W. L, George's last novel. "Children of the Morning," which has been serially in the "Fortnightly Review" will be published in book form this month.
It is an extremely interesting story about some 30 children wrecked on an island whils fells the tale of the slave boy who, the eldest of them was not more can' worship the Sultan's lovely thas ten, and visualizes the kind of daughter only from afar, and life they lead as they grow up and being of the tribe of the A: seas, the civil and moral code that they loves so ardently that he dies of mally work out for themselves.
This particular poem needs Simultaneously with tais work a careful treatment in translating it romance, "Purity," the first novel from the German into Englith, and of the author's widow will appear.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.