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Books Added to the Library
June 1 to July 1, 1920
An r or b prefixed to the call number indicates that the book must b
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
Besant, Sir Walter, & Rice, James. B4661110
Monks of Thelema; a novel. Dodd.
An order of men and women take vows not to disdain wedlock, riches, and living
as each pleases.
Blasco Ibaiiez, Vicente. B5412W
Woman triumphant (La maja desnuda); tr. from the Spanish by
Hayward Keniston, with a special introductory note by the author.
Dutton.
A powerful story of a great artist's career in modern Madrid. In his ceaseless effort
to find the ideal beauty and to recreate his lost masterpiece, he is the personification
of human desire, always striving and always unsatisfied.
Bojer, Johan. B597t
Treacherous ground; tr. from the Norwegian by Jessie Muir. Moffat.
The story of a wealthy landowner who tries to save his soul and expiate past sins by
settling the peasants of his estate on farms. The attempt ends in tragedy.
Buck, Charles Neville. B853t
The tempering. Doubleday.
A story of the power of love in transforming a crude, unlettered boy of the Kentucky
mountains into a cultivated man, a lawyer and member of Congress. Written partly in
dialect.
Gale, Zona. G145P
Peace in Friendship village. Macmillan.
Short stories of the village after the world war.
Galsworthy, John. Gi57t
Tatterdemalion. Scribner.
Contents: OF WAR TIME: The grey angel; Defeat; Flotsam and jetsam; The bright
side; "Cafard;" Recorded; The recruit; The peace meeting; "The dog it was that
died;" In heaven and earth; The mother stone; Poirot and Bidan ; The muffled ship;
Heritage; *'A green hill far away."—OF PEACE-TIME: Spindleberries; Expectations;
Manna; A strange thing; Two looks; Fairyland; The nightmare child; Buttercupnight.
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