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David Rivers closed his Bible suddenly, slipped it into the inner pocket of his coat, and, leaning back in his armchair, relaxed the tension at which he had been sitting while he mentally put his thoughts into terse and forcible phraseology.

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David Rivers closed his Bible suddenly, slipped it into the inner pocket of his coat, and, leaning back in his armchair, relaxed the tension at which he had been sitting while he mentally put his thoughts into terse and forcible phraseology.
Autorenporträt
Florence Louisa Barclay (1862-1921) was an English romance novelist, whose works were widely read in the early 20th century. Born on December 2, 1862, Barclay pursued a writing career that flourished particularly after the publication of her best-known novel, 'The Rosary,' in 1909. 'The Following of the Star,' another of her cherished works, is a testament to her signature style that intertwines romance with Christian spirituality. Barclay, through her prose, had an impeccable gift of exploring the emotional landscapes of her characters, concurrently threading a strong spiritual message that appealed to her sizable readership. While her novels were predominantly categorized under romance, they frequently presented themes of faith, love's moral dimensions, and the idea of divine providence guiding individuals' destinies. Not only did her works enjoy commercial success, but they also received critical acclaim for their heartwarming narratives and well-crafted storytelling. Despite her relatively short life, Florence L. Barclay's literary contributions have left an indelible mark and continue to be celebrated for their warmth and humanity. A truly distinguished figure of her time, Barclay's novels remain a loving tribute to her belief in the enduring power of love and faith.