4 APRIL 1931, Page 26
THE NINTH IMMORTAL. By F. Hadland Davis. (Eric Partridge. 7s.
6d.)—Thirty tales of China and Japan, all exquisitely written, a few are pointed, but the majority are hardly worth the elaborate grace of their telling.
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6d.)—Thirty tales of China and Japan, all exquisitely written, a few are pointed, but the majority are hardly worth the elaborate grace of their telling.
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