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Books Added to the Library
December 1, 1919 to January 1, 1920
An r or b prefixed to the call number indicates that tlie book must be
called for and used in the Reference or the Technology Room; j that it is
especially suitable for children, and q that it is quarto size or larger.
Fiction
Atherton, Mrs Gertrude Franklin (Horn). A868t
Transplanted; a novel. Dodd.
Revised edition of the author's "American wives and English husbands." The
heroine, a Californian, forms an early attachment for an English boy, some years later
marries him, and finds herself, strongly individualistic as she is, confronted with the
need of adapting herself to English customs and to the viewpoint of her husband.
Aumonier, Stacy. Ag25q
The Querrils. Century.
Story of an interesting English family who hide their emotions and are constantly
seeking to shield one another from the harsher side of life. Shows how they react to
the problems they are forced to face when trouble enters their circle.
Barbusse, Henri. B2352I
Light; tr. by Fitzwater Wray. Dutton.
Story of the personal experience of an intelligent French workingman before and
during the European war. The vision of this simple man is that there is but one hope
for the world—the abolition of force both in its moral and in its physical guise. Condensed
from Nation, 1910.
Clarke, Isabel Constance. C532W
Whose name is legion. Benziger.
Story of spiritualism used as an evil power. Sets forth the Catholic teachings in
regard to its dangers.
Curwood, James Oliver. C936r
The river's end; a new story of God's country. Cosmopolitan Book
Corporation.
Appeared in "Good housekeeping," v.68-69, Jan.-Aug. 1919.
John Keith, alleged murderer, assumes the role of a member of the Northwest
mounted police, becomes involved in many complications, but is finally found innocent.
Harrison, Mrs Mary St. Leger (Kingsley), (pseud. Lucas H2ggd
Malet).
Deadham Hard; a romance. Dodd.
Damaris, young and beautiful, is living with her father at Deadham Hard, an old
house which had been a famous resort for smugglers and which is haunted by the
cruelties perpetrated there. The plot centers about Damaris and her illegitimate half
brother—the half mystical attraction between them and their relations to each other.
Condensed from New York times, igig.
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