New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
LITERARY NOTES.

r...rxr.v Ritchic has written story Tor
80. -s,.n nil socn he published 10 England !"
her srst story of the kind.
,s,.. cevslnpd las written for TIA n"iianv "u"o0 "
"a crcpAie News a sketch entitled hneosso'o
s..',,s sse saws that there 10 moro truth than
poe ~ In It. Mi,
IN rscent nunber Of The Sews. Professor David
=. ..,.a,.t., the v,r,uo OF tho Chestnut Boil III
tho Old Joke NO lash is pleasant 10 'ne
,,or. hark no says but under proper reonke' 'no
rrmber and activity Of tho fools viii 10 greatly oa'"
isnea."
Mara Than $3.50 ia asked in England Tor certain copy
n, thu 0rst edition OF feelings Tom Jones III SIN
o,uue Its particular value lies In the fact ina"
9 uncut"
.sinnra I" IA the queer title Of the complete move
h,ch milan fla wthorne has contributed to tpe
1,pu;ncou Tho same NUMBER will contain MY DooA
.na - a personaI sketch by ALT Whitman
The December Harper Is cmphaticaiiy holiday m"sa
a. -. hcerv light and amusing and not without an
undcrtnpe OF the deeper Christmas feeling 'eher"
lew waacc's paper the Boybood OF Christ Is 'oo
ing chronicle Of that beautiful young Ire. MI
Howels's farce is acomicaj combination Oh . o""'
Dre .aful Moase" man IN love and several incohse
,an. omen OF the typo whom the author So oiten
,ntroauces u.s. Mr. Pages Polly" Is clever-perhaps
thus his best work.
,eres of par ers by number OF the most distin
cui,bel English Clergy tho question 10 eaiVa1'u
po.se After Dcaihi" have been included In volume
which Mr. Whitaker IL about to publish
"Hcre are few more rses" says The London Ir'"n
q about The Great Twin Brethren:
f~Mr waddinyton's translated sonnets VIII incuno
tIspsiaons oy Mr. L. Gosse from the swedish ana n.cn
poets by Mr. Ao Us sess, Mr. Gosse and his
critic Mr. Dobsou's literary afiiuence mas not pre-
vented bic borrowing LARGELY from himself ana IS
s bodily OF with slight verbal alterations,
from another Ine."-Spectator
Round and round the mutual tree,
The mutual tree, the mutual tree!
Al il again. and here we De.
Sing Poet Gosse and his Dobson.
"This is the way the books made,
The books arc made. the books are made!
This Is the latest trick o the trade,
Sing Poet Gosse and his Dobsoh.
"sptctotor pufs us in columns five,
In columns five. in columns hve
The two great critics now alive.
Sing Poet GOsse and his Dobson
"Translators we from the swede and Dutch,
The swede and Dutch, the swede and Dutch!
TRANSACTIONS don't cost poets MUCH
Sing Poet Gosse and his DoOson.
"when Poet Dobson writes lives Of men,
Writes lives Of men, writes lives OF meh'
He writes his work over again.
Sing oct Gosse and his DoDson
"You can't havetoo much of good thing boys,
That's how we make in the world a noise"
Sing Poet Gosse and his Dobson
"Who saws that we write each other up,
Each other up, each other upl .
OF puny Envy that fills the cup
Sing Poet Gosse and his DoDson.
"We'rc immortals, as we have said
As we have said, as We have said!
And for ever and ever, when we are dead,
Wen sing OF Gosse and his Dobson.
Tho December Atlantic is more than usually crave IN
tone as s table OF contents testes. The Object OF
University" The Dream Of Russia, The intellectual
Mission of the saracens,' aud Mazzni" are titles
which define the character OF he number. Mr. Bishops
Golden Justice and Miss Murfree's In the Clouds
mr. concluded. Miss Preston contributes a paper on
The Chure o Z L gland Novel" which is acute and
interesting nut hardly amusing as it might be- con-
sidering its subject
a New-Enclaud Idyl" is the title OF forthcoming
novel by Miss Belle G. Greene the author OF New
England CoDscicnce"
General Lew Wallace has written for the forthcoming
work GU Oliver p. Morton paper describing Morions
relations as Governor TO the Kirby Smith and Morgan
raids Senator ingalls, will contribute paper on recon
s,ruotion during Morton, Senatorial career