Evening star., 1936-12-06

-. janet Aver Fairbsnk $3.50.
Mrs Fairbank draws upon her rich
ignS Of Of IN hI@an
in this long absorbine novel OF ne
among well-to-do and public-spirited
esop: IN 1as Hdf e west same m 'Hf Vas
@rSn !Fhe srisht s'i" Land" pervades the new
tse oek same and smishs se who = we're the protago-
nists in one OF her most popular books.
Houshton.
OK THE PIONEERING OF NEW ENG
20. LAND-By Van Wyck Brooks
81 0o Gresssd nSs,.g a5 %aiisTpSsfis tSs Sistoas T
Of literary New ENGLAND from the days
Of Gilbert Stuart to those Of Longfellow
Lowell. Emerson and Hawthorne Is one
Of the delishtful and important books
of the season. Dutton.
OF AFTER ALL-By Clarence Day
-. $3.50 The author OF Life
W. mh a..th nsS
sketches poems and drawings have been
added to some that appeared in The
humorous and penetratins observations
OF literature. love and plain human
beings will delight the many readers
who have Grown 1 SO I.ano iond OF the Krenf eIder
90 STREAMLINES-By CHRISTOPHER
20 Morley-S2.5O. A popular Amer
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with this new volume of familiar essays;
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.parkins at mem6res sin and feeeons
Doubleday
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wv PRIZE STORIES OF 1936-Ed.
by Harry Hansen-S2:5O. Not literary
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oSy. n now w in its eighteenth year. Dou-
biedsy
1nI GREAT KIPLING STORIES
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1n3 EGGS AND BAKER-By John
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The Bird of Dawnirg" turned to the
English countryside for his new novel,
a compelling story Of a working man
of the last century. the age OF lnouS-
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