(Second
Impression)

By Hugh de SÉlincourt
Author of
“A Boy’s Marriage,”
“The Way Things
Happen,” etc.

6/-

SOME PRESS OPINIONS.

“Mr. de SÉlincourt has not only written what will fascinate the mere lover of romance, but has crystallised a philosophy of passion and love.”

Daily Chronicle.

“It is full of sincerity and ardour: it is flooded with youth like a cold sunny morning, with intimate friendliness like a firelit room at evening.”

New Statesman.

“She is so shrewdly and finely drawn [of principal character] that she is as convincing as she is adorable.”—Times.

“Rarely has fiction given us such a complete study of an elderly woman intellectually young. Altogether a novel upon which the author may be heartily congratulated.”—Daily Graphic.

“Manly, wholesome and refreshing.”

Pall Mall Gazette.

“He offers you a steed and a star. And the star is love and the steed is laughter.”—Observer.

“An infinitely memorable, vivid portrait, young as youth itself, with all youth’s generous fire.”

Evening Standard.

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