have for the most part the sunny luxuriance
of the South of France, of Italy,
and of North Africa. The types of
character—heroes, heroines, and
supernumeraries are as varied as the
settings of the stories. Mr. Phillpotts’
heroines are singularly attractive,
now by their beauty and their ardor,
now by their gentleness and purity.
G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS