21 JUNE 1913, page 25
The Confessions Of A Tenderfoot.* Though Mr. Stock Calls...
book an "unvarnished account" of his wanderings, the reader need fear no "rough-hewn" or careless writing, for he has "shaped his ends" (if we may so use the quotation) with......
Fiction.
THE INSIDE OF THE CUP.t IT is impossible not to be struck by the resemblances and contrasts presented by Father Ralph, recently reviewed in • The Corssions of a Tenderfoot. By......
Wayfaring In France.f
No one can dispute Mr. Barker's right to publish a book about Southern France or question his intimacy with the country_ He has lived there most of his life, has spent his......
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