EVER AFTER
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Volume III of the Williamsburg pentalogy and I found myself rather glad to know that I need not say goodbye to the Spragues and Days and the Yankee Murrays -- that I would have a chance to know how the linking of America and England in Bracken's marriage to little Dinah and Virginia's to turned out. Elswyth Thane has successfully held the interest in this third and fourth generation story; and in the use of the Spanish-American war background she has once again sustained her pattern of war as a leavening force. Many familiar figures cross the pages, but the canvas has wider ranch, Williamsburg, New York, London, and county England as well as grim scenes in Cuba's battlegrounds.