ull of charm and
surprise."--_American Magazine._

The Beloved Vagabond

"'The Beloved Vagabond' is a gently-written, fascinating
tale. Make his acquaintance some dreary, rain-soaked evening
and find the vagabond nerve-thrilling in your own
heart."--_Chicago Record-Herald._

Septimus (Illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg)

"Septimus is the joy of the year."--_American Magazine._

The Morals of Marcus Ordeyne

"One of those rare and much-to-be-desired stories which keep
one divided between an interested impatience to get on and an
irresistible temptation to linger for full enjoyment by the
way."--_Life._

Where Love Is

"One of those unusual novels of which the end is as good as
the beginning."--_New York Globe._

WILLIAM J. LOCKE

The Usurper

"Contains the hall-mark of genius itself. The plot is
masterly in conception, the descriptions are all vivid
flashes from a brilliant pen. It is impossible to read and
not marvel at the skilled workmanship and the constant
dramatic intensity of the incident, situations and
climax."--_The Boston Herald._

Derelicts

"Mr. Locke tells his story in a very true, a very moving, and
a very noble book. If any one can read the last chapter with
dry eyes we shall be surprised. 'Derelicts' is an impressive,
an important book. Yvonne is a creation that any artist might
be proud of."--_The Daily Chronicle._

Idols

"One of the very few distinguished novels of this present
book season."--_The Daily Mail._

"A brilliantly written and eminently readable book."--_The
London Daily Telegraph._

A Study in Shadows

"Mr. Locke has achieved a distinct success in this novel. He
has struck many emotional chords, and struck them all with a
firm, sure hand. In the relations between Katherine and Raine
he had a delicate problem to handle, and he has handled it
delicately."--_The Daily Chronicle._

The White Dove

"It is an interesting story. The characters are strongly
conceived and vividly presented, and the dramatic moments are
powerfully realized."--_The Morning Post._

The Demagogue and Lady Phayre

"Think of Locke's clever books. Then think of a book as
different from any of these as one can well imagine--that
will be Mr. Locke's new book."--_New York World._

At the Gate of Samaria

"William J. Locke's