“The hideous comedy of the marriage market has been a stock topic with novelists from Thackeray downwards; but Mr. Moore goes deep into the yet more hideous tragedy which forms its afterpiece.”—Pall Mall Gazette.
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A MUMMER'S WIFE.
“A striking book, different in tone from current English fiction. The woman's character is a very powerful study.”—Athenæum.
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A MODERN LOVER.
“It would be difficult to praise too highly the strength, truth, delicacy and pathos of the incident of Gwynne Lloyd, and the admirable treatment of the great sacrifice she makes. The incident is depicted with skill and beauty.”—Spectator.
THE BOULEVARD NOVELS.
Pictures of Paris Morals and Manners.