Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

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rected, or at least altered more OF les.
before their publiesfisa In bosk-form, 90
that the reader rarely encounters one In |
exactly the same shape % In the period |
icAl. Mr.. L0ngfelloW IL net a frequent |
diner out although he has probably |
quite often eaten from the banquet board |
Of James T. Fields and Others of his |
more intimate friends who have doubt
less returned this compliment. His |
health is very fine, and he has never been |
better than during the present season.
He is at present engaged on a series |
entitled "Poems of Places" This work |
requires considerable reading, note-tak-
ing and sorting out of old poems and |
and the poet rarely has
poem in print nowadays. The first
three volumes, relating to Scotland,
France and Italy, have already been pub,
lished, and the printers are now at work
on ''Spain." The manner in which copy
lie furnished is as follows: When the
printers are out the poet sends up boy
with a wheel-barrow or other vehicle
laden with books containing poems which
he wants to include in bis collection,
with written reference to the book and
poem or poems. The compositors set up
the matter indicated, and the books are
sent back to the residence Of their own
err. The poet 10 said to be anxious that
his books may appear in as neat and at
tractive shape as possible, and the dia-
mond edition was only allowed because
the exigenciss of book.making required
it, the costlier books being 80 far out of
the reach Of vast class Of readers that
to get at them it was necessary to issue |
an edition within their means.