The reader must be dull, indeed, who is not stirred and thrilled by this book, even in the light of a human document.—_Lilian Whiting in New Orleans Times-Democrat._ A story of emotion, intensely dramatic, and told with the constructive skill and power of narrative which Sidney McCall has evidenced so effectively in her earlier novels.—_Brooklyn Eagle._ A story of the Southland which promises in a way to do as much for the white slave of to-day as did “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” for the black man. Besides the problem of child labor in the mills there is a love story and romance that keeps the attention of the reader to the very end.—_St. Louis Globe Democrat._ LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., PUBLISHERS 34 BEACON STREET, BOSTON End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Up Grade, by Wilder Goodwin