World War, 1914-1918 -- Naval operations -- Submarine; World War, 1914-1918 -- Personal narratives, British
For the right sort of people, Life, in even these drab times, holds
romance and beauty, fun and whimsical adventure. Bamfield, camping in
his caravan on Ouseton Common, found himself involved in a whirlpool
of surprising events. He had imagined himself quite a serious person,
immovably a bachelor wedded to art. ‘Oh! Indeed!’ Fate seems to have
chuckled to itself, and proceeded to deal with him in the proper
manner. At the finish, Bamfield, giddy, breathless (perhaps in his
secret soul a trifle alarmed), discovered that he was holding Rose
Nieugent by the hand--and holding her tight!
_Recent Publications_
A WRITER’S RECOLLECTIONS
By MRS HUMPHRY WARD
_Demy 8vo._
12s. 6d. _net_
(_New Edition with Index_)
All the famous names are here ... the people themselves ... veritably
alive.’--_Contemporary Review._
THE WAR AND ELIZABETH
By MRS HUMPHRY WARD
(_Second Impression_)
‘A brilliant study of contemporary life.’--_Truth._
PETROGRAD
(_Second Impression_)
(THE CITY OF TROUBLE), 1914–1918
By MERIEL BUCHANAN
(_Daughter of the British Ambassador_)
Mr Hugh Walpole, in his foreword, says:--‘This book is the first
attempt of any writer in any language to give to the world a sense
of the _atmosphere_ of Russia under the shock and terror of those
world-shaking events.’
_Large Crown 8vo._ 7s. 6d. _net_.
FOE-FARRELL
(_Second Impression_)
By “Q” (Sir ARTHUR QUILLER-COUCH)
‘A vivid story with plenty of incident.’--_The Times._
KAREN
By MRS ALFRED SIDGWICK
(_Third Impression_)
‘A candid picture of German social life.’--_The Globe._
GOD’S COUNTERPOINT
By J. D. BERESFORD
(_Third Impression_)
‘The most considerable and most distinguished novel that has been
published in England since the war.’--_The Daily Express._
THE BURNING GLASS
By MARJORIE BOWEN
(_Second Impression_)
A thrilling romance of Paris before the Revolution.
CITIES AND SEA COASTS AND ISLANDS
By ARTHUR SYMONS
7s. 6d. _net_.
Mr Symons gives in this book a very vivid impression of places he has
lived in. The visible world exists very actively for him.
WREN’S WIFE
(_Second Impression_)
By CYRIL RUSSELL
A charming comedy with a background of tragedy, deftly handled.
VERDUN DAYS IN PARIS
By MARJORIE GRANT
A charming record of Miss Grant’s war-work in Paris during the siege of
Verdun.
A NEW WAY OF HOUSEKEEPING
By CLEMENTINA BLACK
3s. 6d. _net_.
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