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February 18, 1915 issue

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The article presents information about several fictions. One of them is titled, Love-Acre: An Idyl in Two Worlds, written by Mrs. Havelock Ellis. The writer of this story is an idealist, with a long experience not only of expressing her creed in literary form, but of giving it practical application. The second fiction is titled, The Turmoil, written by Booth Tarkington. The third fiction is titled, A Set of Six, written by Joseph Conrad. The fourth fiction is titled, Sheep's Clothing, written by Louis Joseph Vance.

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