14. Littie Novels
HEMSTREET
96 WARREN STREET
NEW YORK CITY
Knickerbocker Press
Albany N
Aug 25 192;
10
ARTHUR SCHNITZLER, whose
latest host TiteAgpels, ten
#tgles, each compact and, com¬
—plete, by Simon and Schusker.
C
The Reliable Press Clipping Bureau
ALBERT ROMEIKE & CO.
INCORPORATED
26 Warren Street
New Vork Clty
CLIPPING FROM
Ka
Sophisticated
Romantics
LITTLE NOVELS.
By Arthur Schnitzlereu
Pork:-Simon and Schuster..
82.50.
Reviewed by
BABETTE DEUTSCH
OST of the ten stories that
make up this little book very
box 35/11
sardonic quality which one has come to alterward devoted lus lile to this um
associate with Schnitzler; but his is a
fortunate. When their father's littie“
smiling eynicism, an irony strangely
farm failed and the two were cast out
blunted by urbanity. No final ugliness upon the world. Carlo was eyes and staff
quite cancels the glamour that he can¬
to Geronimo as they journeyed from vil¬
not refrain from casting upon the most
lnge to village with their guitar, in search
fragile relation between a pair of casual
of bed and bread and wine. A passing
lovers, like a mundane halo. One has
tourist’s ill natured jest rouses in Geron¬
but to contrast these little novels“ with
imo the skulking suspicion that Carlo
those stripped tales in which Heming¬
has been cheating him of the coin be¬
way, for example, exhibits the feebleness
stowed on both, and in his utter despai:
and folly of his intimates, to recognize
Carlo does actually steal a twenty¬
the gulf that lies between the world of
franc piece and pretends to his brother
Schnitzier's sophisticated romantics and
that he had withheld it earlier in order
the post-war world of Hemingway's
to keep Geronimo from drinking it away.
hard-boiled weaklings. Both writers are
The two are soon apprehended, and on
dealing with people who are cruel be¬
the way to the station house Carlo’s mis¬
cause they are cowards, people who are
ery reaches its acutest stage. Geronimo,
62
. „
Arthur Schnitzler
the creatures and ihe vietiine #f cbeir
de imavin
HEMSTREET
96 WARREN STREET
NEW YORK CITY
Knickerbocker Press
Albany N
Aug 25 192;
10
ARTHUR SCHNITZLER, whose
latest host TiteAgpels, ten
#tgles, each compact and, com¬
—plete, by Simon and Schusker.
C
The Reliable Press Clipping Bureau
ALBERT ROMEIKE & CO.
INCORPORATED
26 Warren Street
New Vork Clty
CLIPPING FROM
Ka
Sophisticated
Romantics
LITTLE NOVELS.
By Arthur Schnitzlereu
Pork:-Simon and Schuster..
82.50.
Reviewed by
BABETTE DEUTSCH
OST of the ten stories that
make up this little book very
box 35/11
sardonic quality which one has come to alterward devoted lus lile to this um
associate with Schnitzler; but his is a
fortunate. When their father's littie“
smiling eynicism, an irony strangely
farm failed and the two were cast out
blunted by urbanity. No final ugliness upon the world. Carlo was eyes and staff
quite cancels the glamour that he can¬
to Geronimo as they journeyed from vil¬
not refrain from casting upon the most
lnge to village with their guitar, in search
fragile relation between a pair of casual
of bed and bread and wine. A passing
lovers, like a mundane halo. One has
tourist’s ill natured jest rouses in Geron¬
but to contrast these little novels“ with
imo the skulking suspicion that Carlo
those stripped tales in which Heming¬
has been cheating him of the coin be¬
way, for example, exhibits the feebleness
stowed on both, and in his utter despai:
and folly of his intimates, to recognize
Carlo does actually steal a twenty¬
the gulf that lies between the world of
franc piece and pretends to his brother
Schnitzier's sophisticated romantics and
that he had withheld it earlier in order
the post-war world of Hemingway's
to keep Geronimo from drinking it away.
hard-boiled weaklings. Both writers are
The two are soon apprehended, and on
dealing with people who are cruel be¬
the way to the station house Carlo’s mis¬
cause they are cowards, people who are
ery reaches its acutest stage. Geronimo,
62
. „
Arthur Schnitzler
the creatures and ihe vietiine #f cbeir
de imavin