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March 25, 1909 issue

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The article presents information on various books. These are as, "The Story of Thyrza," by Alice Brown; "Henry of Navarre,"; "Catherine's Child," by Henry de la Pasture; "The Passing of the Third Floor Back," by Jerome K. Jerome; "Some Aspects of Rabbinic Theology," by S. Schechter; Die Englander in Indien: Reiseeindrücke," by Von Graf Hans von Koenigsmarck and "Letters of Japanese Schoolboy," by Wallace Irwin. The distinction of Alice Brown's writing has always been preeminently its simplicity; and from that stronghold she has not departed in this book, despite the complexity of type that she portrays.

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BOOKS; STORY of Thyrza, The (Book); CATHERINE'S Child (Book); BROWN, Alice; SCHECHTER, S.; JAPANESE; RELIGION
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