+W. T. Stead in the Review of Reviews.+--“Mrs Maud Churton Braby has achieved a remarkable success. She has written an original book upon the most threadbare of all subjects, in which she has been as witty as she is wise . . . packed full of good sense, sound morality, and admirable advice. It is a book naked and unashamed, written by a woman of the world with the naïve simplicity of an innocent child, and arriving on the whole at conclusions worthy of any mother in Israel; a book full of profound wisdom irradiated by a pleasant wit and suffused with the glow of a genuine human sympathy.” +“Hubert” in the Sunday Chronicle.+--“On the whole I congratulate Mrs Braby on her book . . . it is the only book on the subject of Modern Marriage that has not made me feel rather ill . . . frank, without the slightest indelicacy, and bold without the least impertinence . . . a real contribution towards the solution of an intolerably difficult problem.” +Daily Telegraph.+--“Lively and frank . . . should prove instructive as well as readable and provide people with plenty to think about. The author has read widely, and thought deeply, and has a sufficiently broad mind to give her conclusions real value . . . should be read by all who think seriously on this most serious subject.” +Standard.+--“A good deal of sound thinking has gone to the book’s composition and it is also illumined by a very kind and tender spirit.” +Bystander.+--“A clever and most entertaining volume . . . the reader may be assured of much that is sage and sound, and much that is witty.” +Black & White.+--“No one has gone so fully and vigorously into the various problems connected with marriage as Mrs Braby in her extremely readable book . . . one of the most vivid and original contributions to the discussion of a great problem that have appeared for a long time.” +Literary World.+--“Very brightly written, and even when most audacious is full of good feeling and good sense . . . amusing and shrewd . . . clever and stimulating.” _By The Same Author_ DOWNWARD: An Attempt To Portray A “Slice Of Life.” _A NOVEL._ By MAUD CHURTON BRABY (_Author of “MODERN MARRIAGE AND HOW TO BEAR IT.”_) 6s.