Springfield Republican: "It gives a good picture of New York City as it was in the eighteenth century.... The story is agreeable reading."

Hartford Courant: "She has done good work in her romance; ... it is told in a very attractive way.... The book is decidedly one that will entertain."

GODFREY'S THE HARP OF LIFE

Uniform with the author's "Poor Human Nature." 12mo. $1.50.

An intensely human story of an episode in the life of the first violin of an orchestra, at an English watering-place. Miss Godfrey has again been uncommonly happy in creating a "musical atmosphere."

LUCAS'S THE OPEN ROAD

A little book for wayfarers, bicycle-wise and otherwise. Compiled by E. V. Lucas, editor of "A Book of Verses for Children." With illustrated cover-linings. Green and gold flexible covers. 12mo. $1.50.

Some 125 poems of out-door life and 25 prose passages, representing over 60 authors, including Fitzgerald, Shelley, Shakespeare, Kenneth Grahame, Stevenson, Whitman, Bliss Carman, Browning, William Watson, Alice Meynel, Keats, Wordsworth, Matthew Arnold, Tennyson, William Morris, Maurice Hewlett, Izaak Walton, Wm. Barnes, Herrick, Gervase Markham, Dobson, Lamb, Milton, Whittier, etc.


"Better than the 'Prisoner of Zenda.'"—Critic