, 1874-06-13

6tehd OF All EXCLUSIVE privilege. Like tletn he
will be remembered ~ bcnefactor by tho hllm-
bic readers Of Great Dritnin mud BY tho rotlnocl
and scholarly us man Of talent, enterprise, aud
integrity.
:rho 'spassagcs" comprised In tho book bofor,o
us hayo been SOLICITED from the originnl throo-
volumed edition published In England. Enough
has boon ,otninod in their present condensed
form to satisfy the curiosity and sustain tho iu-
forest Of tho American reader. Tho liiHtory Of
hIr. Knights career as publisher and man OF
letters necoaBarily includes anecdotes and romi-
niscencos Of many distinguished mon Of En-
gtAnl. But little account Is giyon Of his social
life, Jet ho WAS brought into pleasant md friend-
y ADMINISTRATIONS with large circle OF tho
company ut Auy timc, wo immediately enter intt,
tho society OF other active aud carneat intollects
and, when wa take our leave of him and thom /,
we feel that It has been good for us to dwell, fo:
even few brief momentB, with people OF such
exalted aims and character.
The European Tour OF n Bright
W0mhns
BEATEN PATHS; on, woMAN'a VACATION. BY
Mrs. ELLA ". THoMrsoH. l2nao.. up. 27@. Now
York: Les Shepard.
Though QUO has beon nonriahel on diet Of
trayolors' NOTEBOOKS from the days since he was
first ablo to spell in Ills primer, ono will sit
down to this little volume with the heartost rel
ial, 1t is 80 racy, and spicy, and well.aayored.
It's author is ono OF the cleyercst and wittioRt
womon in Boston; and, moreover, is one OF
thoso. as eho horself confesseg. !. who would
ratlor b.vo an India shaw, INV dov t1,an tho,
4a.noA nav mu 4"a'" ""' W.! .n"'
noction betwoeu tho two facts IN tho mere state
mont, but there ia worry close union sustained
IN hor volume. Shrewd and sharp -witted as only
bright woman can be, viowing with lynx's eye
all that ia best worth aooinE in Europe, and
nnssirr tim kecnaat anhtlnnk fnjrnnpfs nn
everybody and everything, size is still tho wou-
anl;eHt littte woman that aver swora foaltv tn
har ~ ' anat,a % o.1ap @ oi roi,;n hor Tnro
mean fortunes, for better or worae. to six other
an~;or. h,t ~ ,anoor .;,,,,os. ,xa,,,as n 49,
"hA'oue po' "o ioneei a1H'Aosa "oniets hno
dnuntlaBBy crossed tho Atlantic, and trod tho
.s beason raths OF Great Britain mud tho Con-
,,nnms ~ a ~ ,a,ont ,,,rnoaa ''
Her little record OF tho tour Is as chock.fult
Of information AZ q gnide-book and has what d
Or humorsona comr,ant ~ Il, III II oyars "rovoe
~ arn.,H ~, .tnrt = ~ n,:,t siut.Io u..I
ne,tai,n f, o. c,soa - - .e esoua1oa. sslo
portloho that ever closed on travellers pom
but alo by no menns did, aud heard, and saw
Just what overyoody elao docs She had ways OIL
ler own OF using her souaeB, md the "cutcst"
Yankee faculty Of describing tho novelties that
impressed them. It is inilri1oIy diyarting to ro
wren o and AZ, or p Fras ,o of o.
eets ssuPtu anu not laos., tl1eI5 Spite lnYests
w mnl,o roon, for - Jaw nxtrocts fron, har
m ooa SvI;c1, Mi, ai,ov, hottor t,,.n rititu1a
lH6.n, "naGn , NJ. ons", no'.o. t5au inut.tsuo "
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,tn.ton ~ t a~ nan ~ gs .n his " -. AZ ~ etGGiy y
a1r tpoe ~, " IL mns b ~ t VI ILL., W.
n.aotd f.o ~ -. ~ % ~ s',at ~ HNs @ nIuoa 'ihe
@ 1snxen a y. eaIy neS'ec. en naa A. A.
nn1. 'es'' 'n's AsS a''''p 'u' "fe 'ooAso nao
pop'4''
leon only this one Ia dear to me- poor thug f,r,
but mine own y" Ha conipaEsod throne easily enough,
but had not eyes to ses the rowor that s always behind
It. Through !!e ho needessy and wantony uf!roused
tho sht-loFe or ronacn. lie found fault With the
dresses oi tue adtes of MS naut that so'e
women take more to heart than snr their beauty
s.nSs sno ass a @ e,a 10 secured sn enemy
ssx hy y3rSing 70 q. 5osspaine sna when he rlod