ting to a serious lover of poetry."--_The Scotsman._

Canvas, Gilt, 2s. 6d. net.
#A MAN OF LEISURE# (PLAY).

"Rich in touches of poetic feeling and with witty and
humorous sayings."--_Glasgow Herald._

Buckram, Gilt, 2s. 6d. net.
#BURNS'S PASSIONATE PILGRIMAGE.# (A few copies left of large
paper edition, price 5s. net.)

"Well worth writing and is well written."--_The Times._

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#SONNETS OF SWEET SORROW.#

"They carry with them something heroic and tonic."--_Glasgow
Herald._

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#THE SANITY OF ART: An Exposure of the current nonsense about artists
being degenerate.# By G. BERNARD SHAW.

"A scathing indictment of Max Nordau's 'Degeneration.' Mr.
Shaw's book should prove wholesome reading for the section of
cranks who, like Nordau, shower abuse upon everything that
departs from conventional standards."--_The Daily Mail._

"We confess that the perusal of so adroit an exercise in
special pleading is thoroughly calculated to give pleasure to
all admirers of ready wit and swift, felicitous phrasing ...
packed with good argument, admirably employed and
wielded."--_The Daily Telegraph._

"Quite a remarkable feat of literary fencing.... The
'Exposure' itself is not only valuable as a compendium of
Shawesque first principles in philosophy and ethics, but also
as a workable survey of the Arts."--_M.A.P._

Royal 8vo. 1s. net.

#THE G.B.S. PERPETUAL CALENDAR.# Made to hang on the wall.
Contains quotations from the works of G. BERNARD SHAW for
every day in the year.

"This stimulating Calendar...."--_T.P.'s Weekly._

"The selection has been admirably done."--_The Daily News._

"If you are tired of the Bible and Shakespeare you may nail
up the G.B.S. Calendar ... and when you read the texts you
never know whether you are on head or heels. On April 19 we
shall pick off the phrase 'If a great man could make us
understand him we should hang him.' And we won't hang
Shaw."--_The Daily Chronicle._

Crown 8vo. Stiff wrappers, 1s. net.

#THE ENDOWMENT OF MOTHERHOOD.# By Dr. M. D. EDER.

In this book an analysis is made of the present social
conditions from the medical side.

A consideration that it is desirable to encourage the
production of healthy children, and to repress the