Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-22

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obligation, but tho writers would like a,
loast 10 know that tneir ietters nave Ie"snoa
| inc oplect oi tneir a'octoh OF no"iaBo.
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| AN amusing ilIustratiop of this, which
| lohg mas been my secret belief, IL Afforded In
| MISS 10 y hlo"m. EN.Juuge Tourgee, VINO
| WONT ou N fool l'rrano when WIN such an
| equipment ~ MS no sought literary distinc-
tioh ana tiea 20 run our Continent nils TWO
whole pages in telling how precious his time
IL, lar too precious to waste III writing auto
| graphs! "l make IL rule" no says, "never
| To send duplicates, especially when as yester-
| day had so many requests accumulated as
| to take almost the entire day TO NIL them
| tiamous man -. Indeed think those
| coilectors VINO ask Two or lnree are .he oorn
ono'''19 W .',o'v .',Io '''.o iu' .. U,Sous
VINO cnance 70 DC noiea or nosorlous , etc.,
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III repiy 10 s.i'Ir ,t leIu%es. % Ieter
ansMe, SUN ie.ters ehl' a,u ,uen , sIsneu MS
nahn ~ any tnihE, lhuveu, tn.s - WI
& Ieai irisn nuli. blt the pest IaIt 1i tne
yohe " tnst the renowned maker Oh bricks
,"uut ", itt straw aiu sucn my, was not Satis-
nv he,i Win Mfiung thls one letter OF TWO pages
- 80 ~" i's.'o t'iia no ~, I'M W wi.o nls
' m,,"' "a 10" ' meeHs awe, al uns"liciteu % ne
,p SUI. shosnoL 's l'ei lons.i .o.'eI, or
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pioSIou, p, stIonst,i ""i h'"'i'op'' III "i'i"s
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THE best reply the famous eH-judge could
have received would have been the letter
written Miss B. by man fully as noted and
,s hus,. a. he anS a ,ond deai more 90 too
a. ouSs as ne' aiu soou aeai 'noio so 700,
,ho icarheo author Oh ine h'ght o' AsIa'
"iGtris oi the attn Nc' lie wrote
Ihel''' u, pe aSheu !" "onlso tnree Nuei I.ah
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Won SEQ 10 if ,t once and most willinrlv'
"Yours very truly,
"EDwIN ARNOLD"
Just as full of kindliness and hearty good
Will, and Mt the same time thoroughly char
Wierlstic OF the distinguished anthor,-
surely ~ hhsy man aS any IN En nglana or
~ t,'o o"inR tll't a' 'oIns my
S".us i,iona , aln''ti,, II ca'le ih lesl'ohse
@ , Is, ~, ms am W, ttigo Ia!us'
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representcd to he. does itP
wtrIyrI cor Tina sanIu u 10 ind
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'oH"'uH ""''''o" .>'n''' ,n'hhs ms naiie
enough so uoes iiehry 're'llie (Mine'
Alice Durand), the hearty teller of sea tales
W. Clark Russell, who writes n miserable
schoOl-bOy's hand, perhaps to correspond
with the quality of his stores,-Edmund
Gosse the dainty poet and almost oyer-cuI-
,ureI critic 'fbnmas Hardy author of
"Fa, from the M,dding Crowd" &c,
Thos. Hughes. G.. II. Spurceon. u. Craik
ana a number of others from across the sea
prof NAV Mular sends his nhotnoranh
aud his name in three Languages Your
obedient servant j. A. Froude" writes a
rapid, dminutive hand; while Anthony
Trollope scrawled as If he had scrlveners
cramp, vet he said 1t was done "with
pleasure" The treat lnscrutable Robert
broWhlhss chirosraphy hlght DO iillstakeh
IOr tnat Ol some ternan VINO nau only late
hand is lust ~ angular and irregular.
Frances Ridley Hayerr,l sends a copy of
90 ha,,1o, NJ - ID '"O'''''' WV "'''0'
''uH tI laniou, , ahu say m, ,,., ,.,
pleased me best in the writing OF It Believe
me, Very sincerely yours,
p ouat inEoiom E niioso n, pu.uo ;tn -. 0"