B. Fletcher Robinson

B. Fletcher Robinson

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Portrait of B. Fletcher Robinson B. Fletcher Robinson The Chronicles of Addington Peace… (1905)

CONSTANCE SMEDLEY
“A very charming story . . . characters stand out clear-cut and coherent even amid conditions of Gilbertian whimsicality. . . . Subtle philosophy underlies the whole. . . . Clean literature, healthy pathos, and delicate sarcastic humour.”—Birmingham Daily Gazette.
LOVE IN CHIEF. 6s. R. K. WEEKES
”Vivacity and wit are the atmosphere of the story, which never drags even for one sentence, and keeps a smile on the reader's face from the first page to the last. A better story we have not read for many a day.”—British Weekly.
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Portrait of B. Fletcher Robinson B. Fletcher Robinson The Chronicles of Addington Peace… (1905)

Burton Stevenson is an uncommonly clever writer. 'The Holladay Case' is one of the most mystifying books I have read for a long time.”—Queen.
”The story is cleverly told, excellently written, and can be thoroughly recommended.”—Morning Post.
“It is so rarely nowadays that we come across a downright good plot; but here we find a story which is skilfully welded and holds our attention to the end.
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