Part 20

BY BERNARD CAPES

“Written with all the liveliness one is accustomed to associate with the name of Mr. Bernard Capes.”—_Pall Mall Gazette._

“If witty dialogue and a sense of atmosphere can make a good comedy, here is one of the best.”—_T. P.’s Weekly._

An Outraged Society

BY A. BROWNLOW FFORDE

SOME OPINIONS ON MR. FFORDE’S PREVIOUS NOVELS:

“Might well have been written by Mr. Kipling in one of his lighter moods. Brimful of humour and extremely racy.”—_Daily Chronicle._

“Is a vivacious writer, and possesses a considerable fund of humour.”—_Manchester Examiner._

The Duel

BY ALEXANDER KUPRIN

“One has no hesitation in recommending ‘The Duel’ to any one on the look-out for really good fiction.”—_Globe._

“Kuprin writes with the vividness and the authority that come from first-hand experience. It must be read to appreciate its power.”—_Aberdeen Journal._

LONDON: GEORGE ALLEN & UNWIN LIMITED

End of Project Gutenberg's The Diary of a French Private, by Gaston Riou