ice_ 16/- _nett._

SOME OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

"Contains probably the most intimate and comprehensive account that has
yet appeared of the Sea Dyaks of Sarawak.... It is so pleasantly written
that the reader forgets that it is learned."--_The Times._

"We heartily commend this book to the learned public."--_The Athenaeum._

"The author has been completely successful."--_The Bookman._

"Pleasant to read, and gives a really good account of an interesting
race."--_The Illustrated London News._

"Mr Gomes is a skilled and gifted investigator, and his book is a
valuable contribution to Eastern anthropology."--_The Outlook._

"Let our quotations serve to introduce a book as fascinating as it is
authoritative."--_The Sketch._

"Mr Gomes' book is no hasty piece of work; it is the result of seventeen
years spent in Sarawak.... Mr Gomes gives a very full account of the
whole culture and life of the Sea Dyaks."--_The Saturday Review._

"It is emphatically good. Mr Gomes speaks as one having authority. He
has certainly unique experience, sympathy, insight, comprehension, a
sense of proportion, and he is not without the quality of humour and
dramatic instinct, and his style, simple and clear, is not without
literary distinction. He has produced a book that ought to take high
rank."--_The Englishman (Calcutta)._

"Mr E. H. Gomes' absorbing book."--_The Daily Mail._

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ON FOREIGN MISSIONS
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A HISTORY OF MISSIONS IN INDIA. By JULIUS RICHTER, D.D. Translated by
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Blackheath. Demy 8vo, with map 10s 6d

"Will be indispensable to all students of Indian Missions. It is
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THE PEN OF BRAHMA. Peeps into Hindu Hearts and Homes. By BEATRICE M.
HARBAND, Author of "Daughters of Darkness in Sunny India," etc. Large
crown 8vo, cloth extra, with Illustrations 3s 6d _net_

HOLY HIMALAYA. The Religion, Traditions, and Scenery of the Provinces of
Kumaun and Garhwal. By the REV. E. S. OAKLEY, of the London Missionary
Society, Almora, Northern India. With 16 full-page Illustrations, Large
crown 8vo, cloth extra 5s _net_

DAYLIGHT IN THE HAREM. Papers on Present-day Reform Movements,
Conditions, and Methods of Work among Moslem Women read at the Lucknow
Conference, 1911. Edit