Two cousins tour Italy on a yacht; one falls in love with an American sailor.
Arabella Kenealy (1859-1938) wrote some 25 novels between 1893 and 1917, many with feminist implications.
“A spirit of audacious flippancy and rather determined light-heartedness informs the thing and keeps it moving.” Athenaeum, February 10, 1894
“Rollicking fun and humour enliven every page of Miss Kenealy’s book. . . . Miss Kenealy is a daring satirist; sometimes she is a savage one. . . . The story is an antidote for the ‘blues.’” Academy, March 3, 1894
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