Other Books by Anne Douglas Sedgwick
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TANTE
A masterpiece of character creation and delineation, the fascinating story of a woman of genius, whose genius is matched only by her wayward temperament.
FRANKLIN WINSLOW KANE
The story, exquisitely told, of two men and two women, and of the unraveling of their strangely tangled love-affairs.
AMABEL CHANNICE
"For poignancy of emotional effect few love romances equal this drama, wherein the love of mother and son is raised to its height of heroic possibility."
A FOUNTAIN SEALED
"To have known and loved Valerie Upton, even in a book, is to have added a new store of sweetness to one's life. In the wide range of modern fiction, one cannot recall a feminine figure of such immense attractiveness."—Manchester Guardian.
THE SHADOW OF LIFE
A study of love's psychology, with, in the beginning, a most exquisite picturing of two children—later lovers—and their life in the Scottish open.
PATHS OF JUDGEMENT
As unusual as all of Anne Douglas Sedgwick's novels, notable for its penetrating and beautiful character portrayal.
THE RESCUE
The plot turns upon the question of heredity. "It is a long time since a story of character so distinct, so searching, and so convincing has appeared."
THE CONFOUNDING OF CAMELIA
A modern "Taming of the Shrew."
THE DULL MISS ARCHINARD
"Anne Douglas Sedgwick is a finished writer. Her work is as characteristic of people, places, and things of to-day as is Jane Austen's of her day."