JOSEPH CONRAD VICTORY H. G. WELLS BEALBY ARNOLD BENNETT A GREAT MAN ANTHONY HOPE A YOUNG MAN'S YEAR C. N. and A. M. WILLIAMSON SECRET HISTORY GEORGE A. BIRMINGHAM GOSSAMER MARJORIE BOWEN BECAUSE OF THESE THINGS D. H. LAWRENCE THE RAINBOW RICHARD PRYCE DAVID PENSTEPHEN W. PETT RIDGE THE KENNEDY PEOPLE E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM Mr. GREX OF MONTE CARLO LADY TROUBRIDGE THE EVIL DAY Mrs. HENRY DUDENEY THE SECRET SON ASHTON HILLIERS DEMI-ROYAL P. G. WODEHOUSE SOMETHING NEW H. C. BAILEY THE HIGHWAYMAN SAX ROHMER THE YELLOW CLAW MAURICE DRAKE THE OCEAN SLEUTH CONSTANCE COTTERELL THE PERPETUAL CHOICE EVELYN APTED CHARLES QUANTRILL MARJORIE L. PICKTHALL LITTLE HEARTS ORDER FORM To.............................. ........................................ Kindly send me the several books which I have marked on the above list. Name.................................... Address................................. [P.T.O. =VICTORY. By Joseph Conrad,= Author of 'Chance.' In this story Mr. Conrad returns to the manner of his famous early romance, _The Outcast of the Island_. The principal character, a lawless adventurer called 'Enchanted Heyst,' is one of the great figures in Mr. Conrad's gallery; the scene is laid in and about the tropical island of Samburan; and the theme is love and jealousy. =BEALBY. By H. G. Wells.= This new novel is a feast of fast and furious fun. Mr. Wells throws problems of all sorts to the dogs, and revels in the diverting adventures of a small boy who, in the course of one brief week, works havoc in the lives of many people. Delightful people are they all, as portrayed by Mr. Wells, from the self-important, philosophic Lord Chancellor down to the socialistic (and very dirty) tramp. =A GREAT MAN. By Arnold Bennett,= Author of 'Clayhanger.'