"Have not only taken the newspaper world by storm, but the reading world in general are turning to bestow more than a second glance at the work of this brilliant writer.... More than a quarter of the work is new matter, now appearing for the first time."—The Boston Courier.
By Jesse Lynch Williams
Princeton Stories
EIGHTH EDITION. 16mo, $1.00
"Here is the evanescent charm, the touch of poetry and sentiment that pervades a thousand unpoetic and rather reserved young men. You will find here the good-fellowship depicted without any rant about it. There isn't a prig in these stories ... that are well written and well constructed, judged from the standard of good American short-story writing."—Droch in Life.
"Beside being well constructed and well told, they breathe a spirit of commendable vigor and manliness. Princeton men are fortunate in having the life of their college so favorably presented to the outside world."—Atlantic Monthly.
"The stories are told with a naturalness and truthfulness that are very charming. The author ... enables the reader to find the real Princeton man of to-day, not as he ought to be, but as he is."—Boston Home Journal.
"No stories of American college life that have yet appeared are equal to 'Princeton Stories.'"—The Golden Rule.