"Once more Tagore demonstrates the universality of his genius; once more he shows how art and true feeling know no racial and no religious lines." _Kentucky Post_. "One reads in 'The Post Office' his own will of symbolism. Simplicity and a pervading, appealing pathos are the qualities transmitted to its lines by the poet." _N. Y. World_. "He writes from his soul; there is neither bombast nor didacticism. His poems bring one to the quiet places where the soul speaks to the soul surely but serenely." _N. Y. American_. * * * * * PUBLISHED BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York =The King of the Dark Chamber= By RABINDRANATH TAGORE Nobel Prizeman in Literature, 1913; Author of "Gitangali," "The Gardener," "The Crescent Moon," "Sadhana," "Chitra," "The Post-Office," etc. Cloth 12 mo, $1.25; leather, $1.75. "The real poetical imagination of it is unchangeable; the allegory, subtle and profound and yet simple, is cast into the form of a dramatic narrative, which moves with unconventional freedom to a finely impressive climax; and the reader, who began in idle curiosity, finds his intelligence more and more engaged until, when he turns the last page, he has the feeling of one who has been moving in worlds not realized, and communing with great if mysterious presences." _The London Globe_. * * * * * PUBLISHED BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York OTHER WORKS BY =RABINDRANATH TAGORE= _Nobel Prizeman in Literature, 1913_ =GITANJALI= (Song Offerings). A Collection of Prose Translations made by the author from the original Bengali. New Edition $1.25 =THE GARDENER=. Poems of Youth $1.25 =THE CRESCENT MOON=. Child Poems. (Colored Ill.) $1.25 =SADHANA: THE REALIZATION OF LIFE=. A volume of essays $1.25 All four by Rabindranath Tagore, translated by the author from the original Bengali. Rabindranath Tagore is the Hindu poet and preacher to whom the Nobel Prize was recently awarded.... I would commend these volumes, and especially the one entitled "Sadhana," the collection of essays, to all intelligent readers. I know of nothing, except it be Maeterlinck, in the whole modern range of the literature of the inner life that can compare with them. There are no preachers nor writers upon spiritual topics, whether in Europe or America, that have the depth of insight, the quickness of religious apperception, combined with the intellectual honesty and scientific clearness of Tagore.... Here is a book from a master, free as the air, with a mind universal as the sunshine. He writes, of course, from the standpoint of the Hindu. But, strange to say, his spirit and teaching come nearer to Jesus, as we find Him in the Gospels, than any modern Christian writer I know.