Distinctive Fiction by Anne Warner
Reading edition
The reading world owes Anne Warner a vote of thanks for her contributions to the best of American humor.—New York Times.
Anne Warner has taken her place as one of the drollest of American humorists.—Century Magazine.
The Gay and Festive Claverhouse
A story of the desperate attempt of a supposedly dying man to lose the love of a girl.
Sunshine Jane
The joyful story of a Sunshine Nurse whose mission was not to care for sick bodies but to heal sick souls.
When Woman Proposes.
A clever and entertaining story of a woman who fell in love with an army officer.
How Leslie Loved
Not only a buoyant love story but a penetrating satire on modern manners.
Just Between Themselves
A vivacious satire on married life which is full of mirth of the quieter, chuckling variety.
The Taming of Amorette
A clever comedy telling how a man cured his attractive wife of flirting.
Susan Clegg, Her Friend, and Her Neighbors
A study of life which is most delectable for its simplicity and for the quaint character creation.
Susan Clegg and a Man in the House
The remarkable happenings at the Clegg homestead after the boarder came.
The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary.
The pranks of a scapegrace nephew who was showing his old aunt a "good time."
In a Mysterious Way
Compounded of amusing studies of human nature in a rural community.
A Woman's Will
Describes the wooing of a young American widow on the continent by a musical genius.