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14 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921 Public library News and Reviews BY SUE OSMOTHERLY, LIBRARIAN The Brimming Cup, by Dorothy Canfieldâ€" "Mrs. Dorothy Canfield Fisher loves sharp contrasts, and she is peculiar- far well equipped for producing them. From few other novelists might we have so glorious a sunset over the Campagne â€" 'Rome gleaming palely like a cluster of tiny, tarnished pearls, remote and legendary*; then with the turn of a page, a romantic moment in the life of a Vermont village, when all the men and women and children of the little ugly wooden houses go on a pilgrimage under the stars, that they may take part in a rite of devotion to something rare and beautiful â€" a vis- ion of the bursting into bloom of the Night-Blooming Cereus 1 \___ The scheme of the novel Ts~so sim- ple- as- to be unusual in these days of complex motive, A marriage for love takes husband and wife from the keen joys of foreign travel and fixes them firmly in a Vermont village. The man devotes his quiet capability to the development of a wood-fac- tory, finding his opportunityjor pub- lic service in the just and righteous methods of his legitimate business. The wife orders her household, brings up her three children (drawn with enchanting skill and delicacy), and puts her splendid musical ability at the service of the community. 4Ufe moves easily and busily until anoth- er man appears â€" an unscrupulous, godless, hot-blooded egotist, whose very audacities and reckless, if bril- liant, diatribes divert and startle the wife, whose agile mind has been growing a bit-stiff under the pres- sure of routine duties. The mob is restrained by no conscientious scru- ples, and makes.a bold try for the conquest of the lovely woman. There is just enough uncertainity in the sit- uation to excite the reader's horror â€"and then all the rightmindedness and loyalty of the wife and mother coHRhfe her rescue. She knows her- self a long procession of parents and children-each giving all that each had to give-each passing on the cup brimming with life and hfes sweet- ness. • •â- â€¢ The Brimming Cup is a gracious, wholesome storyâ€"a victory of love over passion, of courage over fear, of patience and tenderness over cruelty and cynicism." Alice Adams, by Booth Tarkingtonâ€" Alice Adams is a smart, right pret- ty girl, worthy of a leading position in society but lacking what her moth- er calls background - »«*{»«**?« house and ample wardrobe. Her fatti- er, honest but unambitions, is goaded by his wife into an unethical business project, and there is Walter, the way- ward brother, all of whom only add to Alice's discomfort and unpopular- ity The girl makes a futile attempt I to be socially successful, but when I she realizes the mistake, is resigned land determined to make the hum- , drum of life worthwhile. 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