Iole. With Coloured Illustrations. 5/-
“The lightness of the story is admirable, and it occasionally touches a note of fine seriousness. In fact it is an excellent example of Mr. Chambers’ varied powers.”—Morning Leader.
Cardigan. Popular Edition. 2/6 net.
“Unquestionably a stirring tale, palpitating, never faltering in interest, and written in a style at once vigorous, cultured and picturesque.”—Pall Mall Gazette.
By ELLEN GLASGOW
The Ancient Law.
“The moving story of a strong man made gentle and worthy by great sorrows. There are few better realised characters in late fiction than this man who ... takes upon his own shoulders the punishment which the Biblical law visits upon the descendants of a sinner. The background is filled with many fine sketches of life and character.... Miss Glasgow has never written a better book.”—Worlds Work.
“Such an excellent piece of work as this stands out in pleasing relief at a time when there is produced only too much mediocre and inferior literature. It is not only a very interesting story, but it is profoundly true. As a psychological study the character of Daniel Ordway is worthy of the highest praise.”—Observer.