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... and who hopes to make the reader share his feeling. In a market as crowded and competitive as is, currently, the English-speaking fiction market, it is reasonable that there should be a small book of practical advice on the specialised subject of the ...
... the remarkable character of the author. Like Heinricli I Iarrer, he became very fond of the Tibetans (whose language he both speaks and writes), and a streak of mysticism in his character enabled him to enter into tne spiritual side ot tneir lile more folly ...
... the ninety-year span of her life, which extended from 1818 to 1908, and which, because of her connections, allowed her to speak with equal familiarity of Mendelssohn and Wagner, Chopin and Liszt. Miss Averil Mackenzie- Grieve has written her story with ...
... authors say, the starting-point has been won. The real researches are about to begin. Men and women throughout the English-speaking world remember the profound shock and the sense of personal loss with which they heard the news of the death of Franklin ...
... account to give of himself, forthright, clearly stated and modest without being coy, but also engages in some admirably plain speaking. For instance, he writes at one point This is the story of a successful life, and so, I suppose, I shall not be able to escape ...
... questionnaires from which Mr. Gorer quotes constantly, with the result that throughout these pages the reader finds the English speaking for themselves. The author's own final comment is just as worthy of quotation and very revealing When I was reading, with ...
... well as persuading a lot of other people to become British, that we have almost forgotten what it means to be English. So speaks one of the characters in this extremely bright first novel, and your reviewer owns to agreeing with his sentiments, while ...
... her family's menfolk, she and her children are swept into the industrial vortex of Detroit, a jungle filled with people who speak with strange accents, who behave in out landish ways, and whose way of life is written with a strange and angry impermanency ...
... tolerated, if they are schoolmasters, like one of the characters in this case, or ostracised, if they are free-drinking, free-speaking couples such as the Kirbys of the story, whose marriage is breaking up and who come to the place as what one might be allowed ...
... A Foreign Minister Speaks Out Dr. Karl G ruber Writes of Austria in the Post-War World; My First Seventy-Six Years, by Dr. Hjalmar Schacht and Other New Publications -By VERNON FANE DR. KARL GRUBER, who is now Austrian Ambassador in Washington, has written ...
... Whitman. Fit for a Bishop (Peter Davies. 10s. 6d.) is a kind of cookbook, containing a good deal of sound advice, some plain speaking about garlic (pro) and veal (con), and a number of recipes of which I had tried two within twenty-four hours of reading it ...