  The greatest popular Autumn Exactly like 6/- Novels in size Recognisable everywhere by their green cloth covers on which are coloured medallions NASH’S 2/- NOVELS LATEST VOLUMESAn Exchange of Souls The Arrest of ArsÈne Lupin The Perfume of the Lady in Black The Lady of the Hundred Dresses The Silent House Hushed Up Yellow Men and Gold NASH’S 2/- NOVELS VOLUMES ALREADY ISSUEDMYSTERY & DETECTIVE STORIESThe HollowBy Maurice NeedleLeblanc A story of ArsÈne Lupin, the greatest, most ingenious and most daring criminal in modern fiction. “A thrilling and fascinating story ... not less exciting or less mystifying than its predecessors.”—Liverpool Daily Post. “Well worthy of its place in the famous set of adventures.”—Observer. The BlackBy Carlton SpiderDawe “Described as a sensational story of a female ‘Raffles’ this tale ... in every way lives up to its description.”—Birmingham Daily Post. “Full of thrills from beginning to end.”—Western Mail. “An extremely powerful story ... well worked out, and the mixture of romance with a story of the ‘Raffles’ type is well calculated to please.”—T.P.’s Weekly. The Window atby Mary Roberts The White CatRinehart Author of “The Circular Staircase,” etc. “The plot is skilful and the incidents exciting. It is something more than a mere detective story: there is character in it, and a pleasant love story, and a quite refreshing sense of humour.”—The Outlook. “We greatly enjoyed the brisk dialogue and the unexpected ending.”—Evening Times. For particulars of further volumes see next page. NASH’S 2/- NOVELS VOLUMES ALREADY ISSUEDMYSTERY & DETECTIVE STORIESThe Wife HeBy Max Never SawMarcin “A decidedly clever bit of sensation, ... worked out with considerable resource. Altogether a fine thrill.”—Liverpool Courier. “A vigorous and briskly moving yarn—the best thing of the kind we have encountered for some considerable time.”—Birmingham Daily Post. The RedBy John SymbolIronside “Enthralling, entertaining and powerful ... clean and wholesome, it is one of the most powerful novels we have had for a long time ... a fine mystery story most excellently told and holding its reader in its grasp from start to finish.”—Dublin Daily Express. “A love story full of thrilling incidents.”—Country Life. “Vigour and swing characterise the book, which has no dull pages, and which keeps its alluring secret until near the end.”—Glasgow Herald. RafflesBy E. W. Hornung “Hats off to Raffles.”—Daily Telegraph. The House ofBy William WhispersLe Queux “Mystery—tantalising and baffling.”—The Yorkshire Post. “An excellent tale.”—The Daily Telegraph. “Full of arresting situations and making a strong appeal at every stage to the instinct of curiosity.”—The Pall Mall Gazette. “Mr. Le Queux will please thousands by this work.”—The Morning Leader. For particulars of further volumes see next page. NASH’S 2/- NOVELS VOLUMES ALREADY ISSUEDMYSTERY & DETECTIVE STORIESTreasureby William of IsraelLe Queux “Another of his wonderful mystery stories.”—Liverpool Daily Post. “An admirably worked piece of sensationalism ... ought to please a host of readers.”—The Sunday Times. “Mr. Le Queux keeps his readers fascinated to the end.”—The Yorkshire Post. “The author is at his raciest; each chapter discloses some new phase of the mystery, each page supplies a new thrill of excitement.”—The Pall Mall Gazette. The House of theBy Anna Whispering PinesKatharine Green Author of “The Leavenworth Case.” “The author has written nothing so good since her famous ‘Leavenworth Case.’ The story grips one from the first scene.... The book is crammed with incident ... there is not a dull page from first to last.”—The Outlook. “So ingenious, plausible, dramatic, and well-thought-out a plot is a relief after the far-fetched absurdities of many tales of the kind. The most austere reader ... will find himself consumed with wonder as to whom the guilty man can be.”—The Evening Standard. For particulars of further volumes see next page. NASH’S 2/- NOVELS VOLUMES ALREADY ISSUEDMYSTERY & DETECTIVE STORIESThe Man whoBy Max Drove the CarPemberton “Excellent and thrilling reading.”—The Morning Leader. “The book is excellent reading.”—The Daily Express. “Exciting enough to please the most blasÉ reader of sensational fiction.”—North Mail. “A thoroughly delightful book, absorbing, and of tense interest throughout.”—The Liverpool Daily Post. Humorous & Breezy Books. Stranleigh’sBy Robert MillionsBarr “He is a good fellow, and, like Mr. Barr, invariably entertaining.”—Daily Graphic. “Very amusing, very delightful.”—The Globe. Sea DogsBy Morley Roberts “A jolly collection.”—The Evening Standard. “Mighty interesting.”—The Daily Chronicle. “A bright and breezy book.”—The Daily Mail. “Very funny indeed ... the whole book is one good laugh.”—The Observer. “For wit and humour and invention it would be hard to beat.”—The Referee. For particulars of further volumes see next page. NASH’S 2/- NOVELS VOLUMES ALREADY ISSUED:: :: SOCIAL COMEDIES :: ::A Honeymoon—By F. C. Philips & And AfterPercy Fendall “A really clever novel of modern society life.”—The Dundee Advertiser. “A well-written and clever novel.”—The Dublin Express. “A bright, well-written story that holds the reader till the end.”—The Pall Mall Gazette. “Owes much of its sustained interest to ruthless pictures of life in frivolous West-end circles.”—The Daily Chronicle. EnviousBy Madame ElizaAlbanesi “Eliza is charming.”—The Standard. “Human and genuine throughout.”—The Morning Leader. “The reader is carried on to the end with unabated pleasure and zest.”—The Bookman. “The authoress has the gift of informing her characters with life and charm.... The book cannot fail to consolidate the position which the authoress has won by her earlier works.”—The Daily News. Jack andBy F. G. Philips Three Jills Author of “As in a Looking Glass,” etc. “An arresting and clever piece of observation.”—Bystander. “An entertaining story of legal life.... Jack ... is frank, manly, and generally attractive.”—Pall Mall Gazette. For particulars of further volumes see next page. NASH’S 2/- NOVELS VOLUMES ALEADY ISSUED:: :: SOCIAL COMEDIES :: ::The DivineBy May FireSinclair “Judged by almost every standard to which a comedy like this should be referred, I find her book the most remarkable that I have read for many years.”—Mr. Owen Seaman in Punch. “A novel to read, and what is more to keep and read again.”—Outlook. A LuckyBy F. C. Philips Young Woman “Shows us the author at his best.”—Pall Mall Gazette. Yorkshire Life. Mr. Poskitt’sBy J. S. NightcapsFletcher “Excellent ... comic and tragic episodes of Yorkshire life, rich in character and dramatic force.”—The Morning Leader. A Masterpiece of Fiction. The NunBy RenÉ Bazin “A book which no one who reads it will ever forget.”—The Westminster Gazette. “It is difficult to speak in measured terms of this exquisite story ... a consummate artist, his work eats into the heart, and lives in the memory as do but few books from modern authors.”—The Daily Telegraph. “It is long since we have read a tragedy so intensely moving as the story of this innocent peasant girl.... ‘The Nun’ is a masterwork of fiction.”—The Daily Graphic. |
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