... may we not say human kindness be it but giving a cup of cold water to a prisoner of war or a part of a ration to a refugee, has in itself a taste of that enduring quality which we try to hint at by using such words as eternal, divine, Christ-like ...

... belong in spirit to this age, who so often in his books has revealed a longing for the unusual in scene and custom, now takes us on a journey to SPAIN (B. T. Batsford. 16s.). This is surely the most successful of all Mr. Sitwell's art-cum-travel books (although ...

... to the general female ego. These matters are germane in respect of The World My Wilderness by Rose Macaulay t Collins, 8s. 6d.), the first book this dis tinguished writer has given us in ten years. I believe most women will greatly enjoy the sharply sad ...

... and has also been decorated by the Regent of Iraq. His Arabian Journey (Harrap. 12s. 6d.) tells many stories of the Arab world, of Ibn Saud's kingdom, of the Tigris, of the Red Sea Coast of Arabia and of Southern Cyrenaica, and I recommend it to you ...