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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

EN HUTTON, by Laurence Kitchen; Phoenix House, through A. H. and A. W. Reed, English price 5/-. A short biography of a great cricketer, written before he led England to victory in the 1953 Tests with Australia. [ HESAURUS, by Peter Mark Roget; Penguin Books, N.Z. price 6/6. An abridged edition of a famous work of reference. The abridgment "consists mainly in the omission of some terms and variants which may now be regarded as obsolete ... and certain technical, scientific and highly-specialised terms, together with a considerable proportion of foreign expressions. . ." (_RIME AND PUNISHMENT, by F. M. Dostoevsky, translated by Jessie Coulson; Oxford University Press, English price 16/-. A new translation, said

by the publishers to preserve "the character and spirit, the variety of mood, and the intellectual penetration of the original." Most English readers must take the translation for granted, but they will welcome an edition worthy of one of the greatest novels in any language. SCARLET AND BLACK, by Stendhal, translated by Margaret R. B. Shaw; Penguin Books, N.Z. price 4/3. Stendhal’s "chronicle of the 19th Century," and one of that century’s great novels, has been newly translated for the Penguin Classics. JEW Pelican titles include The Legacy of the Ancient. World, by W. G. De Burgh (two volumes, 3/3 each, Penguin Books, Ltd.), a study of the evolution of faith, freedom and law; and Viruses and Man, by F. M. Burnet, a lucid description of the smallest living organisms and of the damage they cause in human bodies. HE fullest use of pictures, many in colour, has been made by the editors of Odhams Encyclopaedia for Children (through Whitcombe and Tombs, 25/-), a massive book which offers information in easily digestible form to young readers. J: NCYCLOPAEDIA OF NEEDLECRAFT, Odhams , Press, through Whitcombe and Tombs, 20/-. Comprehensive treatment of dressmaking, accessories, embroidery, lace making, knitting, crochet-and toy making.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 30, Issue 767, 2 April 1954, Page 14

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS New Zealand Listener, Volume 30, Issue 767, 2 April 1954, Page 14

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS New Zealand Listener, Volume 30, Issue 767, 2 April 1954, Page 14

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