Macnamara," Hurst & Blackett, London. 1/6.
This is a very simple, sweet and sentimental story, the story of a women's faithful) and unchanging Tave for a man who has passed o of her life nineteen years previous-The heroine, Jennifer Marlow, i3'a woman of strong character, but with "a wealth of sympathy, un ish ness and understanding, and with so clear a perception th Yhrough all vicissitudes she. main-perfect following tains an ideal. After a year. of rom Michael, her Frusband, disappears, leaving her with a' tiny daughter, and. very little to exist on. She joins partner ina curio business, and. this, and her child, Andrea, absorb I her energy" and interest till her wrighter marries, "when Mi Deering: suddenly falls in love with and "call for" India immediately. her and wants her to, merey him
feeling. inclined solace for her Tone Flambard, so strikingly like her late husband, that all - thought of ever marrying any other man is completely swept away. Flambard, Eti|a successful artist, havin, wife in France, at once forms Jennifer and. paints. a wonderful eat liking and admiration for
portrait of he, while Dio Carteret 'a young and ultra-modern dalliey. in madly in ove. "with. him: not Michael and Flam-bard are one and the same man is the riddle, The characters are well fav, the diaiogse good, and the Interest aint "throng together a. very" pleasing and refreshing book—M.t.
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