# A Child of the Age (Adams)/Catalogue

​John Lane
The Bodley Head
VIGO STREET, LONDON, W.
THE KEYNOTES SERIES.
Crown 8vo, cloth. Each volume with a. Title-page and Cover Design by AUBREY BEARDSLEY. 3s. 6d. net.
I. KEYNOTES. By GEORGE EGERTON. Fifth Edition.
II. THE DANCING FAUN. By FLORENCE FARR.
III. POOR FOLK. By FEDOR DOSTOIEVSKY. Translated from the Russian by LENA MILMAN. With an Introduction by GEORGE MOORE.
IV. A CHILD OF THE AGE. By FRANCIS ADAMS.
V. THE GREAT GOD PAN AND THE INMOST LIGHT. By ARTHUR MACHEN. [In rapid preparation.
VI. DISCORDS. By GEORGE EGERTON. [In rapid preparation.
VII. PRINCE ZALESKI. By M. P. SHIEL. [In rapid preparation.
VIII. THE WOMAN WHO DID. By GRANT ALLEN. [In rapid preparation.
Ix. WOMEN'S TRAGEDIES. By H. D. LOWRY. [Early in 1895.
x. THE BOHEMIAN GIRL AND OTHER STORIES. By
HENRY HARLAND. [Early in 1895. XI. A VOLUME 0F STORIES. By H. B. MARRIOTT WATSON. [Early in 1895.
XII. A VOLUME 0F STORIES. By ELLA D'ARCY. [Early in 1895. Copyright Editions of the volumes of the KEYNOTES SERIES are published in the United States by Messrs. ROBERTS BROS. of Boston.
Fifth Edition, just ready.
'Emboldened, doubtless, by the success of "Dodo," the author of "Keynotes" offers us a set of stories written with the least amount of literary skill and in the worst literary taste. We have refrained from quotation, for fear of giving to this book an importance which it does not merit.'—Pall Mall Gazette.
'The sirens sing in it from the first page to the last. It may, perhaps, shock you with disregard of conventionality and reticencies, but you will all the same have to admit its fascination. There can be no doubt that in Mr. George Egerton his publishers have discovered a story-teller of genius.'—Star.
'This is a collection of eight of the prettiest short stories that have appeared for many a day. They turn for the most part on feminine traits of character; in fact, the book is a little psychological study of woman under various circumstances. The characters are so admirably drawn, and the scenes and landscapes are described with so much and so rare vividness, t6hat one cannot help being almost spell-bound by their perusal.'—St. James's Gazette.
'A rich, passionate temperament vibrates through every line. . . . We have met nothing so lovely in its tenderness since Mr. Kipling's "Without Benefit of Clergy."'—Daily Chronicle.
'For any one who cares more for truth than for orthodox mummery, and for the real flood of the human heart than for the tepid negus which stirs the veins of respectability, this little book deserves a hearty welcome.'—Sketch.
'Singularly artistic in its brilliant suggestiveness.'—Daily News.
'This is a book which is a portentous sign of our times. The wildness, the fierceness, the animality that underlie the soft, smooth surface of woman's pretty and subdued face—this is the theme to which she again and again recurs.'—T. P. in Weekly Sun.
'To credit a new writer with the possession of genius is a serious matter, but it is nevertheless a verdict which Mr. George Egerton can hardly avoid at the hands of those who read his delightful sketches.'—Liverpool Post.
'These lovely sketches are informed by such throbbing feeling, such insight into complex woman, that we with all speed and warmth advise those who are in search of splendid literature to procure "Keynotes" without delay.'—Literary World.
'These very clever stories of Mr. Egerton's.'—Black and White.
'The reading of it is an adventure, and, once begun, it is hard to tear yourself from the book till you have devoured every line. There is impulsive life in every word of it. It has passion, ardour, vehement romance. It is full of youth; often enough the revolt and despair of youth.'—Irish Independent.
'Every line of the book gives the impression that here some woman has crystallised her life's drama; has written down her soul upon the page.'—Review of Reviews.
