By GEORGE MANVILLE FENN. With 12 full-page Illustrations by GORDON
BROWNE, in black and tint. Crown 8vo, cloth elegant, olivine edges,
6_s._
The career of Grant Denison ("Brownsmith's Boy") embraces for the
most part the home adventures of an orphan, who, having formed the
acquaintance of an eccentric old gardener, accepts his offer of a
home and finds that there is plenty of romance in a garden, and much
excitement even in a journey now and then to town. In a half-savage
lad he finds a friend who shows his love and fidelity principally by
pretending to be an enemy. This boy, however, is always staunch, and
saves his companion from many a peril, and in more than one fierce
fight aids him against the cruel oppression of older lads. In
"Brownsmith's Boy" there is abundance of excitement and trouble
within four walls.