They Are All Much Of The Same Length : Sometimes
it seems right and enough ; sometimes, and much oftener, one resents it and begs for more ; it seems as if there must be more to be said on this subject or the other, in the......
His Island Princess. By W. Clark Russell. (methuen And Co.
6s.)—Mr. Clark Russell's story consists of two rather disconnected parts. In the first place, he excites the interest of his readers in the convoy of ships which, under......
As Time Goes On Mr. Eden Phillpotts Seems More And
more resolutely to have renounced all traffic with comedy, and concentrated his energies exclusively on the delineation of life in its gloomier and more tragic aspects. It is......
With Sword And Pen: A Story Of India In The
Fifties. By H. C. Irwin. (T. Fisher Unwin. 6s.) — The Mutiny has been the back- ground for many tales, but no novelist can stale its inexhaustible interest. Mr. Irwin's new book......
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