A delightfully sympathetic tale of four old ante-bellum Kentuckians. Men's friendship has never before been portrayed with such literary delicacy and charm. We have printed this charming narrative in clear type, on good paper and bound it artistically. Introduction by John H. McGraw, ex-Governor of Washington. We have inserted an excellent likeness of Judge Allen, the author. You will read these CHRONICLES more than once. It is worthy of a second reading. _Illustrated. $1.50 net; postage, 10 cents_ * * * * * T H E R O A D _o f_ L I F E A Dramatic Poem, by Marion Couthouy Smith. With shorter poems reprinted by permission from the leading magazines. "Miss Smith's verse rings as clear and true as a clarion call." _$1.00 net; postage, 5 cents_. THE ALICE HARRIMAN COMPANY 542 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK _and_ SEATTLE 318 DENNY BUILDING * * * * * Transcriber's note The following changes have been made to the text: Page 89: "She clnug to him" changed to "She clung to him". Page 289 "like the the cauterizing" changed to "like the cauterizing". End of Project Gutenberg's A Man of Two Countries, by Alice Harriman