  By Paul E. More
The correspondence between a young New York Editor and a young Southern woman. The book is above all a love story. The letters are full of wit and refreshing frankness. The situations are delightfully romantic, and the work contains some of the prettiest love-making that has appeared for years. "It is altogether a charming book. Beautifully printed, bound in a dainty apple-blossom cover, and written in a clean-cut, forceful style. Jessica's letters are bright, witty, and delicately poetic. They introduce to the reader a mind of rare charm, originality, and independence."—Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr. "There can be but praise for the delicate literary quality revealed on every page of this story. It is indeed refreshing to find a love story so charmingly told as this."—Newark News. "A love story told in letters, letters which show how simple it is to find even under the very nose of the blue pencil both love and high thinking."—N. Y. Times. "It is delicate, sincere, and earnest.... A wholesomeness and sweetness permeates all the book."—Chicago Tribune. "A delightfully romantic love story."—The Outlook.
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