UNIFORM WITH 'MERE STORIES,'

THE LAST TOUCHES.

BY MRS. W. K. CLIFFORD.


'Much skill is devoted to the narration of all these
stories.'--_Saturday Review._

'Many of them surpass even "Aunt Anne" and "Mrs. Keith's Crime" in
terseness and brilliant originality.'--_Morning Post._

'One reads them from beginning to end enchanted.'--_National Review._

'There is some very pretty and delicate work in them, which the literary
world would be the poorer for losing.'--_Daily Telegraph._

'Indeed, in every story there are touches of wonderful cleverness, signs
of clear insight, of fresh and just observation.'--_Speaker._

'Two or three of the stories reach an uncommon level of thought and
expression.'--_Standard._

'But they are all good, all original, all distinctive, and we advise
readers to take care not to miss them.'--_Guardian._


A. & C. BLACK, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON.