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“ Miss Whitby is far above the average novelist. . . . This story is original without seeming ingenious, and powerful without being over- drawn.” — New York Commercial Advertiser.

“ An admirable portrayal of the development of human character under novel experiences.” — Boston Commonwealth.

“The book is a thoroughly good one. The theme is the rebellion of a spirited girl against a match which has been arranged for her without her knowledge or consent. ... It is refreshing to read a novel in which there is not a trace of slipshod work.” —London Spectator.

“ A very charming love-story, whose heroine is drawn with original skill and beauty, whom everybody will love for her splendid if very independent character.” — Boston Home Jojtrnal.

“ A remarkably well-written story. . . . The author makes her people speak the language of every-day life, and a vigorous and attractive realism pervades the book, which provides excellent entertainment from beginning to end.” — Boston Saturday Evening Gazette.

“ The story has a refreshing air of novelty, and the people that figure in it are depicted with a vivacity and subtlety that are very attractive.” — Boston Beacon.

“ A clever and wholesome story, and contains some able studies of character.”— ^Charleston News and Courier.

“ Six short stories carefully and conscientiously finished, and told with the graceful ease of the practical raconteur." Literary Digest. ...