Watson, London, 3/6) which is the second name of Sudden G. Shane, the hero of Nelson C. Nye's story: The scene is laid in Tortilla Flat, where a lot of bad men live, one of the worst being Sheriff Wolf Brady—but Sudden bumps him off early. The two ladies are Gracie, a "scantily clad blonde" and Lize Corbin, deeply. wronged but intrinsically pure—and if the reader has a word to say that not in her favour it is as well, for him that Sudden G, can't shoot out New Fiction The bull slip round the Tom. Roan's "Riverboat (Nicholson. & Watson, London. labels it "Newest Wild Weston ig Is. not, it isa Wild Southern. Cap'n Phil Seldon, broken by the: Yon civil war in fortune and reputation for a fool general at an undeserved. Grumhead court-martial had relieved him of his sword—is steaming up and down the Missouri as owner-skipper of the Daisy Reed—a gambler as well fand very quick on the trigger. He:
surprised at Tuckertown Landing. to see Gloria, the daughter of that. old general, coming up the gangway_ =for women on board the Daisy Reed were mostly of one type—and, he reflects sardonically that "they come to it early in 1860." After the first sickly wince that most readers: will give as they watch Cap'n Phil Teave his special mark on Miss Dowling's insulter, they will grow more and more hardened as they' of the pages. The dialogue in this story is particularly rich and racy, shooting is swift and accurate, and altogether the book is a welcome addition to a Wild West enthusiast's Books Received China Paces the Siorm. The ey, ces, (Gareate Pres, London. 3/5 hin hue a Came Window. London. 2/6).
Sewell" Cearsate Pre Of all the bores whom man in his folly hesitates to hang, and heaven in its mysterious wisdom suffers. 10 propagate their species, the most in-Jsufferable is the teller of "good stories"—a nuisance that should be put down by cudgelling, by imme Sion in horse-ponds, or any mode of Jabatement, as summarily as men would "combine "to suffocate a vampire or a mad dog—TwoMas De Quincey istory in the
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