Ten new Pelican Books (published by Penguin Books Ld, Harmondsworth, Middlesex, at sixpence each) Nos. A31 to A40, have now been added to the list. The new editions start with "My Apprenticeship" by Beatrice Webb (in two volumes), and are followed by "Totem and Taboo" by Sigmund Freud; "Science and.the Modern World" by Professor A. H. Whitehead; "The Great Victorians," essays by various writers (Vol. 2); "The Common Reader," another book of essays by Virginia Woolf; Spe-dalism in Evolution," specialty written for this series by G. D. H. Cole; "Art ip England," by R. S. Lambert, the chapters having been taken, with one exception, from the peges of "The Listener," of which paper Mr, Lambert has been editor since 1929—this book has 32 photogravure illustrations. And for the 39th end 40th are "The Century's Poetry 1837-1937" compiled by Denys Kilham Roberts in two volumes hem When thou sest thy antagonist in a reduced stary, curl not thy whisk ers at him in contempt, for in every bone there ý marrow and within every jacket there is a man—GuListan oF ppt Keep to myself that may pave unpleas person else, has disclosed it. Bring, pightin$le! the glad tidings of the spring And leave to the owl to be the hapinger of evil—Guursza: or Saw it is a pı position quite capable of being mai ined, that to a strong nature wddh has to make its way against naypw circumstances, to have. known eafy some of the feelings and experfnces of wealth, is an advantage bth in the formation of @eracterand in the happiness of lise Jog STUART MIL
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