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ADDITIONS—NOVEMBER 1913 487
Cutting, Mrs Mary Stewart (Doubleday). Cg55r
Refractory husbands. Doubleday.
Contents: When Aunt Mary came.—A friend of the married.—Father's little joke
—Marie twists the key.—Meeting the dog.—Marrying Willow.—Thursday.—Bunny's
bag.—The blossoming rod.
Edwards, Albert, (pseud, of Arthur Bullard). E3152C
Comrade Yetta: Macmillan.
Social study centring around the struggles of a young Jewish working girl against
industrial evils.
Galsworthy, John, (pseud. John Sinjohn). Gi57d
The dark flower. Scribner.
Appeared in "Scribner's magazine," v.53-54, April-Nov. 1913.
Hay, Ian, pseud. H3683h
Happy-go-lucky. Houghton.
The love affairs of the Freak, a rather whimsical but engaging young man, and the
family complications which follow are here set forth with lively humor and many amusing
situations.
Irvine, Alexander Fitzgerald. 1288m
My lady of the chimney corner. Century.
Tribute to the author's mother, supplementing the autobiographic volume "From the
bottom up." Several of the sketches appeared in "McClure's magazine."
King, Basil. K2632wa
The way home; a novel. Harper.
Traces the effect of a revulsion from idealism to materialism upon the career and
the love of a young American.
Lee, Mrs Jennette Barbour (Perry). L5242t
The taste of apples. Dodd.
Appeared in the "Ladies' home journal," v.30, April-Aug. 1913.
Tells the experiences of a visionary New England shoemaker-and his practical wife
during their visit in England.
Marshall, Archibald. M4i63h
The honour of the Clintons. Dodd.
Shows how Squire Clinton and his family meet and solve a problem of family
honor.
Mitchell, Silas Weir. M74gwe
Westways; a village chronicle. Century.
Story of country life in central Pennsylvania, in which the tragedy is that of a
house divided against itself by the approach of the Civil war.
Montgomery, Lucy Maud. M864g
The golden road. Page.
The doings and sayings of a group of young people in Prince Edward Island.
Moore, Frank Frankfort. M877di
Discovering "Evelina;" an old-fashioned romance. Doran.
Companion volume to "The Jessamy bride."
"Tells of the writing and secret publishing of Evelina by Fanny Burney. Gives
a faithful picture of the Burney family and their famous friends and ends with the
discovery and acknowledgement of Fanny's genius. . .Published in England under title
Fanny's first novel." A. L. A. booklist, 1913.
Nicholson, Meredith. N3190
Otherwise Phyllis. Houghton.
Story centres around the heroine's part in the affairs of an Indiana town.