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The Speech of Monkeys
·
R. L. Garner
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=ACCORDING
TO
ST.
JOHN.=
By
AMELIE
RIVES,
Author
of
"The
Quick
or
the
Dead."
Scotsman.--"The
literary
work
is
highly
artistic....
It
has
beauty
and
brightness,
and
a
kind
of
fascination
which
carries
the
reader
on
till
he
has
read
to
the
last
page."
=THE
PENANCE
OF
PORTIA
JAMES.=
By
TASMA,
Author
of
"Uncle
Piper
of
Piper's
Hill,"
&c.
Athenaeum.--"A
powerful
novel."
Daily
Chronicle.--"Captivating
and
yet
tantalising,
this
story
is
far
above
the
average."
Vanity
Fair.--"A
very
interesting
story,
morally
sound,
and
flavoured
throughout
with
ease
of
diction
and
lack
of
strain."
=INCONSEQUENT
LIVES.=
A
Village
Chronicle,
shewing
how
certain
folk
set
out
for
El
Dorado;
what
they
attempted;
and
what
they
attained.
By
J.
H.
PEARCE,
Author
of
"Esther
Pentreath,"
&c.
Saturday
Review.--"A
vivid
picture
of
the
life
of
Cornish
fisher-folk.
It
is
unquestionably
interesting."
Literary
World.--"Powerful
and
pathetic
...
from
first
to
last
it
is
profoundly
interesting.
It
is
long
since
we
read
a
story
revealing
power
of
so
high
an
order,
marked
by
such
evident
carefulness
of
workmanship,
such
skill
in
the
powerful
and
yet
temperate
presentation
of
passion,
and
in
the
sternly
realistic
yet
delicate
treatment
of
difficult
situations."
=A
QUESTION
OF
TASTE.=
By
MAARTEN
MAARTENS,
Author
of
"An
Old
Maid's
Love,"
&c.
National
Observer.--"There
is
more
than
cleverness;
there
is
original
talent,
and
a
good
deal
of
humanity
besides."
=COME
LIVE
WITH
ME
AND
BE
MY
LOVE.=
By
ROBERT
BUCHANAN,
Author
of
"The
Moment
After,"
"The
Coming
Terror,"
&c.
[In
the
Press.
=THE
O'CONNORS
OF
BALLINAHINCH.=
By
Mrs.
HUNGERFORD,
Author
of
"Molly
Bawn,"
&c.
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