her thought than in Arabic.

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3 – Al-Qawmiyyat — published in two parts by Dar al-Rihani for Printing and Publishing — by Ameen Rihani. Al-Qawmiyyat gath-ers what the philosopher of Freike wrote on the national renaissance and on political affairs, most of it never before published. The publisher says in the introduction: "The reader, by going over the articles in their historical sequence, can form an idea not only of the country's political development, but also of the development of the Arab consciousness which Amin embraced early, and to whose growth he con-tributed as thinker, worker, writer, and orator."

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4 – Thirsting Clouds: a new volume of verse by Mr. Wadih Deeb — poetic experiments and images which the poet has offered:

"To the souls that thirst for beauty, that hunger for knowledge,

crying out in the temples of light:

Blessed art Thou, O most exalted Good!"

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5 – It is a laborious and meritorious work, this that our man of letters Mr. Mikhail Naimy has accomplished in translating The Prophet into Arabic — that book which raised Gibran Khalil Gibran, among readers of English, to the ranks of the immortals...

The careful reader cannot but bear witness to the translator's fidelity and truthfulness in the arduous task for which he volunteered; he has thereby rendered a double service — the first to his friend Gibran, and the second to the readers of Arabic, who for a quarter of a century have been burning to read Gibran's "summit" in English...

The translation of The Prophet has appeared in a simple and elegant dress.

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