This is the end of the tale, that Frodi slept yet other nights at Cragness than that one, and lived with Rolf his life long. But Grani took his father home to Fellstead, and dwelt there, he and Einar and Helga. Grani was ever the greatest friend of Rolf, but Einar never came into Rolf's sight so long as he lived; and that was not long, for the old man was broken with his shame. Then after that Rolf took to wife Helga the sister of Grani, and the curse of the Soursops never troubled their children. Between the households of Cragness and Fellstead was ever the closest bond, and famous men are come of both Rolf and Grani. So here we end the Story of Rolf. _The Summer Vacation Series_ FOUR ON A FARM By MARY P. WELLS SMITH _Author of "The Old Deerfield Series," etc._ Illustrated. 12mo. $1.35 net It is a pleasing story, which will aid in making young people appreciate the beauties and the delights of country life.--_Philadelphia Press._ It would be well for American city youth if more such books descriptive of the joys and healthfulness of country life could be written.--_Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph._ _By the same author_ TWO IN A BUNGALOW Illustrated. 12mo. $1.35 net The second volume in the "Summer Vacation Series" is, like "Four on a Farm," a story of out-door life which tells the story of the first summer spent by the Strongs in their bungalow on Mount Pisgah, near the Hoosac Tunnel, and describes the doings of Sydney and Clyde Strong, eleven and six years old. They built a shack, went swimming, fishing, berrying, etc. The book is wholesome and natural: it will teach children to appreciate the joy and beauty of life out-of-doors and will make many a boy wish for equally happy summers on Mount Pisgah. LITTLE, BROWN & CO., Publishers 34 BEACON STREET, BOSTON _Bright, Lively, and Enjoyable_ "JOLLY GOOD TIMES" SERIES By MARY P. WELLS SMITH 1. JOLLY GOOD TIMES; OR, CHILD LIFE ON A FARM 2. JOLLY GOOD TIMES AT SCHOOL 3. JOLLY GOOD TIMES AT HACKMATACK 4. MORE GOOD TIMES AT HACKMATACK 5. JOLLY GOOD TIMES TO-DAY 6. A JOLLY GOOD SUMMER 7. THE BROWNS 8. THEIR CANOE TRIP Illustrated. Cloth. Each $1.35 net. These books ("Jolly Good Times," etc.) give the best possible picture of New England child life about seventy-five years ago.--MISS HUNT, _Supt. Children's Dept. Brooklyn Public Library_. Allow me to express, unasked, the zest and satisfaction with which I read "Jolly Good Times." I am delighted that the joyous country life of New England is painted in its true colors for children.--COL. THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGINSON. There is a fine fresh flavor of country life in what Mrs. Smith writes, and her characters, particularly her children, are thoroughly real and human.--R. H. STODDARD in _New York Mail and Express_. A bit of real literature is "Jolly Good Times at Hackmatack." It has all the vividness of actual experience.--_New York Tribune._