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Fiction Briefs
January 8, 1930 issue

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This article presents information related to several books. The book is concerned with "The Hawbucks," John Masefield fox hunting squires, their gallant Sons and fair daughters, together with their faithful old retainers. The book "Up at the Villa," by Marie Cher unfolds as the putative diary of a solitary woman living above the modern city of Rome, Italy. The book "Dido: Queen of Hearts," by Gertrude Atherton is the third novel of the author Atherton's which concerns itself with the ancient world.

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BOOKS; HAWBUCKS, The (Book); UP at the Villa (Book); DIDO: Queen of Hearts (Book); ATHERTON, Gertrude Franklin Horn, 1857-1948; MASEFIELD, John; FICTION
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