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Diary of a Drug Fiend
Diary of a Drug Fiend (1922), PDF p. 388
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Collins’ ‘First Novel’ Library
Autumn TITLES
EXPERIENCE
Catherine Cotton
This charming chronicle has no “plot.” It is an
attempt to present a happy, witty, simple-minded woman
who attracted love because she gave it out. This is a
very difficult type of book to write.. The attention of
the reader must be aroused and held by the sheer merit
of the writing, and the publishers believe they have found
in Catherine Cotton a writer with just the right gifts of
wit, sympathy, and understanding.
DOMENICO
H, M. Anderson
This is the story of a Cardinal of Rome, a member of
one of the great noble families. In his youth something had
happened which had thrown a shadow over his life. There
are three great crises in his life, one of them due to this
shadow, one to the contrast between his conscience and
his ambition, and the third when, an exile in England, he
falls in love. Miss Anderson shows much skill in drawing
the character of this great and tragic figure.
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