a broken rosary
Book Review from the New York Times - April 16, 1904"Mr. Edward Peple has the trick of expression. He writes cleverly, with a certain poetic touch, which is yet not poetry. It is a style suited to his story, full and voluptuous, and the persons and things with which it deals are of the same type. Mostly it deals with the demi-monde of Paris during the reign of one of the Louis -it matters little which." This novel could be sub-titled, "The Woman and the Priest" and is, in fact, the story of a woman's love, and of a priest's will and of the victory. No illustrations are included in this Kindle version. --This text refers to the Kindle Edition edition.
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