THE PATH TO ROME

Popular Edition, with all the

Original Illustrations, 3/6 net.

"Quite the most sumptuous embodiment of universal gaiety and erratic

wisdom that has been written for many years past."--THE WORLD.

"Rioting, full-bodied words; in sentences that buck and jump and

sprawl, that roar with laughter and good temper; that, on occasion,

drop into sentiment and pity, and take on the mystery of things."--THE

ACADEMY.

"If the flush and beauty of health in this volume are not speedily

propagated among the race, books are not worth reading."--DAILY

CHRONICLE.

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