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_Daily Chronicle._--“Work admirably representative of the writer’s
genius. The subtle and humorous criticism of life, the deep yet
simple philosophy wrought into apothegms after the manner of Blake
and Lavater, which added such lustre to _The Crock of Gold_.”
_Times._--“A story may have many and diverse effects upon its
reader. It may leave him smiling, laughing, frowning (perhaps
weeping), angry, perplexed, exalted, afraid. The bits of stories in
_Here are Ladies_, the sketches, essays, snapshots, call them what
you will, will leave him for the most part happy and hungry--for
more.”
_Daily Graphic._--“One might go on quoting, and perhaps quoting to
more persuasive effect; but for ourselves we need no persuading
that Mr. Stephens’ humour is to our liking, his writing entrancing
to us, his originality beyond question.”