A Devotee Part 16

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_Bradford Observer._

'A splendid narrative of the barrack life of the rank and file.'

_Eastern Morning News._

'There is not a dull page in the book.'

_Glasgow Herald._

'Most vigorous and picturesque sketches of barrack life.'

_Scotsman._

'Entertaining throughout, and reveals high literary ability.'

_Dundee Advertiser._

'A really vivacious book; the incidents are so well selected that the reader never wearies from start to finish.'

_Liverpool Post._

'The book is both clever and amusing.'

_Broad Arrow._

'For this well-conceived, well-written, and well-informed little story we have little but commendation to offer.'

THE BAYONET THAT CAME HOME.

BY N. WYNN WILLIAMS, Author of 'Tales of Modern Greece.'

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_Dundee Advertiser._

'Well worth perusing.'

_National Observer._

'Mr. Williams's story of modern Greece throws a curious light on her corrupt politics, on petty oppression, and on the conscription, with its attendant hardships to the peasant population.'

_Glasgow Herald._

'A powerfully-written and vivid little story.'

By the Author of 'Aunt Anne.'

LOVE-LETTERS OF A WORLDLY WOMAN.

BY MRS. W. K. CLIFFORD, Author of 'Aunt Anne,' 'Mrs. Keith's Crime,' etc.

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_Queen._

'One of the cleverest books that ever a woman wrote.'

_Morning Post._

'It is that _rara avis_--a volume characterized by knowledge of human nature and brightened by refined wit.'

_World._

'A book that will gladden the hearts of those who love literature for its own sake.'

_Review of Reviews._

'Many writers have pictured to us a woman, but none more successfully than Mrs. Clifford, whose Madge Brooke stands forth distinct and almost flesh and blood--a human doc.u.ment.'

ON THE THRESHOLD.

BY ISABELLA O. FORD, Author of 'Miss Blake, of Monkshalton.'

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