COLERIDGE.

“_I cannot but regard with warm respect and admiration the

conduct of one who, holding Hall Caine’s position as an admired

and accepted novelist, stakes himself on so bold a protestation

on behalf of the things which are unseen, as against those which

are seen and are so terribly effective in chaining us down to the

level of our earthly existence._”

--W. E. GLADSTONE

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