Chapter VIII: Part 8

"It is a dainty little love-story, full of bright, witty things,
which are related in a charmingly fascinating
manner."--_Christian at Work._

"Fresh, airy, sparkling, abounding in delicious bits of
description. Its dialogues brimming with a fun which seems to
drop from the lips of the speakers without the slightest
premeditation, its interest sustained throughout: it is just the
book to read under the trees these lazy June days, or to take in
the pocket or satchel when starting upon a journey."--_Newark
Courier._

"It is a clean-cut, healthy story, with no theology and no
superfluous characters. The hero is a manly fellow, and the
heroine a sweet and womanly girl, with no nonsense about
her."--_Boston Globe._

"It is a woman's book,--bright, fresh, and attractive, and more
than ordinarily interesting. There is a decided dash of fun
running through the story, and plenty of good, healthy romance,
which never degenerates into sentimentality. There is an
engaging simplicity about the style, and a refreshing lack of
the modern sensational."--_Portland Transcript._

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