A Book to Make the Sphinx Laugh
In the Bishop’s Carriage
By MIRIAM MICHELSON
From the moment when, in another girl’s chinchilla coat, Nance Olden jumps into the unknown carriage, and, snuggling up to the solemn owner, calls him “Daddy,” till she makes her final bow, a happy wife and a triumphant actress, she holds your fancy captive and your heart in thrall.
If jaded novel readers want a new sensation, they will get it here. Chicago Tribune
For genuine, unaffected enjoyment, read the adventures of this dashing desperado in petticoats. Philadelphia Item
It is beguiling, bewitching, bristling with originality; light enough for the laziest invalid to rest his brain over, profound enough to serve as a sermon to the humanitarian. San Francisco Bulletin
Illustrated by Harrison Fisher
The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Indianapolis