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April 2, 1885 issue

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The article presents information on several books. Some of the books are: "Tarantella," by Mathilde Blind, "The Crime of Christmas Day," "Charley Kingston's Aunt," by Ben Oliver, "The White Witch," "Stories by American Authors," "A Good Hater: A Novel," by Frederick Boyle, " "The Wearing of the Green: A Novel," "Philistia: A Novel," by Cecil Power. Too much praise cannot be given to the honest and thoughtful execution of Blind's first novel, "Tarantella." Though it has not the grace and charm of those works of fiction which are or seem to be spontaneous creations, it promises that intelligence and high purpose may in time do duty for imagination and impressionability.

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BOOKS; TARANTELLA (Book); WEARING of the Green, The (Book); BLIND, Mathilde; FICTION; NOVELISTS
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