Published over two years ago, _Her Majesty the King_ is more popular to-day than at any time since its publication. It is plainly not only a book to read but to recommend to your friends. "The wittiest book of the year."--_Boston Journal._ [_Fifth edition ready_ Irish Mist and Sunshine _A BOOK OF BALLADS BY REV. JAMES B. DOLLARD_ (Sliav-na-mon) With an introduction by William O'Brien, M. P. Small quarto. $1.50 This is a book of ringing Irish ballads that will stir the heart of every lover of true poetry. "Here and there a verse may be as frankly unadorned as the peasant cabins themselves in their homely cloaks of thatch, but every line rings true to life and home and with the tone, as heartmoving as the Angelus which holds Millet's peasants in its spell," from Mr. O'Brien's introduction. "Father Dollard's ballads have all the fire and dash of Kipling's, with a firmer poetic grasp," says Mr. Nathan Haskell Dole. [_Ready in May_ Four Days of God _BY HARRIET PRESCOTT SPOFFORD_ With about 90 illustrations. Bound in white and gold and purple Small 4 to $1.00 It is quite impossible to describe adequately the surpassing charm of this book. We can say simply that it will appeal to every lover of nature who sees in her manifold beauties the living glories of the work of God. No one can write more beautiful or sparkling prose than Mrs. Spofford and never has she been so absolutely charming as in _Four Days of God_. The book has about 90 illustrations by Miss A. C. Tomlinson which catch the spirit of the text to perfection and with the harmonious print and paper and binding make the book a little gem. [_Ready in September_ When Half-Gods Go _A NOVEL BY JULIA MAGRUDER_ Frontispiece in photogravure. 12mo. 330 pp. $1.50 A new novel by Miss Magruder is always sure of its welcome and _When Half-Gods Go_ will find for her even a wider audience than she has hitherto enjoyed. It is a fascinating story of social and musical life in New York, full of human interest and those happy touches Miss Magruder can do so well. The title is from Emerson's lines "When half-gods go the gods arrive." In addition to its charm as a story the publishers think this book will be presented in the handsomest dress ever bestowed upon a novel. The fascinating frontispiece is reproduced in photogravure, the book is printed throughout in two colors, the text being enclosed in remarkably well done decorations, and the cover design, in colors, is at once delicate and effective. [_Ready in September_ THE ANVIL _A NOVEL BY R. V. RISLEY_ 12 mo. Cloth. About 300 pp. $1.50