THE RIGHT STUFF
By IAN HAY
"Those who love the companionship of people of fine fibre, and to whom a sense of humor has not been denied, will make no mistake in seeking the society open to them in 'The Right Stuff.'"—New York Times.
"Hay resembles Barrie, and, like Barrie, he will grow in many ways."—Cleveland Leader.
"A compelling tribute to the homely genuineness and sterling worth of Scottish character."—St. Louis Post Dispatch.
"Mr. Hay has written a story which is pure story and is a delight from beginning to end."—San Francisco Argonaut.
"It would be hard, indeed, to find a more winning book."—New Orleans Times-Democrat.
With frontispiece by James Montgomery Flagg. 12mo.
$1.20 net. Postage 10 cents.
THE TWISTED FOOT
By HENRY MILNER RIDEOUT
"Henry Milner Rideout has written several good stories of Oriental mystery, but none of them approach in excellence 'The Twisted Foot.'"—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
"The story is fascinating and full of the witchery of the East."—Congregationalist.
"Its persuasiveness of action, its alluring color and high heart courage, make it one of the striking romances of the time."—New York American.
"The whole story glows with the local life and color."—New York Times.
With seven full-page illustrations by G. C. Widney.
12mo. $1.20 net. Postage 11 cents.
THE PROFESSIONAL AUNT
By MARY C. E. WEMYSS
"One of the most delightful stories that has ever crossed the water."—Louisville Courier-Journal.
"The legitimate successor of 'Helen's Babies.'"—Clara Louise Burnham.
"A classic in the literature of childhood."—San Francisco Chronicle.
"Mrs. Wemyss is a formidable rival to E. Nesbit, who hitherto has stood practically alone as a charmingly humorous interpreter of child life."—Chicago Inter-Ocean.
"A charming, witty, tender book."—Kate Douglas Wiggin.
"It is a sunny, warm-hearted humorous story, that leaves the reader with a sense of time well spent in its perusal."—Brooklyn Eagle.
16mo. $1.00 net. Postage 10 cents.
FARMING IT
By HENRY A. SHUTE
"There is nothing funnier in Mark Twain."—Grand Rapids Herald.
"Every man and woman who lives, or ever has lived, in the country will appreciate the situations described.... They are funny enough to disturb the calm of the most serious countenance."—Boston Globe.
"Includes more fun than is concealed in all his other books taken together."—Living Age.
"The book is extraordinarily frank ... spicy and enlivening."—Baltimore News.
"A wholesome and invigorating sort of book.... A real story of real life cheerfully narrated."—New York Times.
Fully illustrated by Reginald B. Birch
12mo. $1.20 net. Postage 12 cents
OLD HARBOR
By WILLIAM JOHN HOPKINS
"A charming picture of an old New England sea-port.... It is a book to close reluctantly with the hope of soon opening another volume by the same author."—New York Times.
"A tale to chuckle over.... It is not often that a reader has an opportunity in the pages of a book to come in touch with such a group of genial and lovable people."—Minneapolis Journal.
"A cheerful, amusing story of old-fashioned people.... The author is a genuine humorist."—Boston Transcript.
"A story conceived in the same spirit as 'The Clammer,' filled with the same philosophy, displaying the same keen insight."—Brooklyn Eagle.
Square crown 8vo. $1.25 net. Postage 14 cents
THE BREAKING IN OF A YACHTSMAN'S WIFE
By MARY HEATON VORSE
"Clever! Sparkling! Full of quaint humor and crisp description! Altogether a book which will not disappoint the reader. It is 'different,' and that is one great merit in a book."—Brooklyn Eagle.
"It will puzzle holiday makers to find a better vacation book than this. Those who go up and down the Sound in yachts will find it especially pleasing; it will appeal to those who are fond of human nature studies; may be recommended even more decidedly to the serious than to the young and frivolous; a tonic to depression and an antidote to gloom."—N. Y. Times.
"Charming, with its salt, sea-slangy flavor, its double love thread, and its pleasant chapters dealing with Long Island Sound, the Mediterranean, Massachusetts Bay and Venetian lagoons."—Chicago Record-Herald.
Illustrated by Reginald Birch. 12mo, $1.50
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANYBOSTON AND NEW YORK