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The names Of more than two hundred dneent writers have
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The New King Arthur Scarcely two expert critics have
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Is W. A. CRoFFUT THE AUTHoRi
rors Critic 81 feel sure that Mr CroGu Is the author
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In issue OF April 10. 1885: The yereacation In The
Runting Indicates practsoi hand III throughout
easy smooth light and for the most rat graceful Tho
satire sharp though polished Ihe poem has plenty
tnTbed IN must be admIted that It well don
Conveys much wholesome tTuhn VEN oi hight and noHng
Then this!
In issue OF Decemb 25 8S5 We compelled 20 sup
pose that this finds audience may be hoped
W.
cessor The author cannot wholly lost
since he has the grace conceal his identity As an
example his WORK is deD0falizIIg."
And yet
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, sail:
began reading The Bunting Bat meaning TO take but
taste Of it, stopped until had finished It, 1t is
ingenious WITTY fluent and wholesome. shoud ike 70
know who the author is"
ALBION W. TOUBGERS CURIOUS GUESS HEREBY
SUBMITTED TO THE AUTHOR.
Evidently one OF ne " Ftt but Eeo.'
"Ihlve derived exquisite pleasure from The perusal o
The New King Arthur am inclined TO think that
the New King Arthur written by Sir qalahad and
would thank submit this guess TO the author lie
will know whether right not though II may
curious guess 10 YOU"
The New King ATtaur" ami The Bunting Ball" arc
companion SOU l2mo cloth beautifully bound
! NJ
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09

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$1,000
TO BE PAID MARCH lsr 1856,
FOR NAMING THE AUTHOR OF
THE BUNTLlNG BALL
THE NEW KING ARTHUR.

It will occur to that chief object in making the
offer Of ST. goo naming tho author of The Buntng Ball
was to book. However that may be- tho following
supDlied very strong motiye 1t has been mantllned
time out of mind that 1t easily possible for expert
critic 10 author of book from the evidence supped
by the We did not believe tins to be true We
doub h IT many books nave been wrongly attributed
TO this or celebrity by the application OF the ac
cepted canons criticism internal evidence nor hal we
much many OF the claims pui forth b. tho AL
yontes OF the Newer criticism to their ability 10 tell by
internal evidence which books Of the Bible Moses Ira
Other sscroi historians posts end prophets dd or d0 no
wife did that the nehOd OF Thought or the
anper OF expression supplied suc data 10 determine
Dod s shorter than that man can 81 eoh
Now, II contemporary critics oi famous
living identify his wriings by internal oy
deuc" how this method OF Identification 0i TIC
wIitga Of an ancient author concerning whom We Know
very lttei our pleasant little experiment Win ANlng
critics not complete
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09

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