The Monster of Grammont by Geo. Goolehi
A dramatic mystery set in a grand French mansion during the Great War. The Mentor from Onimmont unravels danger, deception, and a lurking monster, with thrills and lifelike scenes that keep readers guessing until the final twist.
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Grammont
Geo. Goolehi
Hotter and Tough Jon, Ltd
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Mowers Henkes Ayalley
The Crimson Trail Novel by Do. W. Sanders
A dramatic Western mystery featuring Miregor who has thirty days to solve a murder tied to Miss Hormmers y's brother. The tale blends adventure and romance as the hero tracks clues, tests innocence, and pursues love in a rugged frontier setting.
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Nevwerthe Ieee
Crimson Traction
Miregor
Do. W. Sanders
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Syndhwy
First Novel The Man in the Hand by Antony Marsden Review
A reader’s note on Antony Marsden’s Thy Man of the Hand praises the novel as well written and absorbing. The detective tale pleases with steady drama and strong suspense, though the review notes stylistic quirks and a high level of interest from start to finish.
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Moraten
Antony Marsten
Jarraids, Ll, Wahlishers
London
Angusmint Tolorteon, Ltd
Eydoy
Strange New Novel The Scenery and Characters
A reader follows vibrant Italian landscapes and detailed street life as Cynthia Allan guides through Southern Europe. The plot centers on Daphne Wilmot Clive Sinclair and Cynthia Kendall with romance, reform, and social flirtation amid vivid masterful scenes.
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Cynthia Allan
Mrough
Waty
Bwolacran
Europe
Daphne Wilmot
Twee
Clive Sinclair
Cynthia Kendall
Hirtenable
Sinclair
Hin
Cynthia Abrandia
Cynthia Alraud
Nora K K. Stranice
Stanley Cul
Foiblish Re
Lenton
Ly Mock
Arcaile
Sydney
Gibbon Remains a Beacon in English Memory
A long-remembered 18th century note from Gibbon's garden marks his writing of the Decline and Fall list. The piece recalls his melancholy and pride, and notes that centennial memorials often fade, with reflections on his life and enduring fame in England.
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Gladstone
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Milton's Paper Set For 400 Pounds At Auction
The trustees of the public Library of Voetorkn fave publish a set of Hecheede press items from the Commonwealth era. Milton’s later ownership and role as supervising editor shaped coverage, with the Mercurial Polititions and Mercury publication tied to Commonwealth leadership. The collection, except for two numbers, is described as complete and will soon be offered in Melbourne.
James Dont Be A Fool Book Ad Shows Censorship Sparks
A book advertisement notes a humorous plot about two old millionaire fathers arranging a marriage for their child. The narrative follows the consequences when the plan falters, with critics praising the lively characters and entertaining situations. The title referenced is Amer Dont Be A Fool by Avani Vivien Timms.
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Blaine
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Amer
Aiwani Vivien
Timms
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Angus and Robertson, Rydney
Soutar at His Best in Two Theatrical Villainy and Virtue
A review of Andrew Soutar's latest production features two plays. The White Tae Company offers misadventures of W Tader and son in second-hand and new ventures, with a firm belief in old ways clashing with new. The Woman with Gren Eyes presents philanthropy driven drama and light romance, both styled with Soutar’s humor and wit.
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Andrew Soutar
White Tae Company
W Tader
Rand
Howiver
White LE Company
Andrew Bout
Hekter
Broarhten
Moor
Bernard Shaw Moves to Whitehall Court in London
The article notes Bernard Shaw leaving Adelphi Terrace for Whitehall Court near the Thames Embankment. It mentions former residents like the Countess Russell and Sir James Morrie, with neighbors including H Wells and Sir Gilbert Parker. The piece reflects on Adelphi’s literary history and potential disruption from demolition.
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Adelphi
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Adelphd Terrace
Bhew
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BEST MODERN PLAYS ONCE AGAIN SPARKS OF DEBATE
The article surveys leading critics on which are the best modern English plays. Sir Cher ald du Maurier backs touring a selection, with Oscar Wilde and Barrie among favorites and Shaw a frequent inclusion. Saint Joan features prominently, alongside Tanqueray Dear Brutus The Skin Game and other staples.
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Oscar Wide
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Videro
Mra. Tanqueray
Keworthy
Lonadale
Mra. Cheyney
Redt
Shaw
Joan
Arthur Minero
Harde
Aduilolde Crichton
Robert Atkins
Mri
The
Old Vic
Shakespeare
Saint Joan
John Ervine
Jane Chee
Mia Sybil Thordke
London
Dear Brutus
Calnworthy
Hamiet
Mrdmund Gwenn
Guard
Sean Chey
Genet
Dora
Mr. O'Casey
Ken Tay
Hairy Ape
Balint Joan
Mrutus
Mra. Tornquerry
School For Scandal
George Nernard Shaw
Desiring to lengthen his dove should eatress
A fragmentary note cites Dr W Hun warning that lengthening a dove implies not overindulging Abibis three times daily, reflecting a historical veterinary or dietary claim.
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Dr. W. Hun
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