Due Sue Must—By Baronces von Mut-ten Hutchinson, ondon. Ws.
The Baroness von Hutlen's latest novel, savours very strongly melodrama, We have the young and Innocent heroine, Lavinia: the. bol bad, Boed-looking violin," Valentine; that the Draft Permanent Constitu: tion has been included in the work, a8 is also the Rajehman Report which appeared only a few weeks previous to. publication in this iséste and caused so much comment in China and abroad. Indeed, the Editor is to be warmly congratulated not only upon the manner' in which he has Drought the latest possible inform= ation into his sixteenth issue, but also on the admirable way in which he and the publishers have cooperated to present a wealth of information in not only an accessible manner but also a most. interesting one. The type is a particularly lean and readable one, the indexing is good, and the general presenta tion of the volume something upon which not only the Editor but the Publishers deserve congratulation— les tine; and "the perfec good, though pitiably poor Steve, in ths soot Forming' enough incident 49 lis She tle impres there is murder thr the most exacting bat fe would Sola lly" epll the book. for the suffice it to say, Vine fader" by ising "upon spai that with "the thors wellkackn sie "there tething dull about it" The charac ioo a ala the dessrpin Laviesa's home in at impoverhed Astle of London' shows rear insight, maleing tne bentty of the sur. founding of Monte"'Batori where she' is transported, and. where' the dark: deeds tke place, stand out more via in contact "Po anyone Hiking a eros story of on original ype, this book is tore
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