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21 SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE ADVERTISER Robert Frank By SIGURD IBSEN A drama which William Archer, the distinguished English critic, considers convincing proof that he possesses " dramatic faculty in abundance." Mr. Archer defines it as " a powerful and interestingplay which claims attention on its own merits, eminently a play of to-day, or, rather, perhaps of to-morrow." The truth of this last comment is sufficiently evinced in the fact that its motive is the attempt of a young statesman to end, once and for all, the struggle between capital and labor by dramatically heroic measures. $1.25 net; postage extra Plays by Bjornstjerne Bjornson Translated from the Norwegian, with Introductions, by EDWIN BJORKMAN. Each with frontispiece SECOND SERIES " Love and Geography," " Beyond Human Might," "Laboremus." FIRST SERIES "The New System," "The Gauntlet," "Beyond Our Power." $1.50 net; postage extra Plays by August Strindberg SCRIBNER PLAYS- Translated from the Swedish, with Introductions, by EDWIN BJORKMAN FIRST SERIES "The Dream Play," "The Link," "The Dance of Death." SECOND SERIES "Creditors," "Pariah," "Miss Julia," "The Stronger," " There Are Crimes and Crimes." THIRD SERIES " Advent," " Simoom," " Swanwhite," " Debit and Credit," " The Thunderstorm," " After the Fire." Each, $1.50 net; postage extra Half Hours By J. M. PLAYS BY LEONID ANDREYEFF The Life of Man The Sabine Women The Black Maskers Translated from the Russian, with an Introduction, by F. N. SCOTT and C. L. MEADER $1.50 net; postage extra BARRIE " Barrie opens the door of fancy, so seldom set ajar. There lies his peculiar mastery. A tender, strange, exquisitely human fancy, half child, half spirit, that lends you its own wings, and lifts you, heavy foot or heavy heart, to rainbow heights. You cannot resist him, or, if you do, there is nothing but pity to give you, as some one who has never known youth and, worse, never will know it. And by this we do not mean youth of time, but its finer, rarer reality, that quality, indomitable, bright, and free, that lies at the heart of all high emprise and generous daring, and without which this old world would have dried up and withered away ages since." —New York Times. $1.25 net; postage extra Plays by Anton Tchekoff Translated from the Russian, with an Introduction, by MARIAN FELL. Frontispiece "Uncle Vanya," "Ivanoff," " The Sea Gull," and "The Swan Song." 12mo. $1.50 net By John Galsworthy THE MOB ' 60 cents net; postage extra A play of great power in its characters and dramatic treatment. Particularly interesting at this time because of its war theme. THE FUGITIVE 60 cents net; postage extra A Drama in Four Acts THE PIGEON 60 cents net A Fantasy in Three Acts Above three plays in one volume form the Third Series $1.35 net; postage extra THE ELDEST SON A Domestic Drama in Three Acts 60 cents net JUSTICE 60 cents net A Tragedy in Four Acts THE LITTLE DREAM 50 cents net An Allegory in Six Scenes Above three plays in one volume form the Second Series $1.35 net CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK In answering advertisements please mention SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE
SCIUBNER'S MAGAZINE ADVERTISER 25 SCRIBNER IMPORTATIONS- The English Parish Church AN ACCOUNT OF THE CHIEF TYPES OF BUILDINGS PRODUCED IN ENGLAND DUR ING THE NINE CENTURIES By the REV. J. CHARLES COX, LL.D., F.S.A. Dr. Cox is well known for his important writings on ecclesiology. He has long studied with unwearied interest the churches of England, the majority of which he has personally visited, and in the present volume he gives a bird's-eye view of the whole 6eld of his fascinating subject. With over 300 illustrations reproduced from photographs and drawings, including a specially prepared series of ground-plans. Large crown 8vo, cloth, gilt, S3.00 net Gardens of the Italian Renaissance, and Other Studies By JULIA CARTWRIGHT, author of "The Painters of Florence," etc. Sketches of old Renaissance gardens and their makers, derived from the writings of Renaissance humanists, that reveal enthusiasm for beauty and ardent love of Nature. The volume forms a fascinating study, to which the illustrations add an unusual charm. Among the gardens treated are those of papal Rome, Venice, Florence, etc. With 16 illustrations. 8 vo. $3.00 net Bruges: A Record and An Impression By MARY STRATTON A description of one of the most beautiful medieval cities in the world, whose fascination has been felt by travellers of all nationalities. Mr. Wade, who illustrated the book, is a distinguished artist, whose work is at his best when depicting the work and art of the Middle Ages, and the striking results of his impressions and bis expressive technique are shown in the illustrations. Illustrated by .CHARLES WADE. 12 mo. $2.00 net John and Sarah, Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, 1660-1744 By STUART J. REID, D.C.L. With an introduction by the DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH, K.G. The author succeeds in giving a much more agreeable impression of Marlborough and the Duchess than can be obtained from Swift or Macaulay, and throws much interesting new light on the public and private life of these two remarkable personalities. With illustrations. 8 vo. $4.00 net The Flower of Peace By KATHARINE FABLES By Robert Louis Stevenson "I am very much struck with Mr. Hermann's drawings to the Stevenson ' Fables.' They seem to me to show remarkable power, both of invention and hand." TYNAN A collection of devotional poetry by an Irish writer whose verse and prose have won the admiration of thousands both in this country and in Great Britain. Among these poems are "The Christmas Babe," "Christmas Eve in Ireland," "God's Bird," "The New Moon at Christmas," "Michael the Archangel," etc. The book is unusually attractive in its binding, printing, and size. $1.50 net Murray's Handbook for Travellers in Japan(including Formosa) —SIDNEY COLVIN. Illustrated with 20 full-page illustrations, 20 initials, and 20 tailpieces by E. R. HERMANN. $3.00 net By BASIL HALL CHAM BERLAIN, Emeritus Professor of Japanese and Philosophy in the Imperial University of Tokyo, and W. B. MASON, late of the Imperial Japanese Department of Communications This edition has been revised throughout, including the rewriting of several routes and the incorporation of numerous changes all over the country, necessitated by the extension of railways, electric trams, and other improvements. "For all practical purposes Murray's 'Handbook for Japan' will provide the tourist with the information he requires, set forth in plain straightforward language."—Japan Chronicle. With 30 maps and plans and numerous illustrations. Cheaper edition, revised throughout. Price reduced to $5.00 net Well-Known Piano Solos How TO PLAY THEM WITH ING, EXPRESSION, AND EFFECT UNDERSTAND By CHAS. W. WILKINSON Contains 110 articles with the works of all the great composers, Beethoven, Chopin, Chaminade, Paderewski, and many others, forming an invaluable handbook for all lovers and students of the piano. 12mo. $1.50 net Bernadotte. 1763-1799 The First Phase. By DUNBAR PLUNKET BARTON, a Judge of the High Court of Justice in Ireland A character-study of the young Gascon, who, starting as the son of an obscure lawyer, served for more than ten years in the ranks of King Louis XVI, rose in the revolutionary wars to the rank of general, was an Ambassador and Minister of War under the Directory, became a marshal and a prince of the empire, and was elected Crown Prince of Sweden. Illustrated. $3.75 net CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK In answering advertisements please mention SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE
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