, 1870-03-16
1RNINIsCBECEs OF HAW-
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The NOV velist's Dcscfiption ef Pxeai.
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The Noveaisps Description cf Preai
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Il From Advance sheeta Of: tho Atlantic Moan
ty1or.APrl We gle2n soms interesting e1
1scts from Mr. Fields secoud article o,
4 haNthoEne.' Tbs great .noEeliAt once wrote
my oFn opinion Il thst I am not really
PopulE writer. and thAt what popularity,
nava ea3ned u ehiEfy accidental md oRing 4
merit PoesihlS I may (or my nnt) dese1ys
eomsfhinEf better thln populsiity: bnt look.
nE Is my productinna; and eepecsslty Ellis
.astef one, NTH = cold OF critical eye, can
sea snat they do not make their appeal to the
lint my own individual tzste is for ouite au.
otner claes Of works than those which I nv
sen Am Able to write. II ! we're to inset wi;h
| soSn ooak5 - mine, BY another writer, ldon't
| oene9e ehona be able to get through them." !"
| .THE MARBLE FAuH. -: -.
....t.Ine Marb1s Fsuia ,hss done be,ter 81, tb.n
Thought L xpa1d; for you viii bsYe dIsoo7-
eleu, oS this tune. that It ia m aud acious H.
ssempt g impose Hasue OF ,aoaurdihea upon
ntTps a pno1e h p ihe nsss .ss q style ana nar-
With John Bull; but lhen It Is alwsys INV best
point Of writing to undertake such . tssk,
and really put Nhst, strength I haye into
many p1Ita Of thia book, -,..
The Eneiiah critics generally with txo
epfefen,5s fefee p5npoItsns a1se2tio0s bare been
Times aTartSd the highest prsiae OF ali. Al
nome, too, &e notices have been very kind,
90 M aa they b%ve come. under nv eva
Lover. ~. had; = good one in the dtlgntic
19,onusty, 1,y, and aillard an e1oeltent one in the
.h Gea,7e.; and yesterdsyl I received sheet Of
The Msy number:of this Atlant,c ,cnnt.inine
= really keen and profound article by Whip
PIE IN which rhe goeB over all my works,
ana 1ecngnlKea that element of unp1pu-
latity which Gas !. nobody knows: better
span myseif) psrVades them all. Iagree with
sG,ons @ o. not deserving nearly som1oh praise.
When get homa I will Try to write. more |
genial book; but the devil hiuaoH alw,ys
Esems to get into my inkstand, and cAn. only |
:e1oriss him BY pensful at = TINA.
;. To return to my oFnmoonshiny romance: |
Elder mean to publieh on The 2s,h Of this
scratch 70 set out bis edition cootemperana
ously they haTing asnt him the third volume
only vesk ago. >. I think, however, there will
nobtay sii ,hink il worth stealing. Giya
my best regards ia William Story, aud .1ook
veil st biz CleopAtrs, for Sou will; meet her
again in one OF the. chapters which I;write
With most pleasure: II be DOES not find him
self famous henceforth, the fault will be mono
oi mine 4, ut least, have done my duty by
him, xbatever delinquency there may be on
The part Of other c11tice.
.'tSmith l. Elder persist in calling the book
Transformation, which gives one the ides Of
8htle4uin in pAntoruiue; but have strict |
y en- joinea upon Tickpor to call it THE MAJ
lie Faun 4 Romance of Monte Bsni.'"
HAWTHORNE N IRELAND.
When we arrived at Queenstown, E1ites lEr.
'ields. the Captain nnnounced'to Us that. As
be ship would wait there si1 hours. Ee might
% ashore End Gee soInething Of our Ifigh |
iiepdf. So We chartered several jaunting- |
ars, after much trlbulA,ion and delay in AZ
ang1ng terms with the drivers thereof, and
ta1ted c1 on merry exploring expedition
remember there vas good deal Of racing
p and downthe bills Of Queensto~n, much !
ars bowling after us for pence and beer.
he Irish iaunting-car IL pecuIiar 1natitu-
ion, and we m sat with our legs ,