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July 15, 1915 issue

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This article literally appraises several books. One of the book discussed in this section is "The White Alley," by Carolyn Wells. Miss Wells's latest romance again introduces Fleming Stone, the master detective, but only towards the end, and, it must be admitted, after the reader has received so many nods and winks as to have made up his mind pretty conclusively for himself concerning the identity of the murderer. "The Record of Nicholas Freydon: An Autobiography" rubs in the mystery of this volume by challenging the reader to tell him whether it is romance, autobiography, or both.

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BOOKS & reading; WHITE Alley, The (Book); RECORD of Nicholas Freydon: An Autobiography, The (Book); WELLS, Carolyn; AUTOBIOGRAPHY; ROMANCE literature
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