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de~a al its mistress wAiis her work 10 PRO-
gFe.sing.
MARIETTA HotlEs, the author OF % Josiah
Aliens Wife" is said 10 be The worst pen
wofnaa of all the women engaged In literary
parx9itA- Her manuscript Is described as
sllaost updseiphersale. and some ankind
crIties suggest thai II Il were satiresy 80 10
would 90 marked improvement and ad-
vantage 10 literature
SpEAkINe Of Shskespearess use OF words,
the Milwaukee seatsne, classes .reaegea
Ia the sense ef "deny,n smoas those
wholly obsolete. Yet the word is stiii cur,
rent among card players IA many places
where the player whc trumps a trick ar
throws away upon n, when he had suit, Is
Immediately toldi "Ioa reEegeda you re-
neged."
MISS AuevsrA On GRAssn Srrvrss, q
young American woman who has uade her.
self place In Londoa literary life, has re-
told IN volume issued BY Ruskin's pub
Usher the fayoritc theory OF sixty years ago
In this country which ideatined the Dauphin
OF the Temple with OpwarenAuahl an
Ircquois chef, who became known as
Eleazar Williams.
M RUsKIS has written sixty-four works,
and now receives about s2Qe0o annually
from his publisher The new edition Of his
"Stoncs Of Venice" required ten tons of
paper, and that of his Modern Painters" is
expected 10 use up twenty tons. For a long
time be would allow only one bookseller 10
offer his works for sale; bat he has been
compelled 10 abandon his position on this
point
SHo NEnoTo, o japanese student In tho
University OF Vermont, gives some inter
esting facts about bis eopntry. The Jap
anese, he says, read more American than
English books. Last year 5000 English
and $4,000 American books were imported.
Until recently all the editors Of oil the
newspapers were men, but in March lest a
temperance paper was established in Toxic
by Mas Asai and Mrs. 6asaki, the secretary
of the Toxic Women's Christian Tenper.
Rnoe Union.
The Pou MuIl Gazstte says, at is under
stood that IL the American Copyright bill
sheuld become law our publishers will send
to America the manuscripts Of wetl-known
authors whose books are certain 10 COM
| mand sale on both sides of the Atlantic,
| and viii receive back tho stsaeo molds. In
this way the loss to the English printing
| business viii be minimized. OF course
books by unknown writers which attain M
expected popularity VIII have TO be printed
! twice"