. . .Wanted a Diamond Ring (p. 210). A Noctuary of Terror (pp. 294, 295), First Love (p. 322), The Unconscious Bodyguard (p. 359), are unimportant. The Herberts of Elfdale (pp. 449, 454, 477, 505, 508), possibly the first serial Walker illustrated, is infinitely better. Black Venn (p. 583), A Young Wife's Song (p. 668), and Putting up the Christmas, a drawing group, complete the examples by this artist in vol. iii. Volume iv. contains: Under the Fir-trees (p. 43), Voltaire at Ferney (p. 66), a very poor thing, The Fan (p. 75), Bring me a light (pp. 102–105), The Parish Clerk's Story (p. 248), The Magnolia (pp. 263, 267), Dangerous (p. 416), An Old Boy's Tale (p. 499), Romance of the Cab-rank (p. 585), and The Jewel Case (p. 631). In vol. v. we find Jessie Cameron's Bairn (p. 15), The Deserted Diggings (p. 83), Pray, sir, are you a Gentleman? (pp. 127, 133), A Run for Life (p. 306), Cader Idris (p. 323), and a series of illustrations to The Settlers of Long Arrow: a Can. . . Read More