* * * * * _UNIFORM WITH THE ABOVE._ THE PROMISED LAND. Pall Mall Gazette. “A story simple and strong, with much quiet pathos, keen analytic power, and graphic picturing of character and place. It is a book to read, enjoy, and muse over, both for its domestic and political interest.” Scotsman. “It is told with so equable an art and with so much fidelity, both to the general life which a reader of any nationality can understand, and to the local conditions to Denmark, that it is always full of a quiet intense interest. The English version is throughout well done, and it has the advantage of a series of pleasant illustrations from the pen of Miss Nelly Erichsen.” Manchester Guardian. “It is impossible to read it without feeling that Henrik Pontoppidan is an artist of the first rank.” * * * * * Crown 8vo, cloth. 3s. 6d. net. THE STORY OF A MARRIAGE. BY MRS. ALFRED BALDWIN, AUTHOR OF “WHERE TOWN AND COUNTRY MEET,” ETC. ILLUSTRATED BY J. AYTON SYMINGTON. Pall Mall Gazette. “We have not seen for some time anything that, without any suggestion of imitation, more vividly recalls the manner of George Eliot than do some of Mrs. Baldwin’s characters.” National Observer. “Mrs. Baldwin has a very pleasant humour of her own, and a rare gift of characterisation.” Athenæum. “‘The Story of a Marriage’ shows considerable promise for the future of its author. It contains several excellent character-sketches, drawn with real humour and insight.” St. James’s Gazette. “Uncommonly well written.” * * * * * Crown 8vo, cloth, gilt top. 3s. 6d. net. THE SHADOW ON THE BLIND, AND OTHER GHOST STORIES. BY MRS. ALFRED BALDWIN, AUTHOR OF “THE STORY OF A MARRIAGE,” ETC. ILLUSTRATED BY J. AYTON SYMINGTON. Leeds Mercury. “For those who love a good, downright, thrilling tale of the supernatural, just the thing.” Pall Mall Gazette. “A handful of weird stories, as calculated to ‘freeze our blood’ as were the Fat Boy’s revelations to the Maiden Aunt. Are a welcome collection for the lovers of the supernatural.” Scotsman. “Believe or disbelieve it as you like; at least you cannot deny that it is a capital story and well told.” Athenæum. “The author shows considerable skill in working up to a climax.” * * * * * Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. net. each. THE ILLUSTRATED NOVELS OF ALPHONSE DAUDET. TARTARIN OF TARASCON. TARTARIN ON THE ALPS. KINGS IN EXILE. ARTISTS’ WIVES. RECOLLECTIONS OF A LITERARY MAN. THIRTY YEARS OF PARIS. JACK. 2 vols. ROBERT HELMONT. Globe.