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printed in bountiful type, it will more than Lady of the lake. By Sir WALTER SCOTT, satisfy the purchaser.

London: A. & C. Blok.

THIS edition of Sir Walter Scott's most fummus poem is large crown 8vo., bound in a cloth cover on which a heather design in natural colours has been worked, The book contains fifty full-page illustrations, eight of them being in solour, from drowings by Sutton Pulmor. It is the best edition of the preu we are acquainted with. The topography of the poem is by the late Sir G. B. Airy. K.C.B., and thore are four or five illuminating notes by Andrew Lang. A useful map of the country described in the poem is included in the book, and an inder to the map facilitates the

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MRS. WILLIAMson has written some pretty tales, and is a popular wonin's writer. "The Turn- stile of Night" is a distinct variation from her nsual style, and a diversion to fresh scenes, whore, truth to tell, the lady is no more at home than she could be expected to be. The

story has its thrills, even though it lacks conviction." A wild expedition to Linssa in Tibet, after lot of glittering jewels on an idol conveniently by an Englishman, a Chinese, and a villaiu. kopt below stairs in the monastary, is nudertaken By using the toutine temptation-a device neglected by novelists for some time-Mrs. Wiliamson brings the villain to lonely fluence but for some reason unexplained, ha háu to share with a man who is evilently Conan Doyle's lovers do not enlist particular sympathy, except "Professor Moriarty" come again to life. The it be like Othello, for the dangers they have pasted.

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MR. HANCOCK's previous book, Japanese Physical Training, appears to have had a great vogue in England and America, and this has doubtless been the incentive to the publication of the volume now before us, which is dedicated to the American Woman and her English Sister. In his introduction the author tells us that ho has "endezs pured with painstaking care to make plain the principles of the kind of athletic work that has resulted, undoubtedly, in making day, especially at Yokkaichi, where no less than the little Japanese women the strongest and four were blown from their moorings and went THERE IS NO PIANO SO WELL most cheerful members of theirsex to be found aground. These were thot seamer Loyal. Cranley, Haklis und Eretria Mesam. Dodwell & Co, are anywhere on earth." That is a sweeping the agents for the three lattor vessels, while the ADAPTED TO STAND THE

assertion which we are not prepared to onilurse, Loyal is chartored by the Osaka Bhosen Kaisha, especially as regards superiority in physical So far as is known, the former has sustained strength; nor hasitten the reviewer's experience damage to her bottom, but the Cranley was quickly that the proportion of Japanese women who deated and is safe. The Huldis us reported yesterday, is fast in the sund, and it may prove THE MATERIAL IS OF THE BEST indulge in athletic work is greator than the very diffent to flost her, but the Eretrin was proportion in the United States and England, successfully douted yesterday morning, and hus especially now that physical exercises receive sustained little damage.

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