English fiction -- 20th century; Husband and wife -- Fiction; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; Short stories, English
“Mr. Yates describes as well as ever the hair-raising adventures and
idiotic
situations in which the _Pleydell_ family are embroiled. I could go on
reading
about them for a very long time.”—_Punch._
=THE BROTHER OF DAPHNE=
“Like a cream puff—very light, but vastly delectable.”—_Glasgow Herald._
=THE COURTS OF IDLENESS=
“To give Mr. Yates his due, he is expert in light banter. He can be
strongly
recommended to anyone who thinks that the British take themselves too
seriously.”—_Punch._
=ANTHONY LYVEDE=
“Behind Mr. Yates’s grace of style is real power. Successive scenes of
real
comedy and tragedy show an equal mastery.”—_Sheffield Independent._
=VALERIE FRENCH=
“An unusual story marked by considerable powers of
imagination.”—_Liverpool Post._
=AND FIVE WERE FOOLISH=
“The book deserves a host of readers. Extraordinarily powerful and
intriguing.”—_Daily Telegraph._
=AS OTHER MEN ARE=
“Be sure of this, there is a ‘Yates’ touch, an unexpected vivid phrase, a
wonderful adjective, that gives colour to page after page.”—_The Sketch._
=THE STOLEN MARCH=
“The author is in his most humorous vein, the dialogue is brilliantly
witty
and clever, and humorous happenings and situations abound.”—_Time and
Tide._
=MAIDEN STAKES=
“Mr. Yates is an extraordinarily pleasant novelist. His flair for dramatic
thrills and clever dialogue is extraordinary.”—_Liverpool Courier._
=BLIND CORNER=
“There is not a dull page in the book.”—_The Times._
WARD, LOCK & CO., LTD., LONDON AND MELBOURNE
= _ N O V E L S B Y D O R N F O R D Y A T E S _ =
=PERISHABLE GOODS=
“Dornford Yates holds his reader enthralled from cover to cover.”—_Daily
Mail._
=BLOOD ROYAL=
“The story goes with dash and brilliance.”—_Daily Telegraph._
=FIRE BELOW=
“It is tremendously competent, exciting and quick moving.”—Frank
Swinnerton
in the _Evening News_.
=SAFE CUSTODY=
“Amazing and breathless incidents . . . Mr. Yates at the top of his form
. . . a most capital yarn.”—_The Sphere._
=STORM MUSIC=
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