The Yellow Holly

Transcriber's Notes: 1. Page Scan Source: Google Books https://books.google.com/books?id=oILQAAAAMAAJ (the University of Wisconsin-Madison)
The Philadelphia Item says: This book is quite up to the level of the high standard which Mr. Hume has set for himself in 'The Mystery of a Hansom Cab' and 'The Rainbow Feather.' It is a brilliant, stirring adventure, showing the author's prodigious inventiveness, his well of imagination never running dry.
12mo, Cloth bound, $1.25
The Nashville American says: The plot is intricate with mystery and probability neatly dovetailed and the solution is a series of surprises skillfully retarded to whet the interest of the reader. It is excellently written and the denouement so skillfully concealed that one's interest and curiosity are kept on edge till the very last. It will certainly be a popular book with a very large class of readers.
12mo, Cloth bound, $1.25 Paper covers, 50cts.
The Boston Ideas says The plot is worked out very effectively and each character serves the author's purpose very forcibly. The narration is brisk and experienceful, and renders the tale thoroughly enjoyable. It is strongly written, and excellently colored in all its features.
12mo, Cloth bound, $1.25 Paper covers, 50cts.
The Philadelphia Item says: It is a very clever story, which runs on smoothly from start to finish, holding the reader's interest--as do every solitary one of the Hume stories, to the very last sentence. Everybody who likes good detective fiction or who has read Mr. Hume before should not miss this excellent story.
Paper cover, 50cts.
Lola pulled a white packet from her breast and ran with it to the fire. George shot past her, snatched them out before they could catch alight, and thrust them into his pocket.--( Page 296 .
She did not put the sacramental phrase on her cards, as no invitations were sent out. These were delivered verbally by boarders desirous of seeing their friends present on Friday evening. Mrs. Jersey dignified her gatherings with the name of At Homes, but in truth the term was too majestic for the very mild entertainment she provided weekly.