Another brilliant, fascinating, out-of-the-ordinary Chamberlain novel. The panoramic setting is Europe, America, Africa, and the seas between. The style is the author’s swiftest, that whirls the reader along. And John Bogardus’s love-story, or series of love-stories, is a beautiful, tender, and extraordinarily illuminating record. Behind the rushing style, the astonishing fire of epigrams, the groups of memorable characters, and the stream of the alluring plot, the reader is gratefully conscious of a deep and rich background of seeing and thinking and feeling. Moll Davis BY BERNARD CAPES “Written with all the liveliness one is accustomed to associate with the name of Mr. Bernard Capes.”—_Pall Mall Gazette._ “If witty dialogue and a sense of atmosphere can make a good comedy, here is one of the best.”—_T. P.’s Weekly._ An Outraged Society BY A. BROWNLOW FFORDE SOME OPINIONS ON MR. FFORDE’S PREVIOUS NOVELS: “Might well have been written by Mr. Kipling in one of his lighter moods. Brimful of humour and extremely racy.”—_Daily Chronicle._ “Is a vivacious writer, and possesses a considerable fund of humour.”—_Manchester Examiner._ The Duel BY ALEXANDER KUPRIN “One has no hesitation in recommending ‘The Duel’ to any one on the look-out for really good fiction.”—_Globe._ “Kuprin writes with the vividness and the authority that come from first-hand experience. It must be read to appreciate its power.”—_Aberdeen Journal._ LONDON: GEORGE ALLEN & UNWIN LIMITED End of Project Gutenberg's The Diary of a French Private, by Gaston Riou