...compelling interest on ;ha part of her reader hardly second to her own." — Chicago Daily Tribnm. "It is a piece of work far better than many of the 'best sei JV< •; novels" of recent seasons. Mrs. Wilson proves that she is a vigorous and able veteran...

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...come like an echo from other days; yet it is a good story—yes, judged by universal literary canons, it is a piece of work far better than many of the..."best selling novels" of recent seasons. Mrs. Wilson has evidently made an effort to infuse a suggestion of modernity into this novel. The heroine is sent...

..."Far above the average work of fiction."—Louisville Courier Journal. By Augusta Evans Wilson. I25th thousand. " It is a piece of work far better than...by all the quondam admirers of' St. Elmo.' They are legiou."—Eleanor M. Hoyt, in The Book Buyer. " How absolutely sweet and clean and wholesome is the...