Mr. Morgan’s line of Shakespeare study being out of the beaten track of commentary and comment, and his “The Shakespearean Myth” or “William Shakespeare and Circumstantial Evidence,” having attracted unusual attention, as well in England as in the United States and Germany--in which last-named countries two editions have been exhausted--the publishers feel that a new volume from the same pen, and embodying the results of five years of further and riper study from Mr. Morgan’s own standpoint, but with better lights, will be welcomed with interest by students of Shakespeare. _Messrs. BENJAMIN & BELL beg to announce that by special arrangement with the author, they have secured the American Market on the FOURTH EDITION, Revised and greatly enlarged, of_ THE BOOK-LOVER’S ENCHIRIDION; OR, THOUGHTS ON _The Solace and Companionship of Books_, Selected from Writers of every age, from Solomon and Cicero to Carlyle, Emerson and Ruskin. BY ALEXANDER IRELAND, _Author of “Memoir and Recollections of Ralph Waldo Emerson,” &c._ 12mo, pp. 512, cloth, gilt tops, uncut edges. Price, $1.50. The sale, within ten months, of two editions of this work encouraged the compiler to prepare a Third Edition, enlarged by the addition of two hundred pages. This, too, was so well received, that the whole impression, consisting of 3,700 copies, has been exhausted in less than nine months. A Fourth Edition, _carefully revised, and with further additions_, is now presented to the public in the hope that the volume may continue to attract a steadily increasing number of thoughtful readers. _This, the Fourth Edition, bound in this country, from English sheets and with English publishers’ imprint, contains almost double the matter of any previous edition sold in America, the Third Edition having been sold exclusively in England. A descriptive circular, containing sample page, fac-simile of title page, and opinions of the Press and Men of Letters, will be sent upon application to the publishers._ THE LONGFELLOW COLLECTORS’ HAND-BOOK. A Bibliography of First Editions. ONLY 250 COPIES PRINTED. 12mo, half parchment, $1.50. This little manual contains exact transcripts of the titles, collations, and detailed descriptions, in order of publication, of every book written or edited by HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW. It is of particular value to collectors, librarians and booksellers, because it describes the anonymous works and the text-books published when LONGFELLOW was a professor at Bowdoin College.