_Daily Express._--“A supremely beautiful book. Every now and again one reads a book that gives one complete joy, and then analysis and summary become impossible, and all the reviewer can do is to express his gratitude, and to implore his readers to buy or borrow the book and read it for themselves.” _Country Life._--“Mr. Algernon Blackwood has now produced the eagerly anticipated ‘book that “Uncle Paul” wrote,’ and it is the finest he has yet given us ... this delicate and exquisite phantasy.” THE CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY. By EDITH WHARTON. Extra crown 8vo 6_s._ _Daily Graphic._--“It only remains to ask if Mrs. Wharton has made the narrative interesting. She has made it enthralling. We watch Undine with a fearful fascination.... Most brilliant novel.” _Daily Express._--“Mrs. Wharton writes with splendid force and humour. Her book grips, from the beginning to the end.” _Standard._--“We read this book of close on 600 pages at a sitting. Mrs. Wharton’s literary skill is of a high order. Her prose is a delight to read, and her manner captivates us.” _Globe._--“Mrs. Wharton has written a fine novel, or rather, she has not so much written a fine novel as handled finely a big theme. It is surely too late in the day to say that no other woman who writes in English writes so well.” A LAD OF KENT. By HERBERT HARRISON. Illustrated. Extra crown 8vo. 6_s._ _Athenæum._--“Mr. Harrison supplies full measure of adventures, both serious and comic, deftly intermingled, and he introduces to us a variegated crowd of most life-like and interesting personages who play vivid parts in a vivid and convincing manner.... We congratulate the author on an excellent and stirring tale of a most interesting epoch.” _Globe._--“A fine story, grave and gay by turns, and always interesting.” _The Times._--“What lends a special flavour and character to the tale is its continual variety.... A tale which will appeal alike to the manhood in almost any boy and to the spirit of boyhood persistent in most men.” BEHIND THE SCENES IN THE SCHOOLROOM. BEING THE EXPERIENCES OF A YOUNG GOVERNESS. By FLORENCE MONTGOMERY, Author of “Misunderstood.” Extra crown 8vo. 6_s._ _Daily Chronicle._--“Full of the charm of _Misunderstood_.” _Daily Telegraph._--“Miss Montgomery is thoroughly interested in her subject, and writes a thoughtful, individual story.” _Liverpool Daily Post._--“Miss Montgomery’s simple charm of diction and of construction is too well known to the majority of readers to require comment, and it will be sufficient to say of her present story that it is just as attractive as _Misunderstood_, and contains exactly the same qualities.” _Review of Reviews._--“A picture of the ups and downs of the life of a governess and the troubles of her little charges, intermingled with a pleasantly romantic love story.” JOAN’S GREEN YEAR: LETTERS FROM THE MANOR FARM TO HER BROTHER IN INDIA.