The Sales of Nat Gould's Novels exceed =5,000,000= (five million) Copies NAT GOULD'S NEW NOVELS MR. JOHN LONG is now the exclusive Publisher of all =Mr. Nat Gould's New Novels=, with cover designs in _four_ colours by MR. HARINGTON BIRD, the well-known horse painter. The following is the List to October, 1907: _Price_ =2s.= _each, illustrated boards; or in cloth gilt_, =2s. 6d.= _each. Crown 8vo., 288 pages_ ONE OF A MOB _Ready_ THE SELLING PLATER _Ready_ THE LADY TRAINER _Ready_ A STRAIGHT GOER _Ready_ A HUNDRED TO ONE CHANCE _Ready_ A SPORTING SQUATTER _Ready_ CHARGER AND CHASER _Ready_ THE CHANCE OF A LIFE-TIME _Ready_ THE LITTLE WONDER _July_ THE TOP WEIGHT _October_ FIFTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION NAT GOULD'S ANNUAL, 1907 A STROKE OF LUCK _Price_ =1s.=, _large demy 8vo., 160 pages, sewed, cover in colours_ [***] Orders are now being taken for NAT GOULD'S ANNUAL for 1907 _Ready in October_ NAT GOULD'S NEW SIXPENNY NOVELS _In large demy 8vo., sewed. Striking cover in colours_ ONE OF A MOB _Ready_ THE SELLING PLATER _Ready_ A BIT OF A ROGUE _Ready_ THE LADY TRAINER _Ready_ A STRAIGHT GOER _June_ A HUNDRED TO ONE CHANCE _August_ A REPLY TO THE "NEW THEOLOGY" BY THE AUTHOR OF "WHEN IT WAS LIGHT" THE FOOL HATH SAID —— "The fool hath said in his heart, 'There is no God'" _Crown 8vo., paper cover_, =1s.= _net; or in cloth gilt_, =2s. 6d.= _net_ "=A real triumph of modern publishing.="—PALL MALL GAZETTE "=A marvel of cheapness.="—SPECTATOR JOHN LONG'S LIBRARY OF MODERN CLASSICS A series of great works of fiction by modern authors. Not pocket editions, but large, handsome, and fully-illustrated volumes for the bookshelf, printed in large type on the best paper. Biographical Introductions and Photogravure Portraits. Size, 8 in. by 5-½ in.; thickness, 1-¼ in. Prices: Cloth Gilt, =2s.= net each; Leather, gold blocked and silk marker, =3s.= net each; or in Classic Half-Vellum, =5s.= net each. =THE THREE CLERKS= (480 pp.) ANTHONY TROLLOPE =THE CLOISTER AND THE HEARTH= (672 pp.) CHARLES READE =THE WOMAN IN WHITE= (576 pp.) WILKIE COLLINS =ADAM BEDE= (480 pp.) GEORGE ELIOT =THE HISTORY OF HENRY ESMOND= (432 pp.) W. M. THACKERAY =WESTWARD HO!= (600 pp.) CHARLES KINGSLEY =TOM BROWN'S SCHOOLDAYS= (320 pp.) THOMAS HUGHES =A TALE OF TWO CITIES= (384 pp.) CHARLES DICKENS _Other Volumes to follow._ SHILLING NET EDITIONS OF THREE FAMOUS BOOKS _Each in Crown 8vo., thread sewn, printed on superior antique wove paper. With beautiful cover designs in colour by_ CHARLES E. DAWSON CONFESSIONS OF A PRINCESS Being the astounding Revelations of Manners and Morals in European Courts.