Drewitt's Dream by W L Alden a humorous city plot
The review praises Alden's wit and humane tone in Drewitt's Dream. A young Englishman travels with a shrewd American ally Gallagher through Europe and Greece, chasing a love interest amid political schemes. The novel sketches municipal politics and human nature with comic insight and sentiment, ending with a dramatic but nonmoral portrait of life.
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Outlook May issue highlights arts and exploration features
The May Outlook offers rich pictorials on Jer ome's official home in New York and the king in act and name by General Woodford. It covers Sorolla and Grieg, The Commerce of the Great Lakes with Baker’s visuals, Burroughs and McParland spring pieces, and the first installment of Ellen M. Stone’s captivity tale with vivid brigand episodes.
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