Keable and Deeping Offer Two Novels Reassessing Careers
Book reviews praise Robert Keable and Warwick Deeping for improving on earlier works. Keable's The Numerous Treasure follows Montague Smith in Tunisia with a cautious journey back to England, emphasizing English school life and colonial travel hardships. Deeping’s Kitty is deemed entertaining though not stellar, and the critic notes his consistency and growing craft alongside Galsworthy comparisons.
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Robert Keable
Warwick Deeping
Keable
Simon
Peter
Deeping
Sorrell and Son
Kitty
Sorell
Galsworthy
Ireland
Tunisia
Africa
Tunis
Montague-Smith
Monty
Mlle
Thais
Cook
Mohammed
England
Old Pybus by Warwick Deeping shows a family of Pybus
A concise review notes Deeping’s return to form with Old Pybus after Doomsday and Kitty. The novel centers on John Pybus and his grandsons Conrad Probyn and Lance Pybus, their evolving bond, a hotel setting, and a voyage from misunderstanding to resolution.
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Warwick Deeping
Sorrell and Son
Pybus
Deeping
Sorrell
Conrad
Probyn
Old John Pybus
Boots
Old John
Lance Pybus
Old Pybus
Tea Infusion and Spoiled Plot in English Novel Review
A critical look at a recent English novel highlights two love stories tied to Lance and Uncle Conrad, with a third involving Pybus. The reviewer suggests the unnecessary death of a key character and laments excessive tea scenes that overwhelm narrative pace and reader engagement.
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Uncle Conrad
Young Lance
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