'The work of a woman who has lived every hour of her life, be she young or old. . . . She allows us, like the great artists of old, Shakespeare and Goethe, to draw our own moral from the stories she tells, and it is with no uncertain touch or faltering hand that she pulls aside the curtain of conventional hypocrisy which hundreds of women hang between the world and their own hearts. . . . The insight of the writer into the curious and complicated nature of women is almost miraculous.'—Lady's Pictorial.
​'She is a writer with a profound understanding of the human heart. She understands men; and, more than this, she understands women. . . . For those who weary of the conventional fiction, and who long for something out of the ordinary run of things, these are tales that carry the zest of living.'—Bostom Beacon.
'It is not a book for babes and sucklings, since it cuts deep into rather dangerous soil; but it is refined and skilful . . . strikes a very true and touching note of pathos.'—Westminster Gazette.
'The author of these able word sketches is manifestly a close observer of Nature's moods, and one, moreover, who carefully takes stock of the up-to-date thoughts that shake mankind.'—Daily Telegraph.
'Not since the "Story of an African Farm" was written by any woman delivered herself of so strong, so forcible a book.'—Queen.
'Powerful pictures of human beings living to—day, full of burning pain, and thought, and passion.'—Bookman.
'A work of genius. There is upon the whole thing a stamp of downright inevitableness as of things which must be written, and written exactly in that way.'—Speaker.
'"Keynotes" is a singularly clever book.'—Truth.
'We welcome the light and merry pen of Miss Farr as one of the deftest that has been wielded in the style of to-day. She has written the cleverest and the most cynical sensation story of the season.'—Liverpool Daily Post.
'Slight as it is, the story is, in its way, strong.'—Literary World.
'Full of bright paradox, and paradox which is no mere topsy-turvy play upon words, but the product of serious thinking upon life. One of the cleverest of recent novels.'—Star.
'It is full of epigrammatic effects, and it has a certain thread of pathos calculated to win our sympathy.'—Queen.
'The story is subtle and psychological after the fashion of modern psychology; it is undeniably clever and smartly written.'—Gentlewoman.
'No one can deny its freshness and wit. Indeed there are things in it here and there which John Oliver Hobbes herself might have signed without loss of reputation.'—Woman.
'There is a lurid power in the very unreality of the story. One does not quite understand how Lady Geraldine worked herself up to shooting her lover, but when she has done it, the description of what passes through her mind is magnificent.'—Athenæum.
'Written by an obviously clever woman.'—Black and White.
'Miss Farr has talent. "The Dancing Faun" contains writing that is distinctively good. Doubtless it is only a prelude to something much stronger.'—Academy.
'As a work of art the book has the merit of brevity and smart writing; while the dénouement is skilfully prepared, and comes as a surprise. If the book had been intended as a satire on the "new woman" sort of literature, it would have been most brilliant; but assuming it to be written in earnest, we can heartily praise the form of its construction without agreeing with the sentiments expressed.'—St. James's Gazette.
'Shows considerable power and aptitude.'—Saturday Review.
​POOR FOLK. Translated from the Russian of F EDOR DOSTOIEVSKY. By LENA MILMAN. With an Introduction by GEORGE MOORE, and a Title-page and Cover Design by AUBREY BEARDSLEY. Crown 8vo, 3s. 6d. net.
' The book is cleverly translated. " Poor Folk " gains in reality and pathos by the very means that In less skilful hands would be tedious and commonp ace.'-—Sfcctator.
'A charming story of the love of a Charles Lamb kind of old bachelor for a young work-girl. Full of quiet humour and still more full of the lacbym nmmJ—Star.
'Scenes of poignant realism, described with so admirable a blending of humour and pathos that they haunt the memory.'—Daily Nms.
'No one will read it attentively without feeling both its power and its pathos.'—Scatmau.
'The book is one of great pathos and absorbing interest. Miss Milman given us an admirable version of it which will commend imlf to every one who cares for good literature.'—Gla:ng Herald.
'These things seem small, but in the hands of Dostoievsky they make a work of genius.'—Black and White.
'One of the most pathetic things in all literature, heartrending just because its tragedy is so repressed.'—Bookmau.
