STORIES FOR BOYS.
By TALBOT BAINES REED.
ROGER INGLETON, MINOR.
With Seven Full-page Illustrations by J. Finnemore, R.I. Large crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 3s. 6d.
The Guardian says:—"Mr. Talbot Baines Reed knows how to tell a story, and he does himself justice in 'Roger Ingleton, Minor,' in which he makes an excellent book out of the return of a long-lost half-brother who had gone out alone into the world, many years previously, after a bitter quarrel with his father. The discovery of the missing brother is not accomplished without many exciting incidents, out of which Mr. Reed weaves his plot."
The Aberdeen Free Press says:—"This story has a modern atmosphere. The plot is very skilfully constructed and the interest is maintained up to the last page."
SIR LUDAR: A Story of the Days of the Great Queen Bess.
With Eleven Full-page Illustrations. Large crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 3s. 6d.
The Guardian says:—"This stirring tale, which is played in the days of Queen Elizabeth, and tells of the wonderful adventures of a sturdy prentice-lad who contrived to crowd into a few years as much danger and fighting and hairbreadth escapes as would have lasted an army of ordinary folk for their whole lives. It is a capital book for boys which those who begin reading will have to finish. Mr. Pearse's illustrations, too, are very good."
The Aberdeen Free Press says:—"This is a stirring tale of adventure with plenty of fighting."
PARKHURST BOYS, and other Stories of School Life.
With Seven Full-page and many other Illustrations. Large crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 3s. 6d.
In this volume are brought together a large number of the miscellaneous stories written from time to time for the Boy's Own Paper by Talbot Baines Reed. The collection is prefaced by an appreciation of Mr. Reed as boy and man, and it contains some of his best work and his brightest wit. There are seven sketches of life at Parkhurst School; eleven character delineations of "Boys we have known"—such as "The Bully," "The Sneak"; twelve representations of "Boys of English History"; and seven other short stories of boy life and interest.
LONDON: THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY.