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... ^lison JRoncticff THE STORY OF A DRAMATIST. By Mrs. Semite Garrett. CHAPTER III. I see myself an honoured guest Thy partner in the flowery walk Of letters, genial table talk, _ Or deep dispute, and gr ...
... NINETY THREE BY VICTOR HUGO, author of les misErables, les travailleurs de la mer, etc., etc. PART THE SECOND-- IN PARIS BOOK THE FIRST CIMOURDAIN I.-- The Streets of Paris at that Time. PEOPLE li ...
... MR. FRANK BARRETT, in Honest Davie, a Novel (3 vols.: Bentley and Son), continues faithful to the colouring and atmosphere of the last century, of which he has discovered for himself the not very pr ...
... Precisely. When he lets you in, you will know him because he has a reddish beard that is turning white on the left side. He cultivates the vineyard, and the owner takes half the nroduce hilt for a con ...
... Written by LEONARD MERRICK IN Bordeaux, on the 21st of December, M. Petitjean, a clerk with Bohemian yearnings, packed his portmanteau for a week's holiday. In Paris, on t ...
... HER DEAREST FOE, by Mrs. Alexander, author of The Wooing O't (3 vols.: Bentley).-- As novels go this is a decidedly good one, sprightly, well put together, and thoroughly readable. It is true that ...
... Carriage hu ^bbertmmerit BY CAPTAIN F. E. WEST. I WONDER, exclaimed Nina Fitzgerald, whether these advertisements are real, or only nonsense? What advertisements? asked a good-looking young gent ...
... THE reader who hopes to find in Gin a Body Meet a Body, by Constance MacEwen (2 vols., Chapman and Hall), an imitation, perhaps a rival, of Miss Helen Mathers' Comin' Through the Rye, will be sadl ...
... I. THE high standard established by the two former exhibitions of this Society is well maintained in the present display. The pre sident, Sir J. D. Linton, contrib ...
... JOHN WARD, PREACHER, by Margaret Deland (I vol.: Longmans, Green, and Co.), is a crazy and ignorant bigot, who sends a most charming young wife away from him, under the most brutal cir cumstances, b ...
... THE VINTAGE A STORY OF THE GREEK WAR OF INDEPENDENCE By E. F. BENSON .1 utlior of Dodo CHAPTER V. THE summer passed quietly; July and August were very much hotter than Constantine ever remembered them ...
... SUMMER holiday novels are becoming a regular feature of this time of year. Mr. Black's adventurous Phaeton set a fashion which has been, on the whole, pleasantly followed, and by no means the least pl ...