, 1870-08-15

occasionally adopted. Tie following passage,
properly divided iato lines. will atand TINS
EFtlYS FCS1HAL
=. Ann now th& bell-ths bell
ehe had 80 ottaa heard by AixAt md day,
And listened to with -olcinu pleasure,
Almost ~ living vosce.
Rung its Ecr,orzc,eSs toll for her, |
- young, 80 beautiful, 50 good |
"Deuep!t " aga, aad sIgoruus life,
And blooltia9 youth. sn1 heipeas infancy,
And health, IN 1ae full lush
OF promise, the n,ere Dawn Of life
To gather rpund her snMh- Old men we're t4efe,
Whose eyes ware dun
Aud sctls-A falling
GrandaInes, who might nave died ten Jcs.1 ago,
And still been ald-the deaf, The blind, she lame,
The living dead in u,anJ shapes ans, lorna,
70 sec the closing Of thsz rarIy grave.
What was the death it wuu!d shut in,
To ila, which still could crawl aud creep aboys III
j :. Along the crowded. pa.h they bore her now;
Pure as the ue1-faIl'n suow
That cdyertd II: whose uay Du earth
Had been u 1setinx. ......---.. T.
Cnder that porch, where she had sat when ueavaa
Ih mercy brought her to that peaceful rIot,
Size paasd II rain, and the OIL, church
Received her III ia quiet sllade."
Throughout the whole OF the above only two
unimportaus words have been omi1ted-in and
ifs !; and "'grandAmes Las bssu substituted
for '' s1anImo.hc.." All That remaina ii ex-
actIy A+ in the Original, not a single word
trauslo-ed, aul she punctuation tue same to
comma.
Again, take The hriol hosni'5 tia. coasludsa
the funeral:
"Ohf 1t Is hard IL take To hcaft
The ttsson that ,uch deatia will teach,
But let nr man ftlcct II,
For 1t is one that Mi must learn,
And Is mighty, universal Truth.
When Ueath strtkes dawn The innoocnt Rnd
young.
For every fragile form f.um whica he lc,a
Tue parting spirit fire.,
4 hundred vitDes flAc,
In shzpes of mercy, charity, nnd love,
To walk the wnEld ami h!res It.
W every sear
1nat surrawlux mortals shed Oh such green
some good is born, some gentlcf nature come..''
{ Not ~ord OF tho original il changed Ia the
aboye quotation, which il worthy OF tho best
passages IN Wordsworth; and thus, meeting
IN the common ground OF deeply truthful
=tItimeut, the two must di.tiuiiar mon in the
literature Of the century ars brought into tho
s1osost spproxinatiou--
als. S.l-'s tr,lsi1ut biographical skstch Of
Dickans aud Dsan Stau.cy's fun=rh sorura
eu1,rlule tho book, aud aid to its iuteres:. 1t
IN TO be hoped tlsst the contents will be put in
-oms more rerm.nrnt form than paper biutl-
,"h' ~ tnss ''nm's u. ,"a oouA "n'1a
~. - . "@ W.. "oA vs." ~
-. ~ ~. -, 80 -. rs;s.. s....s
y .tks 70 10 writo the Ifs OF ons Who has 10
recently passed AWAY. Haste intcsfcres with
analysts, aud no iuugmeut c4n Ia lnsl which
u lot endorsed 1y time. Under such c1rcum-
-tAnccs We owu to surprise that Mr.. Perkins
hAa I<od-ced to geod 4 biography. ue haa
attempted httle 1ess thAn chronological
sketcl, rf the lifa of tic rreat uoyalist en-
" ~, -S 49, -
Dou5inE Inc saAsns 1acA aon n~ooa1s
OF his social and literary career, and
!, Ia, ~ n,~,;oo .or ipdpm.nt ~
~ Hee
hls own uPon Ms. Diskens literary
~ ,:..,. ~, :.... ,r ~. :,
Sonteuta nsWsuH WIN eN'nh "a IL AAIe
eatimAte, which makss the final chapter OF tho
luooL r: "a 1,ta,est,n,. 70 lnov vbnr .hs ,rrs.t
:,
FRENCH cs1ac anu III ftc1tMhks OF tho 5Iaat
novelist, and the chapter il specially inter-
s*''ns 'ton1 1As 'aet .nAt ono VI 'ns io"nua-
tion t'iInc1plss Of Freuth crlticissn-sl,at art
has 10 lusinsas to taks morality or religion
INTO tns aecoaht-S9ufs oot se15 PROM
ineatlv. Ore Of Txjne'a principal obieo-
Hons 10 AZ. D1exens. n tEA1 nc pu1s 50
much morality and religion into his books
.Licl, ID \ crushing contradiction OF the
-..:. So, ..:,:s [,. r>:.,
Pfa''eot eseNca. eftaes VINO eoiuemn olckens
~ Ao '"nosa wl''ef' an fet.1ns nss Oh
Necessity prepareo nin "osk very nasa1s' oa1
ae esMcn'is ~ Gus u enose t.p'o "s1tets VINO
ean "tt'e Weu' 1au no mas eomp'ieo m in'et.
eating summary o. nas1es ""ea VIII oe o.
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