New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
BRITISH And 4 NERICAN CABS.
A NEW INTERNATIONAL" NOVEL.

A NEW INTERNATIONAL" NOVEL.
EXPATR1ATIoY A novel. BY the ant4or q Aris-
tocracy.' Emo paper PIP. 3O7. ID. App!e'on
This skit on the bad manners Of the titled
iiriton and his American initator Is animated and
biting; but il is less amusing than were ITS pre-
Gcccssors. "AriStocracy" and American Coin"
II has nothing which can he called plot It's con-
cusion is vague; its eps~ics ale Slight and
disconnected; and lis tone is that Of farce rather
Than Of comedy It's characters mostly male
and female cads from the peer OF mot long
descent 10 the New-York AnglOmaniac, who gets
her points on English HABITS largely from her
servants There Is little play II motive in the
book, and. we have sad, no plot. Ii Is IN
their talk that the characters reveal themselves.
and here tie author has put forth ali his strength
Of satire For the most part II is uncommonly
natural and uustudicd talh. whether conversation
or monoloeuc and, if exaggerated sometimes To
the point OF farce that is not very great fault n
an cphcmcral title dcalnG with international coa-
trasts
Two Ncw-York families appear IN these PAGES
rs strueeicrs l,r social recognition in England.
one possesses not only great wealth bat
pedigree running back through many generations
of refined Knickcrbochcrs. The other family has
more money than training. and exhibits manners
calculated e. make the blood Of the laStldous
run cold. in their efforts t. ect into tilted
society and 10 be- mistaken for iirtouS thcmscitcs
The knickerbocncrs axe quite vulgar as the
members OF the other family. which has no claim
10 b" included la the -Four Hundred The Earl
OF Mayfair has his Own particular Kind ot ciddsl-
Ness. and his son. Lord PccadiIly. reaches
Ac,+ht of .ul-ariiy before winch Tie American
arilc!" pdlcs aud snIiuAs. Ills youth. durlag
visit 10 Nc,g-YoGk. has amused himself hy
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