The Nun of Kent Drama

By Grace Denlo Litchfield

Author of "Baldor the Beautifol.** etc
CrowaSvo. $1.0Onet

*' In this drama the pure essentials of dramatic" writing
are rarely blended. , • • • The foundation for the stirring
play is a pathetic episode given in Froude's Henry VIII. . ..
*' The lines of the poem, while full of thought, are also
characterized by fervor and beauty. The strength of the
play is centred upon a few characters. . • . * The Ntm
of Kent' may be described as a fascinating dramatic
story." — Baltimore News.
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A Tra|{edy In Three Acta

By Louis V. Ledoux

Crown 8vo. Cloth. $1.25 net

" There are both grace and strength in this drama and
it also possesses the movement and spirit needed for pres-
entation upon the stage. Some of the figures used are
striking and beautiful, quite free from excess, and some-
times almost austere in their restraint. The characters
are clearly individualized and a just balance is preserved
in the action." — The Outlook, New York.
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