ss.'"--_Grand
Rapids Herald_.

"It is a classic in nature and spirit and rendering."--_Omaha
World-Herald._

"The language throughout is exquisite--such as one might expect of Henry
Van Dyke."--_Richmond Journal_.

"It is an insight into the temple of truth to be found in every man's
life if he looks for it."--_Wilmington News._

"It is beautiful in its wording, almost poetry."--_Birmingham Ledger._

"Harold Bell Wright has given to the world a literary gem that will
live."--_Oregon Journal_.

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THE WINNING OF BARBARA WORTH

"It is a novel with 'body,' with a large and timely idea back of it,
with sound principles under it, and with a good crescendo of dramatic
thrills."--_Chicago Record-Herald_.

"To the reader the characters will appear as real as friends they
know--all of their aims, and likes, and hatreds being portrayed as true
to life as snapshots caught by moving-picture cameras."--_Boston Globe_.

"The characters take the reader with them wherever they go, and they are
characters that seem to have temporarily stepped from real life into the
pages of the book."--_Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph_.

"The romance of the novel is told in a very charming love story which
has 'Barbara Worth' for its inspiration. With her winning the author has
deftly interwoven an epic of national reclamation work and present-day
good business."--_Richmond Times-Dispatch_.

"With a vividness that assumes reality Mr. Wright shows how capital may
be used to gain its end and at the same time save the community and
still be 'good business'."--_Omaha Bee_.

"'The Calling of Dan Matthews' was a fine tale; 'The Shepherd of the
Hills' was an inspiration. And now he sends us 'The Winning of Barbara
Worth'--the best thing he has done so far * * * a twentieth century
epic."--_Cleveland Plain Dealer_.

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THEIR YESTERDAYS

"It is a book embodying high ideals for men and women, and one that will
stimulate young men and women toward pure and noble love."--_Baltimore
Sun_.

"'Their Yesterdays,' by Harold Bell Wright, is a really great book. You
feel better, you feel refreshed, and you feel a desire to drop to your
knees and thank Almighty God for such a book and for permitting you to
read it."--_Memphis News Scimitar_.

"This is the gentle story of the love of a man and a woman in which the
vigor of 'That Printer of Udell's,' the kindliness of