Where vin Pavesesr Exps—by Jeho Russell. Thornton,—Butterworth, London, 1921.
There are some readers who are se unlucky as not. to care about, the short story, ''o others it represent's at its best, one of the finest forms of artistic expression. To this lotte: class we recommend Where the Pavement Ends'* as the most masterly collection of short stories that we have read for many a year. The author has gone to those scenes of dread und glamour, the South Sea Islands, Papua, New Guinea, and most interesting of all, that it is new grownd for English writers, the French convict settlements in! New Caledonia, and he has brought back pictures' and people of unsurpassed vigour and. im i word is full never one loo uve inequal-
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.