_In Small Post 8vo, ornamental covers, 1s. each; in cloth, 1s. 6d._ VIZETELLY'S POPULAR FRENCH NOVELS. TRANSLATIONS OF THE BEST EXAMPLES OF RECENT FRENCH FICTION OF AN UNOBJECTIONABLE CHARACTER. "_They are books that may be safely left lying about where the ladies of the family can pick them up and read them. The interest they create is happily not of the vicious sort at all._" SHEFFIELD INDEPENDENT. FROMONT THE YOUNGER & RISLER THE ELDER. By A. DAUDET. "The series starts well with M. Alphonse Daudet's masterpiece."--_Athenæum._ "A terrible story, powerful after a sledge-hammer fashion in some parts, and wonderfully tender, touching, and pathetic in others."--_Illustrated London News._ SAMUEL BROHL AND PARTNER. By V. CHERBULIEZ. "M. Cherbuliez's novels are read by everybody and offend nobody. They are excellent studies of character, well constructed, peopled with interesting men and women, and the style in which they are written is admirable."--_The Times._ "Those who have read this singular story in the original need not be reminded of that supremely dramatic study of the man who lived two lives at once, even within himself. The reader's discovery of his double nature is one of the most cleverly managed of surprises, and Samuel Brohl's final dissolution of partnership with himself is a remarkable stroke of almost pathetic comedy."--_The Graphic._ THE DRAMA OF THE RUE DE LA PAIX. By A. BELOT. "A highly ingenious plot is developed in 'The Drama of the Rue de la Paix,' in which a decidedly interesting and thrilling narrative is told with great force and passion, relieved by sprightliness and tenderness."--_Illustrated London News._ MAUGARS JUNIOR. By A. THEURIET. "One of the most charming novelettes we have read for a long time."--_Literary World._ WAYWARD DOSIA, & THE GENEROUS DIPLOMATIST. By HENRY GRÉVILLE. "As epigrammatic as anything Lord Beaconsfield has ever written."--_Hampshire Telegraph._ A NEW LEASE OF LIFE, & SAVING A DAUGHTER'S DOWRY. By E. ABOUT. "'A New Lease of Life' is an absorbing story, the interest of which is kept up to the very end."--_Dublin Evening Mail._ "The story, as a flight of brilliant and eccentric imagination, is unequalled in its peculiar way."--_The Graphic._ COLOMBA, & CARMEN. By P. MÉRIMÉE. "The freshness and raciness of 'Colomba' is quite cheering after the stereotyped three-volume novels with which our circulating libraries are crammed."--_Halifax Times._ "'Carmen' will be welcomed by the lovers of the sprightly and tuneful opera the heroine of which Minnie Hauk made so popular. It is a bright and vivacious story."--_Life._ A WOMAN'S DIARY, & THE LITTLE COUNTESS. By O. FEUILLET.