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April 1 to May 1, 1920
Books Added to the Library
An r or b prefixed to the call number indicates that the 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
Altsheler, Joseph Alexander.
Forest of swords; a story of Paris and the Marne.
(World war series.)
A466fo
Appleton.
Sequel to "The guns of Europe"; followed by "The hosts of the air."
Altsheler, Joseph Alexander.
A466I1S
Hosts of the air; the story of a quest in the great war. Appleton.
(World war series.)
Preceded by "The guns of Europe" and "The forest of swords."
Dillon, Mrs Mary C. (Johnson).
Ds84f
The farmer of Roaring Run. Century.
The farmer, an attractive young widow, manages a beautiful Virginia farm for its
Philadelphia owner. His subjugation to the charms of farm life supplies the necessary
romance.
Gide, Andre.
G374P
Prometheus illbound; literal translation from the French by Lilian
Rothermere. Chatto.
"Spirited rendering of...Gide's brilliant philosophic jest... Compact of wit and
wisdom and humour and experience and the comic spirit...For sheer intellectual brilliance
these fantasies. . .are unsurpassed." Outlook (London), 1919.
Raymond, Robert Lovejoy.
R2452a
At a dollar a year; ripples on the edge of the maelstrom. Marshall
Jones Co.
Contents: Trap-grease.—Settling the peace terms.—Shipbuilders.—One hundred
and fourteen in the shade.—All quiet along the Potomac.—Munitions of war.—Distinguished
service.—The peace bells.—Postscript.
Sinclair, Bertrand William.
S6i64bu
Burned bridges. Little.
Story of a young Canadian missionary who burns his bridges of religious zeal to
achieve success in the business world and later in the war.
Wells, Carolyn. • W494^
Raspberry jam. Lippincott.
Detective story woven about a murder, an aunt with spiritualistic tendencies, a
"human fly," and raspberry jam as a clue.
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