The sun., 1893-02-10
A TALE OF BOSTON
Examined and Abridged by /. Distinguishes
English Critic.

Iron me SATURDAY ffrirh.
Anything about Boston is more or lass in-
teresting, and 80 are fashionable people any
where. How exciting. then. Is an authentic
sss"t sSsu 0 circle Of hs nns ey
such descTgton Is to 1c e IonnI ,sn1, In thrilling
istic Novel OF Boston Fashionable Life" The
nE Ss15i 6 sfnFs 0n s ss
stamp. declaring II, TO be. or to to part OF. the
aa It as s@s RoS Ssf4
rlc,on. the author: wrote II, five .edittons"
nd already asSn GShaITtESd Ev ana d,Sttsout9d ,
three weeks to exhaust and Distribute. 1t is
y OF Of th1 rrense that soo
Of criticism. for we learn therein that tho
duty OF critic Is to pr"nonnSG Ns whsiseE the
.'thc labor OF criticism is largely confined"
lions. viii IA a dash of Sentiment and m appeal
to expi!etiycs. gre frequently passed for the
s%c =, nersdns is ehn aons q{ Mr. %Spcton
wi.cly becomes his own critic. and. not with;
and 10 "Goorge Elliott" Inn authort lucu-
9intes 9i.ntes to the effect that hts heroine possesses
woman 6f 'he' he world and Who is a. universal
rs m snS is in intellect and hhsen1tng hs
outcome Of hor or environ nen!." Under. these
circumstances We decline the task OF criti.
Ss nrrisfrns M Gm Grey to HS s9G
The heroine. Mrs. Harry st John. is in.
tT9asa w, to the saafr in Charm tGef
e ,;! 5sF In, FIRE =, ,s$oS,Aefs: $Is ha% ssrS
she was iec%minE 'l som ewIat. lackndariHsii- rHi
cal, when Mr.. Burwrll. y fellow, citizen OF tho
kissed per twice nn,i took Ler 70 a nali;; 1t
s5s sdSssl S$!f md IL. II; %Saa S S%s
danccd with him. and. as she did so. could
distinctly oyerhenr lou! exclamations OF sur.
ness sS fnS and
appearance" shortly. after this ~ vague
s@ssS sm oSns eRf f rE'Hs u4%s rors al H' AoS w
nG saTGTaEs hisps oR 6srs i, il o"s
1T would look better il he did," She iamcnted
change it: , Demnitllon srinIIH she ,said
right, down: it won't take me a minute she
added. as she started to leave the room.' but
Mr. Burwell called her back and kissed her
M. Irenrh, came to sal on on Mrs; St John
Ts Wien wi I'll Sic .' Was noIsies his hands. han she
said. Come. kiss me quick: not this. but
ana she d5cw Nii him from ner hands to her lir:
Therefore. Mr.. Trench Of England cut out Mr..
Bmrwell of America. which made the latter
from picnic Air; Trcnci escorted her to her
drrssn: room. where he kissed her shoulders:
and then "unfastening her shoes" he kissed
So shHpciy!' Then she kissed him silently
and clung to him with passionate tenacity."
He observed. Good God! what are We DO
ing?' AMI went away.
We lave heen at the pains to count the num-
Der of kisses and collections Of kisses be.
slowed ny Mrs. st. John on her nd mirers dur.
Ing the fortEiGht or SO occupied by the action
OF the story. which her chronicler considers
important enough tohe separately. specified.
and l. exactly ility Then Mr.. Trench. who had
a n u
mind. AND refused. upon written application
being duly made to Iun away with her. SO.
Mr.. Burwrl!. having taken himself Off in Il fury
at hayin. been suppnntcd. she made it up
with M st. John twh"-r kisses nrn not in
cluded in the iiity. Tor further light on se-
1ect social life at Eoston. IT may le mentioned
!hnt mt at an reT ey"nnG rarty onen only to the
aud make yourself at home. ali! And do You
drink Leer. Mr. Trench =