Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 785
d to be laid aside; there could be no substitute for the lost model. After a while she came back. The first story was gone from her face; but a greaterstory was there, and it, too, revealed its fascinating progress at each sitting. So James Lane Allen weaves the narrative of A Cathedral Singer. The… … Where the Path Breaks By Captain Charles de Crespigny N extraordinary tour de force of fiction. The tenseness and swiftness of action, the unbroken unity of plot and style and characterization, the unflagging rise of thestory to its climax of beauty and tenderness and passion,these inevitably…
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