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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8831, 6 May 1914, Page 6

<<The Gates of Wrath," by Arnold Bennett. (London: Methuen and Co.)

.; -, This is a i reprint, .in popular form, of a novel which was first published in 1903. The author is anything but a hackneyed writer. He < is, indeed, many-sided, as those who have read his works can testify. " Clayhanger," for instance, is a calm, almost uninteresting, although delightfully-written account, of the life story of a young man of that name y "The Regent," on the other • hand, is full of exciting situations, while " The Gates o Wrath," as . its name implies, is a moving drama of intense interest.

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