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“There was a gray ship in the far mists… but no voice came back”
Hanson Booth (1886–1944)
frontispiece to “The Woman of the Twilight” by Marah Ellis Ryan, 1913
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“There was a gray ship in the far mists… but no voice came back”
Hanson Booth (1886–1944)
frontispiece to “The Woman of the Twilight” by Marah Ellis Ryan, 1913
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The Minister of Police. Henry Mountjoy. New York: Syndicate Publishing Co., (1912). Early reprint edition. Original dust jacket by Hanson Booth.
Historical novel of intrigue in the France of Louis the Fifteenth. “One evening in May, just at that chill hour when the trees are draping themselves in the muslin of the evening mist, the carriage of Monsieur de Sartines passed the Swiss on guard at the gates of his majesty's palace of Versailles and entered the courtyard.”
“And always I will be—alone”
Hanson Booth (1886–1944)
illustration from “The Woman of the Twilight” by Marah Ellis Ryan, 1913
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