"The work of a genius. A story that will live"
A great American novel, if not the American novel.—New Orleans Times Democrat.
A novel that has the real Japan in it as has no other novel ever written in the English tongue.—Philadelphia Press.
An absorbing love story that throws unusual light upon the inner life of Japan.—Chicago Record-Herald.
A powerful story with vivid descriptions and a thrilling and unexpected climax.—Boston Herald.
Strikes an unusual note and will live beyond the passing hour.—St. Paul Pioneer Press.
A masterly delineation of men and women caught in the swift current of events.—Baltimore Sun.
Yuki is a charming characterization, dainty, exquisite, flowerlike, and fascinating.—Chicago Journal.
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By SIDNEY McCALL
Author of "The Breath of the Gods"
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A novel of united North and South of rare power and absorbing interest. It is but fair to say that not one of the novels which appeared last year on either side of the Atlantic (including those from the pen of the most gifted writers) was superior to this in artistic quality, dramatic power, and human interest combined. We do not hope to see it surpassed, even if equalled.—Philadelphia Telegraph.
Exceptionally clever and brilliant, it has what are rarely found with these dazzling qualities,—delicacy and genuine sentiment.—Brooklyn Times.
A fine, sweet and strong American romance.—New York World.
I don’t know how to praise it enough. I can’t recall any novel which has interested me so absorbingly for years. It is a matchless book!—Louise Chandler Moulton.
The author at once takes place among the foremost novelists of the day.—Boston Transcript.
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