NOVEL TITLES,

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1168, 1 July 1911, Page 10

NOVEL TITLES,

No less ...tha'iu,,32B.'.'.titles of modern stories 'have been-.taken'--from Shakes-' peare, according" tOa&les'. in the "Publishers'" Circular." "Among them are:— From "Henry V," "I Will Maintain," by Marjorio Bowen; from "Much Ado About Nothing," "That Son of Adam." by G. F. Burgin; "The Joyous Heart," by Viola Roscboro; from "Hamlet," "Rosemary for Remembrance," by Mrs. A. H. Brotherton; "Fools of Nature," by H. V. Esmond; "Perchance to Dream," by Brander Matthews; "More Than Kin," . by Patricia Wentworfh; from "A 'Midsummer Night's Dream," "Robin Gocdfellow," by R. C. Carton; "A Spirit of Mirth," by Peggy Webling; from "Macbeth," "A Charmed Life," by Richard. .Harding Davis;..'.'Hurly-Burly," by Emmc. Marshall; from "Julius Caesar," "Dogs of War," by E. F. Edgar; from "The Comedy of Errors," "The Tragedy of Errors," by Geraldine Hodgson; from "As You Like It," "A Lass and Her lover," by Leslie Keith; "A Love Cure," by Philip Trohc-rne; from "The Merchant of Venice," "The Pound of Flesh," by Richard Marsh; "A Wilderness 'of Monkeys," by Frederick Nivon; from "The Tempest," "Her Loving Slave," by Hume Nisbet; and from "King John," "A Madcan," by L. T. Meade; "The Lion's Skin," bv Rafael Sabatini; "A Mad World," by'G. R. Sims; and "Drums of War," by H. de Vcre Stacpoolc.