"Mr. Yeats is probably the most important as well as the most widely known of the men concerned directly in the so-called Celtic renaissance. More than this, he stands among the few men to be reckoned with in modern poetry."--_New York Herald._ The Green Helmet and Other Poems _Decorated cloth, 12mo, $1.25_ The initial piece in this volume is a deliciously conceived heroic farce, quaint in humor and sprightly in action. It tells of the difficulty in which two simple Irish folk find themselves when they enter into an agreement with an apparition of the sea, who demands that they knock off his head and who maintains that after they have done that he will knock off theirs. There is a real meaning in the play which it will not take the thoughtful reader long to discover. Besides this there are a number of shorter poems, notably one in which Mr. Yeats answers the critics of "The Playboy of the Western World." Lyrical and Dramatic Poems In Two Volumes _Vol. I. Lyrical Poems, $1.75 Leather, $2.25_ _Vol. II. Plays (Revised), $2.00 Leather, $2.25_ The two-volume edition of the Irish poet's works included everything he has done in verse up to the present time. The first volume contains his lyrics; the second includes all of his five dramas in verse: "The Countess Cathleen," "The Land of Heart's Desire," "The King's Threshold," "On Baile's Strand," and "The Shadowy Waters." * * * * * THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York * * * * * The Quest By JOHN G. NEIHARDT Author of "The Song of Hugh Glass" Here are brought together the more important of Mr. Neihardt's poems. For some years there have been those--and prominent critics, too--who have quite emphatically maintained that there is no greater American poet than Mr. Neihardt, that in him are found those essentials which make for true art--a feeling for words, a lyric power of the first quality, an understanding of rhythm. Here, for example, is the comment of the _Boston Transcript_ on the book just preceding this, _The Song of Hugh Glass:_ "In this poem Mr. Neihardt touches life, power, beauty, spirit; the tremendous and impressive forces of nature.... The genius of American poetry is finding itself in such a poem as this.... The poem is powerfully poetic.... It is a big, sweeping thing blazing a pathway across the frontiers of our national life." Californians By ROBINSON JEFFERS