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some New Iirtion.
4, will r~cuir. sorna sympathy with
sentimental aftinItit.s sor the reader 10
enioy Mvr-ls RssdS Master of the
yineyard- ,G Pu,uam> Sons The
hero "a disseminated with his surround
inss and yearns for greater things; hr
meets a Young woman similarly dissatis-
fed. reads poetry to her and asks her Ia
marry him Then comes a disappointed
society woman who u thr realization OF
all his iongingr They love 40 thoroughly
that each IL aware of thr'o'her's act ions
when they are apart Hr reads the same
poetry Io her and the other girl hears
him. The two obey the call az duty. how
ever. the won an returns To her husband.
the man takes up hls work. both promising &
10 love each other III spirit 40 far 80 good.
The man. however. go.s back To tn. first
girl. inslsts on her marry nG him for lov".
and she complies though she knows all
about the other relation. None Of them
get beyond the kissing stage IN spite 4
their psychological Suht tlsti"S All ".
should say. stand IN need Of some hard
nense and commonplace morality
The had practice of interesting her
readers IN an attractive young person.
who IL hen made TO go wrong fantastl
cally and unreasonably. Is kept mp hv
Bettina Won Hutten IN Tn. Green Patch
Frederick 4 Stokes Company. The
irresponsible faths. who decides TO ahan-
don his family and do he pleases is
amusing a, first. for the story begins an
the vein OF farcical comedy The interest
he takes IN IN. do,ngs OF his family later
D not in accord with his reckless begin
ninGs. The other puppets are capital 81
long as the farce continues. their lack of
moral sense. which may I've. due 10 their
voodenness. rather CRATES on IN. nerves
when the story turns 10 tragedy Their.
are many needless hints at impEoprIety
The heroine. who long az she il small
m attractive and shr.wd. becomes sentl
msntal and rather silly toward the end
We fear more trouble IL before her. for
the book suggests that "a sequel il "a
cnrne.
There are manv pleasant people in Mr.
Anthony Hopes Second String (Doubla-
day. Page and Company. and he even
makes the good apprentice. attractive
The admiration for pretty worthless
hut attractive fellow tina, leads him Ia
f1ount higher and CHER 10 "a good touch
ms n-'"ihe ls "''racuS"' ~" Is th- worthy
butcher. The unfortunate male firt
however. is treated rather sctirvily bv
the author. he - made weaker than h..
should be in order TO set on the hero
Mr.. Hope should have done better with
his strong minded governeSa aud with
the admirable CONCERT hall singer who
acts a. the directing divinity in the story
He seems 10 trust Ia hls entertaining
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