New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18
LITERARY.
BOSTON BOOKS AND MAGAZINES.

tPRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
BosroS, March 13.-The new book by Mrs.
AID T. whitney, which James r. Osgood x co. are 10
ruhsh on Saturday OF this week, is not story OF new
England life. II evidently suggested by Mrs. "mt-
news recent stay In Europe, and is indeed the method
she has taKcu 10 communicate to the public portion OF
er and observations of foreign travel Its
title Is sights and Insghts" The work Is record OF
what was seen by a travelling party IN tour through
England, France, switzerland, and ltay, ana OF
the revelations of character incident 10 this
sxperience and especially OF the comments thus
called out from differing minds. Tie Teauer Is III
The society of several persons with whom Mrs whitney
has before made him acquainted Patience strong tes
the story She Las Emery Ann" for her attendant on
her tour Euphrasia Krkbrght is seen at the opening
and close OF the volume Paul Rusbeig, the rejected
lover of Faith Gatrcy'E GrlhOod' as the
hero and lover OF this story also. he has however
since he was before represented beer through the war
OF the Rebeon and come cut Of 1t general, and he
has reached tie mature age OF something over Ior!
Miss Patience Strong travels with Mrs Regis, the
widow of a colonel in the regular army Killed. NJ Fort
Doaclson aud with the Colones daughter by former
ife who is not first altogether in harmony with her
.tepmother The characters of both these women are
timely drawn Here IL the portrait of the older:
she very handsome TO begin with sitting mere
alone In the one lsrs la Elm m INST ceam morning
brightness feet pretty and TRIM though not SO very
fielder And she was 50 fresh and comfortable | de-
scbed her lust now-as we often describe anu circuit 10
minor details that which gives lle blyou ana coT
general Experimentation L spoke ah9nt tue r me.
Cracking with the first clan morning brgh4e e nSs
since to be- There an electric perception Ol Hes
GSs al All how nice II was to I've JUS up and baed and
In, sct AS Mrs. Gradgrind more cheerful person.
smooth with good rest and cold water, ana inc
peasantness OF morning elaIe, ana y0r T Hn'
Really. looking at her. 1t DIDN'T seem TO
make much difference, TIE sense OF II was SO seen.
nd lQf nd ii Ia
unruied adjustment; out 70 the ups OF nc nuge
that with two or three splenad rus TpS t ~ &
leaned them together, her elbows resting upon inc chn
tsG in its fn White ockng She had widows cap
on which soabsOluelyunouchedn its freshness hat
1t wonder how 1t had ever got maze 4P ot IN.
g;on hen head almost SPECIFIED, as reviewer u u,l
rratey in nental negative thati' ins nave e,oWed
bead and cheeks aud the hair glossy ana so carefully
ARRANGED, though perfectly simple Ihere WIZ Wa
n little glitter, just at the cages, WheIc
il was brushed back hut 1t was NOR
hso mot a wTinkic i'm her face, though knew SOMEHOW.
without the outward betrayal, that she had dou tless
Gnite possible Something in TIE way the Its, qne
fanltless in their share lay ioSetmesG GIS
ing made me think that she would never let her mouth
sa5den Heavily into lines, or her eyes cry themselves
DIM or INTO shrrnken settings Perhaps she forgot
herself long enough she fishou h'St w VS.
nsly every day TO drop into any decay at must parity
come from not caring
The travellers encounter ia Europe Gen P&uI i'usl-
,c.gh whose acquaintance they make and wi't whom
poth mother and daughter iall in love ii VIII not Dc
difficult TO divine as TO which love sreeprOcatCd but
acknowledgements at home the pat Of tire younger aGy
bring at fist 10 the admirers Of Paul Ruslegh the I'M
oeasant experience Of reading OF his second repuse In
tls woong the single thin thread OF POT ihe DOOR
contains It, strength is in the vigor and beauty OF s
al, le and the really admirable manner III "hicd as
work OF travel tits envened by thought and observation
Here are few specimens in Mrs. Whtneys rare oI1gna.
