23 SEPTEMBER 1893, Page 24
My Peril in a Pullman-Car. By Major Arthur Griffiths. (H.
J. Drane.)—These are nine short stories, briskly told, but not of more than ordinary merit. The liveliest, and generally the best, is "An Express Idyll." •
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J. Drane.)—These are nine short stories, briskly told, but not of more than ordinary merit. The liveliest, and generally the best, is "An Express Idyll." •
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