Lady Mary Cameron—which is not the real name of the authoress—alternately astonished and shocked a righteous world by her first book "Merrily 1 Go to Hell" and she main tains the strain in her latest, which is novel. Modern youth never found more unconventional introduction than the opening scene in the story which tells of the adventures couple addicted to the bottle and the oblivion it-carries with it As 1 matter of fact, having met unconven tionally and. virtually unconsciously they are married under the same conditions on the insistence of the father, and their subsequent adventures add {o an amusing narration of ireumstances which all goes to show that marriage as an institution worke out well in the Jong run albeit the novel introduction as in this case. There are some laughable situations) in which promiscuity is flung to the winds, but the authoress has alrea¢y legalized the union so that the complications are really not compromtsing but merely based on a misunderstanding. They just did not know they were married but found out out that no such claim is even made, but in his very sympathetic and most readable book, he docs put tu a plea for the deferment of final, Getisions, and an endeavour to arrive Sta full understanding of motive Before wholesale condemnation is indulged in. That is a counsel of tvisdom which the author fully sur~ Bhatt history of Naziéom—ar-c stu a most able review of the
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