A volume of connected sketches of country life in the South. It is on the order of Miss Pool’s recent book entitled “In a Dike Shanty” which received such favorable comment. It is not sensational; it is not exciting; it is merely peaceful and pleasing, with a quiet current of delightful humor running all through. MARTIN J. PRITCHARD. =WITHOUT SIN=; a novel. 12mo. $1.25. Second edition. The NEW YORK JOURNAL gave a half-page review of the book and proclaimed it “the most startling novel yet.” “Abounds in situations of thrilling interest. A unique and daring book.”--REVIEW OF REVIEWS (London). “One is hardly likely to go far wrong in predicting that WITHOUT SIN will attract abundant notice. Too much can scarcely be said in praise of Mr. Pritchard’s treatment of his subject.”--ACADEMY (London). “The very ingenious way in which improbable incidents are made to appear natural, the ingenious manner in which the story is sustained to the end, the undoubted fascination of the writing, and the convincing charm of the principal characters, are just what make this novel so deeply dangerous while so intensely interesting.”--THE WORLD (London). =CHAP-BOOK STORIES=; a volume of Reprints from the Chap-Book, by OCTAVE THANET, GRACE ELLERY CHANNING, MARIA LOUISE POOL, AND OTHERS. 16mo. $1.25. The authors of this volume are all American. Beside the well-known names, there are some which were seen in the Chap-Book for the first time. The volume is bound in an entirely new and startling fashion. =CHAP-BOOK ESSAYS=, by T. W. HIGGINSON, LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON, H. H. BOYESEN, H. W. MABIE, AND OTHERS. 16mo. $1.25. Essays, by the most distinguished living writers, which it has been judged worth preserving in more permanent form than the issues of the Chap-Book could give. ALBERT KINROSS. =THE FEARSOME ISLAND=; being a Modern rendering of the narrative of one Silas Fordred, Master Mariner of Hythe, whose shipwreck and subsequent adventures are herein set forth. Also an appendix accounting in a rational manner for the seeming marvels that Silas Fordred encountered during his sojourn on the fearsome island of Don Diego Rodriguez. With a cover designed by Frank Hazenplug. 16mo. $1.25. GABRIELE D’ANNUNZIO. =EPISCOPO AND COMPANY.= Translated by Myrta Leonora Jones. 16mo. $1.25. Gabriele d’Annunzio is the best known and most gifted of modern Italian novelists. His work is making a great sensation at present in all literary circles. The translation now offered gives the first opportunity English-speaking readers have had to know him in their own language. ARTHUR MORRISON. =A CHILD OF THE JAGO=; a novel of the East End of London, by the author of “Tales of Mean Streets.” 12mo. $1.50.