=Daily Express.=—“To dive deep into the chronicles of serfdom and tell plainly the story of a long-forgotten deed of noble daring is good work, and thanks are due to Mr. C. Ranger-Gull for his story, ‘The Serf.’ ... The story is wonderfully interesting, and appeals irresistibly to the British temperament.” =Saturday Review.=—“Full as it be of grim realism and ghastly tragedy, it is impossible not to read this book to the bitter end—bitter enough, in all conscience.... The book is without doubt a notable one. It is written in the true spirit of the times which it so eloquently describes.” =Truth.=—“A tale of the life and death of a serf who in the old Norman days struck a blow of vengeance and for freedom. He pierced his lord with three arrows, one for each ravished daughter, and one for freedom, and after thrilling adventures expiates his crime by a death of the most frightful torture. There are so many powerful dramatic scenes in the story that I should think the advertised version of it for the stage would be most effective.” =Outlook.=—“The age is well suggested in its marring elements of sordidness and splendour, fierce cruelty and childlike faith; and the characterisation is strong in many types; brutal lord, drunken priest, and chivalrous _jongleur_. The author achieves a convincing study of twelfth century England, in the mastery of its strongholds, the misery of its serfs’ hovels, and the sanctuary of Holy Church.” GREENING & CO., LTD., LONDON. “BRIMFUL OF CLEVERNESS.”—_STANDARD._ HIS GRACE’S GRACE A NOVEL BY C. RANGER-GULL, Author of “The Serf,” “Back to Lilac Land,” “The Hypocrite,” etc. PRESS OPINIONS. =Standard.=—“Mr. Ranger-Gull is very clever. He can write well, even brilliantly.... Mr. Ranger-Gull opens his story vigorously, and his good spirits never flag. The book is brimful of cleverness.” =Sketch.=—“The novel is well-constructed and brightly written. The reader will have only himself to blame if he does not get some good, hearty laughs.” =Daily Telegraph.=—“The book is amusing, with sufficient plot to awaken the interest, though relying chiefly for its attraction upon its epigrammatic qualities. Mr. Ranger-Gull has put into the mouth of some of his characters remarkably witty and sparkling dialogue, which in itself raises the book above the general average.” =Daily Mail.=—“Sprightly wit is the main feature of Mr. Ranger-Gull’s comedy. It is flippant, jocular, and epigrammatic. Readers who enjoy quips and repartee will find his pages full of them.” =Daily News.=—“A smart and up-to-date novel. The book is readable, and a pleasant companion for a journey. The end, which is pure farce, is wholly delightful.”