New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
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AND NOW
WHO WROTE
THE NEW KING ARTHUR
WHAT W. A. CRoFFUT THINKS OF IT.
"s the most ingenious yerse.wrting that has been pro-
duced in this country during generation It STUDY
Of verse far skIfuly done then anything Oh Lung
fellows or Lowelps or stedmans"
Fl. II. BOYEsEN CHANGES HIS MIND.
HE NO LONGER THINKS FAwCETT THE AUTHoi'
But THE EDITOR OF PUCK.
ct suspected when my friend Faweett honored me WIN
the authorship Bunting Bali that his own cohSclen0
lot good l. therefore return his compliment inc NC"
King Arthur however suddenly suggested TO me the nao
OF Bunner, who possesses in rare degree 'no ~
to be both grave gay end both with equal grace
New King Arthur gives evidence OF the same
power verslncaton ITS predecessor and the same
cal humor Both books my Judgment tic work OF no
Editor Of Puck"
EDGAR A. FAWCETT ALSO CHANGES HIS
MIND.
HE GROWS ARGUMENTATIvE AND GUEssEs
BRET HARTE
ct seems to me decidedly doubtful that the authorship OF
this Opera without is that OF MI GILBERT ior uo
at all detect any resemblance to his manner III ho o
verse; nOtwithsta certain decided SnallteS III VI"
hyned songs Mt Edmund Gosse might be responsDe io
It, though OF nothing humorous that be has ever pup
shed I'm verse Mr. DObson again. has written pages
delicate and lovely humor and yet can recs no
burlesque his pen. Surely the muse OF MI o. I. oVc
man. golden PRIME, has become too serious lo
such an exploit 1t 70 entirely OF Joaquin Mlers vein
usually so passionate and ervd Bat how about MT Bret
Hartel Do not the poetic moods throughout inc opera
mixed constantly with raery fun and satire point rahe
tengy toward this writer Indeed, II Mr. Bret Hare ou
| hot The
Arthur now frankly confess with regard TO the whoe
cOnundrum. that give It up"
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