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THE FLAME OF LIFE
The Pall Mall Gazette.—‘A work of genius, unique, astounding. There are passages that sweep one headlong, and the whole leaves an indelible impression.’
The Standard.—‘The pages are rich in symbolic imagery, in beautiful word-pictures of Venice, and are saturated by the spirit of the Renaissance in its most luxurious form.’
THE CHILD OF PLEASURE
The Academy.—’ ... Clever, subtle, to the point of genius.’