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27 LITTEL NOVELS
Likr P’opals flawlesslycur, Arthur
Schnitzler's Lürle Norele offer ehe
perfection of the Viennese master
tohis cager and growing American
andience. Countless great moments
are packed away in che ten little
novels that comprise this book—
magniticent moments, glamourous
moments, ineffably tender moments
moments made unforgertable
byche genius of Arthur Schnitzler.
242
He crept furcher into the room.
Has Irene forgotten that she
Ou ehe orher Chair, among some
wanted to call Wilhelmine a mur¬
undercloches Godlthere it was
deress to her facce And is
a purse he held it in bis
Wilhelmine still aware that I am
hand Atthat instant he heard a
her lover, though I have called
faint crcak. With a quick move¬
upon her in che middle of the nighe
ment, he lay down fuil-length at
wich a strange womand“
che foot of the bed ... Another
—rem“ Dead Geril lpage 111
creakchen all was silent, pro¬
foundly silent .. He had done it!
444
He had che twenty francs and now
This book of Arthur Schnirzler
he could say to his brother Von
has just been published and all
sce I'm nor athief!“ and today
over Amcrica, as in Europe, chon¬
rhey could start on their wander¬
sands of readers are now Jiscover¬
ings to Bormio, throughche
ing for themselves che great mo¬
Valtelline t0 Tirano
ments in Lürle Norels.
Edole vo Lake Isco.“
—rom“ Blind Geronimo and His Brocher
lpage 150
444
In 1925 TIIE IN'NEK SANCTUM hud ihe
414
honor and good sortune to publich
Arthur Schmtaler' & FRAULEIN ELSE.
Why did he send for inc? Had she
That was almast five geurs ago. During.
confessede Why is he staring ar me
those peurs, Arthur Schnit dler, long ac¬
like thate Why am I sitting here ar
cepted on the Continent as one of
Molde on a verandah wich a
Europe # greates: writers, has made #ie
Pierrot? Can it be all a drcam after
way with increcling juccert in Amer¬
alle Perhaps 1 am still aslcep in
#ica. In rapid zuccestion and wirh
Klare's arms
growing acclnim sive other books were
—#rom“ The Farsef the Haren Ipage 111
publirhed, BEATRICE, NONE BUT
THE BRAVE, RHAPSODY, DAY¬
412
BRBAK und THERESA. Ir ir witha
kense that Schmiteler## sume is on the
Then she became a model and
point of a brilliant consolidation thar
walked on at a small theatre. The
LITTLENOVELs ir presented. J2.50
things she rold us about che Direc¬
tor!... Then she fell in wich a
medical student ... and she often
Bvom Tun INNrR SANCrUN u
SINON an4 SCHUSTER
scering-room or more offen
Palliher 37 West S7th Street Neu Tet
stayed wich him there
—#om The Ored Daming ünlIpage 71
e 1
LITTLE NOVELS'a new book
D ARTHuR ScHNITZLER
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box 35/11
14. Littie Novels
A 0 77
rr era d Ahwea
r ar Pan
U, TL
Saegeten Koutess
Sreal HAOMENTS
# Ke
27 LITTEL NOVELS
Likr P’opals flawlesslycur, Arthur
Schnitzler's Lürle Norele offer ehe
perfection of the Viennese master
tohis cager and growing American
andience. Countless great moments
are packed away in che ten little
novels that comprise this book—
magniticent moments, glamourous
moments, ineffably tender moments
moments made unforgertable
byche genius of Arthur Schnitzler.
242
He crept furcher into the room.
Has Irene forgotten that she
Ou ehe orher Chair, among some
wanted to call Wilhelmine a mur¬
undercloches Godlthere it was
deress to her facce And is
a purse he held it in bis
Wilhelmine still aware that I am
hand Atthat instant he heard a
her lover, though I have called
faint crcak. With a quick move¬
upon her in che middle of the nighe
ment, he lay down fuil-length at
wich a strange womand“
che foot of the bed ... Another
—rem“ Dead Geril lpage 111
creakchen all was silent, pro¬
foundly silent .. He had done it!
444
He had che twenty francs and now
This book of Arthur Schnirzler
he could say to his brother Von
has just been published and all
sce I'm nor athief!“ and today
over Amcrica, as in Europe, chon¬
rhey could start on their wander¬
sands of readers are now Jiscover¬
ings to Bormio, throughche
ing for themselves che great mo¬
Valtelline t0 Tirano
ments in Lürle Norels.
Edole vo Lake Isco.“
—rom“ Blind Geronimo and His Brocher
lpage 150
444
In 1925 TIIE IN'NEK SANCTUM hud ihe
414
honor and good sortune to publich
Arthur Schmtaler' & FRAULEIN ELSE.
Why did he send for inc? Had she
That was almast five geurs ago. During.
confessede Why is he staring ar me
those peurs, Arthur Schnit dler, long ac¬
like thate Why am I sitting here ar
cepted on the Continent as one of
Molde on a verandah wich a
Europe # greates: writers, has made #ie
Pierrot? Can it be all a drcam after
way with increcling juccert in Amer¬
alle Perhaps 1 am still aslcep in
#ica. In rapid zuccestion and wirh
Klare's arms
growing acclnim sive other books were
—#rom“ The Farsef the Haren Ipage 111
publirhed, BEATRICE, NONE BUT
THE BRAVE, RHAPSODY, DAY¬
412
BRBAK und THERESA. Ir ir witha
kense that Schmiteler## sume is on the
Then she became a model and
point of a brilliant consolidation thar
walked on at a small theatre. The
LITTLENOVELs ir presented. J2.50
things she rold us about che Direc¬
tor!... Then she fell in wich a
medical student ... and she often
Bvom Tun INNrR SANCrUN u
SINON an4 SCHUSTER
scering-room or more offen
Palliher 37 West S7th Street Neu Tet
stayed wich him there
—#om The Ored Daming ünlIpage 71
e 1
LITTLE NOVELS'a new book
D ARTHuR ScHNITZLER