“One of the most cheerful novels we have chanced upon for many a day. It has much of the rapidity and vigor of a smartly written farce, with a pervading freshness a smartly written farce rarely possesses.... A book decidedly worth reading.”—London Saturday Review.
“A striking and original story, ... effective, pleasing, and very capable.”—London Literary World.
“Mr. Frederic has found fairyland where few of us would dream of looking for it.... ‘March Hares’ has a joyous impetus which carries everything before it; and it enriches a class of fiction which unfortunately is not copious.”—London Daily Chronicle.
GREEN GATES. An Analysis of Foolishness. By Mrs. K. M. C. Meredith (Johanna Staats), author of “Drumsticks,” etc.
“Crisp and delightful.... Fascinating, not so much for what it suggests as for its manner, and the cleverly outlined people who walk through its pages.”—Chicago Times-Herald.
“An original strain, bright and vivacious, and strong enough in its foolishness and its unexpected tragedy to prove its sterling worth.”—Boston Herald.
THE STATEMENT OF STELLA MABERLY. By F. Anstey, author of “Vice Versa,” “The Giant’s Robe,” etc.
“Most admirably done.... We read fascinated, and fully believing every word we read.... The book has deeply interested us, and even thrilled us more than once.”—London Daily Chronicle.
“A wildly fantastic story, thrilling and impressive.... Has an air of vivid reality, ... of bold conception and vigorous treatment.... A very noteworthy novelette.”—London Times.
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