C Urrent Literat Ure.
THE QUARTERLIES. The Edinburgh Review. — " English Agriculture " is perhaps the most interesting article in an exceptionally good number of the Edinburgh. The Reviewer deals......
The Book Of Months. By E. F. Benson. (w. Heinemann.
6s.) — The Book of Months is not, properly speaking, a novel at all; if we may coin an expression to fit this style of novel, we should call it "fictional autobiography." At the......
The Star Dreamer. By Agnes And Egerton Castle. (constable...
Co. 6s.)—The best thing in this novel is the description of the old house of Bindon-Cheveral. In it the authors have brought before the eyes of their readers a picture full of......
Novels.
IN THE GARDEN OF CHARITY.* Ma. Beath KING, who made his first appeal to readers on this side of the Atlantic with a novel dealing with a society problem, now furnishes evidence......
Near The Tsar, Near Death. By Fred. Whishaw. (chatto And
Windns. 6a. )—There is no indication of language in Mr. Whis- haw's new book to show that it is not concerned with the present day , and most people will be surprised when......
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