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APPRECIATED book gifts. rpKE thrill of finding that your X presents are appreciated is experienced to the full with your book gifts. You find them well read v/ell loved, and carefully treasured. ENTERTAINMENT—PLUS INTEREST. "1066 and All That," Sellar and Yeatman's hilarious satire on text-book History, sold in thousands at 7/6 d. Cheaper edition. 3 '9d is now here. Cruise of the Teddy"' by Erjing Tambs, is an account of a world cruise in an old pilot cutter, without instruments and with out of date charts. The voyage ended in shipwreck, near Auckland. 3/9 d. "Borzoi" is the great success of the season's biographies. This autobiography of a Russian dancer won a £IOOO London prize. 11/-. "Horizon," by Ken Attiwell. A harsh but truthful picture of everyday life in a windjammer's forecastle on the grain race from Australia. 3/9 d. law's "Russian Sketch Book." 56 drawii-gs by David Low. 5/-. "Cheerful Yesterdays." A new edition of tha cheerful autobiography of the late Mr Justice Alpers. 7/6 d. SOME CHRISTMAS NOVELS.
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