By LYMAN ABBOTT In the first chapter of this companion volume to "The Other Room," Dr. Abbott says: "It is because I believe that God is the Great Companion, that we are not left orphans, that we may have comradeship with Him, that I have written these pages. Not to demonstrate any truth, but to give expression to a living, inspiring, dominating faith." As "The Other Room" makes its appeal especially to those who are shadowed by bereavement or perplexed with the mystery of death, so this book carries help and encouragement for those who are living in the midst of life, and find it, too, a mystery. It is the product of Dr. Abbott's ripest thought, and deals with a theme that has long been his study. It is a witness to the immanence of God in nature and life and the daily walks of men. THE OTHER ROOM By LYMAN ABBOTT "Books which have for their purpose to cheer the heart of man with the assurance of immortality and to give dignity to the life of man by linking it with life eternal, have a perennial timeliness. The eight chapters of this little book are studies in the resurrection of Christ, the resurrection of man, and the life everlasting. They are profoundly thoughtful; even more profoundly spiritual." Christian Evangelist. "A book which will prove full of comfort to those who mourn the loss of dear friends." · Omaha World-Herald. THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 64-66 Fifth Avenue, New York By JAMES LANE ALLEN Author of "The Choir Invisible," "The Reign of Law," Summer in Arcady," etc., etc. "A narrative, told with naïve simplicity in the first person, of how a man who was devoted to his fruits and flowers and birds came to fall in love with a fair neighbor who treated him at first with whimsical raillery and coquetry, and who finally put his love to the supreme test." - New York Tribune. AFTERMATH A sequel to "A Kentucky Cardinal " By JAMES LANE ALLEN Author of "The Mettle of the Pasture," "The Blue Grass Region of Kentucky," etc., etc. "The perfect simplicity of all the episodes, the gentleness of spirit, and the old-time courtesy, the poetry of it all, with a gleam of humor on almost every page." — Life. THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 64-66 Fifth Avenue, New York CHAPTER I. England's Face" Sketches of English Travel CHAPTER II. By JULIA C. R. DORR CONTENTS A Week in Wales. - Banbury Cakes and the Isle of Wight. - A Day of Contrasts. In the Forest of Arden. At the Peacock Inn. At Haworth. From the Border to Inverness. CHAPTER VIII. - To Cawdor Castle and Culloden Moor. CHAPTER IX. - An Enchanted Day. A Cathedral Pilgrimage By JULIA C. R. DORR "To many minds both profound and cultured, to many natures that are both sensitive and appreciative, the English cathedrals make no special appeal. It is largely a matter of temperament. There are others to whom they have so much to say that it is overpowering. For them every stone has a voice, every aisle a message. The great, sombre towers bring them strength and healing; the soaring spires lift them above earth and its weariness into an atmosphere where all is space." From the Author's Preface. THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 64-66 Fifth Avenue, New York By FREDERIC HARRISON Author of "The Meaning of History," etc., etc. "Mr. Harrison is an able and conscientious critic, a good logician, and a clever man; his faults are superficial, and his book will not fail to be valuable.". New York Times. "Mr. Harrison furnishes a valuable contribution to the subject. It is full of suggestiveness and shrewd analytical criticism. It contains the fruits of wide reading and rich research."- London Times. HAPPINESS Essays on the Meaning of Life Translated by FRANCIS GREENWOOD PEABODY "The author makes his appeal not to discussion, but to life ; that which draws readers to the Bern professor is his capacity to maintain in the midst of important duties of public service and scientific activity an unusual detachment of desire and an interior quietness of mind.” - New York Times. THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 64-66 Fifth Avenue, New York CHAPTER I.-The Duty of Happiness. CHAPTER Song of Books. CHAPTER IV. — The Choice of Books. CHAPTER V.-The Blessing of Friends. CHAPTER VI. The Value of Time. CHAPTER VII.- The Pleasures of Travel. CHAPTER VIII. Education. PART II CHAPTER I. Ambition. CHAPTER II. - Wealth. CHAPTER III. - Health. CHAPTER IV. - Love. CHAPTER V. Art. CHAPTER VI. - Poetry. CHAP- TER VII. Music. CHAPTER VIII.- The Beauties Religion. CHAPTER XII.-The Hope of Progress. PARABLES OF LIFE By HAMILTON WRIGHT MABIE Author of " Backgrounds of Literature," "William Shake- Dr. Henry van Dyke says: "Poetic in conception, |