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32 MESSRS. METHUEN'S LIST J. F Brewer. THE SPECULATORS. By J. F. BREWER Crown %vo. 6s. ''a ?L et ! y blt j 0f CO ™ edy ' " ' " is undeniably a clever booK. 1 — Academy. JnS.f.iif'k am " sln g stor y- It makes capital outof the comic aspects of culture. , , a w , re ^ WIt h amusement by every intellectual rsudzx.'—Scotsman. A remarkably clever study.— Vanity Fair. Julian Corbett. A BUSINESS IN GREAT WATERS By ( JULIAN CORBETT. Crown 8vo. 6s. 'Mr. Corbettwrites with immense spirit, and the book is a thoroughly enjoyable SOI?nrk resf ? e ?. ts - j 1 ! Sa , the ocean !s !n it ' and theri a ht heroic ring re- sounds through its gallant adventures. —Speaker. L * COPEOOMFOM. CAPTAIN JACOBUS :A ROMANCE OF lilEKOAD. By L.COPE CORNFORD . Illustrated. Crown Svo. 6s. An exceptionally good story of adventure and character.*— World, C. P. Wolley. THE QUEENSBERRY CUP. A Tale of Adventure. By CLIVE PHILLIPS WOLLEY. Illustrated. Crown ovo. 6s. ' A of m o r a l i t y ^ — b 0 y S :a book wh!ch upholds the healthy schoolboy code L - Damtrey. THE KING OF ALBERIA. A Romance of ( the Balkans. By LAURA DAINTREY. Crown Svo.6s. ' AI V SS ,i Da i nt n eySeems h; "' e an . intimate acquaintance with the people and politics r s iaid^-L^rss. which the scene of her livcly and pictures ^ e —^ M. A. Owen, THE DAUGHTER OF ALOUETTE By MARY A. OWEN, Crown Svo. 6s. A story of life among the American Indians. A fascinating story.'—Literary World. Mrs. Pinsent. CHILDREN OFTHIS WORLD. By ELLEN t. PlNSENT, Author of Jenny's Case.' Crown Svo. 6s. ' Mrs. Pinsent'snew novel has plenty of vigour, variety, andgood writine. There are certainty ofpurpose, strength of t uch, and clearness of vision.'— AthencEum. Clark Russell, MY DANISH SWEETHEART. By W CLARK RUSSELL , Author of ' The Wreck of the Grosvenor,' etc. Illustrated, Fourth Edition. Crown Svo. 6s. G. Manville Fenn. AN ELECTRIC SPARK. By G. MANVILLE F ENN , Author of ' The Vicar's Wife,' 'A Double Knot,' etc. Second Edition. Crown Svo. 6s. L. S. McChesney. UNDER SHADOW OF THE MISSION By L. S. MCCHESNEY. Crown Svo.6s. ' T !l 0Se ^hose mlnds are open to the finer issues oflife, who can appreciate graceful thought and refined expression of it, from them this volume will receive a welcome as enthusiastic as it will be based on critical knowledge.'—C/iurc/iTimes. Eonald Eoss, THE SPIRIT OF STORM. By RONALD Ross, Author of «The Child of Ocean,' Crown Svo.6s. A romance of the Sea. 'Weird, powerful, and impressive,'— and White.