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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 16 March 1939, Page 9

HAVE YOU READ? ‘The Song of Years,” by Bess Aldrich, author of “A Lantern in Her Hand.” 9 ‘They Wanted to Live,” Cecil Roberts s latest. 7 6 ‘The Young Cosma,” by Handel Richardrcn. 7 b. ‘The Godwits Fly.” Robin Hyde. 7 6 ‘Lanky for Luck.” Max Brand. 7'fi. Sir .Tames Can'ile-a Romance in Medicine, 12/5.

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