The Idiot.
"The Idiot," continues to be as amusing and as triumphantly bright in the volume called after his name as in "Coffee and Repartee."—Evangelist, N. Y.
The Water Ghost, and Others.
The funny side of the ghost genre is brought out with originality, and, considering the morbidity that surrounds the subject, it is a wholesome thing to offer the public a series of tales letting in the sunlight of laughter.—Hartford Courant.
Three Weeks in Politics.
The funny story is most graphically told, and he who can read this narrative of a campaigner's trials without laughing must be a stoic indeed.—Philadelphia Bulletin.
Coffee and Repartee.
Is delightfully free from conventionality; is breezy, witty, and possessed of an originality both genial and refreshing.—Saturday Evening Gazette, Boston.