New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
LITERARY NOTES.

LITERARY NOTES.
The Tribune recently reprinted from an English
magazine two powerful stories Of life in India which
showed that their author the pcssessor Of I'M
common abilities. His name. Rudyarf Kipllng. !, new
the magazine. but attached 10 the relation of the
adventures Of "Krisana Mulyancy.' 81 has already be
come one to couture with. volume of his short
Siorics under The title Of Plain Tales From the Is,7
has within few days been reprinted here by Lowell.
All stories Of Indian life. and are, With few cN-
ccptons. remarkable. Miss Arnold in letter to Tho
Ledger says that Mr.. Kping is oniy twenty four
year, old. that he IS nephew by marriage of nurnc
Jones the is and that he has Just settled down TO
literary life In London after having spent the last
nine years almost exclusively in India
Apropos Of Mr. Kipling's brilliant stories in Mac
milan We are tempted 70 suggest that couple Of
thrilling indian ballads. lately pn5ii bed in that mlga
zinc should possibly have borne the same signature.
TIL. bit Of golden truth to be found letter writ
~ Mr.. Lowell 10 Mrs stowe ought not to be for
gotten:
May I. critic by. profession. say the whole truth
to woman Of genius Ne, Ana never be Tor
gwen. too. In the fri place. pay no regard to the
sdye. Of any body, III The -,,?nd place. pay s,.,
No at all Ny advice Is to follow your own in.'inct
,u,rc-- All lie in Tho simply natural We al pre.,h
.r, ''' "o' ds@n don't practise it, DonT
feel II every day ia this weary editorial mill Of mne
idra,- thing for one vho can aud feel. and ~
produce nature and chaii,t'rl Ten thousand df
great No'hiug hu, ewes aud nitn in them ihe
same true 81 Ilts ~." nowhere more often
than I'm author, the truth that men love their OPP
'hlpnrccl-
Iut al,o it ought rot to be forgotten that shake
-pcaic ard Thachcry found great deal Of the ideal
and spiritual 10 the simply natural
An exciting rnor comes from London 10 the effect
that Nr. Henry James is dramaiilng one 81 his own
novels Delightful as most Of Mr.. James, work j.,
1t Pea. never been found dramatic. even bv b., most
ardent aimircr- and the outcome ~ hi new attempt
will therefore De looked for with eager curiosity Can
the new school, the liner art be put into acting
formi
Bret IIarc has written new tory with the char
actcri-tlc title Of "A Sappho Of Green springs
Mis- Katharine rcar.on woods. granddaughter Of
the late jane, Daaucy NoCahr. is the author Of the
novel entitled Mct,crois sho, Maker She i, a
-irou- believer ia what is called Christian socialism
Dr N4r'inoau L. bringing out q ncw work, " The
seat ~ Authority in Religion 1t is described As rep
f..,ntn- ti" authors attempt 20 make clear 10 himself
flc ultimate ground Of pure religion m the human
mind and the permanent c-sencc Of the religion Of.
Christ ln history.
AID now IL Us shown that Byron had not that pro
dr.ou. ,ouceit which ha, 80 often been attributed 10
him s.. PROOF read this c.tra't from letter written
and .old in ". some time ago hy Lady Byron; " l
PFC letter from Byron Yesterday. and he abuse,
himself than the Edinburgh reviewer. He says
= haze au, REGARD for him never viii mention hi,
p..ir, to hu more. a.. be vi.hc, TO FORGET It. y, "a
.,,olu.y % va. gcll enough hui 30 man be- has done
vith 10 forever he SAYS however. that he has been
better treated tan Dec deserves 10 Dee. for that Of ten
review De- has been pia-ei hy seven bu that IL b.,
1905 ANYTHING that could Doe said II him that would pre-
vent h.- writing. hat that bee ha, really opinion Of
BIZ talent, that and ia, now no pleasure in the
employment. cod help him II hc Is so easily dis
courr. .cd he viii neither be satcsmnn, or an orator
10 short he VIII do 40 good
An English translation Of II. Won sybcIs History
Of the Founding Of the German Empire by William t.
/, I'm courc Of preparation ~ Professor Perrin. Of
Boston University. Crowc VIII publish it.
4 new novel bv Mrs. olphant e., coming from the
prc,s II b, recorded J., example OF this lady =
versatility tAat she once proposed 10 the Editor oi
nlaclwooi- Magazine that She should write th"
whole Of one number T. g.. the serial tory upon which
he was then engaged. and five articles on different
topics,
The Origin nal Ms If Tic lyrics I'm Tenny.o Irin
ccs which sold the other day In London brought
''', .',, .,.c, and, ,,,cd hr,,,h, tho .,,,
sum- The ils, Of Moorc's Lala Ioo.h' and Of the
I'LL '"''' " -, So, ,
posed "l "a ''h''Hh' INV ''''' '"'"'
The late Lord lam.nglon says in hi, ju,t printed
| chant.r Of "reminiscences:
| - ,...,.,, ,.,. ,pofhcr If tbc ultlni romnno.
''tv ,,,l ,n,. ,n,,fh al the nm. ~ mn liualv
lnn ,t.~,' l...n,, ui uoIifi,,l If, W. Learned.
,,, lin r.r,li That ,,u one occasion he laid down
49, p~ nriuripl. of the ~ element Of .ucc,-, the