The National Observer.—‘Admirably clever, and deserving to be read by those who are bored with the average novel.’
The Bookman.—‘One of the cleverest novels we have seen for many a day.... Take away from the average man a little of his affectation, and all his responsibilities; add some impudence, and the production of a Bailey-Martin is highly probable. We congratulate Mr. White on the vigour and vitality of his novel.’
The Scotsman.—‘When it is remembered that this story is told by Mr. Bailey-Martin himself, and with a great air of verisimilitude, it will be seen how able the book is as a piece of literature.... It will interest and entertain every one who takes it up.’
London: WILLIAM HEINEMANN, 21 Bedford Street, W.C.
TERMINATIONS
By HENRY JAMES
In One Volume, price 6s.
The Times.—‘All the stories are told by a man whose heart and soul are in his profession of literature.’
The Morning Post.—‘The discriminating will not fail to recognise in the tales composing this volume workmanship of a very high order and a wealth of imaginative fancy that is, in a measure, a revelation.’