Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

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was much ANN. q VI
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infect my sfclcS Il
wilkins friends n ~. sI'
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i ner grasp on The kind Z. e, >
me mat she writes an " peg I (,
not read Emerson (, 1lVui Z at
thinks her style d I. = uai b,
or that she would un,o " Ei{ !
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win which she Il "a ~ w y 8
possibly weaken No. ..,nli,l ,
ms surprised me oes., s. F
Know that Miss Wiki. Fl
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, ,nnt ,. sne Is not fraid Of nls,. Z
pertinent | have alresd," ,l', B (
mat people are becorsis. .tAli (
stories which, il must ~ WV { /
c9ilously monotOnoug IN ,b ,I.'.'
of one note. 20 'lef il|
Mr.. Brownson Hovom
tuily managing BIS late.s 5'si ~
racy, Is now living ouie,l, E
and he intends 10 rensis n Y. h
present. There Is no tIslh ''
the report that he "A ai.me .s't|
rope; Mr.. Howard ourht /.
as the leisurely dnn'er.'
,u,nlouDte'ily one Of The Sow,
that we have. 1t takes him
two years to write one plar
are so elaborate that h ~
that he can produce MA
with 80 much machinerr n. s.i
to write a play just as an No..
set about TO prepare a v1S
tain historical period Ia &
lously all the books bearing
indirectly upon his thenq M.
votes several months TO irsoii..
general construction and ik. 7.
OF scenes and finally he psr <
paper. Some simes he witt. T.
over ana over again. He IA
other day he wrote one s,..
last play twenty-six times hf,
ned him. To his genius ior NE,
IS undoubtedly due bis rnr,' /
terse dialogue aud clever st,.' 4
4 wish you would make
said an author in New Yo,t a
day, whose novels are resd J.
end OF the country to tie o,h,f
the pcrniciOus practice that ~
are addicted 10, Of sending ~.
authors who had written ihln
autographs. My life u nah
by these people, OF course i.
10 be dlsag'ceable aud / tlr..
such requests; but they Az =
time and give rue an immenst,
bother. For instance, Nhpnl,e
OF that sort comes with
have not only TO write ms u
on it but | have 70 wrap Il st
mailing and, as there Is no a
house for parcels TO be al
mail-carrier, i have 10 walk
order TO leave it at the nesu
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trials 10 which many " A
writer's are subjected | nA.
few months ago calling upn Dr.
Wendell Holmes aud seeing o b
pile of letters lying upon b
Those letters he said uerh
sent my correspondents llg
from all over the country, mag
from people / have never BAL
course they are very grau9lit 8
take my time and make gal 81
my energy. l have 70 slsal
hours each day with my aea'F
answering them
Oscar Wilde's new play 'lA9 III
dermere's Fan" successfully
several months ago In lOnd9
having It's first production d
This is the third play h Ni
given In this country. The hfs
sian drama Vera vas pgi
about ten years ago and fillo
This fnilure was undoubtedly
least IN part, TO the ridlcnl. = 4
heaped upon Us author 9. illl
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his American tour Us ue
aestheticism by which be ulA
Two years ago Lawrence bi'
arl play, "Gunelon y
whose name was Withheld.
Ceived with considerable ia'@
~ after It's first presenlAlm
announced that the writer pn
Wide.
The Withholding Of lbs pai
have no doubt, due 70 ie wv
contempt in which he we Z,
large class Of Americans At
tho chances of his dfarc ". W
has. however, of late done si.I
literary work that his $40, q
rapidly being forgotten. Wv
mere's Fan" Is being feee.
York with great favor arl u- n
contod no nno IL the suana
season. It's chief merit iies III
of the dialogue, The w III
tic and cynical, one Of ule ells WI,
of humor vet one Of The ll'.
ON the stage. The weahAte |"
play lies in the conslllell,ea 4.
terization; the first acl Y
II h redeemed by the tlleaIi,s' "
of the other three, thonsn ~.
stronger. The principal 1870 .
one exception, are yeig 49, NJ,
and have no indiyiduahg III
play il always mteEspp ..4
little thought when !
Wilde lecture m boSol =
ago that he would be lan'l
ma he Is today, yel e'en
ve,y clever. j shall ne'g y
eoiSode of that evening
lecturer. attired IN a sali Y
row. with long blondss
lis calves epcased IN sliA 49,
~ .neok n dozen HaryaIe
iNo rostumes Ike his ana
Ia his hand a lily. eaien'4 w
anihled aes,Aeiically y
The front row and iog,
nnder de apostle. % s'''
erce howled with de1sn3
s sDseI,in gs waited until qgls ~. Y
md then sent a few slll'S1 .r D
e nti sareasm At the llite x.
md nm went on With bis l,',S ~
he mode q point KS
s ShaSe , ,ng, But 0s.ui b
tbem with his VT EYE,
t ,,eH too much for saeI y
Fnishel. they amblei y
n ,v., is Which toe sle,.
o' Mr., r. aIarioa n, nv" '.IIs
great success With q. q
steH' ,olts Al Days il..
ana tAlkn a. .n Id