The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
s(Continued from Sixth Page,

pages; price $1.50; D. Appleton & Co.,
New York; for sale by T. Fl. Pease &
Son. This novel Is by the author OF
Stone Pastures" 1t is well said that
novels of New York have sometimes
fallen through lack of knowledge of the
theme, but the brilliant author of CAV
erages' and "Stone Pastures has had
abundant opportunity to know New
York we'll She has been able, there
fore. to avoid the extremes of high life
and low life which to many have
seemed to constitute the only salient
phases Of New York, and she paints
men and women of every day and
sketches the various interdependence
and association or infringement of diff
fering circles in the metropolis" The
most striking sIiccees of this book Is the
authors painting the character of Cor
della, a society woman with literary
proclivities and aspirations, who has q
wealthy husband devoted to golf and
horses. and therefore not to her taste.
Appendicitis carries him off and long
cherished affinity looms upon her hori-
zon, with a second and happier mar
riage as the result The author has well
penned the varying lights and shades of
the leading characters of the book
which is, however in the main a very
successful piece of literary work. The
New York Mail and Express remarks of
this book
THE Heiress of the Season." by Sir
William Magnay Bart, author of
pride of Life" etc, is another excel
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story which touches upon some phases
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English society. The heroine Is
graceful and gifted woman, of charming
personality, whose love Is won by
manly and high minded leader in poll
tics, who narrowly escapes political and
social ruin owing to the Vaccinations
of a rival, whose scheming and plotting
at last stands revealed and confessed.
Another pretty love story s interwo
ven. The leading characters of the book
are slsilfully drawn, and the scene
where the climax of the story occurs Is
strikingly portrayed,
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infatuation of q man for lovely and
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half brother This infatuation so pos
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terrible crime to gain her and seeks to
fasten it, upon an innocent man. In
this he IS fooled at last, but breaks the
heart of another woman. There are
other exciting features to this story
which gives evidence CT decided story
telling talent in it's author.
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The portrait of Carlyle that is given is
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