Times—"Mrs. Lane has succeeded to admiration, and chiefly by reason of being so much interested in her theme that she makes no conscious effort to please.... Everyone who seeks to be diverted will read 'Kitwyk' for its obvious qualities of entertainment."
THE CHAMPAGNE STANDARD. Crown 8vo. 6/-
Morning Post—"The author's champagne overflows with witty sayings too numerous to recite."
Pall Mall Gazette—"Mrs. Lane's papers on our social manners and foibles are the most entertaining, the kindest and the truest that have been offered us for a long time.... The book shows an airy philosophy that will render it of service to the social student."
ACCORDING TO MARIA. Crown 8vo. 6/-
Daily Chronicle—"This delightful novel, sparkling with humour.... Maria's world is real.... Mrs. Lane is remarkably true to life in that world.... Maria is priceless, and Mrs. Lane is a satirist whose life may be indefatigably joyous in satiric art. For her eyes harvest the little absurdities, and her hand makes sheaves of them.... Thackeray might have made such sheaves if he had been a woman."
BALTHASAR AND OTHER STORIES. Crown 8vo. 6/-
Translated by Mrs. John Lane from the French of Anatole France.
Daily Graphic—"The original charm and distinction of the author's style has survived the difficult ordeal of appearing in another language.... 'The Cure's Mignonette' is as perfect in itself as some little delicate flower."
TALK O' THE TOWN. Crown 8vo. 6/-