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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8368, 27 February 1907, Page 2

A STOBY OF TIMELY IN- > TEREST, ENTITLED Riven Asunder; OR Ber>yl Grayscw's Ordeal. A Romanes of the San Francisco Disaster. By Julia Edward?, Author of "The Little Widow," "Sadiu, the Rosebud.'•Prettie.it of All," "Stella Sterling"Laura Hraytovf/r. This is a vigorous and pathetic I story, graphic in its descriptions, and presenting animated and picturesque incidents which touch the heart and stir the blood. The heroine is a victim of the most rascally treachery, by which she is not only despoiled of fortune but separated from the man she loves. The action opens a short time before the beginning of the appalling calamity which wrecked the City of the Golden Gate; but only brief space is devoted to this lamentable occurrence, which is merely used as a background for some of the intensely dramatic incidents which crowd this powerful story. The first instalment of "Riven Asunder" will appear on Saturday, March 2nd, 1907.

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