od."

A PRINCE OF SWINDLERS.

THE SCOTSMAN.--"Of absorbing interest. The exploits are described in an
enthralling vein."

A MAKER OF NATIONS.

THE SPECTATOR.--"'A Maker of Nations' enables us to understand Mr.
Boothby's vogue. It has no lack of movement or incident."

THE RED RAT'S DAUGHTER.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"Mr. Guy Boothby's name on the title-page of a
novel carries with it the assurance of a good story to follow."

LOVE MADE MANIFEST.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"One of those tales of exciting adventure in the
confection of which Mr. Boothby is not excelled by any novelist of the
day."

PHAROS THE EGYPTIAN.

THE SCOTSMAN.--"This powerful novel is weird and soul-thrilling. There
never was in this world so strange and wonderful a love story."

ACROSS THE WORLD FOR A WIFE.

THE BRITISH WEEKLY.--"This stirring tale ranks next to 'Dr. Nikola' in
the list of Mr. Boothby's novels."

THE LUST OF HATE.

THE DAILY GRAPHIC.--"Whoever wants dramatic interest let him read 'The
Lust of Hate.'"

THE FASCINATION OF THE KING.

THE BRISTOL MERCURY.--"Unquestionably the best work we have yet seen
from the pen of Mr. Guy Boothby."

DR. NIKOLA.

THE SCOTSMAN.--"One hairbreadth escape succeeds another with rapidity
that scarce leaves the reader breathing space."

THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE DEVIL.

THE YORKSHIRE POST.--"A more exciting romance no man could reasonably
ask for."

A BID FOR FORTUNE.

THE MANCHESTER COURIER.--"It is impossible to give any idea of the verve
with which the story is told. The most original novel of the year."

IN STRANGE COMPANY.

THE WORLD.--"A capital novel. It has the quality of life and stir, and
will carry the reader with curiosity unabated to the end."

THE MARRIAGE OF ESTHER.

THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN.--"There is a vigour and a power of illusion
about it that raises it quite above the level of the ordinary novel of
adventure."

BUSHIGRAMS.

THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN.--"Intensely interesting. Forces from us, by its
powerful artistic realism, those choky sensations which it should be the
aim of the human writer to elicit, whether in comedy or tragedy."

SHEILAH MCLEOD.

MR. W. L. ALDEN IN THE NEW YORK TIMES.--"Mr. Boothby can crowd more
adventure into a square foot of canvas than any other novelist."

DR. NIKOLA'S EXPERIMENT.

Illustrated by Sidney Cowell.

THE MAN OF THE CRAG.

ARTHUR W. MARCHMONT

IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE.

NORTH DEVON JOURNAL.--"A novel of ab