‘The Twilight of the Gods’ has always attracted the praise and admiration of the discriminating, and its author, the well-remembered scholar and Keeper of Printed Books at the British Museum, is often referred to as ‘The English Anatole France.’ This book has indeed much of the French master’s scholarship and irony, but it has also an unmistakable flavour of its own which makes it in its own way a classic. The present edition has a striking Introduction by T. E. Lawrence, of ‘Arabia’ fame, and is illustrated by a young artist of real originality. ALADDIN Illustrated in colour and black and white by S. Hulme Beaman. Crown 4to. 6s. net. An attractively illustrated edition of an-ever-fresh story. JOHN LANE THE BODLEY HEAD LTD., VIGO ST., W.1 Transcriber’s Note: Obvious errors in accents and punctuation have been silently corrected in this version, but minor inconsistencies have been retained as printed. Some illustrations have been moved slightly to better fit the ebook format.