New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
THREE NOVELS.
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EXHIBITION Of Nn.l,.nI'l.. but ia their per
c.H'r- that "'A: bong mad" rnl' II J. a. h"''n
m.i'',cI l",- hl:l ia,'i'.. and t'at PREFER
c:.rr, fnAded In r",>n. Or ilnpb!n, a. in"!ll.cut
judgment have MOTIF < 20 d, With the matter.
Ia The c","!!y wi,i"n hit" vollirn" h"tir u,
hav" American M "h' love, one En,;! 'Nn,n t..i
.,,ti.yr: paradox created Is the
II her uutler who J. u" Offensive Augolnahitc
Ia III" story and vet hot offensive y, rlr would he
had not the fact D'" clearly c>tisbi7rd tILt fIo
is II typical :-,l II ftHhloi. The description NE
evolution, II Nj, lloyd tUit, VIE ot II r.,p,~'table
dry good, t, ~hou, mh"rIta'co h;., brought many
million, from tl.r mere nlddl' class snuSuc,, # il
,idc street bruHnrOno h"I,c To- III" IMPOSING dignity
VI u palace 3 Tho Avenue t. delightful and vet
drr;dfIIly realistic. We u~e tho adjective ,.',uc tn,
cl.+i. rrprc,,ia;Ipn Of tins pha. ~ life it,
cvl,aby leads 10 reflections which by no mean,
soothing encouraging. TlIr idea that IN, the
| mai rial tend Of I'd STATE,
Il. p',frs,'r- s-'ldUm 10 Think there H..
AM higher or vUith;rr modes oi employ ing II. that
after discovering the hpllOwur>- and illusion II
all such occupation, they SIN remain bound 10 their
idol> but d"ub'- the gcI,uluric,.
not aot" Of thu; which we call civilization bii a, to
the Wisdom and utility of the hammers. forms aid
Of living. which ucc,toIic'l to with
shat We call culture. Pcopl" "f "Np":irn"". however.
d. not trouble 'hrmsci,r about idcIhtol- vi tins
hind. being we'll that the world will so III
way 10 matter how Wisdom crcth ott The street.
such calm and veteran observers welcome nru0n like
the AugloIatuc," at least stimulating II not
palliative. The Mr- Floyd Cutis'-. wliosr sole am
Liiion /, to get into" the social swim. and who
not much happier when they get there seeing nor,'
difficult peaks bcvord. PERHAPS realizing that the
doll /, stuffed with ,awdn,t Will always he rsatcon,
prey for IL" ,itirtt. THY uuNa'ranta,ly
proud Of "hat should b. t.cIi shame that sympathy
with Them T. ont q! the question.
A. to the noic intelligent crcatnrre, 81 whom Bar
bara Clay Is Twp. they Interest because they
danG"ruu-. The" are predatory animals parasites
with teeth AID r!aw~. AID also with brain, which
enable them To- guide and control the stnpdcr hlpcd,
upon whose iui'"' they flourish All societies have
such parasite and they nc,ssnry for tho pre- ,crva
ton Of lvclnc'S, f. say the least the normal develop
nicnt Of putocrtcy II the Anclonanan kind being IN
tie line of duncNs and heavinc,,. Poor Mrs. FLOYD.
Curtis falls into TIE Joint nursing care Of the Countess
OF Mclrose and barbara CLAY. and tho result is the
attainment Of that Paradisaical state in piled I'm the
union between tho British Peer and the American
Millonars, though in This in>tnnce II + made to
appear that the latter. hal circumstance, not con
,prod strongly against her. wnIld have much prn
crrrd 10 cast her lot with humble Professor # IN"
lYr Miriiganj University. There (, "a SUI, TRACED,
here. and II /, d"li'atcy dealt With! the dciou, mlrnt
leaving 20 the reader, a.dnation much which could
not have been introduced cOncrcely without threat
cnnS an anti climax. Incidentally, there Is some
bright talk about the crucial problems, uf noerrl-ad
Especially American life inc Guiding the hirricd nat.
uralzatOn OF dcnscly ignorant Foreigners and IL,
ng upon the spread VI that materis.m whose prcva-