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whom knights and aquires sallied forth from Evening Servies st.6 p.m. Freacher, RA B. montod keeps in search of adventure and dates played chatelaine and inspired men to deeds of derring do and chivalry, back to the days when England had her forests wherein roamed wild boar and wolves and which sheltered outlaws who had broken feudal fealty and extorted taxes anknown to Chancellors of the Exchequer, Mr. Hamel makes a brave attempt to re-establish or interest in the historical novel that was the vogue in the mid-Victorian era. Ho pictures for the first installation of the Knights of the Garter at St. George's Chapel, the jousting and revelry of Windsor when King Edward and Queen Phillipa held Court there, and then takes us to Franco where English knights and Frexich, too-performed mighty deeds of valour, and spread death and desolation in the most approved fashion of those far-off Limos The good old days! The good old days! It is Boult indoei to imagine them at all, for less as "good," in these days when British politics are ruled by the needs of commercial Lancas thire and the influence of the Notconformist Conscience. Mr. Hamer's charactors, it appear, to us, show a somewhat early knowledge of modern English slang-plirases, and we pause to wonder how an English girl who has never before been süt of England-albeit that sha speaks French as fluently as English-eat land at Calais (after a six weeks' voyago!) and at once proceed to address people in the local patois. The Lady of the Garter is the daughter of a boarder Earl and becomes the wife of another Earl before she is out of her teens. Tired of keeping house in the absence of both father and
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