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                                             In Preparation.

                                  THE TOWER OF SILENCE:
                                             A Drama, in Prose
                                    By GEORGE GASCOIGNE.

“Of deeds most dreadful none greater than this which thou hast done.”
                                                      EURIPEDES (Electra).

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                                                  VISTAS
                                                      BY
                                        W.S. FANSHAWE
                                                (see over.)

                                    [To be issued privately.]

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    VISTAS.
                                    DRAMATIC INTERLUDES,
                                                      BY
                                                                        W.S. FANSHAWE.

                        I. The Passion of Pere Hilarion.
                        II. The Birth of a Soul.
                        III. The Coming of the Prince.
                        IV. A Northern Night.
                        V. The Black Madonna.
                        VI. Finis.
                        VII. The Fallen God.
                        VIII. The Last Quest.
                        IX. The Lute Player
                                         and
                              The Passing of Lilith.

    Some of these pieces are “dramatic interludes” of the outer life, others
of the life of the soul (NOS. II, VI, VII, and VIII). With the latter should
be included “The Lute Player” and “The Passing of Lilith,” though
less dramatic in form. “The Black Madonna,” a study in contemporary
barbarism, appears in this number of The Pagan Review.

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                             NEW BOOKS IN PREPARATION.

            PROSE.

La Mort s’Amuse
        (Barbaric Studies)
                by Charles Verlayne

The Hazard of Love
        A Romance,
                by JAMES MARAZION.

            POETRY.

English Poems.
        by RICHARD LE GALLIENNE.

Dionysos in India:
        A Lyrical Drama,
                by WM. WINDOVER.

Living Scottish Poets:
        An Anthology
(including Mr. Robert Buchanan, Mr. Andrew
Lang, Mr. R.L. Stevenson, Mr. William Sharp,
Dr. Walter C. Smith &, &.)
    by Sir GEORGE DOUGLAS, Bart.