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My father, explained Mrs. Henniker,
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Sir George, for Mrs. Henniker, notwithstanding the rather unfortunate fact that she has many social duties to attend to, which must necessarily hinder her in what would otherwise be a brilliant literary career, is a remarkably fine writer of a certain class of fiction, and notably of what may be termed the Society novel. But almost better than her novels, of which she has produced some two or three within the last few years, are her short stories, of which she published one, a singularly able study of lower middle-class life, in an early number of the
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Speaker, and which many of the readers of that journal will remember under the title of a
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Bank Holiday. With reference to
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Sir George, Mr. Gladstone, who is a very old friend of her family, wrote:
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My dear Mrs. Henniker,--It is, I admit, with fear and trembling that I commonly open a novel which is presented to me. He then goes on to speak in strong terms of eulogy of the book which she had sent to him. The letter was not without a special interest as giving one a glimpse into the mind of the G.O.M. on what must be one of the most arduous duties of his hardworking life. Referring to the publication of her most recent novel,
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Foiled,