NOTABLE NEW NOVELS
7s. net each
By Sir H. Rider Haggard
Author of "Jess," etc. MOON OF ISRAEL. "The thrill which so many years ago was felt by the readers of 'King Solomon's Mines' will certainly be felt to-day by the readers of 'Moon of Israel.'"—Ladies' Field.
By C. E. Lawrence
Author of "Pilgrimage," etc. SUCH STUFF AS DREAMS. That the so-called ordinary may be the sheath of the wonderful is shown by this book, which is for lovers of London, a community spread the world over.
By Kathleen Norris
Author of "Martie the Unconquered," etc. JOSSELYN'S WIFE. Another study by Kathleen Norris of fine and triumphant womanhood. Ellen Latimer is brought from her humdrum life in the country to luxurious New York, there to be faced with tragedy of the crudest and most cruel. She faces her difficulties and wins, and saves the man she loves.
By Mrs. L. Allen Harker
Author of "Miss Esperance and Mr. Wycherly," etc. CHILDREN OF THE DEAR COTSWOLDS. "All Mrs. Harker's child characters are a pure joy to her readers, and we would fain hear more of them. The scenery of the Cotswolds is everywhere painted with a skilled and loving hand."—New Witness.
6s. net
By Arthur Conan Doyle
Author of "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes," etc. DANGER! and Other Stories. "The contents of this volume all bear the hall-mark of the author. There is no more capable craftsman than the inventor of Sherlock Holmes."—Daily Chronicle.
LONDON: JOHN MURRAY
