"It is a dainty little story, and quite out of the common."--_Philadelphia Daily Evening Telegraph_. IV. THE SANDALS BY REV. ZELOTES GRENELL A beautiful little idyl of Palestine concerning the sandals of Christ. It tells of their wanderings and who were their wearers, from the time that they fell to the lot of a Roman soldier when Christ's garments were parted among his crucifiers to the day when they came back to Mary, the Mother of Jesus. V. PARSIFAL BY H. R. HAWEIS An intimate and appreciative description and consideration of Wagner's great opera. Illustrated with portrait of composer and scenes from the opera. VI. ESARHADDON KING OF ASSYRIA BY LEO TOLSTOY Three short stories, allegorical in style, illustrating with homely simplicity, yet with classic charm, Tolstoy's theories of non-resistance and the essential unity of all forms of life. Written for the benefit of the Kishinef sufferers. Publisher's and author's profits go to Kishinef Relief Fund. VII. THE TROUBLE WOMAN BY CLARA MORRIS A pathetic, even tragic tale, but one which carries the most optimistic of messages. The unobtrusive moral of the story is that the way to find consolation for one's own trouble is to consider those of others and to lend a helping hand. FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers NEW YORK & LONDON