English fiction -- 20th century; Husband and wife -- Fiction; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; Short stories, English
“There is no man writing to-day who manages to infuse a story
with so much wit of the airy, bantering kind, and behind it all
there is often a serious note.”—_Glasgow Citizen._
6 THE COURTS OF IDLENESS
“In _The Courts of Idleness_ there is more than clever and
amusing talk. One finds a real depth here and there, and the
whole thing from beginning to end is delightful
reading.”—_Joint Stock Journal._
7 AND FIVE WERE FOOLISH
“The book deserves a host of readers. Extraordinarily powerful
and intriguing.”—_Daily Telegraph._
8 AS OTHER MEN ARE
“Mr. Yates gets his effects with a more certain hand and a
lighter touch than almost any other writer of light
fiction.”—_Referee._
9 THE STOLEN MARCH
“Dornford Yates has a light touch and a keen sense of humour.
The book will appeal to those who want to escape from the morbid
and miserable and lose themselves in a world of delightful
unreality.”—_Bookman._
10 MAIDEN STAKES
“A mixture of frivolity and adventure. Deftly and cleverly
written and the best light reading you could wish
for.”—_Bookman._
* * * * *
WARD, LOCK & CO., LTD., LONDON AND MELBOURNE
THE END
TRANSCRIBER NOTES
Misspelled words and printer errors have been corrected. Where
multiple spellings occur, majority use has been employed.
Punctuation has been maintained except where obvious printer
errors occur.
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