The sun., 1915-05-29

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reaoers iaoA oi ia"''iar''y WIZ" '"'
country ana the people ana harps IN
sistsntly on some Hungarian traits
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peny) mas written an uncommonly
artistic story. It tells OF the suffer-
s.~u ~ q dutif,,l nessant girl. whose
neesuts insist on her marrying a rich
49, vb.n sh. ,oves another man
ahe n .aved from ber sacrif,ce bv a
sor6,A traaedv. The pirl with her
.~orr>.. and t.rac,tv ~ n,rno.e I.
= ina tvne ~ the pes.ant cir, ana
vul v,~ssa IN. reader Tbs wrong
Aoanc that teun,. ber ,over In no,
nsiI,s>~d. the,r story 4. consistent and
ana Ths subsid,arv charscter. ana
,h.i, Aoinr. ara n,cturesoue. ,bev arc
n.rtiv ths Hungarv of real ne ana
nart,v that Of the stage. Tho bru-
t.I,v ~ ,be h-,deoroor, tha ,p,te-
S,,ns.. NJ tha Jewish Girl tho deviation
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80, 20 ans :, ,s unsra,a,,,, ~ NJ
Mmo,o. - sraar a, nausnan.rs ana
,onor,ers whar bs 10 so oner,v hor-
rouipy from, tbem He nut. his ,ru.,
IN con,iruous exc,,euan, and ,uv1,e.
unscrunulousIv with his evidence and
h,s connar colored hair The in0enu,
BUSINESS with which he prepares tho
ground for his repartees and violent
Smiles is amusing.
The matter of fact. occasionally hu.
morous tone in which Archibald Mar
shall relates the story of THE House
Of Merrilees" (Dodd. Mead and Com
pany) is more in harmony with the
love affairs he describes than with
the intricate mystery in which all
the characters are involved. The mys-
terry calls for faith in the unbounded
possibilities Of British eccentricity and
in the remarkable stubbornness of the
British conscience. The reader may
feel irritated at the preposterousness
when everything Is explained and at
tho amazing condolences employed In
the revelation, but the quiet manner
OF the author in telling about these
matters VIII keep MN entertained.
A glorined, poetic, amiable tramp
~ the nero or Henry Herbert kniobs's
sundown slim (Houghton Miifhn
Company He goes through various
OF the eNciting experiences that are
looked TOT from the wild west, meets
wish an accomplished dog, who aids
I'm and is treated with respect by
the many persons VINO recognize MS
worth. He SHOWS discretion by break
ing into verso only when ne In alone.
Ths antipathy between sheepmen and
catuomen hardly accounts Tor the