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1 What can be amusing me,

wonder?

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archale fashion.

8 Type

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Bomewhat

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shout

12 before the others,

12 Tankards (rev.)...

10 There is no lack of point in the

contents of this volume,

17 Geta into a perfect ferment if

-caught in the, wet,

10 Good dog for a bid man.

20 Sharing (anag.),

32This net is not often spread by

the modern girl,

23. There's a time for everything:

this is the time to make words. 24 Inquires.

20 Hoppers, but are paid nothing.

AL though

20 Seems

muddled.

30 Alter in due course,

rather

31 In tables, but nel, in billiard

tables.

ACROSS

1 Posts for men or women, but it's men who bear the burden.

2 A forca that must be taken

seriously.

3 Wrong? Bight.

4 Makes only one jest in a month,

but n grand one.

5 Mind your headi

A really good drink that will

cool one."

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121

7 Necessarily a trying time for cricketers (two words, 4, 5). Smooth tongued.

14 Quote this incorrectly!!

15 Meet.

16 It's only right when it loses it's

head. Isn't it awful?.

18 Then air. (anng.).

19 Is put up in the military.

station, and put down 100.

20 When heavy blows are fre-

quently distributed..

21.Eggs, ham in this morė

Jess.. Sorry.

25 Mount with a heap of band. 26 Carry.

27 Well in the U.S.A.

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INTERPRETERS

"The dimpled veteran of a hundred literary feasts."

ROGER PIPPETT gives

THE TOAST OF

MR. WELLS!

you Mr. Wells, dimpled veteran of a hundred literary fensts! He has taught us more

than most of our school- masters ever did. De- lighting, infuriating and exciting, in scores of untidy, sprawling books he has "lived

And now, he Aloud." has taken time off from prophecy to hand us, in. Brynhild (Methuen, 78. 6.), a long novel about pomposity and love.

If I wrote a poem about a skylark, the critics would discover propaganda in it," he once complained. Well, I found propaganda on nearly every page of Brynhild propaganda for Wells the story-teller, Wells the Ironist, Wells the wary romantic. As entertaining a propagandist as ever buttonholed an audience at a fair.

iittic author, Row-

He takes land Palace, a suave, witty fellow. whose pose was to acquiesco In everything and believe in nothing, and sets him fidgeting about his reputation, blowing him about on Austs of publicity until his great Collective Insecurity wife, Brynhild, sickens at the

Hs, M. Swanwick

"W

(Cur. Gu. 1

'HAT пbout the poor old Leagte of Nations now?" Sometimes the question1 comes fcerily, sometimes plty- ingly. But think I know the rough answer.

The League will go on. And the Lengue will develop. ¿Were it de^~ troyed by some catastrophe, it would be recreated.) But it will develop into something decidedly different from the design of 1018.

I suppose that that, in the eyes of orthodoxy, is heresy. But feels are more important than dogmas. Alt the fact is it institutions under pres sure of reality always srow to sonic- thing which their first designers never foresaw. Things change: and must. adapt themselves to environment i they, are to arrive.

At the moment the League In in rapid evolution. And it is now more important than ever to think clearly and calmly about the possibilities of

its fulure.

So Mrs. Ewn:wicht's challenging book is very welcome. She is like tou mady writers on the League) over- exclted at times. She is silpshed about such truien an incta and dates. But she is provocative. And if she pro- vokes to thought Instead of merely to angry controversy her book will du good

She writes as one who has watched the League from the "start"and"has ́ twice been fin 24 and 29) an Assembly Delegate.

Her thesis is threefold. Tlut the whole chargeter of the Leaguo was warped and perverted by its begin-. nings, by ita double rôle no a League of Nations and an Allance of Vietōra. That the Sancilons system la “funda- mentally unworkable according to its professed inteniloan," That concentra- tion on the Idea of stopplog war by

sight and falls in love with Alt Bunter. his crude, exasperated and exasperating literary rival.

Mr. Wells is n long time getting into his stride (I fancy he played with several ideas before he struck the

-Bunter Brynhild

line). so, for once, you will have to be patient with him for the first nifty pages. But, long before the end, silly, prelentious Mr. Palace is In rains and Brynhild has grown up.

I found her, like most of thors stendy-eyed Wellsinn women, a little too bright unil good to be entirely con- vincing, thetigh her gradual diatiinston- ment with her husband is perfectly Du Mr. Palace and All mid shown. Immanuel Cloote. the publicity expert. and a score of lesser Agures aro etched In 1 .'s deadliest and most bilari- ous style.

And the whole story is alive with a queer, spilefui, wise exuberance that is mann to a hungry reviewer stum- bling through the dry bands of con- Fellow-readers, temporary Retlon. bellevers and unbellevers, bored ori enger, I give you Mr. Wells!

For Us in the Dark

T

By Naomi Royde Smalih

́t Macmillan;-88.~60.5---

HE transformation scene of the week is staged by Miss

Royde Smith, who raises the curtain on a really rich nud juley romance, as long and as full of wealth and wickedness, violence and morailty as East Lynne. And as incredible and as Compelling.

I waited for a dull or more than

force instead of by removal of its - probable moment and couldn't find ojte

causes has made the Longue "lopolded to the degree of deformity."

To which she adds a protest against themomising, the preachlug, the recriminating, the judging and Justi. fying "-against the clotted hypo- crisy" which kills thought and Justice alikc.

All of which is well worth whisking about.

W. N, E.

from Francie's birth during the Great War, through that factasile childhood with her supposed parents and her impossible marriage to an lus- poverished, aristocratic ruffian (refined hlases), to her death four years ago to slow music in a Inst net littered with the corpses of almost everyone she know.....

A foolish angel in a nest of scous.

Kal

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Sho is passed off as an heiress: her reputed father gally runs through most. of her fortune: a lord marries her to get what little cost is left: and she is shut up in a draughty castle while both familles argue feverishly about the cost of the coals for the drawing-room fire.

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