“Anatole France is a writer whose personality is very strongly reflected in his works.... To reproduce his evanescent grace and charm is not to be lightly achieved, but the translators have done their work with care, distinction, and a very happy sense of the value of words.”--_Daily Graphic._ “We must now all read all of Anatole France. The offer is too good to be shirked. He is just Anatole France, the greatest living writer of French.”--_Daily Chronicle._ _Complete Limited Edition in English_ Under the general editorship of Frederic Chapman. 8vo., special light-weight paper, wide margins, Caslon type, bound in red and gold, gilt top, and papers from designs by Beardsley, initials by Ospovat. _$2.00 per volume_ (except Joan of Arc), _postpaid_. The Red Lily. Translated by WINIFRED STEPHENS. The Well of Saint Clare. Translated by ALFRED ALLINSON. Mother of Pearl. Translated by FREDERIC CHAPMAN, Containing: The Procurator of Judea Our Lady’s Juggler Amycus and Celestine Madam de Luzy, etc. The Garden of Epicurus. Translated by ALFRED R. ALLINSON, Containing: In the Elysian Fields Card Houses Careers for Women The Priory, etc. The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard. Translated by LAFCADIO HEARN. This novel was “crowned” by the French Academy in 1881, the author being received into membership in 1896. “The highest presentation of France’s many qualities and gifts is to be found in this exquisite book.” Joan of Arc. Translated by WINIFRED STEPHENS. 2 volumes. _$8.00 net per set._ _Postage extra._ “This is an epoch-making book.... Beneath the simplicity of the mediæval narrative there may still be discerned the delicious irony and the delicate subtle humor of the novels.”--WINIFRED STEPHENS in “_French Novelists of Today_.” DOLF WYLLARDE _12mo_ _$1.50 each_ “Dolf Wyllarde sees life with clear eyes and puts down what she sees with a fearless pen.... More than a little of the flavor of Kipling, in the good old days of Plain Tales from the Hills.”--_New York Globe._ Mafoota A Romance of Jamaica “The plot has a resemblance to that of Wilkie Collins’ ‘The New Magdalen,’ but the heroine is a puritan of the strictest type; the subject matter is like ‘The Helpmate.’”--_Springfield Republican._ As Ye Have Sown “A brilliant story dealing with the world of fashion.” Captain Amyas “Masterly.”--_San Francisco Examiner._ “Startlingly plain spoken.”--_Louisville Courier-Journal._ The Rat Trap “The literary sensation of the year.”--_Philadelphia Item._ The Story of Eden “Bold and outspoken, a startling book.”--_Chicago Record-Herald._ “A real feeling of brilliant sunshine and exhilarating air.”--_Spectator._ Rose-White Youth. ⁂ The love-story of a young girl. The Pathway of the Pioneer.