... the writer returned to London and set up house with Winifred Holtby (see Testament Of Friendship). G. used to join them in Chelsea when on vacation. Tributes to this singularly unselfish man occur, rightly, throughout Testament Of Experience. So do testimonials ...

... tourism. Having gone to Persia to see its landscape, its architecture, its flowers and its people, presumably in that order, he owns himself rather dis appointed with the flowers, though the mosques and the mountains were more beautiful than he had dared ...

... their chronicler, for Mrs. Tovey is a very funny writer, swift, simple, technically admirable. The drawings, by Maurice Wilson, show perfectly the Siamese individuality in grace and occasional awkwardness; and in a charming introduction Michael Joseph points ...

... autobiography, with 1914 war letters to his wife and other personal papers, edited by Herbert Read. It shows a Kensington boy hood merging into Slade School, Chelsea aspirations, and friend ship with men like Rothenstein, Tonks, Selwyn Image, Gordon Bottomley ...

... thought to have insulted a fellow C.B. But he was still great, and one of the clear objects of Lord Elton's biography is to show him as an object of admiration onH in rlirprP and pointed contrast to the denigrations of Lytton Strachey's study. I found ...

... memories can read without a lump in the throat. It takes me back to my boyhood when I would leap up the gallery steps of the Chelsea Palace to adore Gertie Gitana in her white topper HAD Georgian London possessed music halls, some of the sons of George III ...