SARACINESCA.
By J\. Marian Crawford. .London: yVilliam. Blackwood j,nd " Sons. Dunedin: Whitcombe "and Tomb.?. 1 A sixpenny edition of this most popular of Marion Crawford's Roman novels needs no recommendation from tfie press. All *^ fc Js_^CCS;^ry is a hearty vote of conffratulation to the publishers on having added this standard novel to their already ( cc>ai*j!)reh.ensire list of sixpenny editions. Clever, cultured, and charming a writer as Mr Crawford ahrays is, he rises to his very highest level in these novels of Italian life, ; and in the especial group beginning, with Saracinesca. We shall certainly hope to se*"' the remaining numbers, " St. IlarioJ^-T -j "Don Orsino," presently added J,Ck V ,--* n| i of sixpenny editions. -.-—■-; — ' ' list
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Otago Witness, Volume 26, Issue 2419, 26 July 1900, Page 55
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115SARACINESCA. Otago Witness, Volume 26, Issue 2419, 26 July 1900, Page 55
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