"All admirers of Jane Austen will enjoy Waitstill Baxter.... The
solution the reader must find out for himself. It is a triumph of
ingenuity. The characters are happy in their background of Puritan
village life. The drudgery, the flowers, the strictness in morals and
the narrowness of outlook all combine to form a harmonious
picture."--_The London Times._
"Always generously giving of her best, and delightful as that best
always is, Mrs. Wiggin has provided us with something even better in
'Waitstill Baxter.'"--_Montreal Star._
"In the strength of its sympathy, in the vivid reality of the lives it
portrays, this story will be accepted as the very best of all the
popular books that Mrs. Wiggin has written for an admiring
constituency."--_Wilmington Every Evening._
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Clark's Field, by Robert Herrick
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