NEW MACMILLAN POETRY EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON'S NEW BOOK Merlin "A man with something to say that has value and beauty. . . . His thought is deep and his ideas are high and stimulating." Boston Transcript. Mr. Robinson's new book is a long narrative poem dealing, in all the bright freshness of his distinctive art, with the old Arthurian legend of Merlin and Vivien. This modern treatment of an ancient theme is new evidence of Mr. Robinson's notable power as a poet and a delineator of the emotions of the truly living. $i-25 RALPH HODGSON'S NEW BOOK Poems Recently awarded the Edward de Polignac prize for poetry, Ralph Hodgson is already well known in this country. Those who have read, in the little yellow chap books of the "Flying Fame," "The Song of Honour," "Eve," "The Bull" and others will welcome their publication in this American edition. "'Eve,' . . . The most fascinating poem of our time." The Nation. $ .75 JOHN CURTIS UNDERWOOD'S NEW BOOK War Flames Mr. Underwood's is one of those searching imaginations which go to the heart of things for the fabric of their visions. Out of the flames and tumult and the furious rush of war he has built gripping pictures which hint of what is back of all wars, all hopes of peace. THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New Tork
