English fiction -- 20th century; Husband and wife -- Fiction; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; Short stories, English
“Dornford Yates is a clever story-teller, and his skill is cleverly
revealed in
this adventurous romance.”—_Punch._
=SHE FELL AMONG THIEVES=
“For speed of action, ingenuity of situation and breathless excitement, I
do
not believe Mr. Yates has an equal to-day.”—_Punch._
=SHE PAINTED HER FACE=
“A tale of strife and cunning, wild adventure and sweet romance, in his
best
style . . . Thank goodness for Mr. Dornford Yates.”—_Nottingham Guardian._
=THIS PUBLICAN=
“Mr. Yates tells his story in his usual entertaining, witty
way.”—_Liverpool Post._
=GALE WARNING=
“Most refreshing entertainment from first to last.”—_Daily Mail._
=SHOAL WATER=
“Worked out with Mr. Yates’s accustomed ingenuity. The action is quick
and the dialogue in his best vein.”—_Sunday Times._
=PERIOD STUFF=
“The chocolate-cream of fiction, and very enjoyable.”—_Punch._
=AN EYE FOR A TOOTH=
“Mr. Yates is as successful as ever. The opening is ingenious, the middle
sensational, the close a climax worthy of Mr. Yates.”—_Birmingham Post._
=THE HOUSE THAT BERRY BUILT=
“Berry . . . never fails to bring the house down.”—_Daily Mail._
WARD, LOCK & CO., LTD., LONDON AND MELBOURNE
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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