New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
LITERARY NOTES.

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The characters Of Stevenson's kidnhpp 40,
reapr,ear In his forthcoming David Balfour' o.
prack WIN be there grown to manhood, ana inc
sAorv berns in scotland and Is thence trahsiei'" "
Holland.
Mr.. yroude Is quoted as saying that OF tne pep -
ne has kns-n, only two, Tenpyson anu 800 be
ukay to live. "The people nave dow .
addsa. are far more interesting thsh 'neSe u ~
urdvard Knlipss Ballads have had tre'ne' ~
col. IN India south Africa ana |1'c'" IN
aid the. a fourth edition will soon De he'7''"'
England. . C,a,,es
volume OF "The Wit and WISDOM s ., be
cn,nn,led by +. ID. North VIII sno
Nugget Series ,,. r.n,n
49,. ANNE Thackeray) Rltchie's charming rein"
Vs. owe continued In the new Macninian'
80 them we find these paragraphs cohcerl"s INC
Carlyles; ooa ,hst enchanting screen
vim P: :na Which MY Eihs much
Upstairs the Pnsn.,dd s nar,rst Of Oliver Cromwell
d5ws 70 M oaess the windows. But bes Of ALL there
xss ser nsan alive V'n To paint her slim
b9fGush Srigbt welcoming in her place she LOOKED
lie grand ladies bur s sshfF to be Handsomely
Syesssd in velvet and point lace enc 81. was not
Leisure and DT odR2as dsnied and in IeI
mn1 o. The sofa by enc the little tables covered
with nlcnaos Of su me w HO ever Went to her
had walked Chelsea through the shS scth Kenspg
those lanes s wH ". arryed numb and chilled and tired
We found in the dining room below so at resdy
the Are two dec %s A s%uces placed upon
II thought ys would be iro1en u Again and
ns;n sSe has sat BY benevolent and spirited isper
Ending our wintry fease, Inviting our cohHe'"'
sOnsns IN us To II as @uny of The stories which have
since into print sae w sS neV his Syspsps
S1,ss 81 g ss cHye q - YOU se wish fer q e
s used TO say yau marry aySpep MSep he
@r grew beard how all the time he had yea py
cessng 70 shye he spent ~anderlns d 1bo Universe
As children we did not have much OF ,arsie
papy; If he came In and sat down III u ne sofa we
Mhca S n Men %n away ss But the his
overhead in the study distinctly added 70 GT sSd
%sns a, while NJ Of e her eay e Of her love for study
Many her admonons and ipeho nn Irrxpressivey
a. Ins With her dark eyes she began TO speak OF Se
sonrs I'VE have all She sad great fn<h moro re
oWer over our minds than 1t is at all me tashon ~
allow. and an lnfny of resource ana ability d TO
There was dme in my own IT, she 3ee Haa' with MI
NV strength and might should be crazeG oa tn aghi
rEssh t, that 1t m @Ss sife 70 Seop ne ~ help
the%selSes. that am convinced Of and that fact Is
not nearly enough dTelt upon pol we're no longer children
was grown Young LADY, kfrPH rscdrd u Of brown
time In which find the following recpFu VI va found
Lady snsy Of Aderley Just lsav Hgs, the m nU
SS rs 's Speaking Enthusiastically about Adam BNds
Which had just out She had written 20 sas
she s had saG ts N n'1 dars
decaned reading the book and when she expreSs'
hope That 1 1t m for be be sG Why shouldn't send
W she answered he sent me the rs avle S Sxs sy
!sys WeemenJ You are always forming unreasonable
expectations" ,o hoard . ring at the
hell which Seemed to betoken fresh visitors Thsn
the door opened and in oame not vSIs D' Srown
IN! naner psrcel NJ CARLYLE who had followed her In
80 sat sGw9 nSn the s %s opened o
delighted par.anship the string vas y G a Of Adam
nnse sn s.H with Wshe is authors tSs Compliments
DR. Conan DOYLE IS said to be writing new series
AZ the captivating adventures Of Sherlock homes.
meanwhile the Harpers are bringing ont here the
-. containing the first series. Tribune readers
have already hsd taste Of these stories In the shape
~ "rhe specgled Band" of the most brilliant OF
the collection.
rr hollands two long poems. Bitter SWEET and
aKatbrna.n are coming out In the "Cameo Series
Of the Scribners.
Concerning Alphonse Daudet "The BOOK Buyer
.ors that his favorte novelist is Balzac, ana III
Sayoute poet Shakespeare, whom he READS IN VICTOR
Uugos translation lie is man versed In the ahoie"
tongues and superntended personally the s'ud9 VI
his eldest son, reading the Greek ana Lauh Classic
With him. NM Daudef did the same service &c
their younger son.
Ihsen Is writing new playa comedy-the scene
q, which IS laid in Christlana, the characters In
Guiding some of the playrghts personal friends
Mrs. Cragie the American lady living In England
whose successful novels have been first published
there under tho name OF John Onver hoDoes'
only twenty-five years Old