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PAGE 28 : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1952 Dewey Has |deas : T A Classic From Brazil |The Girl Was Lonely but Brave

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| By Machado de Assis. Translat- a delightful story that no doubt Clare Jaynes. New York, Ran. res. Lann, a girl in her last year

ed by William A, Grossman. shocked its 19th Century readers; dom House, $3. lot boarding schools, gets lost in {dreams of love and happiness.

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HOURNEY TO THE FAR PACIFIC. By Gov. Thomas E. Dewsy. New ~~ = | $3.50. [Hh ifs dire erence any vines ork, Doubleday, $4. ; Se Te | “Be HOW Yel p . | THE EARLY FROST by Clare , ives some measure of per By EMERSON PRICE : * i { wT SEE Sy v y HOWARD SHELDON | Machado's hero, wealthy Bras Jaynes is just what the dust cover. .; satisfaction. ne Ty i : ret aki .. § | One of Brazil's classics is of- Cuba#, writes his memoirs post-/says- it is—the story of a girl's Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New J Les Vieilles Histo |fered American readers in EPI- humously — relating a long life loneliness and courage. It should . Bi h York fis likely to resolve many oo : Em od © TAPH OF A SMALL WINNER devoted to writing, politics and have added—for women only. Brice logr ap y doubts about the extent of his : Eg _ ’ " lby Machado de Assis. illicit loves—and concludes he is, This tale of a child of divorce! A biography © Fanny Brice by political stature in JOURNEY Poésies = ‘| Translated from the Portu- a “small winner” in life's gamble Lann Saunders, tells of her strug- Norman Katkov will be published TO THE FAR PACIFIC. de Jean Govdezki ‘ |guese by Willlam A. Grossman, in that he left no progeny to gles against a world she doesn 'tiunder the title THE FABULOUS For very certainly this is, the fo» - 5 idhind j © [Machado combines satire, elusive carry on human misery, | understand and of a selfish moth- FANNY, Oct. 20, by Knopf. work of a : WN. 2 SuBigRe Eo p— A ————— — — ER ee ———————— mature and Eo 5 one | ' thoughtful man = Lids . mr | —a man, indeed, &% > Desire Pinay

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