“Miss Giberne’s book is for gentler readers.  It appeals very delicately to their softer sympathies, and introduces them to one young girl at least who may serve as a model or ideal to them.  It is written in a pleasing sympathetic style.”—­Scotsman.

“The plot of the story is as ingenious as the treatment is effective, and it is told with great skill.”—­Yorkshire Post.

READY, AYE READY! 2s. 6d.

“A thoroughly good and deeply interesting story.”—­Newcastle Chronicle.

“A charming story, which displays all this well-known writer’s knowledge of girls and their habits of mind.”—­Scotsman.

MISS CON; or, All Those Girls. 5s.

“Constance Conway is a charming heroine.  Her diary is an admirable collection of character sketches."_—­Athenaeum_.

AGNES GIBERNE’S WORKS—­continued

ENID’S SILVER BOND. 5s.

“Enid’s nature is essentially heroic....  The other characters are cleverly sketched.”—­Times.

FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. 2s.

“Youthful readers have reason to thank Miss Giberne for having written this capital story.”—­John Bull.

ST. AUSTIN’S LODGE; or, Mr. Berkeley and his Nieces. 5s.

“A very good example of the author’s well-known style.  It is carefully written, and is in all respects a conscientious performance.”—­Academy.

BERYL AND PEARL. 5s.

“Characterised by unflagging vivacity and great dramatic power."-Christian Leader.

“One of Miss Giberne’s most delightful tales.”—­Record.

DECIMA’S PROMISE. 3s. 6d.

“One of the best and soundest books we have seen.”—­Public Opinion.

“The result of a disaster, Decima’s distress, and the behaviour of the parents, are touchingly told, and the whole case of conscience is admirably, managed.”—­Guardian.

DAISY OF OLD MEADOW. 2s.

“There are few boys or girls to whom this story will not prove interesting reading.”—­Court Circular.

KATHLEEN. 5s.

“Worthy of high praise, thoroughly good and very interesting.”—­Church Bells.

“A fascinating tale.”—­Record.

OLD UMBRELLAS; or, Clarrie and her Mother. 2s.

“The book is bright and lively, and will be read with pleasure and profit.”—­Christian.

MILES MURCHISON.  Illustrated.  Small crown 8vo. 1s. 6d.

By Dr. MACAULAY.

STRANGE YET TRUE.  With many Illustrations.  Extra crown 8vo. 5s.

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By S.M.S.  CLARKE (Mrs. Pereira).

BARON AND SQUIRE.  A Story of the Thirty Years’ War.  From the German of
N. NOELDECHEN.  With Sixteen Illustrations.  Extra crown 8vo. 5s.

THE DUKE’S PAGE; or, “In the Days of Luther.”  A Story for Boys.  From the German.  Sixteen Illustrations.  Extra crown 8vo. 5s.