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BOOKS ADDED—MAY 1920 241
Olrik, Axel.
839.81 O237
Heroic legends of Denmark; tr. from the Danish and rev. in collaboration
with the author by L. M. Hollander. 1919. American-
Scandinavian foundation. (Scandinavian monographs, v.4.)
"Scandinavian sources for the Scylding legends," p.511-512.
Poetry
[Aldington, Mrs Hilda (Doolittle).] 811 A363
Sea garden [imagist poems], by H. D. 1917. Houghton. (New
poetry series.)
Braithwaite, William Stanley, ed.
821.08 B69
Book of modern British verse. 1919. Small.
Companion volume to the "Golden treasury of magazine verse." Covers the contemporary
period which began with John Masefield and includes Siegfried Sassoon,
Robert Nichols, Wilfrid Gibson, John Drinkwater, etc.
Burr, Amelia Josephine.
811 Bg43h
Hearts awake [poems], and The pixy; a play. 1919. Doran.
Cutts, John Cutts, baron.
r 821 C95
Life and poetry of John Cutts, by S. S. Swartley. 1917. Deputy
Brothers Co.
"Bibliography," p.35-37.
Thesis by S. S. Swartley for Ph. D., University of Pennsylvania.
Dunn, Theodore Douglas, comp.
891.4 D92
The Bengali book of English verse, with a foreword by Sir Rabindranath
Tagore. 1918. Longmans.
"The verse collected in this volume represents about one hundred years of poetical
effort; and has its origin in England's introduction into India of western education."
Introduction.
Shorter, Mrs Dora (Sigerson).
821 S55I
A legend of Glendalough, and other ballads. 1919. Maunsel.
Drama. Theatre
Altair, pseud.
812 A46
Chaos; a vision of eternity. 1919. McMurtrie.
A drama in verse. "Too recondite to come seriously into consideration as a practicable
festival production for untrained folks." Survey, 1919.
822 B 43S
Bennett, Arnold.
Sacred and profane love; a play in three acts, founded on the novel
of the same name. 1920. Doran.
Revised edition of the novel was issued under title "Book of Carlotta."
Claudel, Paul.
8 4 2 C 54n
La nuit de Noel de 1914 [drame pour patronages en un acte]. [I9IS-]
The scene is a village near Rheims and the chief characters are the spirits of two
French soldiers, a group of children killed in the war, and the rector of Saint-Remy-aux-
Bois.
De Mille, William Churchill.
"Food;" a tragedy of the future in one act. 1914. French.
8l2 D 4 2