illpotts in all his work has done no single piece of
portraiture better than this presentation of Philip
Ouldsbroom.... A triumph of the novelist's understanding and
keen drawing.... A Dartmoor background described in terms of
an artist's deeply felt appreciation.--_New York World._

"No other English writer has painted such fascinating and
colorful word-pictures of Dartmoor's heaths and hills, woods
and vales, and billowy plains of pallid yellow and dim
green. Few others have attempted such vivid
character-portrayal as marks this latest work from beginning
to end."--_The North American._

"A strong book, flashing here and there with beautiful gems
of poetry.... Providing endless food for thought.... An
intellectual treat."--_London Evening Standard._

The Haven _Cloth. 12mo. $1.50_

"The foremost English novelist with the one exception of
Thomas Hardy.... His descriptions of the sea and his
characterization of the fisher folks are picturesque, true
to life, full of humorous philosophy."--JEANNETTE L. GILDER
in _The Chicago Tribune_.

"It is no dry bones of a chronicle, but touched by genius to
life and vividness."--_Louisville, Kentucky, Post._

"A close, thoughtful study of universal human nature."--_The
Outlook._

"One of the best of this author's many works."--_The Bookman._

MAUD DIVER

A TRILOGY OF ANGLO-INDIAN

ARMY LIFE

_New York Times_: "Above the multitude of novels (erotic and
neurotic) hers shine like stars. She has produced a
comprehensive and full drama of life, rich in humanity;
noble, satisfying--it is not too much to say great."

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CANDLES IN THE WIND
CAPTAIN DESMOND, V. C.
THE GREAT AMULET
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_The Argonaut (San Francisco)_: "We doubt if any other writer
gives us so composite and convincing a picture of that
curious mixture of soldier and civilian that makes up Indian
society. She shows us the life of the country from many
standpoints, giving us the idea of a storehouse of experience
so well stocked that incidents can be selected with a
fastidious and dainty care."

_London Morning Post_: "Vigor of characterization accompanied
by an admirable terseness and simplicity of expression."

_Literary World_: "Undoubtedly some of the finest novels that
Indian life has