Chapter 29

WORKS BYE. Phillips OppenheimCrown 8vo, Cloth Gilt,3s. 6d.THE MAN AND HIS KINGDOM.Illustrated byJ. Ambrose Walton.A stirring romance of modern communism and political intrigue, in which the author has brought his peculiar skill in the weaving of sensational incident to bear upon a plot and aScenario, which might have fascinatedAnthony Hopehimself.MYSTERIOUS MR. SABIN.Illustrated byJ. Ambrose Walton.“One of the brightest and best managed yarns we have read for many a day. We can recommend Mr.Sabinto all who like a thoroughly robust mystery tale.”—Sheffield Independent.“A distinctly clever and interesting story of state-craft and intrigue.... Full of dramatic incidents and surprises.”—St. James’s Gazette.AS A MAN LIVES.Illustrated byStanley L. Wood.“If you feel the need of a stimulant of this kind (an exciting story), I can recommend you a singularly stirring sensational novel.”—Truth.“A deeply interesting volume. The story is a strangely exciting one.”—Manchester Courier.Crown 8vo, Picture Wrapper,1s.FALSE EVIDENCE.A leading London playwright applied for permission to dramatise this story, and the thrilling character of the plot has proved so popular that several large editions have been called for.Demy 8vo, Wrapper,6d.THE PEER AND THE WOMAN.A most exciting story, which is so thrilling that it is impossible to lay down the book until finished. The mystery thickens with each succeeding chapter, and it is not until the very last that the clever plot is revealed.LONDON: WARD, LOCK & Co., LTD.

WORKS BYE. Phillips OppenheimCrown 8vo, Cloth Gilt,3s. 6d.THE MAN AND HIS KINGDOM.Illustrated byJ. Ambrose Walton.A stirring romance of modern communism and political intrigue, in which the author has brought his peculiar skill in the weaving of sensational incident to bear upon a plot and aScenario, which might have fascinatedAnthony Hopehimself.MYSTERIOUS MR. SABIN.Illustrated byJ. Ambrose Walton.“One of the brightest and best managed yarns we have read for many a day. We can recommend Mr.Sabinto all who like a thoroughly robust mystery tale.”—Sheffield Independent.“A distinctly clever and interesting story of state-craft and intrigue.... Full of dramatic incidents and surprises.”—St. James’s Gazette.AS A MAN LIVES.Illustrated byStanley L. Wood.“If you feel the need of a stimulant of this kind (an exciting story), I can recommend you a singularly stirring sensational novel.”—Truth.“A deeply interesting volume. The story is a strangely exciting one.”—Manchester Courier.Crown 8vo, Picture Wrapper,1s.FALSE EVIDENCE.A leading London playwright applied for permission to dramatise this story, and the thrilling character of the plot has proved so popular that several large editions have been called for.Demy 8vo, Wrapper,6d.THE PEER AND THE WOMAN.A most exciting story, which is so thrilling that it is impossible to lay down the book until finished. The mystery thickens with each succeeding chapter, and it is not until the very last that the clever plot is revealed.LONDON: WARD, LOCK & Co., LTD.

WORKS BY

E. Phillips Oppenheim

Crown 8vo, Cloth Gilt,3s. 6d.

THE MAN AND HIS KINGDOM.

Illustrated byJ. Ambrose Walton.

Illustrated byJ. Ambrose Walton.

A stirring romance of modern communism and political intrigue, in which the author has brought his peculiar skill in the weaving of sensational incident to bear upon a plot and aScenario, which might have fascinatedAnthony Hopehimself.

MYSTERIOUS MR. SABIN.

Illustrated byJ. Ambrose Walton.

Illustrated byJ. Ambrose Walton.

“One of the brightest and best managed yarns we have read for many a day. We can recommend Mr.Sabinto all who like a thoroughly robust mystery tale.”—Sheffield Independent.

“A distinctly clever and interesting story of state-craft and intrigue.... Full of dramatic incidents and surprises.”—St. James’s Gazette.

AS A MAN LIVES.

Illustrated byStanley L. Wood.

Illustrated byStanley L. Wood.

“If you feel the need of a stimulant of this kind (an exciting story), I can recommend you a singularly stirring sensational novel.”—Truth.

“A deeply interesting volume. The story is a strangely exciting one.”—Manchester Courier.

Crown 8vo, Picture Wrapper,1s.

FALSE EVIDENCE.

A leading London playwright applied for permission to dramatise this story, and the thrilling character of the plot has proved so popular that several large editions have been called for.

Demy 8vo, Wrapper,6d.

THE PEER AND THE WOMAN.

A most exciting story, which is so thrilling that it is impossible to lay down the book until finished. The mystery thickens with each succeeding chapter, and it is not until the very last that the clever plot is revealed.

LONDON: WARD, LOCK & Co., LTD.

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