Love Triumphant

This story was translated from the English by the woman of letters Mrs. Na'am Dawud, and published by the American Press, Beirut, in 196 small-format pages.

The reader will admire in this splendid, idealistic story many merits, chief among them the loftiness of its meaning and the grandeur of its moral. These two — the loftiness and the grandeur — may be summed up thus: that religion has its effect in the straightening of morals; that truth, and steadfastness in the truth however circumstances and conditions may turn, are among the greatest of virtues; and that the good example and the fine model are among the strongest forces that lead human society toward the good.

The reading of this story is almost a duty for every person who desires to spend his hours of leisure in what will profit him and yield him moral benefit.