_SPECTATOR._--"Mr. Lowis's story is pleasant to read in more senses than one. It is not only clever and wholesome, but printed in a type so large and clear as to reconcile us to the thickness of the volume." _ATHENÆUM._--"The author writes in a clear, attractive style, and succeeds in maintaining the reader's interest from the first page to the last." _WORLD._--"One of the best stories that we have recently read. The touches of Burmese ways and character are excellent. The local colour is sufficient, and the little group which plays the skilful comedy has rare variety and lifelikeness." _DAILY NEWS._--"We are grateful to it no less for its large and clear type, than for its merits as a novel." _ACADEMY._--"The life of the station is admirably drawn by Mr. Lowis, and the love-story holds, without exciting, the reader. A most readable novel." _LITERARY WORLD._--"Charming.... The reader may be assured of entertainment who trusts himself to Mr. Lowis's care." _SCOTSMAN._--"So much has been made of Anglo-Indian society in recent fiction that it must be doubly difficult for a novelist to excel in this field. But in this pleasant and refreshing story Mr. Lowis fairly does so, and his book deserves to be widely read." Crown 8vo. 6s. OFF THE HIGH ROAD By ELEANOR C. PRICE. AUTHOR OF "YOUNG DENYS," "IN THE LION'S MOUTH," ETC. _ATHENÆUM._--"A pleasant tale." _SPEAKER._--"A charming bit of social comedy, tinged with just a suspicion of melodrama.... The atmosphere of the story is so bright and genial that we part from it with regret." _DAILY TELEGRAPH._--"At once ingenious, symmetrical, and entertaining.... Miss Price's fascinating romance." _LITERATURE._--"A simple, but very pleasant story." _SPECTATOR._--"The notion of an orphan heiress, the daughter of an Earl, and the cynosure of two London seasons, flying precipitately from her guardians, who are endeavouring to force her into a match with a man she detests, and hiding herself under an assumed name in a remote rural district of the Midlands, is an excellent motive in itself, and gains greatly from the charm and delicacy of Miss Price's handling." _ACADEMY._--"A quiet country book in the main, with more emotion than action, and continuous interest." _DAILY MAIL._--"One of the sweetest and most satisfying love stories that we have read for many weeks past. To read _Off the High Road_ is as mentally bracing as an actual holiday among the rural delights of the farm, the orchard, and the spinney, in which the scenes of the novel are so refreshingly set." _GUARDIAN._--"Is the story of a summer in the life of a high-spirited and very charming heiress.... The book has a fresh open-air atmosphere that is decidedly restful."