A Play in Three Acts. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. net. Wrappers, 1s. 6d.
net. Third Impression
"In this Roman tragedy, while we admire its closely knit structure,
dramatic effectiveness, and atmosphere of reality ... the warmth and
colour of the diction are the most notable things.... He knows the art
of phrasing; he has the instinct for and by them."--_Athaeneum_.
"He has written a great tragedy.... The dialogue is written in strong,
simple and nervous prose, flashing with poetic insight, significance and
suggestion. The characters are intensely alive, the situations are
handled by a master hand, and the whole play is pregnant with that high
and solemn pathos which is the gift of the born writer of
tragedies."--_Morning Post_.