, 1869-05-30

Of establishing IN England counterpart Or IN
Efttk des nEux !Iu'sdfs. The 1rst numDEis sht,o
rlcted bI one Of the most thDagnd1l. aunue.
beautiful ef saJs lately contributed 70 l1eratufe
aud IT bore the signature Of George Enoe sMt; ksMs
himself Hrote ser!e, Of cssaJs on tseod vsT
souEd, bet rot .esy nve1y reading. graz Ens-
gl1sh noyelsst was pie Assd gr1eionsJ % sat' aE
does q eas1s esssys y
the man destteeA Of the great successful noSe'.
t5t hQqhsd ndrcpeated the joke ills certain thas
tae ne 1ny s r ~ Hes fsses snG
people said. 90 not know how truiJ, thai good
deal Of the nooiy earned money pa4d for "Sllhs
Nnrner'' nud the Nil on the Floss" DISAPPEARED
70 -tnighfty sttn, although It now only comes ont
Il thinI tne present editor, john Morley, a
young man Of great ability and promise, l. better
sctted for the work tAan LeMes was-tndced, I
aorDt whether x'I ne aaass fRs
Saslsnee Sa's4 aAe eesreea en- v1d Hss H. p1.ass =
GadsaI1 Ard sfase Tsss ASnt .saI 'ns isa, sl5a r.
rTeen the viytau, Of the L<cter, aad the late ed-
sor Of the solemn, ponderous Fntntrhtly Rzr'e,e.
Lewes WEo.s II one tune s 1sa 1ox tnG
Win Ii that he becAme acqnatnted, 81 Dr Chap.
mau housc, with Marian Evans Tnefe vas q
great similarity between their tastes Roth losed
the s.udY OF languages, md Of pnlosoQhcAl
thocSht, and Of utefaErre and science gcnesa!l!+
hctn we're splendid In cunrgsatlon, h1ii.
ua7t n epsgrana; both loved music ai anu
Herc tutepscly susceptible to Is tndEence- the
mind Of the Homan HAs, need hardly eay, iaf
The stranger. deeper Of the tEo; but .he a1i'ms5
vas clear ard close. CREST n1!sfcFt1ns eaA la.i-
ron Of mind WHICH makes man nor unlikely TO
lose his faith In everything ard DRIFT tn1o hopeless
re.pttral cJuicIsnl- F1Gln .his Il this snEentes1
the rsrei5.gttted wonaa he had net IN 50 Timely
nu hour The result Is. rs every one En1~s. .
eonpa.nop*niD md union ~, unusual "a iadssd u
!f5 .,sfS ,s sshon ye2 2a ssssn tse A1s ze a.'ss a
t:ngulshcd Auihoress, or rEe- rsT.1; hasea,
1t used 70 be one Of tie den1 delightful theories
Of blockheads Tint such nn!onA iae{ s sonla sake
horne out n The instance ot tic BsoEMngs; It e
tuss as little coHooorased o5 the example o.
TOO, the example q George Eliot $ nlshly m
satisfactory 10 the devotecs Of 1ha: Other theoty,
so long cherished bE dolts Of BON sexes. :1at
WOMAN OF talent and culture cao never 10 any
thing ii the way OF ucndtng O. making, Of cooking
. chop or ordering q household. People tell e.,
they can trace the influence Of Lcwcs' Ta1ietl
Of George Eliot. 1t Is fardy possible to do7bt
;ha: some such influence u:ust be stese, but Ger
talals never HaW II anywhere distinctly aod open
y evident hToud ee peoE ~ waisa allowed
ne hrrnt deep. lnm.noc. iate which mirrors the
:, n,nz Of George Eliot. am. however, rather
lncuQEu 70 E6uC9 tlh& LEV E3p AZ &EnC114. sVsR1As
from critical strtdnos CT restraint over tho pro-
.lrstions OF his greater companion, belieSnS, lcl-
tnps tha: the higher E.tnd had better tic q law 10
ITSELF II this be 50, I th!nE It Is wholesome
r17Ecip.e pushed sometimes too far, for one c-ln
hardly believe thai tho calm Judgment Of any SIN
ce1e and quaNneh d ad.1;sf Toula not have 1s~oar'
aced acl cpnGemaed the painful, IN.
necesesH unde.TIct of past tcNS1S. ara "a
''Fclix Lott" or suggested q rspl.isr dEansre
movement Ii some passages Of The Spanish
Gypsy" Lewes cnce Trote TO CHARLOTTE D1o1tt
that he woull rather Re the auttos Of MISS Acs
tens stories ttan OF TIC whole Of the Wa7ertJ
Noyels. certainly Go not agree With bin IN tn1
o. iaion; btt It Is strange TIA. ono who held i
should not hare eae ecayured to FTeycus al author
ess grenteE than Ntss Austen, and f1- ndrc q.
| rectty uncer hts tnautnee thau charlotte Hro1te
from stu king, In uue or two instances, Into lautt
| which neI1act Mis-. Austen nor nrunte would ere
I hare committed. Maly talrg3 nsc strange aoon
| this literary and domestic ctCr1nsonsslpt tn
comparatively trining fact seems to me sos IN
| least strange.
FlDally, let ne aay that frliy expect GeorS
| E1lct Jei 10 give 10 tic world eoute worA OF n
| even GREATER thaE any she has already p-odEcca
| She Is not a WOMAN to close with even caEpafa
| tive fa1are. Her maxim, l feel confident, wn1i'
| ba that Of the Emperor S1polcon-oJer terms q
| pence and repose after great slEtorJ; nese
| ctEerwtse. Jrs7N LcC1tTHT.