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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16003, 20 February 1914, Page 3

THE POPULAR DRAPERY STORE

DUNED.N'S REPLY,

Which is the more weighty proof—a few words from a Dunedin resident, whom we know and respect, or volumes from strangers in distant towns? There can bo only one reply. /

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— Robert Browning, one day in 1860. bought for the aum of eightpence a bundle of old legal documents which he found offered for sale on an open stall in a market square of .Florence. From this "old yellow book." which contained the details of a murder trial held in Rome in 1698, Browning evolved his wondrous poem, "The and the Book." It required the genius of a poet to immortalise the sordid tragedy, and the world has gained much by the work of Browning. It is thus somewhat daring for Sir Frederick Treves to repeat the story in prose, going faithfully by the book, and even showing where Browning, for artistic or other reasons, departed from recorded facts. Fortunately, another aim has animated the author of "The Country of 'The Ring and the Book' " (Cassell). The real object of Cir Frederick Treves is to make the reader acquainted with the country where the scenes of the tragedy are laid.

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