"Mr. Le Queux is so true to his own style that any one familiar with his books would certainly guess him to be the author, even if his name were not given."--_Methodist Recorder._ "'As good wine needs no bush' so no mystery story by Mr. Le Queux, the popular weaver of tales of crime, needs praise for its skill. Any novel with this author's name appended is sure to be ingenious in design and cleverly worked out."--_Bookseller._ "Mr. Le Queux is always reliable. The reader who picks up any of his latest novels knows what to expect."--_Bookman._ "Mr. Le Queux's admirers are legion, and the issue of a new novel is to them one of the most felicitous events that can happen."--_Newcastle Daily Chronicle._ "Mr. Le Queux is the master of the art of mystery-creating."--_Liverpool Daily Post._ A Descriptive List of NASH'S Two-Shilling NOVELS The greatest popular success of modern publishing. Autumn 1911 Exactly like 6/- Novels in size :: :: quality and appearance :: :: Recognisable everywhere by their green cloth covers on which are coloured medallions NASH'S 2/- NOVELS LATEST VOLUMES _An Exchange of Souls_ By Barry Pain _The Arrest of Arsene Lupin_ By Maurice Leblanc _The Perfume of the Lady in Black_ By Gaston Leroux _The Lady of the Hundred Dresses_ By S. R. Crockett _The Silent House_ By Louis Tracy _Hushed Up_ By William Le Queux _Yellow Men and Gold_ By Gouverneur Morris NASH'S 2/- NOVELS _VOLUMES ALREADY ISSUED_ MYSTERY & DETECTIVE STORIES +The Hollow Needle+ _By Maurice Leblanc_ A story of Arsene Lupin, the greatest, most ingenious and most daring criminal in modern fiction. "A thrilling and fascinating story ... not less exciting or less mystifying than its predecessors."--_Liverpool Daily Post._ "Well worthy of its place in the famous set of adventures."--_Observer._ +The Black Spider+ _By Carlton Dawe_ "Described as a sensational story of a female 'Raffles' this tale ... in every way lives up to its description."--_Birmingham Daily Post._ "Full of thrills from beginning to end."--_Western Mail._ "An extremely powerful story ... well worked out, and the mixture of romance with a story of the 'Raffles' type is well calculated to please."--_T.P.'s Weekly._ +The Window at The White Cat+ _by Mary Roberts Rinehart_ _Author of "The Circular Staircase," etc._ "The plot is skilful and the incidents exciting. It is something more than a mere detective story: there is character in it, and a pleasant love story, and a quite refreshing sense of humour."--_The Outlook._ "We greatly enjoyed the brisk dialogue and the unexpected ending."--_Evening Times._ +The Wife He Never Saw+ _By Max Marcin_