'As to novels, the very ﬁnest I have read of late or for long is " Poor Folk," by Fedor Dostoievsky, translated by Miss Lena Milman.'— Truth.
'A book to be read for the merits of its execution. The translator by the way has turned it into excellent English.'—Pall Mall Gazette.
' The narrative vibrates with feeliug, and these few unstudied letters convey to us a cry from the depths of a famished human soul. As faras we can judge, the English rendering, though simple, retains that ring of emotion which must distinguish the original.'—W:stmimt¢r Katie-w.
'One of the most striking studies in plain and simple realism which was ever writtenJ—Daily Telegraﬁll.
' " Poor Folk" is certainly a vivid and pathetic story.'—Glab¢.
P'A triumph of realistic art—a masterpieCe of a great writer.'—Morning art.
'Dostoievsky's novel has met with that rare advantage, 2 really good translator.'—-Quent.
' This admirable translation of a great author.'—Livnfool Mercury.
' " Poor Folk" Englished does not read like a translation—indubitably a masterpieceJ—Litermy World.
'Told with a gradually deepening intensity and force, a pathetic truthfulness which lives in the memory.'—Lud: Mercury.
'What Charles Dickens in his attpts to reproduce the seutiment and pathos of the humble deceived himself and others into thinking that he did, that F edor Dostoievsky actually does.'—Manclu:t¢r Guardian.
' It is a story that leaves the reader almost stunned. Miss Milman's translation is admirable.'—Gentlewoman.
'The translation ap to be well done so far as we have compared it with the original.'— . R. MORFILL in The Academy.
' A most impressive and characteristic imen of Russian ﬁction. Those to whom Russian is a sealed book will duly grateful to the translator (who has acquitted herself excellently), to Mr. Moore, and to the publisher for this presentment of Dostoievsky's remarkable novel.'—Times.
List of Books
in
Belles Lettres
ALL BOOKS IN THIS CATALOGUE
ARE PUBLISHED AT NET PRICES
1894
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GALLIENNE (RICHARD LE).
PROSE FANCIES. Third Edition. Crown 8vo. 55. net.
'The sentiment rings true, and the quaint conceits which abound have a dainty prettiness which gives distinction to the prose. '—A themm.
"A more delightful collection of essays has not issued from the press since the time of Charles Lamb.'—Weekly Sun.
'They deserve to rank forthwith among the gemsof English prose. And 32y? gecause they could have been written only by a poet.'—Daily ram: .
DAVIDSON (JOHN).
PLAYS. Small 4to. 7s. 6d. net.
'Mr. Davidson is.in many ways one of the most remarkable of the youn er poets, and in_ many respects the most richly endowed of all.'— Mr. UILLER COUCH in Speaker.
'A very singular dramatist indeed. and, as a poet, so full of curious and varied power that we have conceived the greatest interest as to his personality and his plans.'——S;ectator.
'There is no truer poet in England to-day than Mr. John Davidson. '— Westminster Gazette.
EGERTON (GEORGE).
KEYNOTES. Fifth Edition. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net.
'Singularly artistic in its brilliant suggestiveness.'—Daily News.
'Eight of the prettiest short stories that have appeared for many a day.' —St. James-'3 Gazette.
'We have met with nothin so lovely in its tenderness since Mr. Kipling's "Without Beneﬁt of Clergy. ' '—Dax'ly Chronicle.
'Not since "The Story of an African Farm" was written has any woman delivered herself of so strong, so forcible a book.'— Queen.
STREET (G. S.).
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A BOY. Second Edition. Fcap. 8vo. 3s. 6d. net.
'A creation in which there appears to be no ﬂaw.'-Pall Mall Gazette.
'A quite priceless treasure. Tubby is indeed a new immortal.'— Academy.
'There is more observation and art of presentment in this little book than in a wilderness of three-volume novels, even by eminent hands.'— Athenæum
'It is admirably done throughout, full of delicate strokes of ironical wit.' ——Daily Telegraph
​1894.
