My Austrian Love / The History of the Adventures of an English Composer in Vienna. Written in the Trenches by Himself

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INTRODUCTION.

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Title: My Austrian Love

The History of the Adventures of an English Composer in Vienna. Written in the Trenches by Himself

Author: Maxime Provost

Language: English

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MY AUSTRIAN LOVE

By the same Author:

MONTOREL

The Story of a Coincidence.


The Times: "A highly romantic tale, well knit and well told."

The Daily Graphic: "A unique achievement."

The AthenÆum: "An excellent story."

The Globe: "A literary tour de force."

Birmingham Mercury: "A masterly work."

Birmingham Gazette: "Wonderful."

Glasgow Herald: "Freshly written, deliciously holding our attention throughout."

etc., etc., etc.


No Lover of Fiction can Afford to miss Reading

"MONTOREL."


MY AUSTRIAN LOVE

The History of the Adventures
of an English Composer in Vienna

Written in the Trenches
by Himself


BY

MAXIME PROVOST

(Author of "Montorel.")


London:

THE IRIS PUBLISHING CO.

30-31 FURNIVAL STREET, E.C. 4.

Many of the personages are genuine. Maurus Giulay, for instance, whose initials I have kept, and Bischoff. As for Hammer, I think that musicians will easily recognize Anton Bruckner, the famous antagonist of Brahms.

What more have I to say?

Not much.—Only to ask my readers to be as indulgent towards "My Austrian Love" as they were towards "Montorel."

M.P.

(Does not mean Member of Parliament.)


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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