We could not wish for a better representation of the art of Mr. Henry James. In appearance it is only a sketch of a girl who works the telegraph in an office that is part of a grocer's shop in the West End, but as background there is the extravagant world of fashion throwing out disjointed hints of vice and intrigue in messages handed in as indifferently as if the operator were only part of the machine. Nevertheless, she is a woman, too, and feminine interest and curiosity so quicken her wits that she is able to piece together "the high encounter with life, the large and complicated game" of her customers. This, in fact, is the romance in her life, the awakening touch to her imagination, and it is brought into skilful contrast with the passionless commonplace of her own love.--_Academy_. 12mo. Cloth. Uniform with "What Maisie Knew." $1.25. WHAT MAISIE KNEW: A NOVEL Henry James's masterpiece.--_Chicago Times-Herald_. It will rank as one of his most notable achievements.--_New York Sun_. The book contains some of the author's cleverest dialogue.--_New York Tribune_. "What Maisie Knew," taken all in all, contains some of the keenest, most profound analysis which has yet come from the pen of that subtle writer. There is no question that Henry James's latest work will sell.--_New York Commercial Advertiser_. It is quite impossible to ignore that, if the word have any significance and is ever to be used at all, we are here dealing with genius. This is a work of genius as much as Mr. Meredith's best work.--_Pall Mall Gazette_. 12mo. Third impression. $1.50. HERBERT S. STONE & Co., CHICAGO & NEW YOKE. * * * * *