New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
LITERARY NOTES.

LIIEKAR MULES.
Mr.. Robert Louis stevenson's new story has the
queer title Of "The Go Betweens' 1t Is tale OF
Polynesia.
Bostoalan who has been known as clever
translator Is about to make his appearance as
novelist, This Is Mr. Nathan Haskell Dole, whose first
novel, Not Angels Ouite." will appear mmediatey'
It Is a story OF modern American life.
Two handsome volumes of 80 The Familiar Letters
Of Walter Scott in the press OF David Do"s'aS'
Those who know Professor q. J. komanes only as
on Of the most distinguished OF the modern scehuhc
men NAV b. surprised to learn that he Is also poet
He has published two volumes OF verse anon! "ouss'
the FIRST called "The More Excellent way, IN 1900
The second entitled Poems was Drought OUT ~,
vr,vate circulation in 1880. Narrative inemoi"i
and contempa,lve verse. with some sonhc's' IL" '"''
volumes.
aCsndisp f. the title OF Miss Frances Courtenay
p.v,or,. new novel II Is probably story OF 'ne
sonth rs This is favorte name Tor women pe'o" '"0
Baltimore line.
tn. quaint and beautiful little illustrated editions
a, Cranfordp and the Vicar OF "aRehc'u '"'
NV ,hs Macmtans Will soon have companion IN d
= Acton NJ " o. Tristram's Coaching Dhys Snu
Coaching Ways" 1t will be uniform IN every ri
49,, With lis predecessors. 1t could not have hao
=. more competent illustrator than Hugh lhomS'n'
..,. ,o,umo 81 Professor McMastcrs HIS
..r =, the people OF the United States VIII proo
.bly appear during the autumn. The author u''''
,ho,o,n With the years between 1912 and 1e3o-a p
,tod which fu nishcs many odd end amusing oe'''''
concerning the customs Of our young nauoh
new edition Of Lsrd Lytton's Lucille Is 10 us
brought out In England and cynics are "on".e -
~ viii find purchasers. There was time wheo e'e'
college lad and fair girl graduate doted on '"e %"
lucile but that day is in the past.
Mrs Burn-tt's "reminiscences OF her girihoo1 WI" "0'
appear in book form until the autumn
Mr.. H. d. Dlackmore has promised 10 vary l's pr
urcons in book form by the publication by-ahd-oyeo Vi
a volume Of short stories and verses "ouia 'na' a,
might give the world another Lorna Doohe i"'''"D
The au,s,ory Of Auriculsr Confession ana Aoso',
t,on., which Mr.. Henry c. Lea has had Ill c"u,'e "
rrenarat,on for some years Is now nearly rea"S i''
publication.
Mr. w. E. Henley. the poet. is one OF the English ~,
.,,...s a, walt Whitman ard is manfesting his au-
miration by arranging and editing al en-
~ hi, IDOLS works. lie will bring out this eoi''on Ill
the autumn
A characteristic story Is told hy MI Aro bs'rs 81, ~
srh. pook yuyerr-a story dealing with certain bri'
,sh nre,udice Mr. Bates blandly refers 10 INC rn"'
nan uho come 10 this country and "are TOO duii 10
appreciate tho that the best Engish SpoN'" " WV
world is spoken this side OF the A'a"'" ,,
Not long SIM eahinr n the abardity Of the Amer
can use of words which were used dferet ,hn result
sna II was pointel that this l. oitch te reS e
~ N. conservatism this country and thar INV wn ~"
are called Amercanisms are 9ite rea s.v 0 LOST sieht
%sr has sysn hs s sSSh
Ner.sd laughed this ,s nS .,G to , sSo w id he
.s for a%.sfo SeG use sAs when you eon and
have no notion Of nausea a. all :o, only following the
Cha
bed asick and pale with grief ana SO ''' ~'''
qufsU ut that was so far back that It does not count
he said rather llogcaN. considering what 'ho point
90 n The AmeTc, N. 1 rn M, "ssst
TrO tex h 1 his oSs Sa the
he intended to convey the idea that the eagle was
Thai the Enelishman replied with LOOK So %
intense disgust, ais poetry You Americans HUN
"'I AND the discussion came untimey END With,
put ANYBODY having been c"nvinosd 2, any nn nfre
0uent ending Of discussions.
Mr.. Andrew Lang has had much success with
his fairy books for children that he Is contemplating
another volume for next Christmas. Ihs Is 70 w
called "The True Story Book
II Il appears that a modest and hard working bell
HANGER from East Anglia was the o1Npai ea"se
bf "pavid Copper6eld.- This worthy man wnhe al
work IN pickenss house attracted the nevellst oy
his veculiar dialect that he resolved 10 70
down 10 the mans country. Hence visit TO iur
mouth-and David Copperfeld'
A collection Of the privately printed booklets OF
o.. newly risen writer Of verse. Norman Gale, Is
already held at the amazing price OF $50 Ger
tsinly the craze for first editions could not easily
60 further.
The Australian edition Of "Scribner's Magazine
differs It Is noted, from the American edition only
In having four pages more at the END OK every
number these being devoted TO the discussion OF
Austrsasian topics.