ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS:
Nothing so alive and feminine as Pauline has been seen inside a book since Jenny Pearl."
SKETCH:
People who love Mr. Mackenzie's art will love 'Guy and Pauline' with peculiar intimacy just because it is so purely an affair of exquisite taste."
BOSTON TRANSCRIPT:
A story about love that is as fascinating as love itself."
LADIES' FIELD:
The spangled dews and freshness of morning, the silver quiet of evening, the magic of moonlight, the song of bird, of wind and river, the fairy charm of all the varying seasons, are all his and he makes them ours; he is the prose Keats of our modern days."
MANCHESTER GUARDIAN:
The future of the English novel is, to a quite considerable extent, in his hands."
ATHENÆUM:
The permanency of a classic for all who value form in a chaotic era."
RUBBER-GROWER:
A book to be avoided—wearisome and effete."
MARTIN SECKER NUMBER FIVE JOHN STREET ADELPHI
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