At Ypres with Best-Dunkley Part 17

_Daily Chronicle_.--"Miss Lawrence's book is interesting and well done."

_Scotsman_.--"Her exploit supplies the materials for a fine tale of adventure, and she tells her story uncommonly well."

A Last Diary of the Great Warr

By SAML. PEPYS, Jun.

With a coloured Frontispiece and eight Black-and-White Ill.u.s.trations by JOHN KETTELWELL. Uniform with "A Diary of the Great Warr" and "A Second Diary of the Great Warr."

_Punch_.--"This admirable book.... I would certainly recommend intending historians to lay in these three volumes as an epitome in a brilliant shorthand of the facts and moods of the war--packed with shrewd comment and happy strokes of irony.... As a literary and dramatic _tour de force_ I should judge it to be unsurpa.s.sed of its kind."

The Hohenzollerns in America

AND OTHER IMPOSSIBILITIES

By STEPHEN LEAc.o.c.k

Author of "Literary Lapses," "Nonsense Novels," etc.

_Daily Chronicle_.--"Equal in gay humour and deft satire to any of its predecessors, and no holiday will be so gay but this volume will make it gayer.... It is a book of rollicking good humour that will keep you chuckling long past summertime."

Temporary Crusaders

By CECIL SOMMERS

Author of "Temporary Heroes."

_Morning Post_.--"A cheery, chatty chronicle.... The author has a keen eye for the humour of circ.u.mstance and a most beguiling way."

_Scotsman_.--"Bright and exhilarating.... It is sure to be read widely."

_Liverpool Courier_.--"Even more hearty and sincere than the successful _Temporary Heroes_."

JOHN LANE, THE BODLEY HEAD, VIGO ST., W.1