“... Rhythmical in its flow and deliciously choice in language ... indicating a deep acquaintance with human nature, while there is throughout a tone that speaks plainly of a high realization of the divine purpose in life.... Not the least charming characteristic is its richness in pen-and-ink pictures marked by rare beauty and presenting irresistibly that which the poet saw in his mind’s eye.... We confidently promise that any one taking it up will enjoy the reading throughout, that is, if there is any poetry in him.”—_Boston Evening Journal._ BOOKS BY PROFESSOR RAYMOND =Dante and Collected Verse.= 16mo, cloth, gilt top =$1.25= “Epigram, philosophy, history—these are the predominant elements ... which masterly construction, pure diction, and lofty sentiment unite in making a glowing piece of blank verse.”—_Chicago Herald._ “The poems will be read with keenest enjoyment by all who appreciate literary genius, refined sentiment, and genuine culture. The publication is a gem throughout.”—_New Haven Leader._ “The poet and the reformer contend in Professor Raymond. When the latter has the mastery, we respond to the justice, the high ideals, the truth of all he says—and says with point and vigor—but when the poet conquers, the imagination soars.... The mountain poems are the work of one with equally high ideals of life and of song.”—_Glasgow_ (Scotland) _Herald_. “Brother Jonathan can not claim many great poets, but we think he has ‘struck oil,’ in Professor Raymond.”—_Western_ (England) _Morning News_. “This brilliant composition ... gathers up and concentrates for the reader more of the reality of the great Italian than is readily gleaned from the author of the _Inferno_ himself.”—_Oakland Enquirer._ =Pictures in Verse.= With 20 illustrations by Maud Stumm. Square 8vo, in ornamental cloth covers =$.75= “Little love poems of a light and airy character, describing pretty rustic scenes, or domestic interiors.... As charming for its illustrations as for its reading matter.”—_Detroit Free Press._ “Simple songs of human every-day experience ... with a twinkle of homely humor and a wholesome reflection of domestic cheer. We like his optimistic sentiments, and unspoiled spirit of boyishness when he strikes the chord of love. It is all very true and good.”—_The Independent._ =The Mountains about Williamstown.= With an introduction by M. M. Miller, and 35 full-page illustrations from original photographs; oblong shape, cloth, gilt edges. Net, postpaid =$2.00=