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Books in Brief

September 17, 1924 issue

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This article presents information on book "Pandora Lifts the Lid," by authors Christopher Morley and Don Marquis. This book reeks with gay whimsicality. It is a kind of highly modernized "Treasure Island." The Inn is replaced by a fashionable seminary, the explorers by a sextet of irresistible, imaginative sub-debs, and the pirates by real, sure-nuff bootleggers. The hair-raising adventures undertaken in the glorious cause of radicalism are topped off by a deliciously unsentimental and naive love affair. The type of book that makes one feel good-humoredly ashamed of being a day over twenty years old.

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BOOKS; RADICALISM; AUTHORS; MORLEY, Christopher; AUTHORSHIP; MARQUIS, Don
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