The correspondence between a young New York Editor and a young Southern
woman. The book is above all a love story. The letters are full of wit
and refreshing frankness. The situations are delightfully romantic, and
the work contains some of the prettiest love-making that has appeared
for years.
"It is altogether a charming book. Beautifully printed, bound in a
dainty apple-blossom cover, and written in a clean-cut, forceful
style. Jessica's letters are bright, witty, and delicately poetic.
They introduce to the reader a mind of rare charm, originality, and
independence."--Rev. THOMAS DIXON, Jr.
"There can be but praise for the delicate literary quality revealed
on every page of this story. It is indeed refreshing to find a love
story so charmingly told as this."--_Newark News._
"A love story told in letters, letters which show how simple it is
to find even under the very nose of the blue pencil both love and
high thinking."--_N. Y. Times._
"It is delicate, sincere, and earnest.... A wholesomeness and
sweetness permeates all the book."--_Chicago Tribune._
"A delightfully romantic love story."--_The Outlook._
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