... philoso phises in an arbour to our great content. Add Marie Lohr (the author could have expanded this part) Basil Radford, speaking for the cricket and the Home Guard of 1804 and George Rose, who spends the evening, a cherub aloft, up a tree and there is ...

... given to a blinded soldier needs more enchantment than it can draw from the words the lovers and their philosophic spectator speak. For these defici encies the author must answer; yet I cannot help thinking that the words, such as they are, would have a ...

... England with the man she wants to marry, to arrange a divorce and to see if she may take the child back with her. That, so to speak, is where we come in. All Else is Follv (Collins, gs. 6d.) consists of an account of the effect that England, her husband, ...

... purgatory. My father, who was very good, very serious, would never have been unfaithful to my mother and he had a charm when speaking to anybody that he could no more hide than the nose in the middle of his face. He hated to see his wife so unhappy, but the ...

... the author held my interest less-closely, and I felt that he should have left his main thesis, which is Man against Fire, speak for itself through the medium of a single incident, without embroidery. Even one big forest fire can be a big enough subject ...

... appeal. The World oj Books SHAW'S CORNER IS OPENED TO THE PUBLIC Mr. H. W. Williams, Chairman of Hertfordshire County Council, speaking from the porch at the official opening of the home of the late Bernard Shaw at Ayot St. Lawrence. On his right is Lord Esher ...