the young it isa" change to read Gays Aited with the elaine
jof the revolt of a lady of eighty inst her middle-aged family. "She "wells provided widow' who ina. comfortable suburban house with one of her sons, Wilt Wwitra"nada sob in Government cee and "looked. after Mother" Seas cheaper than ving at ha cut), One morning atter breakfast, havin received Wilfrid's methodical uss bee fore "his departure for Whitehall Mrs. Parverry decided that shew bore with life, bored with her fami. Jy, and she wanted. change. "She not done with life yet bya very ong "way. "So" she ordered she ear snd set out on the orgy of shopping that was the frst shot inthe fam war. "When: Wilfeid came, ome that ig mot much to be expected from this sort of limitation upon hostile Jaction. That, however, is but a minor point compared with the gon-feral excellence of the book which should be In the hands of all those who wish fully to understand the [German point of view in this dispute which at present seems incap-Jable of solution. The case presented a good one, and it is dificult to Jsee how recognition of its merits can be much longer delayed—R.R-<.
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