...In green and gold, 5s. 6d. "Apathetic little of whose better volume exquisitely got up." — Sun. " Few, if any, could have guessed the power and beauty...expression in language at once pure and melodious." — Press. " There is a passionate richness about many of the poems which is almost startling." —...

...bestowed on perhaps the daintiest pages of verse that have been issued for many y ears."—Lloyd't Newt. " Few, If any, could have guessed the power and beauty...possessed her soul, and found expression in language at onco pure and melodious. .... Who shall say Menken was not "An amazing little book, tmh legacy to mankind...

...poseened her soul, and found expression In language at once pore and melodious. .... Who shall •ay Menken was not a poet? Throughout her verse there runs a golden thread of rich and pur* poetry,"— Prut. "There Is a passionate richness about many of the poems which is almost startling."—...

...on perhaps the daintiest pages of verse that have been Issued for many years."— Lloyd'* Kewt. *' Few, If any. could have guessed the power and beauty...Menken was not a poet? Throughout her verse there ruus a golden thread of rich and pure poetry."— Prttt. "There Is a passionate richness about many...

...daintiest pages of verse that have been issued for many years."— Lloyd'* Newt. " Few, if any, coulii have guessed the power and beauty of the thoughts...and found expression in language at once pure and meiodiinm. .... Who shall say Menken was not " An amazing little book, unhappily posthumous, which...

...issued for many years." — Lloydi Newt, " Few, if any, could have guessed the power and beauty of tb e thoughts that possessed her soul, and found expression...language at once pure and melodious. .... Who shall •ay Menken was not " An amusing little book, unhappily posthumous which legacy to maukiml and the...

...verse that have been issued for many years." — Lloyds Jfewt. " Few, if any, •could have guessed beauty of the thoughts that possessed her soul, and found expression in language at once pure and melodions. .... Who shall •ay Menken was not • poet ? Throughout her verse there runs a golden...

...on perhaps the daintiest pages of verse that have been issued for many years." — Lloyd' t fines. " Few, If any, could have guessed the power and beauty of the thoughts that possessed her -"ni, and found expression in language at once pure and melodious. .... Who shall say Menken waa not...

...issued for runny years."— Lloyd' t ffftfft. " Few, If any. could have guessed this power and heanty of the thoughts that possessed her soul, and found expression in language at once pore and melodious. .... Who shall Bay Menken was not i poet? Throughout her verse there runs a goldan...

...perhaps the daintiest pages of verse that have been issued for many yean."— Lloyd1 1 ffevM. Vi-ir-s " Few, If any, could have guessed the power and beauty of the thoughts that iios•essed her soul, and found expression in language at onca pure and melodious. .... Who shall...