_Outlook_: Possessed of a marvelous descriptive genius, equipped with
a remarkably flexible use of English and impelled by the passion of a
mystic--the author of _Down Among Men_ has written a striking novel.
_The Dial_: Seems to us the most exalted and appealing story Mr.
Comfort has thus far written.
_The Argonaut_: A novel of extraordinary power. It is good as
_Routledge Rides Alone_. It could hardly be better.
_London Post_: Alive with incident, bounding with physical energy,
dramatic in coloring, and modern in every phrase. He has a message
delivered with vigor, inspired with tense passion.
_Atlantic Monthly_: There is so much real fire in it--the fire of youth
that has seen and suffered--so much vitality and passion that one grows
chary of petty comments. The writer offers us the cup of life, and
there is blood in the cup.
_Chicago Record-Herald_: An almost perfect tale of courage and
adventure.
_Chicago Tribune_: Contains some of the most remarkable scenes that
have appeared in recent American fiction.
_New York Times_: Few richer novels than this of Mr. Comfort’s have
been published in many a long day.
_New York Globe_: We can say in all sincerity that we know of no
recent bit of descriptive writing that can match this for sustained,
breathless, dramatic interest.
_Springfield Republican_: _Down Among Men_ is perhaps the most
ambitious American novel that has come out during the past year.
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