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… William Clissold. By H. G. Wells. New York: George H. Doran Company. 2 vol., $5.00. The Silver Stallion. By James Branch … is justified. Cabell is not talking religion only in this medieval burlesque. He is talking broader satire, poking fun … But this is no point for discussion; it is one of the minor points in the story that are to be noticed. And in “The …

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… man— “and what’s even worse, a successful one!”—in 1926, he set down on paper his reflections on business life as … D. Boyd) is the wife of a Boston physician. She has studied at Boston University and at Wellesley, where she … knocked down by an automobile in Chicago. Since then he has completed a book on Charles Dickens, which is ready for …

… above all others, George Wythe. He had pursued his studies with a thoroughness most unusual but entirely consonant … under the regal government, had many very vicious points which urgently required reformation, and I thought I … of the existing code of law and it was passed on October 26, three days after the final reading of his bill for the …