The book is an inspiration.—_Boston Globe_.
Without qualification one of the worthiest publications of the
year.—_Pittsburg Post_.
Aunt Jane has become a real personage in American literature.—_Hartford
Courant_.
A philosophy sweet and wholesome flows from the lips of “Aunt
Jane.”—_Chicago Evening Post_.
The sweetness and sincerity of Aunt Jane’s recollections have the same
unfailing charm found in “Cranford.”—_Philadelphia Press_.
To a greater degree than her previous work it touches the heart by its
wholesome, quaint human appeal.—_Boston Transcript_.
The stories are prose idyls; the illuminations of a lovely spirit shine
upon them, and their literary quality is as rare as
beautiful.—_Baltimore Sun_.
MARGARET E. SANGSTER says: “It is not often that an author competes
with herself, but Eliza Calvert Hall has done so successfully, for her
second volume centred about Aunt Jane is more fascinating than her
first.”
LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., PUBLISHERS
34 BEACON STREET, BOSTON