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November 25, 1915 issue

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The article presents information about two book. The books are: "The Path of Life," by Stijn Streuvels and "Later Life," by Louis Couperus. The writer who calls himself Stijn Streuvels, and whose real name is Frank Lateur, is a native of West Flanders. The tales and sketches here collected are of peasant life, must of them concerned with the sorrows and the hardly less pathetic pleasures of peasant children. It is always a pleasure to take up fresh work by translator. One may be sure that translator's material will not be trifling, and that he will have dealt skillfully with it.

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BOOKS; LATER Life (Book); PATH of Life, The (Book); STREUVELS, Stijn; COUPERUS, Louis; TRANSLATORS
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