_MAJESTY._ By LOUIS COUPERUS. Translated by A. Teixeira and Ernest Dowson. “No novelist whom we can call to mind has ever given the world such a masterpiece of royal portraiture as Louis Couperus’s striking romance entitled ‘Majesty.’”--_Philadelphia Record._ “There is not an uninteresting page in the book, and it ought to be read by all who desire to keep in line with the best that is published in modern fiction.”--_Buffalo Commercial._ _A STREET IN SUBURBIA._ By EDWIN PUGH. “Thoroughly entertaining, and more: it shows traces of a creative genius something akin to Dickens.”--_Boston Traveler._ “Simplicity of style, strength, and delicacy of character study will mark this book as one of the most significant of the year.”--_New York Press._ _THE WISH._ By HERMANN SUDERMANN. With a Biographical Introduction by Elizabeth Lee. “A powerful story, very simple, very direct.”--_Chicago Evening Post._ “Contains some superb specimens of original thought.”--_New York World._ THE NEW MOON. By C. E. RAIMOND, author of “George Mandeville’s Husband,” etc. “One of the most impressive of recent works of fiction, both for its matter and especially for its presentation.”--_Milwaukee Journal._ * * * * * SOME CHOICE FICTION. EACH, 16MO, CLOTH, SPECIAL BINDING, $1.25. _THE MYSTERY OF CHOICE._ By R. W. CHAMBERS, author of “The Moon-Maker,” “The Red Republic,” etc. “Probably Mr. Robert W. Chambers is to-day the most promising American writer of fiction of his age.... ‘The Mystery of Choice’ reveals his most delightful qualities at their best.... Imagination he has first of all, and it is of a fine quality; constant action he achieves without apparent effort; naturalness, vividness, the power of description, and especially local color, come to him like delight in one of those glorious mornings when distance seems annihilated.”--_Boston Herald._ _MARCH HARES._ By HAROLD FREDERIC, author of “The Damnation of Theron Ware,” “In the Valley,” etc. “One of the most cheerful novels we have chanced upon for many a day. It has much of the rapidity and vigor of a smartly written farce, with a pervading freshness a smartly written farce rarely possesses.... A book decidedly worth reading.”--_London Saturday Review._ “A striking and original story, ... effective, pleasing, and very capable.”--_London Literary World._ “Mr. Frederic has found fairyland where few of us would dream of looking for it.... ‘March Hares’ has a joyous impetus which carries everything before it; and it enriches a class of fiction which unfortunately is not copious.”--_London Daily Chronicle._ _GREEN GATES. An Analysis of Foolishness._ By Mrs. K. M. C. MEREDITH (Johanna Staats), author of “Drumsticks,” etc.