She stood in the dim light, clinging to her brother's arm, while the doctor waited beside the carriage. Charlie reached out a trembling hand and looked into Philip's face. Then he bent and kissed his sister, and gently withdrawing his arm, gave her to Danvers. The doctor hurried the sick man into the carriage, and it drove into the night. The lovers clung together like tired, frightened children, and walked silently. "It is all over," said Winifred, at last. "No, dear one; it is just begun!" * * * * * TRAILS THROUGH WESTERN WOODS _By_ HELEN FITZGERALD SANDERS The author-artist gives us an idyl of forest trails, cloud-swept mountains, glacier-born cascades, gentle Selish and heart-broken Indian chiefs, born to learn their day is past. The book will widen the circles of those who regret the passing of the brave, free life of the wilderness. [Illustration] "The author deserves the gratitude of the American nation for capturing the nebulous star-mist of its beginnings--and that which went before."--_N. Y. Times._ _Illustrated by the Author._ _Colored end sheets._ _$2.00 net; postage 16 cents._ THE ALICE HARRIMAN COMPANY 542 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK _and_ SEATTLE 318 DENNY BUILDING THE BRAND _A Story of the Flathead Reservation_ _By_ THERESE BRODERICK This first novel by a new writer is worth reading. One feels, as they read, as if he, too, were living the untrammeled life of Cattleland. EXTRACTS It is evident the author felt the fascination of the mountains and the wide plains of the west, and most of the best pages of the book are those in which she infuses the written word with their charm.--_N. Y. Times_. The descriptions are seldom equalled and the plot is well developed. "The Brand" will rank as one of the best novels of recent years.--_Western News_. [Illustration] EXTRACTS "The Brand" is instinct with the romantic spirit of the west. It will be read with interest to the end.--_Oregonian_. "The Brand" is splendidly written and is better than "The Virginian."--_Kalispell Bee_. "The Brand" is good, refreshing and wholesome. It takes me back to God's country.--_B. E. Wiley, M.D., London, Eng._ The Indian Agent who "hates Injuns," and the Scotch Blackfoot hero are new in fiction but not in the West. Every review has been good. _Illustrated_. $1.50; _postage_, 10 _cents_ THE ALICE HARRIMAN COMPANY 542 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK _and_ SEATTLE 318 DENNY BUILDING _The_ TEMPTATION OF ST. ANTHONY _By_ GUSTAVE FLAUBERT Translated by LAFCADIO HEARN Introduction by ELIZABETH BISLAND This translation of the great French masterpiece, which has been called "The Epic of the Human Soul's Search for Truth," was recently discovered among Lafcadio Hearn's posthumous papers. The whole tendency of Hearn's tastes fitted him especially of all writers to turn that masterpiece into its true English equivalent.