New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


Acr,ti, Lar'lv knows sometimes What 20 10 WIFI
nrpaterr,sA rly,res Nhe'h her Gnresd, opa-s t'emhy
aud So ralev the Gi~i and eye. or Sp2gig nSlthfr'
read them through there is little MAT pahehce
cannot dol. AMI having mast rsi hex iGsfJ'N ~"
coed t. casticotc tie vanity of those wiz WY
nilly, print roetry that has notauE l"t--'a'7'oSS
tTifes composed with rare. verses which fePe'Fes
ate stsuzas that have rot lea.re.'o stan 81 Cnh'
ipadths that will nat--Scw can they ANSWER 'iot
this mixed metaphor lay the coii; &C the m"s' Ne-
mendons pen # Miltonl-,niIth that ctvtT moves 10
lauqh,cr Woe that DROPS follow uot after rhyth-
mi,al rubbish. fatu,us foolish, mrltitudiaonSy
mulish.-.wrat shall b. done with all this stun OF
which there's mere !han qldntim sWf What can
be done With bards Ike these, would he swans VIC
are certainly geese is ~ better - Kill them or ir1
them go WI so:2eboiy ten usi We don't
know.
TIE cause of these perpevcl reflections
these shadow intricate inttosEaoiionS,-l>a vol
ume % posrls aud oh such ones just published Wy
g. Y. Putnain's soma. Of wGlch tho longest Arse
sg hight, is written old Nick Bottom might
write-supy osne, shat is what nowhere appears
tina: he leaned 20 write lsngih with his ears, and
taking. with barls like ours his station, remained
unconscious Of lis translation. lis story IT
Egypt in % Zen tine cxtartAencefor,h III American
rhvme, far back beyond the reign OF the LhediVe,
when its ruler iaJ Salic law Il M was ShoolNe'
Il Occupies four parts or cantoS, winch together
would paper dozen portiaahteaus and u haSi l"I
Characters three silly bodies, who are q priest,
queen and goddess. iHut lest we suffer iT"hi f''
devices well give the cold shoulder now 10 Isis
Arsie,is was priest Il hers. respected 81 "a. HeI
wurShippcrs the Queen was Tie syfcn Cleopatra
Observation-Disclosures spirit-shattcrer bat she proud AZ
,ias.s wouldn't hatter her Though tlatter thGn ne
nobody could be- # he saw bs advantage in II, par
IL, ut not tins Saruput Of old Nile. who great
Mark Antony did b.guilc heglliled as IN reaing-it
WIS tl. STYLE tie manner which BUilon maintained
yvaStktmar in which te thoughts II orr poet ran
aasy. e.opacr: norid, free, bright rs the sunlight
swift as the SEA, decorated with deep descriptions
If those sper1ly sEart Egyptians, nunnes III
monumental ca'm strongly smelling OF spice
AMI ialri wIar IL liuen lapped IL lead,
the lci,t le.trlctcl Of tbs dead: So be it fact O.?
n.cgory wen So 100 m.Ic about the story, CT which
tho poet wlsl.ct. aud we with his aspirations Goa
.nr and aer.c. oh shat this verse might qeriect
be- a. perfect ia rs way snc II so S"c"ter poem
tlrr dId n,.rr flow from BTon'S PEN. Tie sees
HE o,d mysterious 5rhycX, aud what it might IN
port be thinks, and why one figure doth embrace
Tive E1n's form. lha w0nan's fare: "Man doth Of
greater kro,, ledge BE- tie lion Of ToIc strength than
H. Thus these Egyptians did combine tie TWO in
forms Of MIXED design, and offered, in l]is novel
Pun Improvement Oh aJcatcd Uan.' Oi the temple
where IL, Swallowed lights the goddess ISIS dwelis,
he writes. "oh ;rT The power TO here give sracs
the hidden beauties IF that place! From grandeur
of what's seen, ti> clear. how mash ia" light would
make appear. Ana all his woud be tod to thee
jf,c3rtasin the dark could sce' Om poet hath
OWNED OF Guessed. That or thoughts. the great
est. best are never Uttcrd uor expressed. Some
brisLt ideal, from afaT most beautiful when pictured
are. while others would more perfect look ii made
apparent IN book" lie says resembling iulTer
then The brush is utaht.cT than the Icu.' And
al a slave. whose classic grace prOclams Ler of the
Creciuu race conceive jLs i.dy cl. Ell ia tights.
with more than byronH pen hc writes: "A wealth
IF owiug silky Aa.I tai, Der hose pretty shoulders
Eafewbile scarce concealed OH well. It's clear most
waste Of time 10 iL.erbera" Further OF woman, NJ
tres acrn Le siuceth as had Tilted been; "Woln
ans l1t is far from w5r>t, blessed with pretty
face-not cur>t. thu hrr mind cqD scarcely stray
hlaher than tie auco OF Play. Lack of brain caI-
not confer least 'EEappuess on her Nothing know
ing SHE doth co, thinking she does all things know.
Shoald sh- chance 20 sutlor wrong, sorov cannot
hold her oag GrHat Is The mind which Eiet and
raiu can t'creunt, an entrance gain. N0J so pleas
rpf is Beer path. she who mind for beauty hath.
Then her life IS ole long sigh, tat shes emphasizing
t. the eye
For this. AMI moro that might j." quoted, oU
poets metre should be notcd-the metre of an
antique song. stretched. rs If j., strands were
strong, for what with saved. called seem also, il
may }e saLed baa.otd ,>ie0sa1 authority for both,
and what with DO Ola, does, aud doth, and other
forms that vigor give 10 that small verb mtransi-
tive and thoughts which cannot sounded be, d" lar
deeper ahau the dcptb'o-S sca' for all these
graces, and these Charms, ike bangles on q Aautch
glrrs aras jtlis 1are but expressed more 3D. exists
somewhere in Groulai lII".- las hcan our de
Hight 90 show eu bcspch.Ied iihoicN ina lai- beau
unit.