Crotcborough Beacon. By Horace G. Hutchinson. (smith,...
6s.) — It seems to be a difficult matter for a novelist who lays the scene of his story in the county of Sussex to keep out of it the smugglers who once exercised something like......
C Urrent Literature.
LIBERAL JUDAISM. Liberal Judaism. By Claude G. Montefiore. (Macmillan and Co. 3s. net.)—" We have to remember," writes Mr. Claude- Montefiore, "that Judaism as a living religion......
The Gold Wolf. By Max Pemberton. (ward, Lock, And Co.
6s.)—The novel of excitement—the novel, that is, which, without troubling about subtle definitions of character, claims the attention of its readers merely by a series of......
Catherine Sterling. By Norma Lorimer. (w. Heinemann....
seems inclined to change her mind in the middle of the book about the characters of the three principal personages of this story. Catherine Sterling, the heroine, contracts an......
Stay-at-homes. By L. B. Watford. (longmans And Co. (is.)...
is not a very remarkable work. The story is not as convincing, and the characters are not as interesting. as we have a right to expect from its author. Mrs. Walford's pen is too......
Novels.
TYPHOON.* JUST as Browning is said to have composed "How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix" in the one place where it was impossible to have a ride, so we can imagine......
George Goring's Daughters. By M. E. Carr. (smith, Elder, And
Co. 6s.) — Lucy and Ann Goring must have been akin to Jane Eyre, though the relationship is not stated; and Mr. Fabian must have been a reincarnation of Mr. Rochester. He comes......
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