Edited by C. S. Yost

$1.50 net

In this new novel of mid-Victorian days with its pervading sense of dark

mystery, "Patience Worth" abandons her archaic dialect, and writes in

modern English.

"Whether in the body or in the spirit, the author of the

present volume is singularly gifted with imagination,

invention and power of expression. 'Hope Trueblood' is much

superior to 'The Sorry Tale,' partly because it is written in

good English and partly because it displays far greater

ingenuity of imagination ... a work approximating absolute

genius."--_N. Y. Tribune_.

"A novel that George Eliot might not have been ashamed to own

up to."--_N. Y. Sun_.

"From the very first there is established an atmosphere true

to type and convincing. 'Hope' is one of the most radiant

children we've met in a book in many a day. 'Patience Worth'

has arrived."--_Chicago Daily News_.

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