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BY INGRAHAM LOVELL.

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    _Westminster Gazette._—“A book which does not let the reader’s
    interest flag for a moment. It is full of laughter and smiles,
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BY CHARLES LOWE.

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    _Globe_—“A very readable and pleasant book.”

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BY LAURA BOGUE LUFFMAN.

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BY A. NEIL LYONS.

=ARTHUR’S.=      Crown 8vo.      6/-

    _Times._—“Not only a very entertaining and amusing work, but a
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    mirror of a phase of the low London life of to-day as true as
    certain of Hogarth’s transcripts in the eighteenth century, and
    far more tender.”

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=SIXPENNY PIECES.=      Crown 8vo.      6/-

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    _Evening Standard._—“‘Sixpenny Pieces’ is as good as
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    _Daily Graphic_—“Mr. Lyons writes well and has literary
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    _Athenœum._—“‘Cottage Pie’ is an achievement.”

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BY FIONA MACLEOD (William Sharp).

=THE MOUNTAIN LOVERS.=      Crown 8vo.      6/-

    _Literary World._—“We eagerly devour page after page; we are
    taken captive by the speed and poetry of the book.”

    _Graphic._—“It is as sad, as sweet, as the Hebridean skies
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    blessed a relief after a prolonged dose of the misery of ‘mean
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