A story of the Balkans, this is one of the timely novels of the year.

=ONE DAY:  a Sequel to “Three Weeks"=

“There is a note of sincerity in this book that is lacking in the first.”—­Boston Globe.

“One Day” is the sequel you have been waiting for since reading “Three Weeks,” and is a story which points a moral, a clear, well-written exposition of the doctrine, “As ye sow, so shall ye reap.”

=HIGH NOON:  a New Sequel to “Three Weeks” A Modern Romeo and Juliet=

A powerful, stirring love-story of twenty years after.  Abounding in beautiful descriptions and delicate pathos, this charming love idyl will instantly appeal to the million and a quarter people who have read and enjoyed “Three Weeks.”

=THE DIARY OF MY HONEYMOON=

A woman who sets out to unburden her soul upon intimate things is bound to touch upon happenings which are seldom the subject of writing at all; but whatever may be said of the views of the anonymous author, the “Diary” is a work of throbbing and intense humanity, the moral of which is sound throughout and plain to see.

=THE INDISCRETION OF LADY USHER:  a Sequel to “The Diary of My Honeymoon"=

“Another purpose novel dealing with the question of marriage and dealing very plainly,—­one of the most interesting among the many books on these lines which are at present attracting so much attention.”—­Cleveland Town Topics.

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