WITH EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS BY GORDON BROWNE _In one vol., cloth, gilt edges, price 5s._ Some Press Opinions The Spectator:--"The book is extremely good reading from end to end; it abounds in entertaining and exciting episodes, is wholly void of sentimentality, and enforces in the most unmistakable and wholesome way the duty of straight and manly conduct." The Standard:--"Boys will be delighted with this faithful record of public school life. It shows up without the smallest priggishness, or the least hint of lecturing or sermonising, that side of the English public school of which we are so proud--the fine, broad standard of a gentleman that the well-bred boy sets up for himself." The Daily Telegraph:--"_Godfrey Marten, Schoolboy_, may rank with the very small number of books which treat successfully of boy-life.... It is a bright, stirring story, and should find a hearty welcome." Morning Post:--"_Godfrey Marten_ will rejoice the heart of many a lad. Mr. Turley knows boys and writes lovingly of them. His story is vivacious, the heroes are real live ones, the style is racy and true to reality in its descriptions of masters, boys and sports, and even in its use of school slang, the book throughout is clean, wholesome and manly." The Times:--"Returning to Mr. Turley's book after a year's interval we are more than ever taken by its quiet, unassuming merits and a certain insidious charm. Thinking over other school books we can recall nothing nearer to boy nature than this, nor any that has greater interest as a story." The Guardian:--"The book is a wholesome one; the boys are gentlemen, the games are described with spirit, and some of the difficulties of public school life are treated in a healthy and helpful way. Moreover it is written for boys rather than about them, and the author succeeds in looking at things from a boy's point of view." LONDON: WILLIAM HEINEMANN, 21, Bedford Street, W.C. End of Project Gutenberg's Godfrey Marten, Undergraduate, by Charles Turley