Messrs. DUCKWORTH & CO.’S SPRING ANNOUNCEMENTS 1916 -------- GENERAL LITERATURE D. H. LAWRENCE Twilight in Italy. By D. H. LAWRENCE, author of “Sons and Lovers,” “The Prussian Officer,” etc. Cloth gilt. In the Uniform Edition of Mr. Lawrence’s Works. Crown 8vo, 6s. This volume of travel vignettes by Mr. Lawrence, shows him in a fresh medium. Mr. Lawrence has published novels, stories, poems, and a play, and now he appears with a volume of studies or impressions, of life and scenes in the North of Italy. Some of the chapters appeared serially in the English Review and the Westminster Gazette, but they have been revised and rewritten for publication in book form. Several chapters, however, now appear for the first time. The volume will be published uniform with the author’s collected works, which are being issued in a library edition. -------- BY THE SAME AUTHOR Amores: Poems. By D. H. LAWRENCE. Cloth gilt. Crown 8vo, 5s. net; postage, 4d. PRESS OPINIONS ON MR. LAWRENCE’S PREVIOUS BOOK OF VERSE “LOVE POEMS” “The book of the moment in verse.”--Bookman. “Imagination, apprehension, economy of means, and delicate ecstatic beauty are in these verses.”--The Times. “We have nothing but praise for this book of love poems.”--English Review. -------- A UNIFORM EDITION OF THE Works of D. H. Lawrence Cloth Gilt. Crown 8vo, 6s. each Sons and Lovers. A Novel The Prussian Officer, and other Stories The Trespasser. A Novel The White Peacock. A Novel -------- The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd. A Play. (3s. 6d. net) Love Poems (5s. net) “D. H. Lawrence is a master.”--Daily Telegraph. “‘Sons and Lovers’ is a great book.”--Standard. “No novel of recent years is the equal of ‘The Trespasser.’”--Observer. “Mr. Lawrence, with this volume (‘The Prussian Officer’), takes his place in the first flight of modern writers.”--English Review. “‘The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd’ has the qualities of finished craftsmanship. It is packed with significance and suggestion. It has the power to exalt and enrich the mind and the emotions.”--Times. “‘The White Peacock’ aroused enthusiasm and now ‘The Trespasser’ has appeared. It is no common novel. Helena is a grand full length portrait. There are pieces of writing which could not be surpassed.... A picture as powerful as any painted by an artist in words.”--Saturday Review, in a review of “The Trespasser.”