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Johnson, Alvin Saunders—continued.
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meed of a brute.—On land and sea.—The lynching in Bass county.—Ivan the terrible.—
Carnegied.—Suh-Ho in praise of foot binding.—The chances of being married.—My
uncle.—The fear of God.—Evalina.—Old scores.
Kyne, Peter Bernard. K448g
The green-pea pirates [a novel], Houghton.
Lewis, Sinclair. L675f
Free air. Harcourt.
Appeared in the "Saturday evening post," v.191, May 31-June 21, 1919 under
the title "Free air," v.192, Oct. 18-25, 1919 under the title "Danger—run slow."
A romance centering about an automobile trip from Brooklyn to Seattle.
McKenna, Stephen. M178SO
Sonia married. Doran.
An epilogue to "Sonia: between two worlds." Only after her selfishness and
infidelity have brought much suffering to herself and to those who love her, does
Sonia finally approach true happiness.
Marshall, Archibald. M4i63si
Sir Harry; a love story. Dodd.
"A few years in the life of a pure-minded, manly English boy, heir to wealth and
position, isolated from the outside world that he may not repeat the mesalliance of
his dead father. The test of this experiment comes with his idyllic love experience
and his answer to the call of war." Booklist, 1920.
Merwin, Samuel. M6394P
The passionate pilgrim; the narrative of an oddly dramatic year in
the life of Henry Calverly, 3rd. Bobbs.
Third book of the Henry Calverly series.
Miller, Mrs Alice (Duer). M6gich
The charm school [a novel]. Harper.
Appeared in the "Saturday evening post," v.191-192, June 21—July 5, 1919.
Norton, Roy. N46sd
Drowned gold; the story of a sailor's life. Houghton.
"A yarn of sunken treasure, an American mariner, a lovely girl, and a German
villain." Nation, 1919.
Oppenheim, Edward Phillips. 026sg
The great impersonation. Little.
Story of the days just before the world war. An Englishman and a German look
so much alike that one is able to impersonate the other to his undoing.
Raine, William McLeod. Ri6i2m
A man four-square [a novel]. Houghton.
Reeve, Arthur Benjamin. R2872SO
The soul scar; a Craig Kennedy scientific mystery novel. Harper.
Reid, Forrest. R2gg2g
A garden by the sea; stories and sketches. Talbot Press.
Contents: In memoriam.—A garden by the sea.—Courage.—The truant.—Kenneth.
—The reconciliation.—The accomplice.—An Ulster farm.—The special messenger.—
A boy and his dog.—Costello's story.—An ending.—A trial of witches.—Autumn.
Rolland, Romain. R644C
Colas Breugnon; tr. by Katherine Miller. Holt.
Recounts the life of this carpenter and woodworker in a village of Burgundy. He
is always gay, good-natured, full of laughter and jest, loves his food and his wine, everything
out-of-doors and, most of all, his work. Condensed from Nezv York times, 1919.