riy novels of which it, may be said that one cannot see the wood for the trees; and the fact is seldom regarded as @ blemish on the author's work. But the novels are fewer in which one cannot see trees for wood without a distinct sensation of Yet of the latter class Mr.
Maurice Hewlett's new novel is an almost perfect example, For the people of the story of The Stooping Laily we confess no very deep interest, and the improbabilities of the story itself glaring. But in general effect and Original fro
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