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The World of BOOks
ONE of the more quiet streets of London's Soho or in the market place of some old town in upper Germany we many still encounter, at too infrequent intervals, ...
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Early English Portraiture.
When Occleve. the medieval poet, wrote his book. "De regimine Principum," he had somewhat to say about the extravagance of men's dress: ...
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BOOKS AND WRITERS.
Mr. Robert Graves has followed up his "Goodbye to All That" with a sort of appendix called "But Still It Goes Ou," which Mr. Cape hopes to have ready at ...
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ORIGINAL VERSE.
The cherished flowers have all come back again, And yet the valley does not seem the same; ...
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THE OUTPUT OF BOOKS.
One of the most astonishing features of modern civilisation is the steady increase in the output of books. This is out of all proportion to the increase in ...
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Books in Favour.
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SIR ARTHUR QUILLER-COUCH: The English stylist. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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"AUSTRALIA TO-DAY, 1931."
The twenty-sixth issue of "Australia To-day," the national annual produced by the United Commercial Travellers' Association of Australia, maintains the high ...
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Advertising
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A "Find."
The book-hunter's finds are fewer than they used to be, but still they happen. A literary man paused outside the premises of a furniture dealer at Croydon, England, ...
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"And You an M.A.!"
Sir James Barrie owes some sort of reparation to Edinburgh University, where once he was a student, and where he has been installed as Chancellor in ...
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