“Mr. Ascott R. Hope now occupies the foremost place as a writer of fiction for the schoolboy, and as he never produces a weak book, and never disappoints his clients, his name is always a sufficient passport.”—_School Board Chronicle._ WITH EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS ON TONED PAPER. Second edition, small crown 8vo., 384 pp., cloth, price 3s. 6d.; gilt edges, 4s. =Stories of Young Adventurers. By= ASCOTT R. HOPE, Author of “Stories of Whitminster,” etc., etc. A YOUNG TURK. A WHITE INDIAN. A SLAVE BOY’S STORY. A SOLDIER BOY’S STORY. A SAILOR BOY’S STORY. A YOUNG YANKEE ON THE WAR PATH. FOUR SONS OF ALBION. A GIRL’S STORY. AN ADVENTURER AT THE ANTIPODES. AN ADVENTURER AT HOME. “Mr. Hope is one of the best of living writers of boys’ books, and we do not think we over-estimate the merits of the book before us if we say it is one of his best. The idea is a happy one.... The result is altogether as successful as the idea is happy.”—_Birmingham Daily Post._ “Good, wholesome, stirring reading for boys of all ages. The scenes of these adventures are laid in every quarter of the globe, and they include every variety of peril.”—_World._ “Mr. Ascott Hope has hit upon a really excellent idea in his ‘Stories of Young Adventurers,’ and carried it out with admirable success.... It would be difficult to pick out a better book of its kind; young readers will hang over every page with an absorbing interest, and all the time will be imbibing some useful historical information. We should like to think that so thoroughly good a book will be in the hands of a great many boyish readers.”—_Guardian._ “Sure to make the eyes of our boys gleam.... The tone is healthy and robust, and for its kind the book is one of the best we know.”—_Sword and Trowel._ “A debt of gratitude is due to Mr. Hope.... The work is as good as the design.”—_Athenæum._ WITH EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS ON TONED PAPER. Small crown 8vo., 384 pp., cloth, price 3s. 6d.; gilt edges, 4s. =A Book of Boyhoods. By Ascott R.= HOPE, Author of “Our Homemade Stories,” etc. A NEW ENGLAND BOY. A BRAVE BOY. A FRENCH SCHOOLBOY. A SCHOOLBOY OF THE OLDEN TIME. A BLUECOAT BOY. A STABLE BOY. A REBEL BOY. A MYSTERIOUS BOY. A BLIND BOY. “Well planned, well written, and well named.... Mr. Hope has told these stories with much dramatic power and effect, and has produced a book which will delight all healthy-minded lads.”—_Scotsman._ “Stories of all sorts of boys, who in different countries and circumstances, in peace or in war, at school or at work, at home or out in the world, by land or by sea, have gone through experiences worth relating.... The work is just such a volume as we would like to see in the hands of our schoolboys, and of those who are emerging into the busy haunts of business and anxiety.”—_Yorkshire Gazette._