“There can be but one opinion as to the merits of this entirely fascinating and able novel, which marks a fresh stage in the development of one of the most remarkable writers of the present day.”—Westminster Gazette.
“One does not know of any woman writing novels in England to-day who is capable of anything so imposing in invention and so refined in execution as ‘Tante.’ ‘Tante’ is a remarkable novel, full of brilliant things and of beautiful things—the strongest work of a very distinguished writer.”—Manchester Guardian.
THE BRACKNELS.
By FORREST REID.
One Volume. Crown 8vo. 6s.
“A work of rare distinction. ‘The Bracknels’ is more than brilliant; it is actual; it is true; it is an accurate reproduction of an experience.”—Daily News.
“An admirable novel, from which one has had no ordinary amount of pleasure.”—Manchester Guardian.
“A remarkable novel and a novel of character. It is as fine a piece of work as we have come upon for a long time.”—Daily Chronicle.
MORE GHOST STORIES.
By Dr. M. R. JAMES,
Provost of King’s College, Cambridge.
Author of “Ghost Stories of an Antiquary,” etc.
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“I wish to place myself on record as unreservedly recommending ‘More Ghost Stories.’ It is Dr. James’s method that makes his tales so fascinating. As he puts it in his preface, a ghost story ought to be told in such a way that the reader shall say to himself: ‘If I am not very careful something of this kind may happen to me.’”—Punch.
“What makes these stories impressive is not only the artistic skill shown in the application of supernatural elements, but the air of vraisemblance that distinguishes each narrative. Dr. James is a master of the art of ‘true relation.’”—Westminster Gazette.
THE MOTTO OF MRS. McLANE. The Story of an American Farm. By Shirley Carson. 3s. 6d.