* * * * * BY INGRAHAM LOVELL. =MARGARITA’S SOUL.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Punch._—“There have been a great many _ingénues_ (mock or real) in modern fiction, and doubtless one or two in actual life; but there never was one inside a book or out of it who came within a four mile cab radius of Margarita. The book is well worth reading.” _Westminster Gazette._—“A book which does not let the reader’s interest flag for a moment. It is full of laughter and smiles, of seriousness, comfortable philosophy and a few tears.” * * * * * BY CHARLES LOWE. =THE PRINCE’S PRANKS.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Evening Standard_—“The ‘pranks’ are good reading. All his adventures go with a swing, and the escapes are as exciting as anything we have read for a long time.” _Daily Chronicle_—“The book is always bright and often brilliant.” _Globe_—“A very readable and pleasant book.” * * * * * BY LAURA BOGUE LUFFMAN. =A QUESTION OF LATITUDE.= Crown 8vo. 6/- * * * * * BY A. NEIL LYONS. =ARTHUR’S.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Times._—“Not only a very entertaining and amusing work, but a very kindly and tolerant work also. Incidentally the work is a mirror of a phase of the low London life of to-day as true as certain of Hogarth’s transcripts in the eighteenth century, and far more tender.” _Punch._—“Mr. Neil Lyons seems to get right at the heart of things, and I confess to a real admiration for this philosopher of the coffee-stall.” =SIXPENNY PIECES.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Pall Mall Gazette._—“It is pure, fast, sheer life, salted with a sense of humour.” _Evening Standard._—“‘Sixpenny Pieces’ is as good as ‘Arthur’s’, and that is saying a great deal. A book full of laughter and tears and hits innumerable that one feels impelled to read aloud. ‘Sixpenny Pieces’ would be very hard indeed to beat.” =COTTAGE PIE.= A Country Spread. Crown 8vo. 6/- _Daily Graphic_—“Mr. Lyons writes well and has literary talent.” _Daily Express._—“Every story is masterly, clear, clean, complete. Mr. Lyons is a rare literary craftsman and something more.” _Athenœum._—“‘Cottage Pie’ is an achievement.” * * * * * BY FIONA MACLEOD (William Sharp). =THE MOUNTAIN LOVERS.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Literary World._—“We eagerly devour page after page; we are taken captive by the speed and poetry of the book.” _Graphic._—“It is as sad, as sweet, as the Hebridean skies themselves, but with that soothing sadness of Nature which is so blessed a relief after a prolonged dose of the misery of ‘mean streets.’” * * * * *