Should any man's play be found in my work, Which was not by me writ, 'tis a publisher's quirk; Which one day I'll acclaim; for I mean to read all As signed with my name.

Murray's name appeared for the last time on No. 22, for January 1819; the following number bore no London publisher's name; but on the number for March the names of T. Cadell and W. Davies were advertised as the London agents for the magazine.

He felt the chagrin of the army of unpublished novelists who lay their hearts bare on the stone slab of the dissectors in a publisher's office.

" PUBLISHER'S PREFACE

A supplement continuing Vale's digest 1754-1917, 13 vols., by the publisher's editorial staff.

Vol.8, no. 2. Prepared by Daniel W. Crockett, Emerson E. Ballard, and assisted by publisher's editorial staff.

By Basil Jones and publisher's editorial staff.

Compiled and edited by the publisher's editorial staff.

Vol.1-2. 2d ed., by Harold K. Bachelder & the publisher's editorial staff.

By William H. Mason, editor-in-chief & the publisher's editorial staff.

by the publisher's editorial staff.

Compiled & edited by publisher's editorial staff.

(In Publisher's weekly, Feb. 2, 1946)

R68886, 26Oct50, C. H. Bovell (A) DOUBLEDAY, Frank N. SEE A publisher's confession.

Prepared by Daniel W. Crockett, assisted by the publisher's editorial staff.

Assisted by the publisher's editorial staff.

By Austin Abbott assisted by the publisher's editorial staff.

by Harold K. Bachelder & the publisher's editorial staff.

Translated from the German by Eden & Cedar Paul, foreword by Gerard L. Moench, publisher's preface by Percy Ellas.

By the publisher's editorial staff under the supervision of William Mack, editor-in-chief.

(In Publisher's weekly, Oct. 8, 1949)

& publisher's note; 25Oct49; A39035.

But as a story with a purpose, not, in spite of the publisher's description, a novel, The Secret Battle certainly deserves the epithet "striking."

I say "at the end of the volume," for there I find a publisher's note to the effect that in consequence of the paper shortage the further adventures of our hero have been postponed to a subsequent volume.

Publisher's Note The following are fac-similes of a few of the letters received by the author during the serial publication of "Friday, the Thirteenth.