The Archive · 1931

A Tale of Intrigue

Tue Yewtow Himscus.—By Jesse Tet leton." Ward, Lock & Con, It Here we have the tale of Oriental mystery and deep dark intrigue such as un travelled Westerners yearn for, because it is so far from anything in their own experience. It no doubt quite as far from any-in the experience of the terner, adopted son of the Orient as' well as the native born, In Bangkok a young Englishman who has been so long in the real jungle that he hasn't known, a Woman of his own race years encounters "the one, and "only gith It is only her, handkerchief that he finds, but sales in London of 1080, partie fof all" the Att. Schools and art fallenes in London, and, in short, every kind of inform the profess

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