Illustrated by Stanley L. Wood.
"If you feel the need of a stimulant of this kind (an exciting story), I can recommend you a singularly stirring sensational novel."—Truth.
"A deeply interesting volume. The story is a strangely exciting one."—Manchester Courier.
A MONK OF CRUTA.
"Mr. Oppenheim excels himself in 'A Monk of Cruta.' His latest is his greatest work. A high standard of merit is maintained from end to end, and there is enough of thrilling incident to satisfy the most exacting."—The Scotsman.
A DAUGHTER OF THE MARIONIS.
"As a story pure and simple, we have read few books for a long time to be compared with it."—Weekly Sun.
"The story is not only intensely interesting and exciting, but the characters are powerfully drawn, and their individuality preserved. This is a book to read breathlessly from start to finish."—Pall Mall Gazette.
Works by Ethel Turner.
(MRS. H.R. CURLEWIS.)
Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, bevelled boards, gilt edges, 3s. 6d. each.
"Miss Ethel Turner is Miss Alcott's true successor. The same healthy, spirited tone is visible which girls and boys recognised and were grateful for in 'Little Women' and 'Little Men,' the same absence of primness, and the same love of adventure."—The Bookman.
THE CAMP AT WANDINONG.