander the Great to Woodrow Wilson, by one of the most distinguished of modern writers. Paper only, 25i
37. BURTON: Arabian Nights Adventurer by FAIRFAX
DOWNEY. The personality of the great 19th-century explorer and translator of the Arabian Nights was as astonishing as that of T. E. Lawrence. Paper only, 35 ff
TRAVEL
12. TRAVELS IN THE CONGO by ANDRE GIDE. "A book to place beside one's set of Conrad." — N. Y. Times.
Paper only, 25 j5
^snq
THE BROWNS are undoubtedly the most interesting family of cookbook writers in America. They are authors of those popular culinary guides, THE WINE COOK BOOK, THE COUNTRY COOK BOOK, and TEN THOUSAND SNACKS.
The Browns are a versatile group. Cora Brown has written short stories for wellknown English and American magazines; has published the Brazilian American magazine and Mexican American together with Bob and Rose Brown. She is author of The Guide to Rio de Janeiro and co-author of four cookbooks.
Rose Brown, teacher, interior decorator and journalist, is now contributing articles on cooking to Colliers, Vogue, This Week, etc.
Bob Brown has appeared in several anthologies, among them Rebel Poets, Atnericans Abroad, New Caravan, etc. and has written editorials for The Masses (now the New Masses), Brazilian American, Mexican American, British American, and many other magazines. H. L. Mencken recently said: "All I know about beer is what I read in Bob Brown's book."
A SEAL BOOK