Once more we were back in our home at Polruan, Alec Johnston remaining as a trusted servant. The rest of the crew of the "Fortuna" have scattered far and wide, but we frequently hear from most of them, while the bos'n and the quartermaster, who have bought pretty little cottages near Falmouth, often pay us a welcome visit. The proceeds of the residue of the treasure have been judiciously invested, and the only thing that apparently troubles my father is the importunities of the Inland Revenue authorities. One link serves to remind me forcibly of the past. Over the door of the now rebuilt summer-house that had played an important part in this story is fixed the huge graven image which we had brought from the treasure island; and I never look at it without vividly recalling the terrifying ordeal I underwent when lying bound and helpless before the figure-head of the "San Philipo." UNWIN BROTHERS, LIMITED, THE GRESHAM PRESS, WOKING AND LONDON THE BOY'S LIBRARY OF _Adventure and Heroism_ _An excellent series of Gift Books, of good bulk, handsomely printed, illustrated and bound. Large crown 8vo, cloth gilt, coloured wrappers._ 4s. net. The Fifth Form at St. Dominic's. By TALBOT BAINES REED. A lively and thoroughly healthy tale of Public School life; abounding in stirring incident and in humorous descriptions. A Hero in Wolfskin. By Tom BEVAN. A Story of Pagan and Christian. A young Goth performs feats of valour against the Roman legions, and dazzles a huge audience with his prowess in the Coliseum. The Adventures of Val Daintry in the Graeco-Turkish War. By V. L. GOING A bright and vigorous story, the main scenes of which are laid in the last war between Turkey and Greece. The Adventures of a Three-Guinea Watch. By TALBOT BAINES REED. A straightforward story of school-life, and of the duties and temptations of young men entering upon the work of life. The Cock-House at Fellsgarth. A Public School Story. By TALBOT BAINES REED. The juniors' rollicking fun, the seniors' rivalry, the school elections and football match are all told in a forcible manner. Wild Life in Sunny Lands. By GORDON STABLES, M.D., R.N. A capital book of some butterfly-hunters' adventures, including fighting bears, and penetrating trackless jungles in various Oriental regions, told in this author's usual vivid style. A Dog with a Bad Name. By TALBOT BAINES REED. The story of a big, ungainly youth who seemed fated to be misunderstood, and to be made the butt of his comrades. The Master of the Shell. By TALBOT BAINES REED. Dealing with the pranks of schoolboys, bubbling over with mischief and fun, and the trials of a young House-Master. From Scapegrace to Hero. By ERNEST PROTHEROE. The Scapegrace, who became a thorough-going hero, was a wild, unmanageable village boy possessing an inveterate taste for mischief.