Judge, 1922-06-17 · page 15 of 36
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WINtFRED LENIHAN Some of Mr. A. A. Milne’s diverting come- dians sketched by Arthur REGINALD MASON Wauen one is very much in love with the wrong person and one is young and lovely, and the person is some other one’s husband, beware the secluded little house of Mr. Latimer just off the Dover Road; for therein is young love skillfully wearied of the thought of running away with a lover who can be so unromantic as to have a cold or to need a shave. Two couples who started on the unconventional way are caught and very cleverly shown the commonplaceness of the end of the journey, before their yearnings had dragged a single lovely dream into the dusty gray of realization. 13