A Novel. By FRANCIS WILLIAM BOURDILLON. 12mo, artistically bound,$1.00.
We urge so rare a treat as its pages impart on the attention of ourreaders.--The Bookman (New York).
At the very first sentence the reader realizes that he is breathing ararer air than usually emanates from the printed page, and at the verylast sentence he realizes how he has kept on the heights. * * *Whatever the cause, the achievement is the sort that revives one'sfaith in that quality which, for want of a better word, we know asinspiration.--New York Sun.
The story is so delightful that to attempt to describe it seems toindicate a lack of appreciation. It must be read to beunderstood.--Hartford Post.