This 1908 novel set in the world of opera is a sequel to Crawford's "Soprano" (published as "Fair Margaret" in the US). The trilogy was completed with "The Diva's Ruby."
This 1908 novel set in the world of opera is a sequel to Crawford's "Soprano" (published as "Fair Margaret" in the US). The trilogy was completed with...
A sequel to 'Katharine Lauderdale' (1894), the first of a series of novels dealing with New York life. First published in 1894 and reprinted from the Macmillan edition of 1902 containing two volumes in one.
A sequel to 'Katharine Lauderdale' (1894), the first of a series of novels dealing with New York life. First published in 1894 and reprinted from the ...
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This collection of literature attempts to compile many of the classic works that have stood the test of time and offer them at a reduced, affordable price, in an attractive volume so that everyone can enjoy them.
This collection of literature attempts to compile many of the classic works that have stood the test of time and offer them at a reduced, affordable p...
'I cannot help it, ' said Filmore Durand quietly. 'I paint what I see. If you are not pleased with the likeness, I shall be only too happy to keep it.' The Marchesa protested. It was only a very small matter, she said, a something in the eyes, or in the angle of the left eyebrow, or in the turn of the throat; she could not tell where it was, but it gave her niece a little air of religious ecstasy that was not natural to her. If the master would only condescend to modify the expression the least bit, all would be satisfactory
'I cannot help it, ' said Filmore Durand quietly. 'I paint what I see. If you are not pleased with the likeness, I shall be only too happy to keep it....
