And the tall, handsome fellow in flannels bent until his lips met hers.
"Ah, yes, Lola, darling!" he whispered earnestly. "You are mine--mine--mine, for always. We have, as the Psalmist of old has put it, passed through the Place of Dragons, and been covered with the Shadow of Death. But God in His justice has smitten the transgressors, and we have been delivered from the hand of the ungodly, into a world of peace, of happiness, and of love."
"Mr. Vivian is proving one of our most virile and entertaining writers of the present day. Each succeeding work from his pen appears to grow in strength and in characterization."--_The Bournemouth Graphic._
"This author has a fine sense of character, and can create atmosphere quickly and effectively."--_Sunday Referee._
Delicate Fiend Double or Quit Woman Dominant Man Alone The Forbidden Door The Tale of Fleur Nine Days One Tropic Night Unwashed Gods Innocent Guilt The Keys of the Flat Ladies in the Case Jewels Go Back Seventeen Cards Accessory After The Capsule Mystery Girl in the Dark The Guardian of the Cup Infamous Fame Shadow on the House Cigar for Inspector Head
"We know of few authors to-day whose works we enjoy so much as we do Mr. Bolt's. He has the art of getting hold of a good story, unblemished by any form of 'psycho' complication, and telling it really well, in a style, too, that is free from split infinitives and the other solecisms so common to the usual breathless novelist of the twentieth century."--_Guardian._
The Mystery of Belvoir Mansions The Sword of Fortune Captain Lucifer The Badge The Jewels of Sin The Shadow of the Yamen The Buccaneer's Bride The Other Three The Subway Mystery The Coil of Mystery The Diamond-Buckled Shoe Diana of the Islands The Forest Ranger The Impossible Lover The Pride of the Ring The Sealed Envelope The Bushmaster The Mystery Hand The Burnt Caravan The Crooked Sign The Green Arrow The Lavenham Mystery A Shot in the Night The Snapshot Mystery The Unseen Witness Wayland of the Guides The Green Lantern
End of Project Gutenberg's The Place of Dragons, by William Le Queux