By E. L. DOON. Extra crown 8vo. 6_s._ _Bookman._--“The story told in this series of letters has the supreme merits of simplicity and naturalness, and the letters also abound in pleasant anecdotes and in happy turns of phrase. We congratulate Miss Doon upon a very likeable piece of work.” _Westminster Gazette._--“It touches many interests, and has points in it which will appeal to almost every reader.” _T. P.’s Weekly._--“There is real love of the country and understanding of it in every page.” _Birmingham Post._--“The book is written with great taste and charm, and breathes a delightful sense of quiet humour, sanity of outlook, and a fine spirit of camaraderie.” LONDON: MACMILLAN AND CO., LTD. _R. Clay and Sons, Ltd., Brunswick St., S.E._ Transcriber’s Note: Punctuations has been standardised. Spelling and hyphenation have been retained as in the original publication except as follows. Page 131 and rather sot in my ways _changed to_ and rather set in my ways End of Project Gutenberg's Incredible Adventures, by Algernon Blackwood