Mauleverer s Divorce, Vol. 2 of 3 Quotes

“Neither did the biblio...worthies themselves allege much tangible objection against the work offered to their acceptance,--which they yet seemed unanimous in rejecting; excepting that there was something new and queer about "the thing" they did not like! They could not say exactly what it was--but it was not written in the way Lady This, That, or the Other (it was the time of the supremacy of fashionable slip-slop) "wrote things!”
― Emma Robinson, Mauleverer s Divorce, Vol. 2 of 3: A Story of Woman's Wrongs