New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
LITERARY NOTES.

Miss Sarah Orne Jewett's first novel Isl 'he
press of Houghton Midn & Co. Its suggestive
title is " A Country Doctor
Some Of Mr.. Robert Browning's deepest thoughts
ore said 70 be expressed in his new work, when Is
,n,ropriately entitled "Serlora; beng DIVERS
Fancies of Dervsh Fer,shtah." lyric introduces
,he twelve "Fancies.' which are in blank verse
and another lyric appears at the end oil the V"'ue'
The two notices read: - HIS genius was locular
but when be pleased he could be very serious -
q You. sir entertain for one of INV hundFed'
only do not like the fashion of your garments
you1l say they are Persian; but let the" oo
changed"
Mr.. Howen,'s latest volume, his sketches oil
"Three Villages" is in the Osgood press
The wife Of Andrew Lang the poet and eSSay'S''
Is about 10 make her appearance as '"''"''
woman She has written and viii soon puo'S"
novel in two volumes entitled D'sNoVl's N"""
In 0r Bpsch's new book about Bismarck the
Chancellor's wife is not presented IN particularly
feminine AMI Christian light. w" DAYS "''''
the fall of sedan" writes the D"c'ot ''' """-
color read aloud t. II, an extract from one 'i n''
Letters prsvipc. in Scrip'uril language. that the
Trench might he destroyed May ask how t"e
Cor,t.ss isy manfred Prince Abrccht 30 l. ~
1s-ol ,vbi'e dining wtl the Chancellor AZ Yer
sailles on replied the latter sine Is all "S"''
now that her SON Is getting better; Dat N' Is sun
suffering from her grim hatred Of the Gau'S w "'h
She would like {, see shot and bayoneied' every
man Jack Of them. even the tiny Children WIZ
really cauuot help having been born oil Suc- "''"-
Unable parents few days later he nnpait'" u
lis remark made by her conceived IN u l ""'h
milder spirit than the above fear that y""
viii not find any Bibles in France, and therefore
shall send YOU the Psalm-book. 50 that You may
read the prophecy against the French: " ! say 10
You the goddess shall be eNterminated.
The author Of Rutcdge" has produce another
novel which, under the title of "Ph@'' WI"
soon be brought ont by ioughton, MIhin Go.
The same firm arc preparing to issue MT Ol"N'ol">
Roman Singer" and Mr.. Grant Whites " rare
al Mansfield Humphreys" THIS last book VIII con
tain a supplementary chapter
: life of sidney smith, based on family documents
ard the rccollectons of personal friends, "ll so'u
l., published in London 10y Mr. Stuart }. Red.
4 carciulIy litcd and annotated collection Of the
Tuzab,thlu dram1t-ts is to be Wo"Sht ont I'D
London los Niiumo a Balm. The collection leg Ms
with "Clr.-touher Mar.owe." in three VOLUMES
edited by 4. H. Bu,lcu.
Nr. Stevenson has prepared second series Of
0N,y Arabian Nights" IN the shape OF " The Nan
with the Seaskn Coat
copv # the first edition Of "John lng SAINT
already Soi az premium an" '''.'' ''
are given for Mr.. Ru>kn's early works ami Ioi MI
Uanerton's great book ON etching.
SAMPSON Low Marston & Co. are bringing ru' "
novel by Ma lam, Blanche Roosevelt. 1t IS called
~stleo-Struck. OF She would he AN Opera Sanger.
The second volume of Mr. McMa~ter. " History
Of the American People" Will probably appear IN
Octoher.i
Nr. rawcett', novel Of Thinking Cymha's' III.
Grant, e. Average Man" Nh L. A. Bolt" Hn~t>,
anl an ANONYMOUS story called At D"yheh.
VIII be publ shed this sprug by J. X. ONgood Co.
They vii also publish a volume Of Sou1hr'
SNc;cLe~ %, Ny. joel Chandler Hams aH0 d. yen
entitled 4 Midsummer Naiu'Ns. iN Mr. lI'.,
Glnrv kjrk Che &c ol the historian aud e'II'i "l
Lyyiao2Hs Dog t"..
A~to the ethics Of PLAGIARISM The N0'rr 'V '"t'"
holds that any great modern artist should be- pei
,utted to r,cut and to S. anew the literary gems "l
classic time, and of the Middle Ages; that all ""-
thor, have an equal right 70 The eek situations
which are the common store of humanity. am that
finally am author ha, a night 10 borrow OF 'uy q"
idea II Ice frankly acknowledges the tTa0sacii'n as
Thackeray DID III the case {" Inc h''i''" -"
Con~pua ~.