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"Intensely readable ... perfectly admirable in its elemental humor
and racy turns of speech."--_The Spectator_, London.
The Secret Woman
"There cannot be two opinions as to the interest and the power of
'The Secret Woman.' It is not only its author's masterpiece, but it
is far in advance of anything he has yet written--and that is to give
it higher praise than almost any other comparison with contemporary
fiction could afford."--_Times Saturday Review._
Knock at a Venture
Sketches of the rustic life of Devon, rich in racy, quaint, and
humorous touches.
The Portreeve
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End of Project Gutenberg's The Believing Years, by Edmund Lester Pearson
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