This most striking collection of murder stories by famous authors contains
the first publication of Shall We Join the Ladies? the mystery play by Sir
James Barrie, which aroused such immense interest v/hen it was acted. New
stories have been specially written for this volume by Edgar Wallace, Hugh
Walpoje, Somerset Maugham, B. H. Liawrence, Algernon Blackwood and other
writers of the first distinction. No volume of the kind has ever comprised a
greater number of world-famous names,

Faast By GOETHE

Translated bv Abraham Hayward.
In one large handsome vohime, with 16 plates in colour, and many decorations
by WILLY POGANY. 7s. 6d. net.
A fine art edition of Goethe's groat classic, the remarkable illustrations of
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General Novels 7/6
Darkened Rooms By SIR PHILIP GIBBS

Author of " Out of the Ruins " (12th Thousand), " The Middle of the Road "
(87th Thousand), etc.
This new novel is entirely different from anything which Sir Philip Gibbs
has previously written. Strange as it may seem, DarJtencd Rooms does
not deal with the war, youth, politics, or social problems : it is, in fact, an
adventure in a very strange No-Man 's-Land.
"A Man's a Man " By E. IF. SAFI

Author of " Vagrant Love " (5th Edition), etc.
