=By LAURIDS BRUUN= (Danish) Translated by DAVID PRITCHARD Crown 8vo Cloth =7s. 6d. net= “A most remarkable book ... a very charming love story, well worth reading, and of quite an unusual kind.”--_Court Journal._ “A charming love story.”--_Scotsman._ “An extremely frank piece of self-revelation ... vivid and picturesque ... a romance related with insight and charm.” _Liverpool Courier._ “Realistic freshness ... frank and fascinating.” _Southport Guardian._ “Full of memorable pictures and breathes a comfortable atmosphere of blue seas and skies, coral reefs and fertile nature.” _Egyptian Gazette._ CHILD PSYCHOLOGY--I The Soul-life of a Child in its First Four Years =By VILHELM RASMUSSEN= (Danish) Translated by G. G. BERRY With a Preface by Prof. HARALD HOFFDING Crown 8vo Cloth =3s. 6d. net= “An excellent translation of an admirable Danish book which bids fair to become a classic.”--_Glasgow Herald._ “An interesting study.”--_Times Educational Supplement._ “The most remarkable book of its kind that has been published in this country for many years.”--_Court Journal._ CHILD PSYCHOLOGY--II The Kindergarten Child =By VILHELM RASMUSSEN= (Danish) Translated by DAVID PRITCHARD Crown 8vo Cloth =5s. net= This, the second volume of the series, deals with the development of the child from the age of 3-4 years until completion of its sixth or seventh year. Following the same lines as in the previous work, the author gives, from actual experience and observation as parent and teacher, a clear and thorough presentment of the child’s physical and mental growth, its conception of the world around, its mode of expression, feelings and will, and its moral and ethical ideas. The book with its wealth of examples direct from actual life, will appeal to all who care for children. MERLIN’S ISLE A Study of Rudyard Kipling’s England By W. WORSTER Crown 8vo Cloth =2s. 6d. net= “Packed from cover to cover with good criticism and good sense ... one of the best essays in criticism yet devoted to Mr. Kipling’s work.” _Daily Telegraph._ “The best study of English traits which has yet appeared in print.” _Schoolmaster._ “A charming analysis ... in many ways the best book on Kipling.” _Court Journal._ “... this live and charming little book.”--_Graphic._ “A charming and understanding study of Rudyard Kipling’s England.” _Public Opinion._ “It lays stress on the ethical value of Mr. Kipling’s work, and expounds it with ungrudging admiration and sympathy.”--_Scotsman._ * * * * * Transcriber's Note The following apparent errors have been corrected: p. iii "“GROWTH OF THE SOIL’ “PAN" changed to "“GROWTH OF THE SOIL” “PAN”" p. xxiv "Hamsund" changed to "Hamsun" p. vvxiii "tenperaments" changed to "temperaments" p. 9 "Loos.”" changed to "Loos." p. 27 "Mark hired" changed to "Mack hired"