New Library Edition of Henry Kingsley’s Novels, Edited by Clement K. Shorter. Well printed (from type specially cast) on good paper, and neatly and handsomely bound. With Frontispieces by eminent Artists. Price 3s. 6d. per volume.
| 1 | The Recollections of Geoffry Hamlyn. |
| 2 | Ravenshoe. |
| 3 | The Hillyars and the Burtons. |
| 4 | Silcote of Silcotes. |
| 5 | Stretton. |
| 6 | Austin Elliot and The Harveys. |
| 7 | Mdlle. Mathilde. |
| 8 | Old Margaret, and other Stories. |
| 9 | Valentin, and Number Seventeen. |
| 10 | Oakshott Castle and The Grange Garden. |
| 11 | Reginald Hetherege and Leighton Court. |
| 12 | The Boy in Grey, and other Stories. |
“To renew your acquaintance with Henry Kingsley is for Henry Kingsley to stand forth victorious all along the line. His work, in truth, is moving and entertaining now as it was moving and entertaining thirty odd years ago.”—The Pall Mall Gazette.
“Henry Kingsley was born to wear the purple of romance. . . . Where will any one who is ordinary and sane find better comradeship? Scarcely outside the hovels of Walter Scott. . . . Messrs. Ward, Lock & Bowden’s edition of this despotic and satisfying romancer is cheap, and well printed, and comfortable to hold. Those who love Kingsley will love him again and better for this edition, and those who have not loved have a joy in store that we envy them.”—The National Observer.
“To Mr. Clement Shorter and to the publishers the unreserved thanks of the public are warmly due; there can be no finer mission from the world of fiction to the world of fact than the putting forth of these ennobling novels afresh and in a fitting form.”—The Daily Chronicle.
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