The following pages contain advertisements of a few of the Macmillan books on kindred subjects.
HUNTING IN THE YELLOWSTONE BY THE EARL OF DUNRAVEN
THE LION HUNTER BY RONALYN GORDON-CUMMING
ADRIFT IN THE ARCTIC ICE PACK BY ELISHA KENT KANE
FIRST THROUGH THE GRAND CANYON BY MAJOR JOHN WESLEY POWELL
ADVENTURES IN MEXICO IN THE OLD WEST WILD LIFE IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS BY GEORGE FREDERICK RUXTON
CAPTIVES AMONG THE INDIANS CASTAWAYS AND CRUSOES
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York
_Twelve full-page illustrations in color, and twenty in black and white._
A book of permanent value by the foremost living poet, illustrated in colors by a widely known artist, selling at a reasonable price.
"The salt of the sea is in these jingles; not the mystic sea of the older poets who had an art, but the hard sea that men fight, even in these days of leviathan liners, in stout-timbered hulls with blocks to rattle and hemp for the gale to whistle through and give the salt-lipped chantey man his rugged meters."--_New York Sun._
"His verse has the accent of old chanties, the rudeness and the mysticism, simple and matter-of-fact, of the deep-sea mariner."--_New York Times._
"They have the roar and dash and swing of crashing breakers, the sharp tang of the salt sea air, and at times they creak and strain like a stout clipper ship in the roaring forties."--_Philadelphia North American._
"They have the tang of salt spray, and the blue light of corpse candles. Wassail and song echo through the lines, and the spirit of youth that finds interest and excitement in bad and good alike. Their lyric quality is true. Reckless and daring they are in spirit."--_Baltimore Sun._
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York
This is a book which breathes the soul of Hawaii. Anyone lured by the Pacific island as a playground will revel in its pages.
"Come tread with me a little space of Paradise," writes Mrs. London of her Elysium in the Pacific. "Many pleasant acres have I trod hitherto, but never an acre like this. With blue-depthed shadows imposed from green-depthed foliage of great trees upon deep lawns that cushion underfoot."
"In this journal I have tried to limn a picture of the charm of the Hawaiian Islander as he was, and of his becoming, together with the enchantment of his lofty isles and their abundant hospitality."