List of Books
IN
BELLES LETTRES
(Including some Transfers)
Published by John Lane
The Bodley Head
VIGO STREET, LONDON, W.
N.B.—The Authors and Publisher reserve the right of reprinting any book in this list if a new edition is called for, except in cases where a stipulation has been made to the contrary. and of printing a separate edition of any of the books for America irrespective of the numbers to which the English editions are limited. The numbers mentioned do not include copies sent to the public libraries, nor those sent for review.
Most of the books are published simultaneously in England and America, and in many instances the names of the American Publishers are appended.
ADAMS (FRANCIS).
ESSAYS IN MODERNITY. Crown 8vo. 55. net. [Shortly Chicago: Stone & Kimball.
ADAMS (FRANCIS). A CHILD OF THE AGE. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) Boston: Roberts Bros. ​ALLEN (GRANT).
THE LOWER SLOPES: A Volume of Verse. With Title-page and Cover Design by J. ILLINGWORTH KAY. 600 copies. Crown 8vo. 55. net.
Chicago: Stone & Kimball.
ALLEN (GRANT).
THE WOMAN WHO DID. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) [In rapid preparation. Boston: Roberts Bros.
BEARDSLEY (AUBREY).
THE STORY OF VENUS AND TANNHÄUSER, in which is set forth an exact account of the Manner of State held by Madam Venus, Goddess and Meretrix, under the famous H6rselberg, and containing the adventures of Tannhäuser in that place, his repentance, his journeying to Rome, and return to the loving mountain. By AUBREY BEARDSLEY. With 20 full-page illustrations, numerous ornaments, and a cover from the same hand. Sq. I6mo. 105. 6d. net. [In preparation.
BEECHING (Rev. H. C.).
IN A GARDEN: Poems. With a Specially-designed Title-page. Crown 8vo. 55. net. [In preparation.
BENSON (ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER).
A NEW VOLUME 0F POEMS. Fcap. 8vo. 55. net. [In rapid preparation.
BROTHERTON (MARY).
ROSEMARY FOR REMEMBRANCE. With Title-page and Cover Design by WALTER WEST. Fcap. 8vo. 55. net. [In rapid preparation.
DALMON (C. W.).
SONG FAVOURS. With a specially-designed Title-page. Sq. I6mo. 4s. 6d. net. [In preparation.
​D'ARCY (ELLA).
A VOLUME OF STORIES. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) [In preparation. Boston: Roberts Bros.
DAVIDSON JOHN).
PLAYS: An Unhistorical Pastoral; A Romantic Farce; Bruce, a. Chronicle Play; Smith, a Tragic Farce; Scaramouch in Naxos, a. Pantomime, with a. F rontispiece and Cover Design by AUBREY BEARDSLEY. Printed at the Ballantyne Press. 500 copies. Small 4to. 7s. 6d. net. Chicago: Stone & Kimball.
DAVIDSON JOHN).
FLEET STREET ECLOGUEs. Second Edition. Fcap. 8vo, buckram. 5s. net.
DAVIDSON (JOHN).
A RANDOM ITINERARY AND A BALLAD. With a Frontispiece and Title-page by LAURENCE HOUSMAN. 600 copies. Fcap. 8vo, Irish Linen. 55. net. Boston: Copeland & Day.
DAVIDSON (JOHN).
THE NORTH WALL. Fcap. 8vo. 25. 6d. net. The few remaining copies transferred by the Author to the present Publisher.
DAVIDSON JOHN).
BALLADS AND SONGS. Fcap. 8vo. 55. net. [In preparation.
DE TABLEY (LORD).
POEMS, DRAMATIC AND LYRICAL. By JOHN LEICESTER WARREN (Lord De Tabley). Illustrations and Cover Design by C. S. RICKETTS. Second Edition. Crown 8vo. 7s. 6d. net.
DE TABLEY (LORD).
A NEW VOLUME OF POEMS. Crown 8vo. 5s. net. [In preparation.
​EGERTON (GEORGE).
KEYNOTES. Fifth Edition. Crown 8vo. 35. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) Boston: Roberts Bros.
EGERTON (GEORGE).
