The Works of George MacDonald
PUBLISHED BY
Scribner, Armstrong & Co.,
654 Broadway, New York.
THE HIDDEN LIFE
AND OTHER POEMS.
1 Vol., 12mo, $1.50.
This volume includes “The Hidden Life,” MacDonald's well known poem “The Disciple,”
“The Gospel Women,” “A Book of Sonnets,” and the “Organ Songs,” including
the “Ode to Light,”—itself one of the most remarkable of modern poems.
WITHIN AND WITHOUT.
1 Vol., 12mo, $1.50.
This, which is the longest poem and one of the most important works of this popular
author, is, in fact, a Thrilling Story in Verse.
It deals in a graphic and masterly manner with the deepest human passion, is beautiful
with imagination, and intensely interesting in plot. Macdonald is one of the most original
and charming of living poets, and the many American readers of his prose works will be
delighted at this opportunity of becoming acquainted with his poetry.
“All Mr. MacDonald's usual moral and spiritual subtlety and tendencies are these,
and the story is full of the most lovely light.”
—Contemporary Review.
WILFRID CUMBERMEDE.
Author of “Alec. Forbes,” “Annals of a Quiet Neighborhood,” &c.
1 Vol., 12mo. Price $1.75. Cheap edition, paper, 75c., cloth, $1.25.
CRITICAL NOTICES.
“This book is full of intellectual wealth. It will teach us as many wise thoughts, and
nurture as many noble feelings, as either `Robert Falconer' or `Alec. Forbes.”'
—British
Quarterly Review.
“It is simple, natural, pathetic, and playful by turns, interesting in plot and development
of character, and written in such limpid English as it does one good to meet with.”
—
N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
“The best story of him who is the best of living story-writers. It may be enjoyed
almost in perfection by one who has not read the beginning, and who will never read the
sequel; and it will remain in the memory like a beautiful song.”
—N. Y. Independent.
“Mr. Macdonald's writings are beautiful in style, powerful in description, pathetic and
pure in their design.”
—Christian Intelligencer.
☞ These works sent, post-paid, upon receipt of the price
