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Authoress Lewis makes little attempt to disguise her hero and heroine. Though her own sympathies are naturally with "Susan" she succeeds in making you teel sorrier for "Tim." Captious critics may accuse Authoress Lewis of bad taste but they will have to admit she has not been as malicious as she might have been. "Tim" is not nearly so savage a portrait as Sinclair Lewis's "Fran" in Dodsworth.
* Published Oct. 9
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