New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-02

mere Is Il ntllc group vi SOhlc VI CtlcDldicu
English litcrati, worth looking al pelhaps:-
fa.,,t heard all iuy lie OF VANITY Of women as a
subject 81 pity men, but Wnen went 10 londOn i"
yaniy III lnsn p ces "h,ch was never trains ended
b, Qia; q. women their lOWIer rank There
B.oua laln winVns under newspaper criticism, ana
ya iII2 the tool among SHY women IAcrc was Jthtcy
i,I.ug Wh clever women, IN long s1cce>5!OH. There
Was BulWtr sofa, Sparkling aAI laH-hlshlnE among
q sol " female vo,ailcshe ana tIcy dzehed ou PEI
fuIct, ANA presenting TIE nearcs. pc uic d" scrI-lJ
40 bc saen British grOund-uhiy ihc th,AtfuHcr OF
hjcur Ui tue lord oi the hareH JUInS absent lheic
Was poor CdhDCil the Pc I, oDI uluS ms seHlmtnta-
,i|1 L' I ,c o,r OF our nous. and mcyrf cye
again. because, a!tor warning, he down, III room
- ln,y nd ;nnts wAlcll ven very easily on ciS-
tons and WnIch carried nlau naoa 70 Inc wall and r.
bu,iAcd Of course inaEiu' cNciJbudE iduSA On Wcnl
.ooI CunabcI ia "a nun; and, wcil "a ! had
ioug known him, never ann again: ana was
yrIy eor9 Ms scnilntndliiy VAS too sos ANA IL
ci y3 iilsc too MORBID 10 let nu h. AN agreeable
,.uui.i0n. On occasion OF the Catastrophe, hc ca.r
vita uout forty aHInON one morning 20 sISn petition
to P,rlIie.t Ior an International Copyright Law. Ih,n
tran people suppuS,; Dt st, nl ilug 50 tiGci GA
tr rnirct as 10 warrant the severe jut aicnt current il
t.Ii 10 u. vanity inorc was Edwin Iiidecr "a fI ma,
and agreeable companion, but no 'nh7 MS cIoeri"-
a, mercy Of ioat lO.Es giaco'i>It"s 10 HIM
ROOM, curlrd aud crdNatrd. ana gdht
iug ROUND IA anxiety aJ"Gt his rccct,i could no. but
IA ,he woman Wu-d'. NAcFc among hef Own sex sac
COGd LGd pap iD!r Faniy; pul iA", AL ii%t WIS
forgotten when oe sitl"s Ona d'v"h Win nm sc
liz play villa tnr dog Iheh There wa VIA "si,
gas my praise III universal learning, toHlLsrcicc
benz h.. .oi il, .., sydncy Santa sa0j,InI lang e.
aGo.ttoa rough was has nature wItu students,
uNdis, ana speculative Opponents.
o. al tlie English authors. Mss Mar;Ineau seems
TO cherish the greatest sympathy and respect ior
Cauyle:-
lis excess Of sympathy has been, believe, the mas
tc.tin oI MS lIr. HC docs not know what 10 do MH
II and with it, bitterness. seeing that human ilc - N
81 aIn vino lUoa cat lOI and ,hc saya2cucSs
which has come II b., nam Characteristic OF Tins sIu
pl1r fna d, my opinion, mere expression OF his III
a. raytr sytnIa.tny tde suffering. lie cannot
mes la. love ana pity ttuIa! act, lac other people;
ana, II shows ilsc often Ia unnatural speech. BuJ
H. those wEO understand Ls eyes, las sag manner, His
changing & ju: ~ siB, and the cOlsi,Ii pndl P"dcW
MICA renders him silent about ever tang t!aJ ~ iis
the most deeply, hs wl'd speech ana dDhpt naAer are
perfectly lntelsIbc.
She relates "a droIl anecdote Illustrating the ques
ton of ils love of fame -
| remember being puzzled for long while rs to
whether Carfyle 81 of dd not care for fame He Wa
tor eyt scoln aud BE seemed b. M Jdsi the mai
Ia rite because lac needed 10 utLci hDncii WithOnt "a
terror considerations one day was dn.nS there a."he
had brought over nom Amerc l%chi1 ave coVcs OF
ms SartoF Kesarus." as reprinted tbcfr; ami having
sold them a. the English price, had some money To- put
INTO mis- hand did put 10 into his hand tic first iih',
but n made him uncomfortable. ana he sen III par
of slgBet rings for his wife and me-, (ger motto being