The Scotsman.—‘They have a rich imaginative colour always.’
The Manchester Guardian.—‘Much sympathy with humanity however dark the skin, and a delicate touch in narrative, raise Mrs. F. A. Steel’s Indian Stories into a high rank. There is a pathos in them not common among Anglo-Indian story-tellers.’
MISS STUART’S LEGACY
By FLORA ANNIE STEEL
In One Volume, price 6s.
The Saturday Review.—‘It throbs with the vigour of real creative power.’
The Spectator.—‘It is remarkably clever; it is written in a style which has ease, dignity, grace, and quick responsiveness to the demands of the theme; it has passages of arresting power and fine reticent pathos; and it displays a quick eye for character and a power of depicting it with both force and subtlety.’
The Westminster Gazette.—‘A most faithful, vivid impression of Indian life.’
The Daily Telegraph.—‘A singularly powerful and fascinating story.’