Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Forum, Vol. 47: January, 1912 June, 1912
Clarence was justified in placing a high value upon the gift of his life and himself. The mirror testified to his good looks. The position in the bank held by him for ten years certified to his integrity of conduct and reliability of character. He did not revel in any of the perquisites of human existence: wine, women or the song of bachelordom. And he was indeed eminently fitted for that matrimonial state from which he was withheld only by the fear of being made some woman's domestic paying teller for life.
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