A Woman of Shawmut. A Romance of Colonial Times. (Boston, 1640.) By EDMUND JANES CARPENTER. With 12 charming full-page illustrations and numerous chapter-headings from pen-and-ink drawings by F. T. Merrill. 16mo. Cloth, extra, gilt top, $1.25. Has qualities placing it _among the prose poems of recent literature_.—_Boston Journal._ Clever pictures of old Boston.—_Boston Transcript._ A decidedly artistic specimen of bookmaking.—_Boston Gazette._ Carine, a Story of Sweden. By LOUIS ÉNAULT. Translated from the French by Linda De Kowalewska. With thirty-nine Illustrations by Louis K. Harlow. 16mo. Cloth, gilt top, $1.25. Uniform with “A Woman of Shawmut.” Swedish life in all its varying domestic aspects, as seen from intimacy with cultivated and refined people, is _revealed with exquisite fidelity_; and the portrayal of Carine’s problematic character is elaborated in a veritably artistic manner. _The whole story has the idyllic touch._—_Boston Beacon._ Lyrics and Legends. By NORA PERRY, author of “After the Ball,” “A Flock of Girls and Their Friends,” etc. Illustrated by Edmund H. Garrett. 16mo. Cloth, gilt top, $1.25. Many of the songs have already sung themselves into the hearts of those who love beautiful thought in beautiful form.—_Public Opinion._ LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., Publishers. FOOTNOTE: [1] The Polish word for angel is _aniol_, distorted by the old woman into _jamiol_, which is pronounced _yamyol_. * * * * * * Transcriber’s note: Obvious errors were corrected.