By Mary Roberts Rinehart

A story of two young lovers—students in far-away Vienna—and their struggle with poverty and temptation. Incidentally, a graphic picture of life in the war-worn city of the Hapsburgs.

From Letters to the Author:

"Fresh and clean and sweet—a story which makes one feel the better for having read it and wish that he could know all of your dear characters."—California.

"Little that has been written in the last decade has given me such pleasure, and nothing has moved me to pen to an author a word of praise until to-day."—Utah.

"'The Street of Seven Stars' will be read fifty years from now, and will still be helping people to be braver and better."—New York.

"It stands far above any recent fiction I have read."—Massachusetts.

"Quite the best thing you have ever written."—Connecticut.

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