She lifted her face trustfully to his, and Gray Eagle watched them gravely over the gate. "I wees' I could make you know what you are to me, my pr-rincess, what it means that you give yourself to me. It is not merely that I love you, my dar-rling, with all the strength that has been gathering in me while the years were adding themselves to my age. And it is not only that I think you are per-rfect, so lovely in the char-racter, and so clever, and so beautiful, my dear white r-rose. It means, besides those things, that you have saved me from the sin of letting my poor powers grow weaker; that you have changed me from a plaything of chance into a man of will and action. I am bor-rn again, my heart's joy, into a world of force and possibility, and you are the queen of the world, most pr-recious." She laid her bright head against his breast. "Will you not say something to me, heart's dear-rest?" "I am too happy, dear, to speak." "And I am too happy to keep still!" They released Gray Eagle from his bondage, and walked along the carriage-road towards the house. "After all, Friedrich, it was Bob who gave us to each other." "Twice over, dear. He sent me to von Sternburg, and he saved my life for--us." "Poor Hilda!" "Poor Bob!" THE END A DAUGHTER OF THE SNOWS. By JACK LONDON. A strong and extremely dramatic story. Its love interest intense. The book is beautifully illustrated in colors from drawings by F. C. Yohn, and is handsomely bound. Illustrated in colors. 12mo. Decorated cloth, $1.50. THE INEVITABLE. By PHILIP VERRILL MIGHELS. The hero of Mr. Mighels's book is an exceedingly interesting and good-looking young fellow of twenty-four years, whose parentage is shrouded in mystery. With frontispiece in colors by John Wolcott Adams. 12mo. Decorated cloth, $1.50. WOVEN WITH THE SHIP. By CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY. Mr. Brady's thousands of readers will derive fresh pleasure from his new book. It has an intensely interesting plot and something happens on every page. Illustrated with stunning drawings by Christy, Leyendecker, Glackens, Parkhurst, and Crawford, and has a striking cover design in colors. Illustrated. 12mo. Decorated cloth, $1.50. * * * * * J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA. ADAM RUSH. By LYNN ROBY MEEKINS. A new and interesting figure in a love story with the charm of country and village life in every chapter. Frontispiece by Francis Day. 12mo. Decorated cloth, $1.50. BREACHLEY--BLACK SHEEP. By LOUIS BECKE. Mr. Becke's work is stamped by vigor of expression and an intensely dramatic imagination. Breachley is the most capable and in many respects the most interesting of his books. 12mo. Decorated cloth, gilt top, $1.50. A BLAZE OF GLORY. By JOHN STRANGE WINTER. A new novel by an author whose thousands of readers attest to her continued popularity. This is one of her strongest and brightest stories. 12mo. Cloth, $1.25. GENTLEMAN GARNET.