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Updated: June 1, 2025
"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=
Menage was one of the first to express it. He wrote: 'If you desire that no mistake shall appear in the works which you publish, never send well-written copy to the printer, for in that case the manuscript is given to young apprentices, who make a thousand errors; while, on the other hand, that which is difficult to read is dealt with by the master-printers."
It was a terse, well-written book, composed by an unknown hand, and some even suspected it to be the disguised work of Felsenburgh himself. More, however, considered that it was written at least with Felsenburgh's consent by one of that small body of intimates whom he had admitted to his society that body which under him now conducted the affairs of West and East.
The man who went out from the camp on Sand Creek that night was one of the two men I had seen rise up from the sand-pits of the Arickaree Island and start out in the blackness and the peril to carry our cry to Fort Wallace Pliley, whose name our State must sometime set large in her well-founded, well-written story.
And so, faintly, as from a detached intelligence, there came into Mary Gage's darkened room, her darkened life, some words well-written, ill-read, which it seemed to her she might have dreamed: "As a perfume doth remain In the folds where it hath lain, So the thought of you, remaining Deeply folded in my brain, Will not leave me; all things leave me: You remain.
The late Professor De Mille gave us two well-written productions in 'Helena's Household, a 'Tale of Rome in the First Century, and 'The Dodge Club Abroad; but his later works did not keep up the promise of his earlier efforts, for they never rose beyond slavish imitations of the ingenious plots of Wilkie Collins and his school.
Respect the Church, and believe that the insignificant member of it who now addresses you is most truly yours, At the same time he wrote as follows to a young friend Lord John Russell who had lost his seat and published a book: "DEAR JOHN, I have read your book on the State of Europe since the Peace of Utrecht with much pleasure sensible, liberal, spirited, philosophical, well-written.
'En attendant mieux', the paper war is carried on with much fury and scurrility on all sides, to the great entertainment of such lazy and impartial people as myself: I do not know whether you have the "Daily Advertiser," and the "Public Advertiser," in which all political letters are inserted, and some very well-written ones on both sides; but I know that they amuse me, 'tant bien que mal', for an hour or two every morning.
It was a long, well-written letter, giving the particulars of his journey and of his feelings, expressing all the affection, gratitude, and respect which was natural and honourable, and describing every thing exterior and local that could be supposed attractive, with spirit and precision. No suspicious flourishes now of apology or concern; it was the language of real feeling towards Mrs.
We have all faults," continued the officer, somewhat moved by the good sherris and his own good feeling "for it's a well-written log that has no blots; but hang it, as I said before, I never could spin a yarn like my friend Robin here, either from the wheel, which I mean to typify the head or the distaff, which, be it understood, signifies the heart: So here goes " and, with a trembling hand, and a sparkling eye, the generous Springall drained the deep tankard, to the health of his first sea friend.
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