"We shall be surprised if Miss Eleanor Cropper's brilliant novel does not achieve an exceptional success."--_Court Journal._ THE GREATNESS OF JOSIAH PORLICK. Anon. "This is a fine book."--_Times._ THE VEIL OF THE TEMPLE. W.H. Mallock. "We have rarely seen the connection between civilization and the postulates of religion more convincingly or incisively emphasized."--_Athenæum._ FORT AMITY. A.T. Quiller-Couch. "A high-pulsing tale of bodily adventure.... It is interesting throughout."--_Times._ TRISTRAM OF BLENT. Anthony Hope. "There is an originality of construction, of character, and of dialogue ... often epigrammatic, often paradoxical, but still more often delightfully humorous."--_Times._ SABRINA WARHAM. Laurence Housman. "The book has much that is true and beautiful."--_Morning Post._ THE LITTLE NEIGHBOUR. Mary Deane. "A fresh, original piece of work, ... a story which we follow with excited curiosity, ... a sweet oasis in the arid desert of modern fiction, and a book that will be remembered when the names of most of the productions of Miss Deane's contemporaries have long been forgotten."--_Court Journal._ THE ROSE SPINNER. Mary Deane. "An exceptionally well-written story."--_Outlook._ TREASURE AND HEART. Mary Deane. "A charming story."--_Times._ HENRY BROCKEN. W.J. de la Mare. "It has been reserved for Mr. de la Mare, if not to create, at any rate to develop, with remarkable skill and picturesqueness, a form of traveller's tale which should appeal to an age thirsting for a fresh literary sensation, and bewailing the absence of any new thing under the sun, with all the charm of an original discovery."--_Spectator._ LESLIE FARQUHAR. Rosaline Masson. "The most attractive Scotch novel that we have read for a long while, ... a novel to be recommended."--_Standard._ THE WIND IN THE ROSE BUSH. Mary E. Wilkins. "Wonderfully artistic and enthralling tales of the supernatural."--_Vanity Fair._ THE HEART'S HIGHWAY. Mary E. Wilkins. THE ODD-JOB MAN. Oliver Onions. "A novel of merit."--_Times._ TALES FROM A FAR RIDING. Oliver Onions. "Clearly conceived and powerfully told ... they are excellent in their peculiar fashion, without a weak spot among them."--_Guardian._ DANNY. Alfred Ollivant. "The work is notable for the fineness of its sympathy and the delicacy of its natural art, as well as new in its kind.... A very real story, of real humour, real pathos, and real character."--_Times._