f a bygone romance so touching that the young squire, on his
acquittal of the murder charge, yields the centre of the stage to his
poor, foolish, fluttering mother.

_By the same Author_:

The Handsome Man A Monkey in Silk The Left Lady

The Author writes a rattling good yarn, full of excitement. Thoroughly
brisk in action, her stories are told in a virile and spirited manner.

WARD, LOCK & CO., LIMITED

NEW FICTION

WINNING THROUGH

By JESSE TEMPLETON

The story of the shipwreck of an Atlantic Liner and of the thrilling
adventures that befall a small party of survivors stranded in Labrador.
Their efforts to reach civilisation have an epic character, yet a
romantic thread runs through the story to the very end.

_Previous Novels by this Author_:

Dead or Alive
Between the Tides
Clay-Face
The Bitter Test
The Yellow Hibiscus
Ten Fathoms Deep

Mr. Templeton has reached distinct artistry in attractive dialogue, in
clean and wholesome action and in presentation of exciting situations
without undue strain on credulity.

WARD, LOCK &CO., LIMITED

NEW FICTION

THE HAWKMOOR MYSTERY

By W. H. LANE CRAUFORD

_Author of "The Missing Ace"_

A diamond of incalculable value is stolen from an Indian Temple by
Captain Berrington. Then, some twenty years afterwards, in an English
country house, there are strange and bewildering happenings. The
elucidation of the mystery involved makes an exceptionally thrilling and
powerful story.

A story written in a light vein that will bring many a chuckle to you
whilst its most absorbing problem is gradually unfolded.

WARD, LOCK & CO., LIMITED

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