I have never seen, but I like to think of the quiet room in London, where she lies to-day in the white beauty of her age. Nearly ninety years have passed since the little girl-baby woke to life among the blossoms of the City of Flowers; more than half a century has gone by since the Lady with the Lamp passed like light along the corridors of the Barrack Hospital; yet still Florence Nightingale lives and loves, still her thoughts go out in tenderness and compassion toward all who are "in trouble, sorrow, need, sickness, or any other adversity." Let us think of that quiet room as one of the holy places of the earth; let us think of her, and take our leave of her, with loving and thankful hearts. THE END. STORIES FOR YOUNG READERS =JOURNEYS OF THE KIT KAT CLUB.= _Illustrated. 8vo. $2.00 Net._ By William R. A. Wilson. A beautifully illustrated volume filled with interesting and salient features of English history, folk-lore, politics, and scenery. =BUTT CHANLER, FRESHMAN.= _Illustrated. 12mo. $1.50._ By James Shelley Hamilton, Amherst '06. College sports are always a subject of interest to young readers, and here are incidents that are dear to all college associates. "The story is breezy, bright, and clean."--_The Bookseller, New York_. =WILLIAMS OF WEST POINT.= _Illustrated. 12mo. $1.50._ By Lieut. Hugh S. Johnson. A story of West Point under the old code. "Every boy with red blood in his veins will pronounce it a corker."--_The Globe, Boston._ =THE SUBSTITUTE.= _Illustrated. 12mo. $1.50._ By Walter Camp. "Presents the ideal to football enthusiasts. The author's name is guarantee of the accuracy of descriptions of the plays."--_The Courant, Hartford, Conn._ =THE FOREST RUNNERS.= _Illustrated in Color. 12mo. $1.50._ By Joseph A. Altsheler. This story deals with the further adventures of the two young woodsmen in the history of Kentucky who were heroes in "The Young Trailers." The story is full of thrills to appeal to every boy who loves a good story. D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, NEW YORK. TWO GOOD NOVELS. =Cy Whittaker's Place.= A Novel of Cape Cod Life, by Joseph C. Lincoln, Author of "Mr. Pratt," "Cap'n Eri," etc. 27 illustrations by Wallace Morgan, colored inlay on cover. 12mo. Cloth, $1.50. Cape Cod life, as pictured by Joseph C. Lincoln, is delightful in its homeliness, its wholesomeness, its quaint simplicity. The plot of this novel revolves around a little girl whom an old bachelor, Cy Whittaker, adopts. Her education is too stupendous a task for the old man to attempt alone, so he calls in two old cronies and they form a "Board of Strategy." A dramatic story of unusual merit then develops, and through it all runs that rich vein of humor which has won for the author a fixed place in the hearts of thousands of readers. Cy Whittaker is the David Harum of Cape Cod. =The Whispering Man.=