'Mr. Davies' New Poems Swoparas" Cly W. HE. Davies. Caper This new book of verse by Mr. Davies is as near to Spring as ink and pi lyrical genius will ver get It is true that there is touch of misanthropy in the new ook, that here and there Mr. Davies lays aside his boxwood flute to play, the Timon for a Thi in Senor Tbanez's account fof Patagonian life, and his irenic, sympathetic presentation of Elena's different. wooers.
Mr. Hewer writes of the Church of England; of a tactless, stupid arson; of true love. (between the Darson's daughter and @ young man who is. illegitimate,) and of "the efforts of a parish worker to marry the vicar. "Deliver us from Evil"
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