last summer. It would have
saved me a great deal of trouble. And yet I don't know," she added
thoughtfully, "it's been a wonderful adventure. We shall often talk of
it when we're old."

"We shall never be old, for we love each other," said the Emperor.

THE END

By C. N. & A. M. Williamson

LADY BETTY ACROSS THE WATER

The discovery of America by one of the most engaging, appealing and
altogether delicious little English maids that ever "crossed the
water." Everybody will be delighted to learn precisely how Lady Betty
found us and what things in our life particularly struck her wide-open
eyes and gave her food for fun and reflection. Evidently she did not
find us all savages for there was one man--but we must not anticipate
the charming story which is unfolded.

"She is a dear, delightful heroine with a love story to
reveal, which is fresh, naive, and altogether charming; and
the manner of its revealing is buoyant and gracious."
_Chicago News._

Six illustrations in colors by Orson Lowell. $1.50

By C. N. & A. M. Williamson

MY FRIEND THE CHAUFFEUR

An automobile romance that rushes all the way through on the third
speed. From the start in the Riviera to the finish among the mountains
of Montenegro, there is no let up in the entertainment and excitement
which this book affords. There are adventures without number on the
open road, delightful descriptions of scenery in Italy and Dalmatia,
and a triple love story deliciously blending sentiment and comedy.

"It is airy, jolly, refreshing, wholesome, full of
adventure, movement, fun and good spirits, sunshine and
fresh air." _N. Y. Mail._

Illustrated by Lowenheim. $1.50

By C. N. & A. M. Williamson

ROSEMARY

Fascinating beyond words is this exquisitely dainty tale, dealing with
the finer affections of a child and her mother, of a young man true to
a first love. The scene is laid at Monte Carlo in the beautiful green
Christmas-time. With the fantastic idea implanted by her nurse that on
Christmas eve the fairies granted to one her dearest wish, little
Rosemary, who lost her father at birth, sallies forth, stops a young
man in his motor-car and discovers in him the "fairy father" of her
dreams. Hugh Egerton turns out to be her mother's first love, and
there is a heart-warming reunion and a joyful celebration.

"An exquisite bit of literary handicraft. The motive of