The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-25
car,y,s,s Beck. a, Harvard.


 tBoston Correspoadeaee Hartford Times
 Readers oi the Carlyle An1 Emerson corresponpence will remember how the question was agisaRed as to whether Q, no Ms. Carlyle should not leave certain portion of his books to the Harvard col lege-and how it was decided on the right side, and the books, wiiled to the library 10 1873 arrived here nd were safely depoSned in 1881. There are about 300 volumes, ana among the col lection are the oSoks of reference he made use of wale compiling his Crou well, and " Lie of Frederick the Great. ' These are alt rendered doubls interesting by the plentiful marginal notes which sn. hven them. The books are n an Alcove 1 by themselves in company wlth hls chair and a Step, iaducr, ana 1t is a tate treat to be shos up w,Ih then for feS bours, Many oi them are sn German { $ we should naturally expect of the great lover of German hterAtare) and the l. ,- glish SoIks embrace many that arc helt at high value 0y tue dllsttanie book collector. It Is cunous thing to turn over those books of the Crom we'll tiNe leather bound, uneven type and rough | ron, nf those wno lived A bout the tune ot Ens land great civll war, and hnd all the httie anecdotes and details relating to the great events uAnspiuns, ~h,ch A,e more or less dropped out In SuoseQdsat histories. raefe Ats ntae ssla aa. of sermons preached before the house. ot parliament as S,. M,rg trets West nih- sIer, bet tae years to1o tnd I64S On, butthe parliamentary pt -tcaers ss.e As earnest A the D Irii Amenttf, AFn5. and so tuIl ot taith! We may f.ncy the rodlt- heads q nvcring ~ith coavi1uaa as tacy Sat under tnclr encouraging exAor AtolS Ia tnAaSsgivins ser Il la tot aa; ot tneF minor vtctoucs ii is, G1i altn oee the Salvation ot the PArhi neat. Ant "a the 1 Parliament ali tor ta= PI nAn;At; Sal vAaon tc0 n several ueAchsnci tl fe) il open n1suilues. IL was victory w,Ia httle io sse, very httle iosse, on olr i.. 1 They SAY not Aoov: 70 1i oLr nel sl In, aud 400 of thee ee4e ay Ybdr eh nts, ire ,catteset Aai At.nJst Al yJur luoys sAte i m the qliVer'
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