... better. There is, for example, a hundred degrees more interest in Mr. Edmund Pearson's absorb ing story of The T rial of Lizzie Borden (Heine- mann ios. 6d.) than in the whole library of crime fiction lumped to gether. For the tale of what he calls America's ...

... scenario writers might do worse than look up some of the world's famous trials. They might begin with the Borden case. Lizzie Borden took an axe And gave her mother forty whacks; When she saw what she had done She gave her father forty-one. This stirring ...

... about it. Lizzie Borden. Among the famous trials for murder which people remember forgetting the majority, happily the case of the Borden murders still stands out. Mrs. Belloc Lowndes has reconstructed it in the form of a story Lizzie Borden (Hutchin son ...

... an unexplained crime and don't want to know Who Done It. That is why certain murder cases, like the Wallace Case, the Lizzie Borden Case, and the Madeleine Smith Case, possess an unending fascination for all lovers of crime mysteries. In her comparative ...

... the ligneous grace Of your intensely wooden face. There is a third tree-poem we like as well tort, and rather sinister Lizzie Borden with an axe Hit her father forty whacks Frittering her gift away, Bryant commented to May. The current match-shortage ...

... from the year 1876, and which is heavier a pound of feathers or a pound of gold. And the haunting jingle of such lines as Lizzie Borden with an axe Hit her father forty whacks. When she saw what she had done, She hit her mother forty-one. And all about the ...