5. Mireio: A Provencal Poem. By FREDERIC MISTRAL. Translated by H. W. PRESTON. Frontispiece by JOSEPH PENNELL. 6. Lyrics. Selected from the Works of A. MARY F. ROBINSON (Mdme. Jas. Darmesteter). Frontispiece. [_Nearly Ready._ 7. Poems of Robert Surtees. Introduction by EDWARD PEACOCK. [_In Preparation._ _A few copies of the Edition de Luxe of the earlier Volumes in the Series may still be had. Prices on application._ * * * * * _THE PSEUDONYM LIBRARY._ Under this title will be published a collection of entirely New Novels and Romances, neatly printed and tastefully bound. They will be specially suited by their brightness and originality for holiday reading. _24mo., cloth, price 1s. 6d. each._ 1. Mademoiselle Ixe. By LANOE FALCONER. [_Ready._ 2. The Story of Eleanor Lambert. By MAGDALEN BROOKE. [_Nearly Ready_ 3. The Mystery of the Campagna; and, a Shadow on a Wave. By VON DEGEN. [_In Preparation._ _OTHER VOLUMES ARE IN ACTIVE PREPARATION._ LONDON: T. FISHER UNWIN, PATERNOSTER SQUARE, E.C. * * * * * Transcriber's note: page 3: "Hamburgh" changed to "Hamburg" for consistency. page 24: "sactimonious" changed to "sanctimonious" (to hear him in a sanctimonious voice). page 30: "workohuse" changed to "workhouse" (straight out ot the workhouse). page 39: missing closing bracket ")" added (... engaged as a matron.)) page 61: removed duplicate "not" (They did not laugh at nothing). page 85: word "I" added which appears to have been misprinted (next forenoon ... I was outside). page 143: "Kankas" changed to "Kanakas" (expected a hundred Kanakas shortly). page 216: "dassengers" changed to "passengers" (volunteers, although passengers). page 221: "draging" changed to "dragging" (horse in dragging oneself). page 306: "monoply" changed to "monopoly" (break through the monopoly). page 330: "ou" changed to "out" (A man had then come out). page 348: "Pal." changed to "Pall" (Pall Mall Gazette).