=Ivan the Fool, and Other Stories.=—By LEO TOLSTOI. Translated direct from the Russian by Count Norraikow, with illustrations by the celebrated Russian artist, Gribayédoff. Cloth, 12mo, $1.00. “The stories in this volume are wonderfully simple and pure.”—_Detroit Free Press._ “As creations of fancy they take high rank.”—_Boston Transcript._ “‘Ivan the Fool’ is one of the most interesting and suggestive of Tolstoi’s fables, and the work of translation is admirably performed.”—_Chicago Standard._ =Life IS Worth Living, and Other Stories.=—By LEO TOLSTOI. Translated direct from the Russian by Count Norraikow. This work, unlike some of his later writings, shows the great writer at his best. The stories, while entertaining in themselves, are written for a purpose, and contain abundant food for reflection. Illustrated. Cloth, 12mo, $1.00. =Merry Tales.=—By MARK TWAIN. The opening volume of the new “Fiction, Fact, and Fancy Series.” Contains some of the author’s favorite sketches, including his personal reminiscences of the war as given in “The Private History of a Campaign that Failed.” Cloth, 12mo, 75 cents. “Very readable and amusing tales they are.”—_New York Sun._ “Thousands will welcome in permanent form these delicious bits of humor.”—_Boston Traveller._ “These tales are now brought together in an attractive and convenient volume which all those who enjoy the author’s inimitable humor will appreciate.”—_Public Opinion._ “Some of these stories are deep with pathos: others bubble over with humor. All of them are intensely interesting and readable from the opening sentence to the closing line.”—_New Orleans States._ Poetry. =Selected Poems by Walt Whitman.=—Chosen and edited by Arthur Stedman. Shortly before Mr. Whitman’s death, the old poet for the first time consented to the publication of a selection from “Leaves of Grass,” embracing his most popular short poems and representative passages from his longer lyrical efforts. Arranged for home and school use. With a portrait of the author. (“Fiction, Fact, and Fancy Series.”) Cloth, 12mo, 75 cents. “Mr. Stedman’s choice is skilfully made.”—_The Nation._ “The volume represents all that is best in Walt Whitman.”—_San Francisco Chronicle._ “That in Walt Whitman which is virile and bardic, lyrically fresh and sweet, or epically grand and elemental, will be preserved to the edification of young men and maidens, as well as of maturer folk.”—_Hartford Courant._ “The intention of the editor has been to offer those of Whitman’s poems which are most truly representative of his genius. The selections have been well made, and those who have yet to make acquaintance with this most original of American poets will have reason to thank the publishers for this little volume.”—_Boston Transcript._