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... were inberested in the exhibition of the great French irnpremioniet, Henri The two books of the year are, beyond doubt, Joseph Conrad's Arrow of Gold and Max BeerbolnOt Seven Men. A number of interesting war memories have been published, including ...
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... per- ! Among other well-known of the short story Kipling. whose tale The Who Would be King has been highly j praised. Joseph Conrad's finely written I and arresting storiee of aeo-faring life and I wild spots of the world, are among the moot brilliant ...
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