This interesting story, drawn from the diary of a lady of the sixteenth century, possesses all the charm of that period.
The Awakening of Anthony Weir. By SILAS K. HOCKING.
A young minister enters upon a pastoral life from selfish motives, but the stern discipline of events shows him his true position.
A Rose of York. By FLORENCE BONE.
A captivating historical romance of absorbing interest. Humphrey Thorpe, a young Royalist, is employed against his will to spy upon a suspected enemy of the King.
Money and the Man. By H. M. WARD.
Two young men through integrity and industry reach important positions, while the downward career of a rich mine owner's son comes out sharply by contrast.
Living It Out. By H. M. WARD.
A family passes through some very trying experiences, caused by their being unjustly under a cloud; they are eventually found innocent.
In the Days of the Gironde. By THEKLA.