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TRILBY. By Georcre pu Maurier. 121 Illustrations
by the Author. Imperial 16mo, cloth ornamental, gilt
tops. 6s.

‘“¢Trilby ’ is a very notable novel—as notable as any that has appeared for
many a long day ; a book that every one will like because it has the essential
qualities of wit, passion, character, and human nature; a book that has the
grace and charm of a finely artistic style all through, and that is likely to rest
on our shelves long after most of the novels of this year of grace shall have
passed out of our remembrance.”— Sz. James's Gazette.

PETER IBBETSON. Illustrated. By GrorcE pu
Maurier. Uniform with “ Trilby.” 6s.

“ The theme is treated with delicacy and sentiment. .... The illustrations
fit the subject-matter like a glove.” —7he Tisues.
‘My, Du Maurier deserves the gratitude of all who come across his book,
both for the pleasant and tender fancies in which it abounds, and for its four-
score dainty sketches,”—d theneuin.

A DAUGHTER OF THE SOIL. A Novel. By M.
E, Francis, Author of ‘'The Story of Dan,” and ‘In a
North Country Village.” Crown 8vo, cloth extra. 6s.

‘A remarkable piece of work, the girl who is described in the tide being a
distinct acces-ion to the ranks of notable fiction creations. ‘The dramatic story
is told with unusual vividness, and should make yet firmer its author’s position
among the best writers of fiction of the day.” Publishers’ Circular.

The Rt. Hon. W. E. GLapsTONE, writing from Hawarden,

says :—
“The work abounds in talent, and is admirable in the delineation of all those
characters who belong properly to the people.” .

COMRADES IN ARMS. By ArrHuR AMyAND
(Capt. Arthur Haggard). Cloth extra. 6s.

“The military portion of the book is very well done, The hero combines, all

those qualities which appeal so irresistibly to the imagination of the fair
The W rte.
“There is a genuine and manly tone about the book which would in itself
entitle it to hearty recommendation from all believers in ‘Tommy Atkins and his
superiors.” Zhe Globe.

 

  

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