14 APRIL 1933, page 17

Poetry

Deirdre Remembers THE snows of sleep are on his shoulder, folded and drifted on his breast, I turn from them, and from the colder flower of his face at rest. Turn and return,......

Conditions In Germany [to The Editor Of The Spectator. ]...

As an Englishwoman living in Germany I can only endorse Dr. Munthe's words. My English love of fair play compels me to point out that, whereas in your footnote you mention " the......

Is :democracy - A Failure ? " [to The Editor

of THE SPECTATOR.] Su:,—The authors of the two articles against and for democracy in your issues of March . 2-fth and 31st, although starting from different premises, expound......

()il Waste In The Editor Of The Spectator.] Sia,—on Reaching

a Kentish beach this morning, the Channel breeze wafted to us--- my elf and two companions—the acrid odour of oil, purplish patches of which were to be seen on the water. A......