Crown 8vo, paper covers, 1/-; cloth, 2/-
TOURMALIN'S TIME CHEQUES.
A FARCICAL EXTRAVAGANCE.
By F. ANSTEY,
Author of "Vice Versa," "Voces Populi," "The Tinted Venus," &c.
"Mr. Anstey is always welcome; some think him 'our only humorist.' Mr. Anstey's talent combines very minute observation, with a taste for the farcically extravagant. His motive is odd in such a kindly and friendly genius, for he always likes to show us a harmless fellow struggling with the direst series of perplexing circumstances. . . . It is easy to imagine what fun Mr. Anstey gets out of all this, and how ruthlessly he lodges his hero in trouble, while a dilemma is for ever 'sounding her dread orns' at his doors. It is needless to explain how all ends; the reader should not be deprived of the pleasure of his bob's vorth,' as Mr. Pickwick's cabman says."—Daily News.
"Only a person who had determined to find faults could discover any in this little volume."—The Glasgow Herald.
Broad cap. 8vo, 142 pp., cloth, 3/6.
PRINCE PRIGIO
AN ORIGINAL FAIRY TALE.
By ANDREW LANG,
Author of "The Mark of Cain," "The Gold of Fairnilee," &c.
FRONTISPIECE and 26 ILLUSTRATIONS
By GORDON BROWNE.
Large paper edition, price One Guinea, on hand-made paper. One hundred copies printed. Twelve only left.
"A pleasant and humorous web of fantasy."—Glasgow Herald.
"The whole book has the quaint charm with which Mr. Lang invests all that comes from his pen."—The World.
"A clever and amusing story."—Spectator.
"This is a dainty little book."—Pall Mall Gazette.
"Much food for amusement, as well as an eloquent denunication of cleverness and priggery."—Scots Observer.
