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thor Of "The Rousing of Mrs. Potter and s'Tle
Arabella and Araminta Stories.'' New York:
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Charles Scribner's Sons. Washington: Brea-
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Hillein. Edited for School Use by F. A. Dauer,
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ca" now advanced to Part VIII, continues
| to maintain the high standard of excel
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good; the two coiored pla tes, 1.-The Large
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No. Of THE Savoy''-a London quarter
ly, published by Leonard Smithers-!s
among the latest and most persistent
claimants for popular favor on both sides
Of the Atlantic: In preparatory editorial
note is this: I'VE intend to print no verse
which has not some close relationship with
poetry, no fiction which has not certain
sense of what is finest in living fact, no
criticism which has not some knowledge
discernment and sincerity in its judgment"
A poem and story and pictures all by
Aubrey Beardsley are prominent features
and give some idea as to the character of
The publication.
"The Black Cat" for April is in evidence.
Short stories are popular; good ones es-
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not be surprised to learn that the "Cat"
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per month.
Miss Alice Hallowelrs "Forgetmenot" has
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which so many authors yearn in vain If
such thing be possible the new book is
more attractive than its predecessor A
pretty Easter gift, it may be had at Wood
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plilk's and Brentano's.
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