19.
ANNE HEREFORD.
THIRTY-FIFTH THOUSAND.
“Mrs. Wood’s story, ‘Anne Hereford,’ is a favourable specimen of her manner; the incidents are well planned, and the narrative is easy and vigorous.”—The Illustrated London News.
20.
DENE HOLLOW.
THIRTY-FIFTH THOUSAND.
“Novel-readers wishing to be entertained, and deeply interested in character and incident, will find their curiosity wholesomely gratified by the graphic pages of ‘Dene Hollow,’ an excellent novel, without the drawbacks of wearisome digressions and monotonous platitudes so common in the chapters of modern fiction.”—The Morning Post.