BRILLIANT- NEW STORY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13134, 24 March 1906, Page 6

BRILLIANT- NEW STORY.

' __ -*> t §• "THE GARDEN OF HEART'S DE- f I' LIGHT." 1 c r i A srwiAi. treat is provided for novel i :[' ' readers by the publication in to-day's Sup- I ' plement of the " opening chapters of a 1 •':/ charming new story, "The Garden of 1 Heart's Delight," from the pen .of Louis t ;T . Tracy, whose "Final War" and subsequent ;i it novels attained enormous popularity. The 1 ■M originality of the writer, both, in the- con- 11 [ ception of his story and : ts literary execu- j tion,' is strongly evidenced in The liar- f : den of Heart's Delight," in which lie tells , • ' ,of the adventures of two Englishmen, J! 1 mostly in India, and incidentally charms ( : the reader by his picturesque descriptions i ' of Indian life and customs. The subject I if, one which gives ample scop." for the f novelist, hut presents innumerable difficul- } *_ .ties, and on this account has not been'so t •..frequently or so skilfully treated as it de- v J*-./ serve6. Those who follow "The Garden of * »i; Heart's Delight" will find that the author ) p'"i has handled a. difficult subject with both f Mi knowledge and skill, and that the result v •y;is an enchanting story, full of interest, in- « pi structiou, and amusement for Ihe reader. I A second instalment will l>o published on c ' Wednesday next, and thereafter the rtory will be continued every Saturday and Wed- , ;• tiesday till its conclusion. ] —————— 1