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The Sentimentalists
By ARTHUR STANWOOD PIER
This is the second of the twelve One-a-Month American Novels to be published during 1901.
“A novelist who sets out to depict a character like Becky Sharp is likely to come to grief. Hence it is surprising that Mr. Pier has not failed in portraying the social exile, Mrs. Kent. The novel is strong and clever.”—Pittsburg Commercial-Gazette.
“It is a very clever novel. There is story to it; there is apt phrasing and clear delineation of character; there is much incisive and delightful epigram.”—Evening Sun, New York.