manner
Hair parted from the and flowing softly down
seems Ike eflucnce from the highest; ucek Geh,i'
giving Of what is hOlyrOyai divine sna. mean h9ii
or even whom life has IN no way crowned hiia!!
has any business to wear it So If he does changes 10
descend to very petty things think that is the fe ing
i gives rs Though rerhsls 1t stens IsHc p r t arr
Eau was hairy man the rohue, sa H. ft 1oc
and wandering and unchecked in their grow ~ are NC
Ahsalo's hair getting cntangled in material things
strong, and generous, was his power; cat shot,
b light woman I Mho , seGn ncloss h 10 he
bound Hair tossed confused. disheveltd, is sicn
o ceessnes wdness gct ~ The ise cen ho a5 sy
head il is seemy feminine restraint Men nave GU ga
PnTitans wee Roundheads the rollicking Cavaliers
floating eurls IL is impossible TO LslR
character in the lines and ARRANGEMENTS OF we mar 80
fashions Of the hair show he temper OF ihc uha nan
grows White as We grow on. IL - i ' M iioI cav VIZ
was seen IN the vision with hair like Wool mary Npco
The fet OF Jesus with her hair she sIea eL a es GNc
into lOwcst service We c;nnot make DnG half WEN
or black "GOd that woTketh In M 10 VIII ana 10 90
what He has gwen He does destroy THE hairs OF
heads are all numbered 30 We came 1aeh 70 pr
sana loves again, and the promise Tor them .! he
sign Of the indestIuc'olo' hVur Ae"'S sH" NV -'
Think Rose that there is now and then Of
boz and girl love which runs on into man9oUn ana
w6uanaOoG, and fuits Itself But 40 mol DeAe.e III
when the girl s suddenly so much more tL..n vac o
when she has got 80 much iuithei' ana ohe5 AIN
tfy but II is wOman's bcSsecness lht WOrla has
got wofuly twisted its moral AXIS aha 'hnss .n!
have come right and me- diu that were EC brolC
the food the Sn-il0od nlean-not the watcrnoou "
is Snch little tbat that Rad 10 follow, and
70 did Adam was fist formed then Eve that was the
holy order Now a woman-Mother Goose has It, as she
bscr Than her t,nnb she finds him pint pot, and
sne bids him drum She ties his hose, and-we % yo9
thnk that wcsau is content Do yon lhin6 her SOU
gees marching on J." to that drumming o,
The Tower that leans! Before went 10 Europe used
Tor that am tiled TO death Of already In all sorts OF
prints aud models and in even BODY tax H ead INC nc
majestic reproach-its hiding adequacy q deafness
beauty 10 THE repeated expectationh he reeehoeo eo
ciuu-of tie ages and the generations
aWtat dad they make ii lean iorand dd they make IL
a., nrobIeia II leans as the highest does lean; bends
with the tenderness Of might IL slopes 10 me eaiIh as
The car;i's axis slopes 10 its pain about the sun peh'
down OF heaven that was 10 deep a'd Dle ~.
IL stopped az % whisper some great 9Ang sets p t
catch the Lonesome mystic note with lis bell voice. thl
no Of bells hung far in an ineXorahe nllsnthess
leans toward the , ne5r the levi Mo 5 en M say s 1o
bridcr who made point So-sicnty' mys'erlousy'
fOieycrG
the publication Of Hrs Whtneys volume four more OF
the yesiPocket series OF books, namely, LowelVs
"Vislon of Sir Launfa" Mrs. Brownngs Lady GeIsI-
s;ne's Ceurtship," Diekenss Christmas Carol" ana
Goldsmith's Deserted Village" and traveller All
Of them are TO he illustrated, aud they present very
tempting list of little classics.
me Atlantic Monthly April will also be Issued on Sat
i. rev, It's u,iucipal papers are Mr. g. p. LathrOp's