=I am the King.= Being the Account of some Happenings in the Life of Godfrey de Bersac, Crusader Knight. By SHEPPARD STEVENS. 16mo. Cloth, extra. $1.25. A fresh and invigorating piece of reading.--_Nashville American._ Characterized by those graceful touches which belong to true and pure romanticism.--_Boston Herald._ It has the straightforwardness of the old-time story-teller.--_St. Louis Globe-Democrat._ =The Duke's Servants. A Romance.= By SIDNEY HERBERT BURCHELL, author of "In the Days of King James." 12mo. Cloth, extra. $1.50. A highly successful romance, of general interest and of creditable workmanship.--_London Athenæum._ =Pastor Naudié's Young Wife.= By ÉDOUARD ROD. Translated from the French by BRADLEY GILMAN. 12mo. Cloth. $1.25. M. Rod's new novel is a study of French Protestantism, and its scene is laid in La Rochelle and Montauban, the two Huguenot strongholds. It was first published in the "Revue des Deux Mondes," and at once achieved success. "M. Rod's work," says Edmund Gosse in the "Contemporary Review," "whether in criticism or fiction, always demands attention." "The Catholics," says a writer in "Literature," "praise the book because they find in it arguments against their adversaries; the Protestants, while protesting that the author, because he writes in the clerical _Gaulois_, is none of theirs, read it to discover personal allusions to their spiritual guides." =The Kinship of Souls. A Narrative.= By REUEN THOMAS. 12mo. Cloth, extra. $1.50. The author of this work is well known through his connection with the ministry. The volume gives an account of a trip made by a philosophical professor, his intellectual daughter, and a young theological student, including descriptions of various portions of England and Germany visited by the persons of the narrative. The undogmatic way in which the author discusses theology and philosophy will interest the serious-minded. =King or Knave, Which Wins?= An Old Tale of Huguenot Days. Edited by WILLIAM HENRY JOHNSON. 12mo. Cloth, extra. $1.50. This is a sequel to the author's successful romance of the time of Henry of Navarre, entitled "The King's Henchman." Much of its interest centres in the personality of the famous Gabrielle d'Estrées and the efforts of Henry of Navarre to obtain possession of the throne of France. =The Miracles of Antichrist.= By SELMA LAGERLÖF. Author of "The Story of Gösta Berling." Translated from the Swedish by PAULINE BANCROFT FLACH. 12mo. Cloth, extra. $1.50.