A MIND THAT FOUND ITSELF, an autobiography, by Clifford Whittingham Beers.

HOW GEORGE BELLEW SOUGHT COUNSEL OF HIS VALET III WHICH CONCERNS ITSELF WITH A HAYCART, AND A BELLIGERENT WAGGONER IV

THE WILL OF THE WIFE CONJOINS ITSELF WITH THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE MAN, AND THENCE THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE MAN WITH THE WILL OF THE WIFE.

THE QUESTION PRESENTS ITSELF It was one o'clock in the afternoon.

I SAW A LINE OF TREES" "HE WAS RUNNING AWAY" "HE SOON FELT THAT HE WAS UNDER CONTROL" "A LITTLE ARMY HAD THROWN ITSELF UPON ME" "'WOULD IT BE EASIER TO MANAGE A BOY OR A BEAR?'" "I TAPPED MY LEFT PALM" "THERE WAS A SUDDEN FLUSH UPON HER FACE" "THE SCENE VIVIDLY RECURRED TO MY MIND" DECIPHERING THE DAGO'S LETTER

From a Cinema advertisement: "KEEPS YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEATS THROUGHOUT THE FIVE ACTS OF A STORY THAT UNFOLDS ITSELF MIDST THE ROMANTIC PURLOINS OF ITALY AND ENGLAND."Austrian Paper.