Che Bulletin Reciter.
By Eighty "Bulletin" Writers.
Sixth thousand. Cloth, with fourteen illustrations.
Price, 4s. 6d.
This book contains a selection of eighty pieces of verse for recitation, chosen from the columns of The Bulletin. Here will be found Spencer's "How McDougall Topped the Score," Ogilvie's "Scotch Night," and " How We Won the Ribbon," Fisher's " Billiard Marker's Yarn," Barcroft Boake's " Skeeta," and many another piece famous over Australasia.
tfte Red Pagan,
By A. G. Stephens.
A collection of this writer's sketches and criticisms, chiefly from " The
Red Page " of The Bulletin.
Paper, 3s. 6d. ; cloth, gilt top, 6s.
The Evening Post, Wellington, says : " Mr. Stephens' critical work, eloquent and incisive, is well known to readers of Australian literature."
The Weekly Press, Christchurch, says: " Piquant, provoking, stimulating, is every page of this work."
Castro's Cast Sacrament, and Otfter Stories.
By Albert Dorrington.
"The most brilliant short stories produced in Australia."
Contents.
Castro's Last Sacra- Silhouettes-The Queen The King of the
ment of Clubs ; A Study Domain
A Bush Tanqueray in Competition; The Hunchback's
La Revanche Goliath ; The Second Syllogism
The Mother of an In- Satire Cardigan
vention Smoke-Ho ! The Coward
A Bush Singer The Curing of Little In the Grip of the
Red Rafferty's Son Jan Tromp Martyr
The Sign of the Cross A Blind Man's Holiday Quilp
The Return The Sneeze
" He has been everywhere and seen everything, and he has to no ordinary extent the power of presenting things as they seemed to him— the gift of vivid and powerful narration. . . . Contains dramatic pictures which the best of our artists in words might well envy."— Sydney Morning Herald.
" The stories are often filled with incidents that startle the reader, and emotions whose very strength makes him shiver. . . . Mr. Dorrington 's warrant as a writer of short stories is that of absolute genius."— Sydney Daily Tetegraph.
Cloth, decorated, 350 pp. Price, 2s. 6d.
Websdale, Shoosmith & Co., Printers, Sydney.
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