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The Speech of Monkeys
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R. L. Garner
184
Black
and
White.--"A
decidedly
clever
book."
In
preparation.
='TWEEN
SNOW
AND
FIRE.=
A
Tale
of
the
Kafir
War
of
1877.
By
BERTRAM
MITFORD.
[In
June.
=NOT
ALL
IN
VAIN.=
By
ADA
CAMBRIDGE,
Author
of
"A
Marked
Man,"
"The
Three
Miss
Kings,"
&c.
=MAMMON.=
A
Novel.
By
Mrs.
ALEXANDER,
Author
of
"The
Wooing
O't,"
&c.
Scotsman.--"The
present
work
is
not
behind
any
of
its
predecessors.
'Mammon'
is
a
healthy
story,
and
as
it
has
been
thoughtfully
written
it
has
the
merit
of
creating
thought
in
its
readers."
=HAUNTINGS=:
Fantastic
Stories.
By
VERNON
LEE,
Author
of
"Baldwin,"
"Miss
Brown,"
&c.
&c.
Pall
Mall
Gazette.--"Well
imagined,
cleverly
constructed,
powerfully
executed.
'Dionea'
is
a
fine
and
impressive
idea,
and
'Oke
of
Okehurst'
a
masterly
story."
=MEA
CULPA=:
A
Woman's
Last
Word.
By
HENRY
HARLAND.
Times.--"There
is
no
denying
its
cleverness;
it
is
the
very
reverse
of
conventional.
The
author
in
his
social
touches
reminds
us
of
About,
and
it
would
be
difficult
to
say
anything
more
flattering."
Popular
Shilling
Books.
=MADAME
VALERIE.=
By
F.
C.
PHILIPS,
Author
of
"As
in
a
Looking-Glass,"
&c.
=THE
MOMENT
AFTER=:
A
Tale
of
the
Unseen.
By
ROBERT
BUCHANAN.
Athenaeum.--"Should
be
read--in
daylight."
Observer.--"A
clever
tour
de
force."
Guardian.--"Particularly
impressive,
graphic,
and
powerful."
=CLUES=;
or,
Leaves
from
a
Chief
Constable's
Note-Book.
By
WILLIAM
HENDERSON,
Chief
Constable
of
Edinburgh.
Mr.
Gladstone.--"I
found
the
book
full
of
interest."
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