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Excerpt from The Transactions of Lord Louis Lewis
The reader will find herein no continuous plot to carry him along from the first to the last page; for the doings of Lord Louis Lewis were many and vari ous, and each one is complete unto itself.
There is a popular prejudice against episodic liter ature. Why this should be is hard to understand, since the lives of most of us are not bound up in the events of a single issue, but composed rather of a mosaic of incidents and emotions, the pattern of which is for ever changing.
The aforesaid average novel offers to the reader but one complete story, whereas the Transactions of Lord Louis Lewis offer, at the least, nine, and then the hero is left in a position to engage upon many more, should occasion offer.
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