By FRANCIS W. L. ADAMS.
“Even M. Zola and Mr. George Moore would find it hard to beat Mr.
Adams’s description of Rosy’s death. The grimly minute narrative of
Leicester’s schoolboy troubles, and of his attempt to get a living
when he is discarded by his guardian, is, too, of such a character
as to make one regret that Mr. Adams had not put to better use his
undoubted, though undisciplined powers.”--_Academy._
“There is unquestionable power in ‘Leicester.’”--_Athenæum._
_In post 8vo., cloth, old style, price 5s._