Two Holiday Novels Reviewed In A Fleet of Praise
The critique praises A Daughter of Heth for unity and vivid Coquette casting while noting minor faults in its Parisian and Scottish scenes. It lauds Trollope for domestic detail in The Golden Lion of Granpere, though finds it less central than Thackeray/Macquoid’s nuanced French portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth
Mr. Black
Coquette
France
Airlie Manse
Whaup
Leezibess
Lord Hartshope
Manse
Lord Ee
Scotland
Sir Peter
Lady Drum
Waterloo
Lord Earlshope
Tom
Neil
Trollope
Granpere
Marie Bromar
Michel Voss
George Voss
Miss Thackeray
Mrs. Macquoid
Mr. Trollope
A Daughter of Heth and The Golden Lion of Granpere Editions
Two book notices list A Daughter of Heth by William Buack in a Cheaper Edition from Sampson Low and Co and The Golden Lion of Granpere by Anthony Trollope from Tinsley Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughter of
Heth
Willliam Buack
Sampson Low and Co
Granpere
Anthony Trollope
Tinsley Brothers
Brief notices of New Books and Publications
A survey of new religious and educational works including The Story of the Nile by the author of The White Foreigner from over the Water. Take My Advice a Home Guide. Onwards to Light hymns. Kelly's Post Office Guide to London. How to Make Doll's Furniture. The Parish Apprentice. Paul Cuffee the Black Hero. The Argosy magazine and reviews of Marjory by Mitty Deane Lilliput Legends. The Doctor's Little Daughter by Evita Meteyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Religious Tract Society
Bruce
Speke
Grant
Samuel Baker
Africa
James Blackwood and Co
Anne Boleyn
Hodder and Stoughton
Son of God
Kelly
London
Metropolis
Old London
Griffith
Farran
John Winter
North Devon
8. Newman
Eliot Stock
Paul Cuffee
Edinburgh
Oliphant
England
William and
Mary Allen
Zachary Macaulay
Duke of Gloucester
Argosy
Bentley
Henry Wood
Prismer
Scarborough
John Macpherson
Macmillan and Co
Marjory
Mitty Deane
Strahan and Co
Bella
Dorothea
Evita Meteyard
Miss Meteyard
Alice