Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
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IFor Book Reviews Sse Supplement-
Mr.. Edwin Arnold's new volume OF poem
un,l -C..- nnntk

hr. EdNln hrnOlu 3 new foiumoo PoS"S
is to be entitled, THE Secret o Death
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A few pieces left in MS. have been added
by Mr.. Palgrave to his forthcoming edition
OF Keats poems.
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lola has received 5 5000 merely for the
right of first newspaper publication OF his
noyol "Germinal.'
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Nine. Alphonse Daudet is about to pub
lish q book wherein, it is said, she shows
that she has caught her husbands style,
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The first English edition ofMr. BroWnlng's
new volume, "FeriShtah's Fancies," was ex-
haus.ed soon after publication. Another
has since been issued.
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For u sound copy of the first edition OF
1iawthorne's ~"Fanshawe." the rarest of all
the Hawthorne books. it is believed that so
could now be obtained.
Nv
Mr.. KiDglake is engaged on the final
chapter of the concluding volume OF his
History of the Crimean War The first
volume of this work made its appearance y
years ago.
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The square, old-fashioned house in which
Nathaniel Hawthorne lived during a part Of
his career at Bowdoin College has recently
been offered Tor sale. The house is shaded
By elm trees.
Cardinal Massage is said to have been
directed by the Pope to write an account Of
his 35 years of work among the savages of
Africa, and 10 volumes are g~iveu<as the
size Of the narrative when published.
Nv
Or. McCooks Tenants of am. Old
Farm is already out of print. Another
edition is promised by Fords, Howard Il
Hubert for come day early in January,
Tie book was very popular with holiday
purchasers.
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\ lone memoir of Steele will introduce
the volume Of selections from his writings
which Austin Dobson has been preparing.
Mr.. Dobson has found some fresh items OF
information in regard to the author and
these h. propuses 10 INCORPORATE in u larger
Life
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Gray will DC rePohIshed IN tins country BY
H.. I. Armstrong " son, that hrm having
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,.,r, n,o,o-;or fonn5 Inv Mr. Gnsse in tb.
s,,.v MSS. at Cambridge.
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N'''T' mas uhuS'''AT" 'oe cut LOT To"' '"T''
ny me Poe"ta' VOTES .. L0Fu p5ro", Tue
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h1F"fy form a ''Tt winch can De reg"'t leu
Us hha': Mr. EoFDian ".t cH.'atr 'ne
poems WIN Tue h'S' o'"er cary eu'''oHSc
an! win me aEGl'aDto manuscripts W. ~
%".yA a cohsiuerap4e IumoGr are III ht'
Murray possession Byron " NOES
"l!l, Of course, be retained. OtherS VIII De
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p.lor,s pro,bory of Eostor rrint IN their
,ho tonon.;na ov,roct from
on. Of Charles Dickens speeches: There
ms; he an international copyright arrange
r.nt ENGLAND has done her part, and !
am confident tho fine is not far distant
I,n America will do hers. II becomes
10 ,hore,,er Of q rraat country. first, be
,.r,o il is ~iustiee; secondly. because with
,.. !, you meyer can have and keen q litera.
,rr.. ot ropr own"
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L IS gravely related concerning Il ''I'''n
wealthy but ignorant Bostonian whose
library was selected for him by a wei!
known book firm, that several months after
the bill was paid he presented himself in a
towering passion at the bookseller The
family goyerness had discovered an edition
Of Elizabeth Barratt's poems which she de-
cIared imperfect, because the Browning
was omitted from the title page. The book
seller, who had carefully selected the library
with great pride, explained in vain that it
Isforo sbo bocame Nrs Rrownipg and a
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