One of the Visconti, A Novelette

A delightful little tale is Eva Wilder Brodhead's "One of the Visconti," and the range of its merits is sufficiently wide to give pleasure to readers of very diverse tastes. The setting is picturesque, the story is vivaciously told and so full of color and movement, that the most inert consumer of fiction who takes it up simply for an hour's amusement will find himself abundantly entertained. On the other hand, those who derive half their enjoyment in reading from the exercise of their own ...