DISCORDS. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) [In rapz'dpreparation. Boston: Roberts Bros.
EGERTON (GEORGE). YOUNG OFEG'S DITTIES. A translation from the Swedish of OLA HANssON. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. [In preparation.
FARR (FLORENCE). THE DANCING FAUN. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) Boston: Roberts Bros.
FLETCHER (J. S.).
THE WONDERFUL WAPENTAKE. By 'A SON OF THE SOIL.' With 18 full-page Illustrations on Japanese vellum, by J. A. SYMINGTON. Crown 8vo. 55. 6d. net. [In rapidpreparatian.
GALE (NORMAN).
ORCHARD SONGS. With Title-page and Cover Design by J. ILLINGWORTH KAY. Fcap. 8vo, Irish Linen. 55. net.
Also a Special Edition limited in number on hand-made paper bound in English vellum. 36:, rs. net.
New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
GARNETT (RICHARD).
POEms. With Title-page by J. ILLINGWORTH KAY. 350 copies. Crown 8vo. 55. net. Boston: Copeland & Day.
​GOSSE (EDMUND).
,x'THE LETTERS 0F THOMAs LOVELL BEDDOEs. Now )i ﬁrst edited. Pott 8vo. 55. net. New York: Macmillan & Co.
GRAHAME (KENNETH).
x PAGAN PAPERS: A Volume of Essays. With Title' ' page by AUBREY BEARDSLEY. Fcap. 8vo. 55. net. Chicago: Stone & Kimball.
GREENE (G. A.).
ITALIAN LYRISTS OF TO-DAY. Translations in the original metres from about thirty-ﬁve living Italian poets, with bibliographical and biographical notes. Crown 8vo. 55. net. New York: Macmillan & Co.
GREENWOOD (FREDERICK).
IMAGINATION IN DREAMS. Crown 8vo. 55. net. [In rapid preparation.
HAKE (T. GORDON).
A SELECTION FROM HIS POEMS. Edited by Mrs. MEYNELL. With a Portrait after D. G. ROSSETTI, and a Cover Design by GLEESON WHITE. Crown. 8vo. 55. net. Chicago: Stone & Kimball.
HARLAND (HENRY).
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL AND OTHER STORIES. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) Boston: Roberts Bros. [In preparalion.
HAYES (ALFRED).
THE VALE 0F ARDEN AND OTHER POEMS. With a Title-page designed by E. H. NEW. F cap. 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. [In ﬁrtparav'ion.
HOPPER (NORA).
BALLADs IN PROSE. With a Title-page and Cover by WALTER WEST. Sq. I6mo. 55. net. [In raﬁid preparation.
​IRVING (LAURENCE).
GODEFROI AND YOLANDE: A Play. With three Illustrations by AUBREY BEARDSLEY. Sm. 4to. 5s. net. [In preparation.
JAMES (W. P.).
ROMANTIC PROFESSIONS: A Volume of Essays. With Title-page designed by J. ILLINGWORTH KAY. Crown 8vo. 55. net. New York: Macmillan & Co.
JOHNSON (LIONEL).
THE ART OF THOMAS HARDY: Six Essays. With Etched Portrait by WM. STRANG, and Bibliography by JOHN LANE. Crown 8vo. 55. 6d. net. Also:50 copies, large paper, with proofs of the portrait. £r, rs.
net. [lust published. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co.
JOHNSON (PAULINE).
WHITE WAMPUM: Poems. Crown 8vo. 5s. net. [In preparation.
KEYNOTES SERIES.
Each volume with specially designed Title-page by AUBREY BEARDSLEY. Crown 8vo, cloth. 3s. 6d. net.
Vol. I. KEYNOTES. By GEORGE EGERTON. [Fg'ft/z edz'tz'on now ready.
Vol. II. THE DANCING FAUN. By FLORENCE FARR.
Vol. III. POOR FOLK. Translated from the Russian of F. Dostoievsky by LENA MILMAN. With 3 Preface by GEORGE MOORE.
