=12. ASMODEUS.= By LE SAGE. Translated from the French. Illustrated with Four Original Etchings by R. DE LOS RIOS. =13. THE BACHELOR OF SALAMANCA.= By LE SAGE. Translated from the French by JAMES TOWNSEND. Illustrated with Four Original Etchings by R. DE LOS RIOS. =14. VANILLO GONZALES;= or, The Merry Bachelor. By LE SAGE. Translated from the French. Illustrated with Four Original Etchings by R. DE LOS RIOS. =15. THE ADVENTURES OF GIL BLAS OF SANTILLANE.= Translated from the French of LE SAGE by TOBIAS SMOLLETT. With Biographical and Critical Notice of LE SAGE by GEORGE SAINTSBURY. New Edition, carefully revised. Illustrated with Twelve Original Etchings by R. DE LOS RIOS. Three Volumes. The Times. "Among the numerous handsome reprints which the publishers of the day vie with each other in producing, we have seen nothing of greater merit than this series of volumes. Those who have read these masterpieces of the last century in the homely garb of the old editions may be gratified with the opportunity of perusing them with the advantages of large clear print and illustrations of a quality which is rarely bestowed on such reissues. The series deserves every commendation." Royal 8vo, cloth extra, printed in colours and gilt top, price 12s. 6d. _An elegant and choicely Illustrated Edition of_ GOLDSMITH'S VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. With Prefatory Memoir by GEORGE SAINTSBURY, And One Hundred and Fourteen Coloured Illustrations by V. A. POIRSON (Illustrator of "Gulliver's Travels"). Saturday Review. "Goldsmith's immortal tale is here delightfully illustrated in colour, and there is a prefatory memoir by Mr. George Saintsbury, full of delicate criticism and careful research. The illustrations are sketchy, fresh, merry, and in colours perfectly harmonious. Such a book is a boon to the cultivated reader of every age." The Guardian. "A new edition of the 'Vicar of Wakefield' naturally appears with every fresh variety of the arts of priming or illustration. M. Poirson showed so keen an appreciation of the peculiar humour of 'Gulliver's Travels,' that it was only to be expected that he should try his hand at an even more popular book. Mr. Saintsbury has prefixed an excellent critical memoir, and altogether, if Goldsmith could have chosen the garb in which he would best like his Vicar to appear, his ideas would probably have jumped with those of the present publisher." The Graphic. "They are indeed some of the most excellent specimens of artistic colour-printing now to be seen; and the book is a wonder of cheapness, seeing it is sold at the low sum of 12s. 6d." A New and Beautiful Edition of the Imitation of Christ. In demy 8vo, with Fifteen Etchings, bound in full white parchment, gilt top, price 21s. _net_. The Imitation of Christ. FOUR BOOKS. Translated from the Latin by Rev. W. BENHAM, B.D., _Rector of St. Edmund, King and Martyr, Lombard Street, London._