#LOVE POEMS#, By W. R. TITTERTON.

"Sincere, but somewhat realistic ... a good many deal with
the misery of base passion and lost women."--_The Times._

"His pen is a whip that cuts to the bone of life. He is
restrained by no conventions."--_The Daily News._

"The author deals sympathetically with love themes seldom
touched on except in poetry more or less pagan in
outlook."--_The Glasgow Herald._

A SECOND EDITION IN NOW IN THE PRESS

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#NEW TRUTHS FOR OLD.# By ROBB LAWSON.

These Essays represent the thought of a converted Philistine
endeavouring to free himself from the slavery of conventional ideas,
and to find that justice which is "love with seeing eyes."

They deal with the following subjects:--

The Decay of Individuality.
The Futility of Speech.
Plain Writing.
The Failure of Success.
The Temptations of Enthusiasm.
Of the Sorrow of Wisdom.
Combativeness.
The Worth of Attitude.
On Second-Hand Minds.
The Use of Enemies.
On Reading Great Lives.
Woman.
On Self-Sacrifice.
Discipline.

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#BALLAD OF A GREAT CITY.# By DAVID LOWE.

A charming volume of metrical comedies, ballads, and lyrics.
Glasgow is referred to in the title ballad, many of the rest
are steeped in traditional lore, and the two comedies are
metrical versions of old Scots folk-tales.

"There are in the book many charming lyrical poems which ...
show always the sentiment of a latter-day singer playing
sweetly and gracefully round the sempiternal themes of
poetry. The two Comedies are clever, simple, and fresh. The
book will be read with especial interest by lovers of Poetry
who favour Scottish themes."--_The Scotsman._

"The author has talent; his work flows easily and 'lets
itself be read.'"--_The Birmingham Post._

"... A good deal in the vein of Burns. The author is a
pleasant versifier."--_The Times._

"The poems show distinct lyrical faculty. The author's
management of various metres is throughout true and
musical."--_Aberdeen Daily Journal._

"These poems treat of the common interests of daily life ...
appeal to a wide audience, and are sure to give widespread
pleasure."--_Aberdeen Free Press._

BY THE SAME AUTHOR

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#GIFT OF THE NIGHT# (POEMS).

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