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“Str John’s Ward;

7")

The Heiress of Gladdiswoode :”
A Quiet Chronicle of Country Life.

By JANE H. JAMIESON,
Author of “ The Laird’s Secret.”

“Tnstinct with the fascination of romance. Miss
Jamieson has a rippling and attractive style, to which she
adds a keen knowledge of homely Scottish life, and a
poetic appreciation of the beauties of her native land.”—
- Dundee Courter.

“ A wholesome, breezy book, redolent of country life in
the Scotch Lowlands.” —Lzverpool Post.

*‘Enriches the great and ever increasing store of
Scottish. fiction.”—V. EZ. Daily Gazette.

“Written with a simplicity and pathos altogether
delightful, and the reader only regrets it is so short.”—
Liverpool Mercury.

‘* Delightful and realistic glimpses of Scottish village
life and country society.”—Lzverpool Courier.

“ «Sir John’s Ward’ introduces us to a number of
pleasant people with whom we soon get upon such good
terms that when the final page is turned we part from
them with regret.” — Graphic.

“Pure as the sparkling rill of water issuing from its
rocky bed in the hillside—healthy as the breezes that
blow over the mountain ranges of Caledonia—and brac-
ing as the first clear frosts of the coming winter.” —Leeds
Times.

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