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    JV 1 ASTER OF / cLL : A NOVEL . ^ y E . IR . OII ^ IPM ^;!^ . 2 vols . From the ATHEN / EUM . ' " Master of All " is the suggestive title of a story dealing with the oldest but most inexhaustible of topics , the fidelity of love The contrast between the self-denying fondness and simplicity of the heroine , and the hard worldliness of the professional beauty , who has robbed her of the natural outlet of a passion which makes all that is worth living for , is ably pointed / From the DAILY TELEGRAPH . ' A story so well furnished with happy phrase that its naivete * , by virtue of sly and I seemingly unconscious epigram , approaches at times the simplicity of Goldsmith Sympathy with the cares and perplexities which beset the path of dawning manhood is strongly expressed / 1 1 From LAND AND WATER . ' All the complications of the story , from beginning to end , bring out in striking relief the charming heroine , Dorothy Maitland We do not know whether this is the first production of the authoress , as we suppose it to be . If it is , we congratulate her on taking rank at once among the better class of novel-writers , and producing one of the best stories of the season . ' From the LONDON FIGARO . 1 interesting and well-told story . The writer , who may , or may not be a womanhas learned that if beauty is deceitful , it is attractive There is a quiet force about , the story which promises well for the author ' s or authoress * future ; and the pathos of the last two chapters is irresistible . ' From the GLASGOW EVENING CITIZEN . I have ' A most read fo deli r a ghtful long time story . ... I half One suspect of the E . freshest R . Chapman , purest is , a and lad most y—" Master interesting of All stories " is written with such sweetness and tenderness , and if it is a first attempt it is indeed a wonderful performance . ' London : SAMPSON LOW , MARSTON , SEA'RLE , & RIVINGTON , Crown Buildings , 188 Fleet Street , E . G . ( 776 )

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 17, 1881, page 1276, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_17121881/page/30/