LEIPZIG: BERNHARD TAUCHNITZ. PARIS: LIBRAIRIE CH. GAULON & FILS, 39, RUE MADAME. The Copyright of this Collection is purchased for Continental Circulation only, and the volumes may therefore not be introduced into Great Britain or her Colonies. (See also pp. 3-6 of Large Catalogue.) Love and the Poor Suitor. Jack Spurlock, Prodigal. By GEORGE HORACE LORIMER. I vol. - 4063. Another charming volume of American humour by the author of "Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to his Son." It describes the amazing experiences undergone by the son of a millionaire in attempts to earn his own living for the first time. The whole book teems with delightful reading. A Set of Six. By JOSEPH CONRAD. I vol. - 4064. This sextett of excellent tales deals with many lands and human types. It may safely be said that Mr. Conrad has never done any better work; indeed the Athenæum brackets him with the great literary masters Meredith and Hardy. Love the Harvester. By MAX PEMBERTON. I v.-4065. A romance of Old England in the days of King Charles, in which the terms of a hastily made will are happily robbed of their apparently evil consequences. The Cat's-Paw. By B. M. CROKER. I vol. - 4066. Mrs. Croker, who is an acknowledged authority on all things typically and socially Indian, has compiled a pretty and richly coloured romance dealing with the fortunes of a young English girl left stranded in the land of the Rajahs. Holy Orders. By MARIE CORELLI. 2 vols.-4067/68. This is one of the strongest of Miss Corelli's many powerful stories, and deals with the terrible results attending the sale of adulterated liquor in England, where more than 100,000 copies of the work have been immediately sold on publication. Cousin Cinderella. By MRS. EVERARD COTES. I V.-4069. Cousin Cinderella is a young Canadian who, with her soldier brother, visits England for the first time, and goes through many curious and humorous experiences in the new society to which she is there introduced. |