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Barclay, Florence L. (Florence Louisa)
Reincarnation -- Fiction
And these mine eyes shall see
All times, how they
Are lost i’ the Sea
Of vast Eternity.
Where never Moon shall sway
The Stars; but she
And Night, shall be
Drown’d in one endless Day.
ROBERT HERRICK (1629).
_BY FLORENCE L. BARCLAY_
THE WHEELS OF TIME
THE ROSARY
THE MISTRESS OF SHENSTONE
THE FOLLOWING OF THE STAR
THROUGH THE POSTERN GATE
THE UPAS TREE
THE BROKEN HALO
THE WALL OF PARTITION
MY HEART’S RIGHT THERE
IN HOC ✠ VINCE
THE WHITE LADIES OF WORCESTER
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→ _The Author of “The Rosary”_ ←
Florence L. Barclay
If sales are a criterion of popularity, Mrs. Barclay’s novels have
certainly achieved a prodigious success.
The publication of her books has now reached upwards of 2,000,000
copies, with an ever growing demand. And all of this is due to the
author’s extraordinary ability in handling her theme, for her genius
in blending material luxury and spiritual mystery, and for her
skillful working out of well rounded plots.
Here is a list of Mrs. Barclay’s books:
_Novels_:
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The Rosary
The Mistress of Shenstone
Through the Postern Gate
The Upas Tree
The Broken Halo
The Following of the Star
The Wall of Partition
The White Ladies of Worcester
_Shorter Works_:
In Hoc Signo Vince
My Heart’s Right There
_A List of Good Fiction_
Sunny Ducrow By Henry St. John Cooper
The story of a factory girl, a merry madcap, who by sheer force of
character becomes stage star and successful business woman.
The Tidal Wave By Ethel M. Dell
Ethel Dell writes fiction the whole world reads. Here are six of her
“long short” stories, each one containing unusual and strikingly
dramatic situations.
A Pawn in Pawn By Hilda M. Sharp
The romance of a young girl rescued, from a convent for illegitimate
children, by a poet, and of her stormy but successful attainment.
Jane By Anna Alice Chapin
A real American novel. Sentiment without sentimentality; drama without
melodrama; happy but not gushing.
The Rose of Jericho By Ruth Holt Boucicault
A brilliant novel of stage life, with an unusual and unconventional
heroine. A frankly daring discussion of the sex problem.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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