A Novel. By ALFRED T. STORY.
“The account of the various families is most amusing. Soon after
Fifine’s arrival her husband reappears, and begins to persecute
her; but she is saved by a clever stratagem of the Professor’s, one
that we do not remember having previously come across in a novel.
It would not be fair to spoil the interest of this story by even
hinting how Fifine is relieved from her husband, and how all ends
happily. If the author will only change his style and be content
to use plain language, he bids fair to be successful in writing
novels.”--_Saturday Review._
“Exhibiting genuine ability.”--_Scotsman._
“Readers will be glad that the morally unpleasant portions of the
book are briefly narrated.”--_Scotsman._
_Twenty-four pages, wrapper, price 3d._