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 Vol. 004 Issue 026 (November 3 1926)
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Vol. 005 Issue 001 (November 10 1926)
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 On the Third Threshold
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ON THE THIRD THRESHOLD THIS is children's week. It is also the momentous occasion of our own third birthday. At first we viewed the coincidence with some dismay, feeling that such a confusion...
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Week by Week
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6 THE COMMONWEAL November 10, 1926 of literature is in the hands of those who, in addition to having been trained...
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Broadswords and Iron
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6 THE COMMONWEAL November 10, 1926 BROADSWORDS AND IRON "DROBABLY gold was the first metal that man came ¦*• in...
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The Course of Conversion, IV
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Chesterton, G. K.
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November 10, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 7 THE COURSE OF CONVERSION IV. THE NEWER GENERATION By G. K. CHESTERTON WHEN the convert has...
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The Ripe Old Age of Ten
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Walker, Helen
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November 10, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 9 THE RIPE OLD AGE OF TEN By HELEN WALKER I WISH I could go back to that ripe old age. But in...
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Nursery Nocturne (verse)
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Ratcliffe, Dorothy Una
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10 THE COMMONWEAL November 10, 1926 Nursery Nocturne The stars have netted the sea tonight, The lights in the harbor wobble, Wouldn't it be a great delight To row in the new moon coble To...
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Football Is a Funny Game!
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Walsh, James J.
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November 10, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 11 FOOTBALL IS A FUNNY GAME! By JAMES J. WALSH FOOTBALL has become such a serious sport that the title of this article seems questionable. A foreign...
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How a Book Was Born
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Chrisman, Arthur Bowie
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12 THE COMMONWEAL November 10, 1926 HOW A BOOK WAS BORN By ARTHUR BOWIE CHRISMAN (Mr. Chrisman, the author of Shen of the Sea, which is reviewed elsewhere in this issue, was awarded the John...
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A Little Girl Comes to Visit (verse)
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Storey, Violet Alleyn
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November 10, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 13 A Little Girl Comes to Visit Old house, you need no longer be so staid. Smile now—for soon upon your silent stairs, Quick feet will sound again, and chubby...
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Story-Telling Secrets
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Waggaman, Mary T.
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14 THE COMMONWEAL November 10, 1926 STORY-TELLING SECRETS By MARY T. WAGGAMAN (Mary T. Waggaman is one of the most experienced and successful among Catholic writers for children. Her remarks...
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A Library Habitchoo
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Hart, Philomena
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November 10, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 15 A LIBRARY HABITCHOO By PHILOMENA HART EVERY public library has a group of them. The smaller the library, the more easily may they be recognized. It was...
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Poems
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Storey, Violet Alleyn; Thayer, Mary Dixon; Kirkwood, Marie
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November 10, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 15 POEMS To Lucy Brunhilda rides across these stony fields; The nymph, Cyrene, splashes in this sea That to the shoreline of Connecticut Draws and...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana
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16 THE COMMONWEAL November 10, 1926 THE PLAY By R. DANA SKINNER Caponsacchi WALTER HAMPDEN has given New York audiences in Caponsacchi everything which he failed to provide in The...
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Books-For the More or Less Youthful
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Crimmins, Nora; Shuster, George N.; Stuart, Henry Longan; Kenny, John M. Jr.; Clark, Edwin; Center, Robert Innes; Bayard, Martha; Hurd, Enid; Crowley, Paul; Blassingame, Lurton; Walsh, Thomas; Mc-Guire, Harry; Eleanore, Sister M.; Benet, Laura; C., T.; W., T.; E., G. T.
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18 THE COMMONWEAL November 10, 1926 BOOKS-FOR THE MORE OR LESS YOUTHFUL JUVENILE BOOKS OF 1926 FROM out of the children's preferences let the selection be made of the best juvenile...
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Vol. 005 Issue 002 (November 17 1926)
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Vol. 005 Issue 003 (November 24 1926)
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