“Compared with the former works of the authoress of ‘The Queen of Connaught’ this novel must be pronounced second to none.”—_Graphic._ AN INNOCENT SINNER. By MABEL COLLINS, Author of “Too Red a Dawn,” “In the Flower of Her Youth,” &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d. “Miss Collins, who writes with correctness and vigour, has chosen in ‘An Innocent Sinner’ to rely for interest on an entirely new combination of circumstances. This ... is elaborated with some skill.”—_Athenæum._ “Thinkers, who are not too wise in their own conceit, will give the book a much higher place in their esteem than is usually accorded to a work of fiction.... The book is one that ought to be both read and studied.”—_Whitehall Review._ “Decidedly remarkable, and very well worth reading.”—_Morning Post._ “Of peculiar originality and power.... For her freedom from extravagance in dealing with a topic which makes extravagance an almost irresistible temptation, Miss Collins must be especially commended.”—_Globe._ “Must certainly be acquitted of any tendency to the conventional or commonplace—the besetting sin of the novelists of the day.... The situation is, no doubt, a delicate one, but we do not think the author’s treatment of it can be fairly objected to on the score of propriety or good taste.”—_Graphic._ “There are both prettiness and ingenuity in the novel which Miss Mabel Collins, the clever daughter of a gifted father, has written—‘An Innocent Sinner.’ There is a grace and a power, as well as a strangeness, about the book which will secure for it many readers.”—_World._ HOW HE WON HER. By MRS. EILOART, Author of “The Dean’s Wife,” “My Lady Clare,” “Some of Our Girls,” &c., &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d. A FATAL PASSION. By MRS. ALEXANDER FRASER, Author of “A Professional Beauty,” “Guardian and Lover,” &c., &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d. SINK OR SWIM. By MRS. HOUSTOUN, Author of “Recommended to Mercy,” “Lost in the Crowd,” &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d. EYRE OF BLENDON. By ANNIE THOMAS (Mrs. Pender Cudlip), Author of “Friends and Lovers,” “Allerton Towers,” &c., &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d. GUARDIAN AND LOVER. By MRS. ALEXANDER FRASER, Author of “A Peeress of 1882,” “A Professional Beauty,” &c., &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d. THREE FAIR DAUGHTERS. By LAURENCE BROOKE, Author of “The Queen of Two Worlds,” &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d. “This is a novel which shows real literary skill and no small acquaintance with his craft in its author.”—_Spectator._ “Mr. Brooke has told well what he had to tell, and has produced three readable volumes, natural, entertaining, and fairly artistic.... ‘Three Fair Daughters’ is a pretty and a prettily-written tale.”—_Athenæum._