A Deserter from Philistia By E. Phipps Train Author of "A Social Highwayman," etc. This is a book which, with ordinary luck, should bid fair to rival the popularity of "Called Back" or "Mr Barnes of New York." From first to last it is enthrallingly interesting, and dealing, as it does, with the life "behind the scenes" of a great dancer who is the "darling" of her public, it gives its readers a peep into a world of which little is known by outsiders. Rarely have the trials and temptations, the thousand and one cares and anxieties of those whose business it is always to wear a smiling face, in order that they may entertain their public, been drawn with such skill and vividness. _London: 10 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, W.C._ End of Project Gutenberg's Victorian Literature, by Clement K. Shorter