A LIFE OF TOLSTOY By Edward Garnett Mr. Garnett, who is one of the best known of the younger English critics, has made a close study of Tolstoy's life and work. He presents it with sympathy, yet with careful detachment, and always in harmony with the general relation of life and thought of the day. With portrait. 75 cents net. Postage extra. IN THE OLD PATHS By Arthur Grant "A charming book of sketches that take us into holy places--places made sacred by association now dear to the lover of books."--Book News Monthly. Illustrated. $1.50 net. Postage extra. STORIES AND POEMS AND OTHER UNCOLLECTED WRITINGS OF BRET HARTE The material here collected stands comparison in interest and value with that in any of Harte's other volumes. Mr. Charles Meeker Kozlay, who is widely known as the most successful collector of Hartiana, has been able to collect a group of stories, essays, and poems from magazine and newspaper sources that every reader of Bret Harte will want. Illustrated. $6.00 net. Postpaid. Limited to 500 copies for sale. A CHILD OF THE ORIENT By Demetra Vaka A fascinating autobiographical story of the early life of a Greek girl in Constantinople. It has the exotic, Arabian Nights flavor of the same author's "Haremlik," with an even keener, more consecutive narrative interest. $1.25 net. Postage extra. CLARK'S FIELD By Robert Herrick One of Mr. Herrick's ablest and strongest novels, showing the development of a modern girl involved in the changing conditions of American social and business life. $1.40 net. Postage extra. 4 Park St. 16 E. 40th St. Boston Houghton Mifflin Company New York You Will Want to Read Diane of the Green Van IF you choose your reading for the suspense of the Plot "A plot far removed from the ordinary."--Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph. "Full of surprising turns and hedged around with the atmosphere of romance which is truly enthralling."--Philadelphia Record. "A plot remarkably striking--bright and breezy and exciting."--Chicago Record-Herald. or If you enjoy the development of whimsical Characters "A heroine whose fascination richly merits study."--Boston Globe. "Everywhere is there subtlety in the delineation of character."--Chicago Tribune.