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Notable New Books
May 17, 1922 issue

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This article presents information related to several books. In the book "Frderick Locker-Lampson," by Augustine Birrell, descriptions of the author Frederick Locker-Lampson's most precious books and a number of remarkable letters to him from remarkable men and women are presented. The book "The Copy-Cats," by Lucretia P. Burr presents those odd human by-products of a stern religion, a harsh climate, and a rigorous industrial life that survive in New England villages are the substance of this group of short stories into the telling of which have gone appreciation and sympathy.

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BOOKS; FRDERICK Locker-Lampson (Book); LOCKER-Lampson, Frderick; BIRRELL, Augustine; BURR, Lucretia P.; LITERATURE; VILLAGES; CONDUCT of life
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