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The Banana. By William Fawcett. (duckworth And Co. 7e. 6d.
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A Handy Book Of Curious Information. By William S. Walsh.
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The Thing In The Woods. By Margery Williams. (duck- Worth
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The Eternal Maiden. By T. Everett Barre. (duckworth And Co.
6s.)—In spite of the poetry which Mr. Barre puts into his account of the long night of the Arctic Circle, most readers will close this book with fervent gratitude that they were......
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