14. Littie Novels
110
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THESATURDAF REVIEW OF L.
Dreal .AOMENTS
20 LINTEE POVELS
Like Spals flawlesslycut, Arthur
Schnitzler's Lürrle Norelr offer ehe
perfection of che Viennese master
to his cager and growing Amcrican
audience. Countless great moments
arc packed away in the ten little
novels that comprisc this book—
magnificent moments, glamourous
8
moments, ine ffably tender moments
moments made unforgettable
by the genius of Arthur Schnitzler
441
*He crept further into the room.
Has Irene forgorten that she
On the other Chair, among some
wanted to call Wilhelminc a mur¬
underclothes Godltherc it was
deress to her facce And is
a pursc he held it in his
Wilhelmine still aware that I am
hand Atthat instant he heard a
her lover, though I have called
faint crcak. Wich a quick move¬
upon her in the middie of ehe nighe
ment, he lay down full-length at
with a strange woman?“
—rem“Diad Gobriel“ (page 12]
the foot of ehe bed ... Another
crcakchen all was silent, pro¬
foundly silent He had donc it!
444
He had che twenty francs and now
This book of Arthur Schnitzler
he could say to his brother You
has just been published and all
sce l'm nor athicf!... and today
over Amcrica, as in Europe, thou¬
thcy could start on their wander¬
sands of readers arc now discover¬
ings to Bormio, through che
ing for themsclves the great mo¬
Valtelline co Tirano to
ments in Little Novelr.
Edole to Lake Isco.“
orge 90
244
In 1925 THE INNER SANCTUM had che
444
honor and good fortune to publich
Arrhur Schnirzler & FRAULEIN ELSE.
Why did he send for mce Had she
That was almost sive #ears ago. During
confessede Why is he staring at me
thore heart, Artkur Schniraler, long ac¬
like thate Why am Isitting herc ar
cepted on the Continent as one of
Molde on a verandah wich a
Europe': greatest writer:, has made hir
Pierror? Can it be all a drcam after
way with increasing, Juccett in Amer¬
alle Perhaps I am still aslcep in
ica. In rapid succession and with
Klarc’s arms
growing acclaim sive other books were
—rom“ The Ferse ## Daren (page 91]
publirhed, BRATRICR, NONE BUT
THE BRAVB, RHAPSODY, DAY¬
443
BRBAK and THERESA, Ir ir witha
zente that Schnitaler # same it on the
Then she became a model and
point of a brilliant consolidation that
walked on at a small theatre. The
LITTLE NOVELs is presented. J2.50
things she told us about che Dircc¬
tor!... Then she fell in wich a
medical student ... and she often
B# vom Tun INNan SANerun of
camc to feich him from che dis¬
SIMON and SCHUSTER
secting-room or morc often
Palluher 37 West S7ch Strcct Nue V.
stayed with him there
—rem“ TheCret Dewing-üw! Ipage 711
LITTLE NOVELS' a new book
by Akrnun SchNirzzkk
110
box 35/11
THESATURDAF REVIEW OF L.
Dreal .AOMENTS
20 LINTEE POVELS
Like Spals flawlesslycut, Arthur
Schnitzler's Lürrle Norelr offer ehe
perfection of che Viennese master
to his cager and growing Amcrican
audience. Countless great moments
arc packed away in the ten little
novels that comprisc this book—
magnificent moments, glamourous
8
moments, ine ffably tender moments
moments made unforgettable
by the genius of Arthur Schnitzler
441
*He crept further into the room.
Has Irene forgorten that she
On the other Chair, among some
wanted to call Wilhelminc a mur¬
underclothes Godltherc it was
deress to her facce And is
a pursc he held it in his
Wilhelmine still aware that I am
hand Atthat instant he heard a
her lover, though I have called
faint crcak. Wich a quick move¬
upon her in the middie of ehe nighe
ment, he lay down full-length at
with a strange woman?“
—rem“Diad Gobriel“ (page 12]
the foot of ehe bed ... Another
crcakchen all was silent, pro¬
foundly silent He had donc it!
444
He had che twenty francs and now
This book of Arthur Schnitzler
he could say to his brother You
has just been published and all
sce l'm nor athicf!... and today
over Amcrica, as in Europe, thou¬
thcy could start on their wander¬
sands of readers arc now discover¬
ings to Bormio, through che
ing for themsclves the great mo¬
Valtelline co Tirano to
ments in Little Novelr.
Edole to Lake Isco.“
orge 90
244
In 1925 THE INNER SANCTUM had che
444
honor and good fortune to publich
Arrhur Schnirzler & FRAULEIN ELSE.
Why did he send for mce Had she
That was almost sive #ears ago. During
confessede Why is he staring at me
thore heart, Artkur Schniraler, long ac¬
like thate Why am Isitting herc ar
cepted on the Continent as one of
Molde on a verandah wich a
Europe': greatest writer:, has made hir
Pierror? Can it be all a drcam after
way with increasing, Juccett in Amer¬
alle Perhaps I am still aslcep in
ica. In rapid succession and with
Klarc’s arms
growing acclaim sive other books were
—rom“ The Ferse ## Daren (page 91]
publirhed, BRATRICR, NONE BUT
THE BRAVB, RHAPSODY, DAY¬
443
BRBAK and THERESA, Ir ir witha
zente that Schnitaler # same it on the
Then she became a model and
point of a brilliant consolidation that
walked on at a small theatre. The
LITTLE NOVELs is presented. J2.50
things she told us about che Dircc¬
tor!... Then she fell in wich a
medical student ... and she often
B# vom Tun INNan SANerun of
camc to feich him from che dis¬
SIMON and SCHUSTER
secting-room or morc often
Palluher 37 West S7ch Strcct Nue V.
stayed with him there
—rem“ TheCret Dewing-üw! Ipage 711
LITTLE NOVELS' a new book
by Akrnun SchNirzzkk