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... Series. It consists of some finely-printed books issued in a cheap form in paper covers. The first is The Life of St. George from Caxton's translation of The Golden Legend. Another is Sir Thomas Browne On Dreams, while others are to be The Dream Children ...
... follows You endorse the complaint that Walter Savage Landor has suffered detriment from the negligence of his editors. May I give yet another instance of this In a selection from his Imaginary Conversa tions, edited by Dr. Havelock Ellis (Walter Scott, 1886) ...
... Philmharmonic with Adventure, a kind of odd-and-end scrap-book of African glimpses. For its own confessed purposes, Adventure is an admirable collation. VVe range from small to great, from barbaric to civilized, from Victoria Falls to Lake Ndidu where it appears ...
... This quotation, taken from the first Ameri can newspaper, Public Occurences is part of the preface to one of the two best books of the week. AMERICA GOES TO PRESS (Harrap. 10s. 6d.) is a kind of scrap-book of newspaper cuttings from the time of the Boston ...
... The World of Books Reviewed, by VERNON FANE OF all the direct results of this Coronation summer in publishing, the most agreeable so far has been the Coronation scrap-book, WHEN VICTORIA BEGAN TO REIGN (Faber and Faber. 12s. 6d.). Hiss Margaret Lambert ...
... Twilight of the British Monarchy. By An American Resident. Is. Back From the U.S.S.R. By Aiv'rd Gide. 2s. 6d. WITHERBY. Tante Rebblla's Saga A Backvelder's Scrap-book. By C. R. Brance. 7s. 6d. WORLD'S WORK LTD.-- Three Died Beside the Marble Pool. By Carl M. ...
... Tree, who tells that their scrapbooks and sheets of music are bound in the same vivid and heartening colour. During his lifetime Mr. Alan Parsons was a devotee to the art, for with its devotees it is nothing less, of the scrapbook. He would sit at a long ...
... imaginary tale. Professional craftsmen of all sorts, from foreign correspondents to successful dramatists, from best-selling novelists to society ladies, have been moved to record their experiences from the cradle onwards. A review of the past year will ...
... A Sudan Scrap-book A Librarian's Holidays at Home; The Shipwrecked Naturalist; Science for the Million WHEN a coloured girl called Augusta idly boasts at a party that she is an artist, and then sets out to prove it to Harlem and the world in general ...
... over the world, and that they want the same things. They want to live in their own countries in their own way and have something to say about the way they are governed. They want to stop having to go to war every twenty years and if in the world we live ...
... t part of these books, which are more like verbal scrap-books than anything else. In them you will find reminiscences, snatches of song, references to the picture postcards which in a real scrap-book would be stuck to the pages, anecdotes and countless ...
... AND RUDOLF HESS Books About Two Totalitarian* and Other New Publications Briefly Reviewed Cesare Borgia, known to all the world as a sinister, Machiavellian figure who stopped at nothing in the achievement of his ambitions, whose indifference to human ...