Auanasren Nyt—By Jone Poland, Laurie, London, 7/8 ment for many years. weser, This light and highly improbable TE would be superfious to go in would be to xo into people wt their nastier ft'charms tale, concerns the "life of" Ursula Sir Prederick's treatment and personality at' once. win her Dtent, born Bassett, who st A child their parties detail 'The impres-Suceean." Bot there ig one item' the task seth, pole arena," found of China and Japan.
Permitted by her tather to. ived is that he is more|her contract which his powers; and with the single ex-has omitted 'aken in' hand by" a wealthy family, opti over the future of the and which ception of hie Pact with Lord Irwin, is" the has made' no. constructive contri former country than the me qua non of the Kingsfords, Her new parents, latter. these parties,—that is love, or, to|Alicia and James Kingsford, rear ration to the polit Both, he treats with insight and] be more up-to-date, sex, he [her as their own child, but! when. past few years. sympathy. These two traits, reader is treated to the vagaries of Bovsett's Gainvliness wrest ery gether with its topicality, other daughter, Ruth, ike the her struggles between principle and Within him, and leave him, too often, book well worth reading—p.11. marries, he "decides to call upon With the worst of both. wor! desire, and is offered quite a ret Ursula to keep house on his farm, Yet he "la a "force. maki sonable story, which is told. in David Brent, farm hand, falls stability rather than subversion,
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