J. D. Beresford, Nineteen Impressions — End matter (1918)
“ Beresford has brought his long and singularly sincere record to an end that is worthy of its beginnings, and ... the trilogy forms as fine an achievement as any our modern school has produced."—The Times. THE HAMPDENSHIRE WONDER This book is a striking tour de force in philosophical fiction, the narrative of the short life of the "Wonder"—a boy of humble parentage—carrying the reader along through his remarkable career, and subtly propounding the question: what would life be without mystery? ”
