Marie Corelli was born in England. She was the illegitimate daughter of the Scottish poet Charles Mackey and his servant. Marie was sent to a Parisian convent for her education. Published in 1906, this novel has been criticized for its melodramatic style and emotional writing. The book has a delightful note from the author at the beginning discussing her picture which her publisher insisted be placed in the front of the book. Her objections and criticisms of the picture are followed with a justification for the quality of the photo.
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If you aren't yet familiar with Mare Corelli, this is a wonderful book to introduce her. She is known for her Life Everlasting and other books on reincarnation and the supernatural in religion. This book, however, is about finding real friendship and love. A rich old man looks back on his life and realizes he has never been loved for himself. Posing as a poor man, he decides to go on a quest for a true friend. This book is full of beauty, passion, the heights and depths of human experience. Her descriptions of nature as usual are thrilling to me as I am a nature lover.
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