=ADVENTURES OF AN A.D.C.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Westminster Gazette_—“. . . makes better and more entertaining reading than nine out of every ten novels of the day. . . . Those who know nothing about Anglo-Indian social life will be as well entertained by this story as those who know everything about it.” _Times_—“Full of delightful humour.” * * * * * BY JOHN BUCHAN. =JOHN BURNET OF BARNS.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Truth_—“In short, this is a novel to lay aside and read a second time, nor should we forget the spirited snatches of song which show that the winner of the Newdigate has the soul of the poet.” =A LOST LADY OF OLD YEARS.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Athenœum_—“Written in strong and scholarly fashion.” _Morning Post_—“We have nothing but praise for Mr. Buchan. The book is of sterling merit and sustained interest.” _Evening Standard_—“Stirring and well told.” * * * * * BY DANIEL CHAUCER. =SIMPLE LIFE LIMITED.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Morning Post._—“One of the most delightful novels we have read for a long time.” _Pall Mall Gazette._—“So distinguished in style that the reader devours it with avidity. It is a modern novel with a sparkle and freshness which should set everybody perusing it. The author ought to feel proud of his achievement.” * * * * * BY GILBERT K. CHESTERTON. =THE NAPOLEON OF NOTTING HILL.= Crown 8vo. 6/- With 6 Illustrations by W. Graham Robertson. _Daily Mail_—“Mr. Chesterton, as our laughing philosopher, is at his best in this delightful fantasy.” _Westminster Gazette_—“It is undeniably clever. It scintillates—that is exactly the right word—with bright and epigrammatic observations, and it is written throughout with undoubted literary skill.” * * * * * BY T. B. CLEGG. =THE LOVE CHILD.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Truth_—“A singularly powerful book. . . . The painful story grips you from first to last.” _Daily Telegraph_—“A strong and interesting story, the fruit of careful thought and conscientious workmanship. . . . Mr. Clegg has presented intensely dramatic situations without letting them degenerate into the melodramatic.” =THE WILDERNESS.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Daily Telegraph_—“A really admirable story.” _Athenœum_—“Mr. Clegg claims the gift of powerful and truthful writing.” =THE BISHOP’S SCAPEGOAT.= Crown 8vo. 6/- _Athenœum_—“Inspired with a deep sense of the beautiful in Nature and the instinctive goodness of the human heart, and the divine meaning of life.” _Daily Mail_—“A really good novel. It is so good that we hope Mr. Clegg will give us some more from the same store.”