Frontier and pioneer life -- Fiction; Miners -- Fiction; San Francisco (Calif.) -- Fiction; Singers -- Fiction
The book is marked by the same sparkle and cleverness of the author’s
earlier work, to which is added a dignity and force which makes it most
noteworthy.
“Here is a novel that not only provides the reader with a succession
of sprightly adventures, but furnishes a narrative brilliant, witty
and clever. The period is the first half of that most fascinating,
picturesque and epoch-making century, the eighteenth. Francezka
is a winsome heroine. The story has light and shadow and high
spirits, tempered with the gay, mocking, debonair philosophy of the
time.”--_Brooklyn Times._
Charmingly illustrated by Harrison Fisher
Bound in green and white and gold 12mo, cloth. Price, $1.50
WHAT BOOK BY A NEW AUTHOR HAS RECEIVED SUCH PRAISE?
WHAT MANNER OF MAN
By EDNA KENTON
The novel, “What Manner of Man,” is a study of what is commonly known
as the “artistic temperament,” and a novel so far above the average
level of merit as to cause even tired reviewers to sit up and take hope
once more.--_New York Times._
It will certainly stand out as one of the most notable novels of the
year.--_Philadelphia Press._
It does not need a trained critical faculty to recognize that this book
is something more than clever.--_N. Y. Commercial._
Note should be made of the literary charm and value of the work, and
likewise of its eminently readable quality, considered purely as a
romance.--_Philadelphia Record._
Literary distinction is stamped on every page, and the author’s insight
into the human heart gives promise of a brilliant future.--_Chicago
Record-Herald._
The whole book is full of dramatic force. The author is an
unusual thinker and observer, and has a rare gift for creative
literature.--_Philadelphia Evening Telegraph._
“What Manner of Man” is a study and a creation.--_N. Y. World._
12mo, Cloth, Gilt Top, $1.50
The Bobbs-Merrill Company, _Indianapolis_
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES:
Italicized text is surrounded by underscores: _italics_.
Obvious typographical errors have been corrected.
Inconsistencies in hyphenation have been standardized.
Archaic or alternate spelling has been retained from the original.
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