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=Oxford Poetry, 1910-1913.=
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[_Third Impression._
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[_Second Impression._
_DOROTHY L. SAYERS._
(_Author of ‘Op. I.’_)
=Catholic Tales.= Impl. 16mo, art wrapper, 3s. net.
These poems are startling. Inspired equally by the New Testament,
the Fathers, and G. K. Chesterton, and written with intense
conviction, their superficial blasphemy is likely to deceive even
the elect.
_L. and R._
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The authors, whoever they may be, combine rare technical mastery
with a refreshing but sane originality. They show that traditional
form is quite adequate to express modern idea.
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