X Vol. IV. ACHILD OF THE AGE. By FRANCIS ADAMS. \ _ Vol. v. THE GREAT GOD PAN AND THE INMOST
a LIGHT. By ARTHUR MACHEN. [In October.
​Vol. VI. DISCORDS. By GEORGE EGERTON. [In November.
Vol. VII. PRINCE ZALESKI. By M. P. SHIEL. [In November.
Vol. VIII. THE WOMAN WHO DID. By GRANT ALLEN. [In November.
Vol. Ix. WOMEN'S TRAGEDIES. By H. D. LOWRY.
Vol. x. THE BOHEMIAN GIRL AND OTHER STORIES. By HENRY HARLAND.
Vol. XI. A VOLUME OF STORIES. By H. B. MARRIOTT WATSON.
Vol. XII. A VOLUME OF STORIES. By ELLA D'ARCY. Boston: Roberts Bros.
LEATHER (R. K.).
VERSES. 250 copies. Fcap. 8vo. 35. net. Trans/med by the Author to the present Publisher.
LE GALLIENNE (RICHARD).
PROSE FANCIES. With Portrait of the Author by WILSON STEER. Third Edition. Crown 8vo. Purple cloth, uniform with ' The Religion of a Literary Man.' 55. net.
Also a limited large paper edition. 125. 6d. net. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
LE GALLIENNE (RICHARD). THE BOOK BILLS OF NARCISSUs. An Account rendered by RICHARD LE GALLIENNE Third Edition. Crown 8vo. Purple cloth, uniform with 'The Religion of a Literary Man.' 35. 6d. net. [In rapid preparation.
LE GALLIENNE (RICHARD).
ENGLISH POEMS. Third Edition. Crown 8vo. Purple cloth, uniform with ' The Religion of a Literary Man.' 55. net. Boston: Copeland & Day.
​LE GALLIENNE (RICHARD).
GEORGE MEREDITH: Some Characteristics. With a Bibliography (much enlarged) by JOHN LANE, portrait, etc. Fourth Edition. Crown 8vo. Purple cloth, uniform with ' The Religion of a Literary Man.' 55. 6d. net.
LE GALLIENNE (RICHARD).
THE RELIGION OF A LITERARY MAN. 5th thousand.;. Crown 8vo. Purple cloth. 3s. 6d. net. I Also a special rubricated edition on hand-made paper. ﬁve.
    05. 6d. net.
New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
LOWRY (H. D.).
WOMEN'S TRAGEDIES. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) [In preparation. Boston: Roberts Bros.
LUCAS (WINIFRED).
A VOLUME 01" POEMS. Fcap. 8vo. 4s. 6d. net. [In preparation.
MACHEN (ARTHUR).
THE GREAT GOD PAN AND THE INMOST LIGHT. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) [In rapid preparation. Boston: Roberts Bros.
MARZIALS (THEO.).
THE GALLERY OF PIGEONS AND OTHER POEMS. Post 8vo. 4s. 6d. net. [Veryfew remain. Tram/ﬁnd by the Author to the present Publish".
MEREDITH (GEORGE).
THE FIRST PUBLISHED PORTRAIT OF THIS AUTHOR, engraved on the wood by W. BISCOMBE GARDNER, after the painting by G. F. WATTS. Proof copies on Japanese vellum, signed by painter and engraver. 1; I, Is. net. .
MEYNELL (MRS.), (ALICE C. THOMPSON).
POEMS. Second Edition. Fcap. 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. A few of the 50 large paper copies (First Edition) remain. )\ 12s. 6d. net.
​MEYNELL (MRS.).
THE RHYTHM OF LIFE AND OTHER ESSAYS. Second Edition. Fcap. 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. A few of the 50 large paper copies (First Edition) remain. 125. 6d. net.
MILLER (JOAQUIN).
THE BUILDING OF THE CITY BEAUTIFUL. Fcap 8vo. With a Decorated Cover. 55. net. [/mtpubh'sﬁed. Chicago: Stone & Kimball.
MILMAN (LENA).
POOR FOLK. Translated from the Russian of F. DOSTOIEVSKY. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) Boston: Roberts Bros.
MONKHOUSE (ALLAN).
