A very light-hearted Comedy of the Stuart period, elaborated from an incident in the Grammont Memoirs. With the more than doubtful reputation of the lady of the title-rôle Mr. Capes has taken some additional liberties, but only with a view to helping it to a kindlier estimate than it perhaps deserved. Moll will be remembered as Pepys's little jigging shepherdess, who, as Celania in Davenant's play of "The Rivals," won the royal heart by her singing of "My Lodging is on the Cold Ground." She was one of the many then foundresses of noble houses. Her early history was so obscure as to lend itself very legitimately to the purposes of romance. Only dates in this case have been a little freely dealt with. Through Stained Glass BY GEORGE AGNEW CHAMBERLAIN Author of "Home" "Brilliantly witty, always interesting, distinctly new in its characterisation."--_Land and Water._ "Has a flavour of high romance ... with an imaginative skill."--_Daily News._ "Very clever, very interesting, and extremely well written."--_Sunday Times._ His Father's Wife BY J. E. PATTERSON "This is the best book that Mr. Patterson has yet given us."--_New Witness._ "One of the cleverest novels of the present day."--_Pioneer._ "Is intensely human ... is drawn with much detail and convincing knowledge"--_The Queen._ Fate the Marplot SECOND IMPRESSION. BY F. THICKNESSE-WOODINGTON "Clear-cut character studies."--_Birmingham Gazette._ "Grips the reader's attention throughout."--_Pall Mall Gazette._ "Admirably told ... has not a dull moment in its pages."--_World._ Sanpriel: The Promised Land BY ALVILDE PRYDZ Author of "The Heart of the Northern Sea" Authorized Translation from the Norwegian _By_ HESTER CODDINGTON "Sanpriel" is an unusual story in which the translator has retained the foreign flavour of its picturesque Norwegian setting. It deals with intimate human relations without the hectic touch, is readable, has a true poetic quality, and carries the cool, refreshing air of Norway's mountains and streams into every moment of the story. A recent issue of the American Library Association Bulletin lists 176 books. Only 13 of this number are especially recommended for purchase by all libraries, large or small. "Sanpriel" is one of the 13. Still more significant is the fact that of 21 volumes of fiction listed, only three have the distinction of being specially recommended. "Sanpriel" is one of the three. Oblomov BY IVAN GONCHAROV Translated by C. J. HOGARTH Mr. MAURICE BARING says: "In Oblomov Goncharov created a type which has become immortal, and Oblomov has passed into the Russian tongue, just as Tartuffe has passed into the French language, or Pecksniff into the English tongue." Collins & Co. BY CAPTAIN JACK ELLIOTT "Is an excellent tale of adventure."--_Athenæum._ "There is a general sense of rollicking adventure about the whole book that is quite captivating."--_Truth._ "It goes with quite a merry swing."--_Times._ It's an Ill Wind--