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EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922. S s lNrA"Ts INVA'JDS of the personality of the author of the | fort, and his book gives the reader the| “Behind the work of Mre. Sedgwick '“ a.d 'H"N‘".\' and other popular novels." | impression of being a perfectly honest|we feel the force of intellect. The ef- ASK FOR § record. Gilllard was evidently devot-|fects that she produces are intended [MAX BEERBOHM IN PERSPEC-|cd to his pupils and the ‘persopalfeffects. Adrienne Toner herself is a | TIVE by Bobun Lynch, memories' which he records gave a|being whose like has never before .o | “Mr Lynch writes of him with the | harming picture of ‘their ‘extreme|been created in fiction. Mrs, Sedgwizk A 3 % . the Ongmal aftection of u friend and the ardour|simplicity, candour, freshness and in-|in creating her achleves a triumph. Men'’s shirts in fine quality woven , Horlicks ; G ~ ot a disciple. 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