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Thames Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 17660, 10 August 1929, Page 2

THE STREET OF ADVENTURE. If you want an excellent stoiy of romance on the roiud, with a country setting and historic atmosphere, let me reccommend for your list “The Lighted Caravan” by Margaret Baillie Saunders (Hutchinson). This author needs no recommendhtion from, me; it is .only a question of whether you rejoice in traversing what they cad in the introduction to the book “the russet by-ways and lonely salt-mansli-es of Norfolk’s Broadlands.” A little of this goes a long way with me; and yet even I enjoyed myself thoroughly when following the fortunes of the intriguing heiress-heroine. More to the taste of some of you—certainly more ; to my taste, because I always prefer j fact to fiction when it come* to roI mance!—will be “Letters of Women in ! Love,” compiled by R. L. Megroz and 1 published by Thornton Butterworth. J This collection includes letters written in 1477 by a certain Margery Brews who addressed her lover in stilted . language fas “Right reverend and worbshipful, my right well-beloved Valentine,” going through the ages until it reaches well-known love-letter-writers like George Sand and Elizabeth Biuret Browning. I

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