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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9106, 4 June 1908, Page 2

A ROMANCE OF GREAT MERIT A story of fascinating interest, o extraordinary vividness and strength will commence in the Wairarapa Age FRIDAY, June sth, bearing the title of— A HEART'S TRIUMPH. By EPFIE ADELAIDE ROWLANDS, Author of "Hugh Gretton's Secret," "A Splendid Heart," "The Temptation of Mary Barr," "Brave Barbara," "Se!ina's Love Story," etc., etc.

The plot of this brilliant story is novel and ingenious. An eccen trie father has very strange ideas regarding the bringing up of a daughter, and she obediently follows hia whima. He is a moody character, brusk and offensive at times, and always-easily irritated. He appears to be always ready for a quarrel, and never turns hia back upon a.foe. The sight of one unexpected visitor, however, takes all the pluck out of him, and he becomes as terrified as though he were confronted by an apparition. This visitor is a woman, and it soon becomes evident that she is an entmy to be dreaded. An appalling tragedy results from her entrance upon the hitherto quiet home, and the heretofore happy trirl is suddenly bereft of her protector. The cause of this appalling change, and its remarkable effect upon the fair heroine, are portrayed with the author's extraordinary vigor and naturalness and the result is a story of charming interest from the opening to the denouement.

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