William Tell Told Again/end matter
BOOKS BY P. G. WODEHOUSE |
Containing 8 Full-page Illustrations
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"A school story this, and a good one. The most puzzling thing that ever comes to pass in a school is theft. It cannot be regarded from the ordinary point of view; that is, according to the probability which is our guide in common life. In this case it is ingeniously complicated. The tale is cleverly contrived, and told with spirit, while the dialogue is excellent."―Spectator. "A book which will appeal to the beart of every boy. If is a school story of the best sort, full of go and the right spirit. We have not read a school tale for some time which has struck us as so true and sound."―Academy. "A story of public school life which may be fairly described as 'ripping.' It is written with insight and humour, and its easy, attractive style should render it particularly popular."―World. |
PUBLISHED BY
ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK · SOHO SQUARE · LONDON. W. |
BOOKS BY P. G. WODEHOUSE |
"One of the best school stories I have seen for many a day. It is manly, sensible, and humorous."―T. P.'s Weekly. "Full of hearty and healthy schoolboy life and sentiment, and furnished with a due and full supply of school and holiday adventures."―Scotsman. "It is rare to meet with a good school story for elder lads; but in 'A Prefect's Uncle' we have lighted on the real thing."―Globe. "One of the best school stories if has been our good fortune to read for a long time."―Bookman. |
Containing 12 Full-page Illustrations By T. M. R. Whitwell, R. Noel Pocock, and E. F. Skinner. Crown 8vo. Price 3/6. Bound in Cloth.
"Very bright, healthy, and funny collection of schoolboys' stories."―British Weekly. "Excellent school stories."―Daily Chronicle. "This cheery volume should be one of the great favourites of all healthy, spirited boys."―Publishers' Circular. |
PUBLISHED BY
ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK · SOHO SQUARE · LONDON. W. |