THE LAST MEETING: A Story. By Brander Matthews, Author of "The Theatres of Paris," &c.
"Mr. Brander Matthews' new novel is one of the pleasantest and most entertaining books that I have read for some time. There is vigorous character-drawing; and the characters are, for the most part, men and women in whose company one is pleased to pass the time. There are many clever and shrewd remarks, considerable humour, and some wit."—Academy.
A LOST SON. By Mary Linskill, Author of "Hagar," "Between the Heather and the Northern Sea," &c.
"The book's doctrine is wholesome, and its religion free from any trace of cant."—Spectator.
"Miss Linskill not only shows a quick power of observation, but writes with good taste and without affectation."—Athenæum.
THE BECKSIDE BOGGLE, and Other Lake Country Stories. By Alice Rea. Illustrated.
"The interest of the volume lies in its evidently faithful reproduction of Lake Country speech character, and manners.... A pleasant one and wholesome."—Graphic.