mark him a good mixer with men, a keen observer, and a skillful adept
with the pen.

_By the Same Author_

With the Russian Pilgrims to Jerusalem

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The journey of the Russian peasants to Jerusalem has never been described
before in any language, not even in Russian. Yet it is the most
significant thing in the Russian life to-day. In the story lies a great
national epic.

A Tramp's Sketches

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"Mr. Graham has seen many interesting parts of the world, and he tells of
his travels in a pleasing way."--_Suburban Life._

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The Wife of Sir Isaac Harman

By H. G. WELLS.

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The name of H. G. Wells upon a title page is an assurance of merit. It is
a guarantee that on the pages which follow will be found an absorbing
story told with master skill. In the present book Mr. Wells surpasses even
his previous efforts. He is writing of modern society life, particularly
of one very charming young woman, Lady Harman, who finds herself so bound
in by conventions, so hampered by restrictions, largely those of a well
intentioned but short sighted husband, that she is ultimately moved to
revolt. The real meaning of this revolt, its effect upon her life and
those of her associates are narrated by one who goes beneath the surface
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surrounding Lady Harman, and in the dramatic incidents which compose the
years of her existence which are described by Mr. Wells, there is a novel
which is significant in its interpretation of the trend of affairs today,
and fascinatingly interesting as fiction. It is Mr. Wells at his best.

Saturday's Child

BY KATHLEEN NORRIS Author of "Mother," "The Treasure," etc.

WITH FRONTISPIECE IN COLORS BY F. GRAHAM COOTES

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"A more ambitious piece of work than any Mrs. Norris has before attempted.
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her former stories popular.... Mrs. Norris's admirers will find this new
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"This story will have a long and healthful period of popularity. Like
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