Crown 8vo., 6s.
"Traits of the Celt of humble circumstances are copied with keen
appreciation and unsparing accuracy." Scotsman.
" ... They are full of indescribable charm and pathos."--_Bradford
Observer._
"The outstanding merit of this series of stories is that they are
absolutely true to life ... the photographic accuracy and minuteness
displayed are really marvellous."
_Aberdeen Free Press._
"'Paddy's Woman and Other Stories' by Humphrey James; a volume written
in the familiar diction of the Ulster people themselves, with =perfect
realism and very remarkable ability.... For genuine human nature and
human relations, and humour of an indescribable kind, we are unable to
cite a rival to this volume=."
_The World._
"For a fine subtle piece of humour we are inclined to think that ='A
Glass of Whisky'= takes a lot of beating.... In short Mr. Humphrey James
has given us a delightful book, and one which does as much credit to his
heart as to his head. We shall look forward with a keen anticipation to
the next 'writings' by this shrewd, 'cliver,' and compassionate young
author."--_Bookselling._
11, Paternoster Buildings, London, E.C.
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T. FISHER UNWIN, Publisher,