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Perhaps we shouldn't have classed Mrs. Loring's book as a "Western novel". That may condemn it yet unread to many a reader. But it will commend it to as many more; so we will not retract...
...about the Oedipus complex. Or what is it called when the ingrowing bond is between mother and daughter? The Medea complex? Well, no matter--for, after all, the common, unread run of us can relish the new piece at the Little Theatre and, as its somewhat uncomfortable story develops, will wriggle and chuckle with many a spasm of recognition...
Atlantic Monthly--"Part of a Man's Life: Books Unread," by T. W. Higginson '41; "The Common Lot," by Robert Herrick...
Agnes Repplier contributes a characteristic story entitled "Agrippina," which will doubtless please those who enjoy Miss Repplier's work; those who do not had best leave it unread...
...reading than was customary in former years. The figures which we published some days ago about the increased circulation of the month of November are in themselves the best indicators of this change. It would be uncharitable and unreasonable to suppose that the books are taken out and returned unread. We may therefore assert that nearly 2000 more volumes were read in the month of November of this year than in any other month since the university's existence. No true observer can fail to see the obvious advantages arising from this increase in the reading of the students...