The Little Review, March 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 1)Various
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The Little Review, March 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 1)
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"The hardly and ill-used word 'charm' must be given its original
lustre for the sake of Miss Ethel Sidgwick's new novel 'Herself.'
It has the power to bewitch and fascinate; odd smiles and warm
tears lurk in it, and a melody played on the strings of the
heart."--_Morning Post._
SUCCESSION
(A Continuation of "Promise")
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"It places Miss Sidgwick unmistakably among the leading novelists
of the day."--_Morning Post._
"A novel that leaves one remembering a chain of scenes vividly
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beautifully drawn."--_Manchester Guardian._
"In the person of this young woman a new figure of unusually
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woman novelist of the new period ... to accomplish the conquest
of the American public and critics.... _Succession_ is indeed a
tremendous piece of work. It is not only one of the big novels of
the year, but a permanent contribution to English
fiction."--_Boston Transcript._
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