GALLEGHER,
Reading edition
AND OTHER STORIES.
BY
Richard Harding Davis.
12mo. Cloth, $1.00; Paper, 50 cents.
As pictures of human life in a great city, these ten stories are simply unique.—Newark Advertiser.
New York has a new meaning to his readers, as London has a new meaning to the reader of Dickens.—N.Y. Commercial Advertiser.
Mr. Davis is a writer of unquestioned genius. His sketches of city life in the poorer districts have a force which makes them exceptionally vivid and inspiring.—Albany Express.
Ten remarkable newspaper and magazine stories. They will make capital winter reading, and the book is one that will find a welcome everywhere.—N.Y. Journal of Commerce.
The freshness, the strength, and the vivid picturesqueness of the stories are indisputable, and their originality and their marked distinction are no less decided.—Boston Saturday Gazette.
His figures stand forth clear cut, and marvellously truthful and lifelike. Their wholesome tone is in grateful contrast to the false and exaggerated note so often struck by young authors,—Philadelphia Ledger.
STORIES FOR BOYS.
BY
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS.
WITH SIX FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS.
12mo. Cloth, $1.00.
Of intense interest. It will be very popular with all boys.—Detroit Tribune.
Crisp in style, and animated in incident. For a wholesome, hearty boy, we can fancy no more entertaining volume.—Newark Advertiser.
It will be astonishing, indeed, if youths of all ages are not fascinated with these stories. Mr. Davis knows infallibly what will interest his readers.—Boston Beacon.
They are of manly sport and adventure, and, while of absorbing interest to any boy, will at the same time inspire him with manliness, high ideals, and courage.—Boston Times.
There is the same keen sense of humor that is always present in his writings, and the spirit of enthusiasm which will appeal to boys who have a love of adventure and are interested in out-door sports.—Christian Inquirer.
All of them have genuine interest of plot, a hearty, breezy spirit of youth and adventuresomeness which will captivate the special audience they are addressed to, and will also charm older people.—Hartford Courant.
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