By HENRIETTE CORKRAN.
In cloth gilt, 16s. net.
"Hardly one of the 362 pages lacks its illuminative anecdote. A delightful browsing field."—Outlook.
"Written in a bright vivacious manner. Her criticisms and appreciations are shrewd and spontaneous. The volume forms very agreeable reading."—Daily Telegraph.
"Decidedly entertaining, and, moreover, not without a certain measure of instructiveness."—Globe.
"Will be drawn upon for its many anecdotes at hundreds of dinner tables during the winter."—Leeds Mercury.
"Miss Henriette Corkran shows the way as a writer of reminiscences. A charming volume."—World.
"Possesses in a high degree the power to charm and attract."—Liverpool Courier.