BOOKS AND PLAYS: A Volume of Essays on Meredith, Borrow, Ibsen, and others. 400 copies. Crown 8vo. 55. net. Philadelphia: B. Lippincott C0.
NESBIT (E.).
A VOLUME OF POEMS. Cr. 8vo. 55. net. [In preparation.
NETTLESHIP (J. T.).
ROBERT BROWNING: Essays and Thoughts. Third Edition. With a Portrait. Crown 8vo. 55. 6d. net. New York: Chas. Scribner's Sons. [In rapid preparation.
NOBLE (JAS. ASHCROFT).
THE SONNET IN ENGLAND AND OTHER ESSAYS. Titlepage and Cover Design by AUSTIN YOUNG. 600 copies. Crown 8vo. 55. net.
Also 50 copies large paper. 125. 6d. net.
O'SHAUGHNESSY (ARTHUR).
Hrs LIFE AND HIS WORK. With Selections from his Poems. By LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON. Portrait and Cover Design. Fcap. 8vo. 55. net.
Chicago: Stone & Kimball. [just publisﬁed.
​OXFORD CHARACTERS.
A series of lithographed portraits by WILL ROTHENSTEIN, with text by F. YORK POWELL and others. To be issued monthly in term. Each number will contain two portraits. Parts I. to V. ready. 200 sets only, folio, wrapper, 55. net per part; 25 special large paper sets containing proof impressions of the portraits signed by the artist, 105. 6d. net per part.
PETERS (WM. THEODORE).
POSIES OUT OF RINGS. Sq. 16mo. 3s. 6d. net. [In preparation.
PLARR (VICTOR).
A VOLUME OF POEMS. Crown 8vo. 5s. net. [In preparation.
RICKETTS (C. S.)AND C. H. SHANNON.
HERO AND LEANDER. By CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE and GEORGE CHAPMAN. With Borders, Initials, and Illustrations designed and engraved on the wood by C. S. RICKETTS and C. H. SHANNON. Bound in English vellum and gold. 200 copies only. 355. net.
Boston: Copeland & Day.
RHYS (ERNEST).
A LONDON ROSE AND OTHER RHYMES. With Title-page designed by SELWYN IMAGE. 350 copies. Crown 8vo. .55. net.
New York: Dodd, Mead & Co.
SHIEL (M. P.).
PRINCE ZALESKI. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) [In preparation. Boston: Roberts Bros.
STREET (G. S.).
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A BOY. Passages selected by his friend G. S. S. With Title-page designed by C. \V. F URSE. Fcap. 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. [Second Edition now ready.
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co.
​SYMONS (ARTHUR).
A New VOLUME OF POEMS. Crown 8vo. 55. net. [In preparation.
THOMPSON (FRANCIS).
A VOLUME OF POEMS. With Frontispiece, Title-page, / 4 and Cover Design by LAURENCE HOUSMAN. Fourth Edition. Pott 4to. 55. net.
Boston: Copeland & Day.
TREE (H. BEERBOHM).
THE IMAGINATIVE FACULTY: A Lecture delivered at the Royal Institution. With portrait of Mr. TREE from an unpublished drawing by the Marchioness of Granby. Fcap. 8vo, boards. 25. 6d. net.
TYNAN HINKSON (KATHARINE).
CUCKOO SONGS. \Vith Title-page and Cover Design by LAURENCE HOUSMAN. Fcap. 8vo. 55. net.
Boston: Copeland & Day.
TYNAN HINKSON (KATHARINE).
MIRACLE PLAYS. [In preparation.
WATSON (H. B. MARRIOTT).
A VOLUME OF STORIES. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net. (See KEYNOTES SERIES.) [In preparation.
Boston: Roberts Bros.
WATSON (WILLIAM).
ODES AND OTHER POEMS. Fcap. 8vo. 4s. 6d. net. [Early in December.
WATSON (WILLIAM).
THE ELOPING ANGELS: A Caprice. Second Edition. Square 16mo, buckram. 3s. 6d. net.
New York: Macmillan & Co.
​WATSON (WILLIAM).
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