ple, and its point of view is the most obvious.
The novel is likely to have an enormous sale."

New York AMERICAN

"Undoubtedly the book of the hour. Both the novel and the play
appeal to the widest possible American public. The novelist gives
more of the interesting story and has enhanced the virility and the
element of suspense materially. The reader's interest will never
lag a moment from cover to cover."

Cleveland NEWS

"'The Lion and the Mouse,' as a novel, more than maintains the
reputation of its author as a clean-cut exposition of throbbing
American life by a real novelist. Mr. Hornblow knows his subject
and has succeeded in welding his own characteristic and
illuminating expression to the idea of another man in such a manner
that the novel must take its place beside the play as a welcome
addition to American art."

Washington POST

"Will become the most talked-of book of the year.... As exciting
and fascinating a narrative as has appeared in novel form in
years."

New Orleans HARLEQUIN

"Mr. Hornblow's book is written in distinguished English; its
chapters are chiselled to exact proportions; its story is clear and
limpid; particularly are its characters cleverly vivid, and with
few exceptions tell themselves in the dialogue more plainly than
they could with ever so much extrinsic aid of psychic and physical
description. The American nation is indebted to him. He has clothed
with the vibrant palpitating flesh of life-interest the greatest
economic problem and evil of the day. It is a book to make the
multitude think."

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