The Folly of Others

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The Folly of Others (1904)
by Neith Boyce
A Provident Woman
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[One novella (the first) and 8 short stories. Accompanying illustrations omitted for the present.]

A common spirit runs through all the stories in this volume, a clear vision of the grim realities of life, tinged slightly with cynicism, and wholesome in final effect. Some of the tales are set in California, others apparently in Eastern cities. The most elaborate and thoughtful is "A Provident Woman," the most beautiful and appealing is "The Mother."—A mini-review in Outlook magazine, ("Books of the Week") 1904

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THE FOLLY
OF OTHERS

By NEITH BOYCE
Author of "The Forerunner"

WITH PICTURES BY
HORACE T. CARPENTER

NEW YORK
FOX, DUFFIELD & COMPANY
1904

"The best plan is, as the common proverb has it, to profit by the folly of others."

Pliny

CONTENTS

This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1929.

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