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All in all, the stories most of which
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THE MAKING OF MANY
BOOKS BY E. V. LUCAS
It must mnke E. V. Lucas dlr.-.v when
lie leeks ever the list of books for
Which he litis been rPMitntsiblc. On the
fiy lent of "(llvlnif nml llrceivlns"
(lieorge If. Dornn I'empnny) his let- ,
est book of essays. Ihcre urn the titlw
of forty-two which he has written, of
two which he hus edited and of right
IIia lIlUkL I
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ble. And yet Mr. Lucas is net an old
man. He stltl has time te produce as
many mere.
"Giving and Receiving" is the forty
third which he has written. It la made
up of the light essays and fantasies
which he has contributed te various
periodicals. The essays are for the
most part Informal chat about unim
portant matters thnt derive their charm
from the personality ef.the writer. One
if the nw!t IntcreKting of the let Is the
v-tmy en "The Evolution of Whimsi
cality," in which) he discusses the eri
gin in I'.ugusii or the kind of cuy that
he writes himself. It began', he says,
wiiu inn iiKiu nnu easy letters 01 cow cew
per and was firmly established when
Charles Lnmb began te write the es
says of Ella. Since then there have
been scores or ii.en who, while net
necessarily imitators of Lnmb. havn
written ln his vein ; that is. they have
irnnsiy ana naturally described their
personal reactions te the Incidents of
their daily lives. They have produced
n Douy 01 literature wnicn weuia mane
the rending world poorer if it should nil
be destroyed. Fortunately, there Is no
danger of such n calamity. And even
if It should all be destroyed Mr. Lucas
and many ethers would still survive te
build up a new body of the same kind
of light und nicy comment.
BODENHEIM FINDS LIFE
A CURSED BAD MESS
Maxwell Dedenheim has a sardonic
humor and n biting Irony which may
delight te young, but the display of
which seems, te these of mnturer years,
a futile sort of intellectual exercise.
These curious nbeut his manner will
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of serious dignity. He writes chieity
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mere in the 100 pages of the sumptuous
book in which his publishers have
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THE BALANCE FlinCT Of SOVIETISM.
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Fiction
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PEPPERY PAT AND THE OTHERS. Hy
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AN ORDEAL BY FIRE
Cryder, Man of Geed Works
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ln his affection for n girl, despite the
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the loggers, who had felt the lash of
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people and with the lore of the girl
he wanted.
MAYA. TOE BEE THAT
TALKS LIKE A WOMAN
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in New Yerk, in which Insects act
after the manner of men and women.
hla ubjet thoroughly and knows hew te
writ a book thnt will grin boys' attention.
THE BLACK WOLF PACK. By Dan Heard.
New Yerk: Chan. Scrlbner s Pens.
The thrilling atnry of a boy's rearch for
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DRUHILLA AND HER DOLLS. By Belle
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POEMS OF HEROISM
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SONGS FOR FISHERMEN
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