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NEIGHBOURS ON THE GREEN.

KIRSTEEN.
SCOTSMAN—"One of the most powerful stories Mrs. Oliphant has ever
written."
MURRAY'S MAGAZINE—"One of the best books which Mrs. Oliphant's
fertile pen has within recent years produced."
WORLD—"Mrs. Oliphant has written many novels, and many good ones; but
if she has hitherto written one so good as Kirsteen, we have not read
it.... It is the highest praise we can give, when we say that there are
passages in it which, as pictures of Scottish life and character, it
would be difficult, perhaps impossible, to match out of Sir Walter's
pages."
NATIONAL OBSERVER—"Seldom, if ever, has Mrs. Oliphant done better
than in Kirsteen.... There is humour, there is pathos, there is
tragedy, there is even crime—in short, there is human life."

JOYCE.
GUARDIAN—"It has seldom been our lot to fall in with so engrossing a
story."

A BELEAGUERED CITY.
TIMES—"The story is a powerful one and very original to boot."

HESTER.
ACADEMY—"At her best, she is, with one or two exceptions, the best of
living English novelists. She is at her best in Hester."

HE THAT WILL NOT WHEN HE MAY.
SCOTSMAN—"The workmanship of the book is simply admirable."

THE RAILWAY MAN AND HIS CHILDREN.
ANTI-JACOBIN—"An extremely interesting story, and a perfectly
satisfactory achievement of literary art."
MORNING POST—"Mrs. Oliphant has never written a simpler, and at the
same time a better conceived story. An excellent example of pure and
simple fiction, which is also of the deepest interest."

THE MARRIAGE OF ELINOR.
NATIONAL OBSERVER—"In spite of yourself and of them, you become
interested in uninteresting people, annoyed at their follies, and
sympathetic with their trifling sorrows and joys. This is Mrs.
Oliphant's secret."

SIR TOM.
SATURDAY REVIEW—"Has the charm of style, the literary quality and
flavour that never fail to please."

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A SON OF THE SOIL.

THE CURATE IN CHARGE.

YOUNG MUSGRAVE.

THE WIZARD'S SON.
SPECTATOR—"We have read it twice, once in snippets, and once as a
whole, and our interest has never flagged."

A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN AND HIS FAMILY.
ACADEMY—"Never has her workmanship been surer, steadier, or more
masterly."

THE SECOND SON.
MORNING POST—"Mrs. Oliphant has never shown herself more completely
mistress of her art.... The entire story is clever and powerful."

JERUSALEM, THE HOLY CITY: ITS HISTORY AND HOPE.
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GRAPHIC—"An eloquent monograph on Jerusalem, written with all the
picturesqueness and force of style which distinguishes the writer."
SPECTATOR—"Mrs. Oliphant has successfully accomplished the difficult
achievement of recasting the familiar old Hebrew stories into the
language of our own land and century without losing their charm."
SCOTSMAN—"One of the most attractive books of the year."
RECORD—"It is entitled to yet higher praise than that which is due to
it for its charm as an expression of the highest literary skill."
OBSERVER—"Mrs. Oliphant has written no better literature than this.
It is a history; but it is one of more than human interest."

THE MAKERS OF VENICE: DOGES, CONQUERORS, PAINTERS, AND MEN OF LETTERS.
With numerous Illustrations.
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE—"Even more delightful than the Makers of
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the presentation of Venetian life brilliantly vivid. It is an entirely
workmanlike piece of work."

THE MAKERS OF FLORENCE: DANTE, GIOTTO, SAVONAROLA, AND THEIR CITY. With
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EDINBURGH REVIEW—"One of the most elegant and interesting books which
has been inspired in our times by the arts and annals of that celebrated
republic."
WESTMINSTER REVIEW—"No one visiting Florence can better prepare for a
just appreciation of the temper and spirit of the place, than by
studying Mrs. Oliphant's capital treatise."

ROYAL EDINBURGH: HER SAINTS, KINGS, AND SCHOLARS. Illustrated by George
Reid, R.S.A. Crown 8vo. Cloth. 10s. 6d.
PALL MALL GAZETTE—"Is fascinating and full of interest throughout.
Mr. Reid has long occupied a place in the very front rank of Scottish
artists, and we have seen nothing finer from his pencil than the
illustrations in the present volume."
SPECTATOR—"Between letterpress and illustrations, Royal Edinburgh
reproduces the tragedy, the glory, and the picturesqueness of Scotch
history as no other work has done."

AGNES HOPETOUN'S SCHOOLS AND HOLIDAYS. Illustrated.
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THE LITERARY HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN THE END
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