ollectors
will be glad to possess such excellent facsimiles of work by two
illustrators conspicuous for their work in this field. The figure by Mr.
Robinson, "So Light of Foot, so Light of Spirit," is extremely typical
of the personal style he has adopted from the first. Studies by M. de
Monvel have appeared before in THE STUDIO, so that it would be merely
reiterating the obvious to call attention to the exquisite truth of
character which he obtains with rare artistry.

G. W.

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The Editor's best thanks are due to all those publishers who have so
kindly and readily come forward with their assistance in the compilation
of "Children's Books and their Illustrators." Owing to exigences of
space reference to several important new books has necessarily been
postponed.

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[Illustration: ILLUSTRATION FROM "NATIONAL RHYMES." BY GORDON BROWNE
(GARDNER, DARTON AND CO. 1897)]

For Younger Readers

BY MARTHA FINLEY

ELSIE DINSMORE. With illustrations by H. C. Christy. Large 8vo, cloth.
$1.50.

ELSIE AT HOME. Similar in general style to the previous "Elsie" books.
16mo, cloth. $1.25.

BY RAFFORD PYKE.

THE ADVENTURES OF MABEL. For children of five and six. With many
illustrations by MELANIE ELIZABETH NORTON. Large 8vo. $1.75.

BY BARBARA YECHTON.

DERICK. Illustrated. Large 12mo, cloth. $1.50.

BY AMANDA M. DOUGLAS.

CHILDREN AT SHERBURNE HOUSE, 12mo, cloth. $1.50.

NAN. A Sequel to "A Little Girl in Old New York." Illustrated. 12mo,
cloth. $1.50.

BY ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS.

GIPSY'S YEAR AT THE GOLDEN CRESCENT. Uniform with the previous volumes
of the same series. Fully illustrated. Large 12mo, cloth. $1.50.

BY ELIZABETH W. CHAMPNEY.

WITCH WINNIE IN VENICE. With many illustrations. Large 12mo, cloth.
$1.50.

PIERRE AND HIS POODLE. With numerous illustrations. 12mo, cloth. $1.00.

BY BEATRICE HARRADEN.

UNTOLD TALES OF THE PAST. By BEATRICE HARRADEN, author of "Ships that
Pass in the Night," "Hilda Strafford," etc. Illustrated. Cloth. Probably
$1.50.

_The above are published by_

Dodd, Mead & Company, FIFTH AVE. & 21ST
STREET, NEW YORK

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Four Capital Books

Aaron in the Wildwoods

A delightful new Thimblefinger story of Aaron while a "runaway," by JOEL
CHANDLER HARRIS, author of "_Little Mr. Thimblefinger and his Queer
Country