Nothing better in a light comedy vein has been issued this season.—Springfield Union.
A lively, humorous story which will leave the reader with a hearty liking for its hero and heroine.—Baltimore American.
The book is enriched by numerous illustrations of Mr. Stanlaw’s peculiarly happy and up-to-date type.—Baltimore Sun.
Charles Edward is as pleasing a person as one could meet in many a day. He has a most unusual sense of humor and a delight in the ludicrous and the unexpected.—The Bookman.
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A fine masterpiece of French literature.—Boston Times.
THE WEIGHT OF THE NAME
By PAUL BOURGET
Translated by George Burnham Ives