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F. Scott Fitzgerald
Every line of the original has its translation directly beneath it, at the same height. You never lose your place: your eye drops one line and lands on exactly the sentence it just read. This is the layout that lets you open a book in a language you barely know without ever giving up, and compare the two texts almost word for word.
The excerpt shows the method using another book from the catalogue, not this one.

A Room with a View
E. M. Forster

What Will People Say
Rupert Hughes

Two on a Tower
Thomas Hardy

The Red Lily
Anatole France

Cranford
Elizabeth Gaskell

Robert Orange
John Oliver Hobbes

Crime and Punishment
Fyodor Dostoevsky

A Farewell to Arms
Ernest Hemingway

The Prairie Wife
Arthur Stringer

One Woman
Alfred Ollivant

Torchy and Vee
Sewell Ford

The Bishop of Cottontown
John Moore

A Honeymoon in Space
George Griffith

Love Letters to Imlay
Mary Wollstonecraft

The Place of Honeymoons
Harold MacGrath

A Pair of Blue Eyes
Thomas Hardy
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