Worthy of Concen.

Perhaps, though, one is demanding too much; whatever the weaknesses in Mr. Aldington's social analysis, his view of life remains unimplicated, and it is a view which deserves the concern of all manner of social reformers and revolutionaries. Many of them are so per-occupied with statistics and sliding-rules that they have abandoned the life of the senses-the energy and beauty of existence. Realisation lies not that way.

—J.D.F.