WILLIAM DE MORGAN’S IT NEVER CAN HAPPEN AGAIN
This novel turns on a strange marital complication. The beautiful Judith Arkroyd, with her stage ambitions, the pathetic Lizarann and her father, Blind Jim, are striking figures. There are strong dramatic episodes ($1.75).
“De Morgan at his very best, and how much better his best is than the work of any novelist of the past thirty years.”—The Independent.
“There has been nothing at all like it in our day. The best of our contemporary novelists ... do not so come home to our business and our bosoms ... most enchanting ... infinitely lovable and pathetic.”—The Nation.
WILLIAM DE MORGAN’S AN AFFAIR OF DISHONOR
A dramatic story of England in the time of the Restoration. It commences with a fatal duel, and shows a new phase of its remarkable author ($1.75).
“An artistic triumph.... He is a persistent humorist.”—Boston Transcript.
“A better story than any of the others, so far as sustained interest is concerned.... The rich, suggestive, highly metaphorical the M. I. style.... A marvelous example of Mr. De Morgan’s inexhaustible fecundity of invention.... Shines as a romance quite as much as ‘Joseph Vance’ does among realistic novels.”—Chicago Record-Herald.
WILLIAM DE MORGAN’S A LIKELY STORY
$1.35 net.