New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
LITERARY NOTES.

well printed anu HduuSop''J
LITERARY NOTES.
row move, from the pen of Charles Egb'rt Crad-
n ~ ,,ron X 70 be published serally In g The
,,,"r,ic The rather poetic title Of Ills vanished
c,. has hccn given to It. The first INSTRUMENT Will
onpear In the July number of the magazine
,,.A., p,ocLmore Is another novelist who Is ABOUT
- al, of tho world after long silence his ~"
rovcI perycross,r a romance OF The west VI .'"e
Ian, in tho time just preceding the REFORM p''i
I,32 is to I've brought out as SERIAL III
lan's Magazine
,rarnv Lang has written "Ccmment 10 a.Vo"
many an edition Of The Secret Commonwealth y.
Elves. Fauns and Fairies Ners
book written by Robert hirH' , A.
tberfoylc in 1901. In this co"'nen' .-.,
,an hos devoted himself mainly to setuhe 'or'h
and discussing the close parallels ,n' l., ~, nr,,sb
certain elements in the fairy behei Id 'u' as,
-. AND tho nhenomena observed In modern Pss VIZ
-, ~,,rch The ordinary ls-ue OF the booh '"uioH
! volume VIII of the Bibiiotheque de 'nr"pa'' Ia
hoo, strictly limited TO $50 copies ana VIII ne''i "
rer,,n,cd There is also an cdluoh VI ''N'' go,
an Dutch hand ,nade paper in large ovo sNe
w. n,,hor,o bocn but one reprint Of the worh-hamie
iV
'',, ,os limited 10 100 copies, ana Is SuihVieh'i'
rre, fine British Museum possesses no copy Vi
the 1901 edition.
THO late Lucy Larcom never p'gah he'
.sou.l to her pleasant New In slaha VI ii,ou
,h hook I, now to be written by Il He"' '''
Mr. Coventry ratmore's new book OF eSsuss -,
no called Rc!iso Poe,ae.' why ooes Nv NV IA
,ha
verses any more. has tns P''u'
parted with hi, youth
:, ures ~ great men all remind us of proh'ap'e
,hiprs what lesson we To draw from .ne S' y,
mont that Ralph Waldo Emerson "i'u" -,
n,',,.I we are told from want of 'honsh,' ou'
- a.. IN con,cmplave mood. The artlc'e III
r. po.,on Globe wherein this fact Is re'or"'i
a., shows forth the gaunt New'Ehghhusr !" n'
rl.,scnt attitude toward the bad ht'e pu"'7 VI uls
toto, school adjoining his giri'n. Ihr'' sH'i'' $50 $50
hd,c ever hungry. 1t Is the nature oi INV 'o ,m
0'"e ,.a,o. IN be. would make raids upon 'he pmi-
o.opher', trees when the delicious fruits oi 'N ~,
,rerc In ,oason With due regard 70 io'"' 80
,.r ,,o,,n detect ana accost the httle Wli'rers'
,,,r, ont IN then the enormi'y OF their ohe"'e
against ,n,tee. If. smitien by tue lor'e "a ~ 80.
,ninc and A tardy Conscience, Inc ur'hl"S N
,he,r spois At his feet the scene s''e'"'' 1870
u,,h M. nc,,owal Of all the fruit upon 'he So""e
ste.s bv the Kind old man.
.r,o ,ior,ors arc about TO bring out "A new ser'I
,,,,,ca,,nn under the titlc OF lIarpcrs Quarterly
H., ,urpo,e is tae presentation oil current -N',
| fiction of good quality Mrs "reehee 'e''s " ~
| Basins Will occupy the first NUMBER
| NJ. O1nhan, has written Il little book on Dr. Cnal'
mars which 1, 10 be- included In the series o Engish
| '. ., D.lIrlon Issued by lIouehton, Mifiin a
| Co. She has also lately finished novelette, eh'i"e'
| E. \ Widows Tale
| largo and important collection of books. pam
h,., and autograph letters Of John Ruskin Is owned
| by Mr. r. b. Adam. OF Buffalo one oil 'he ie''erS
| r,,,ns this tcrsc advice, offered To a young wohiai
,yh, h,d evidently sent 10 him for CRITICISM Sonc VI
| hcr drawings You may do things out oil No' ne"'
nuroy 70 anuse yourSelf-but always look upon lh'"
| =, one ~ the comp.ecs ways Of Wasting 'li'' 'o.u
ing can be starkcr nonsense than the idea oi P"''
| honc needed for invention All practic" destroys ~
| venon by substituting habit for It, Invention cone
Of materials lrsi-and heart and intellect ai'erwa'.
Re sure YOU have GOT or get a head, before you 'hhi
much Of drawing out OF H.
No.t Of tho material which will he used In the fori
coming Volume OF Matthew Arnod's letters mas pee
(ound In hi, family CORES pondencc II Is stated Una
| Arnold who was always on delightful ana auee
| tonae" terms with his near relatives, was III III
habit OF regularly writing home TO one or another
| III, family an account Of the events OF the week
| they interested and concerned him. Mr.. George k'
sell, labor In editing this spondehcc l. ha'ra'l
slight His preface will deal with the man Arhoi
| as revealed IN these letters
Ballads Of the Burgoync Campaign" collecuo
| made and furnished with notes 10y Mr. W. l.. SION
Will shortly be published by that gentleman.
Tho new edition., OF Shakespeare still pour fort
from the burryinc presses, The warwick edition
+ the newc, ore IN England. This Is what is Gale
"a reasonably expurgated one" for use In hishC
schools and colleges.
Mothers Hands" Is the odd title OF the forthcon
Ing volume OF stories translated from the Norweeia
~ Diorns,crnc Bjornson. Mr.. Edmund Gossc h;
written an introduction for the volume.
To reprint the crude. tentative essays written
carly Youth by Il man Vito afterward became
famous author Is foolish thing TO DO for such esSa!
| are usually tiresomc II Is also thing when
| unjust to the famous author. lie has right TO
,udccd by the work OF his prime. and the plea
"tracing his intellectual development" Is often WEI
one. 1t may well he acknowledged that not Oh
| I'm ten of an authors early efforts are scr>iccamc
! this direction. These "rcprnts" are too of'h u
| resource Of editors" who have no real literal
abilities OF their own and who seek TO associate the
names with those which are widely known.
Carlyle. when Il young tutor nj Edinburgh WHO
some essays which he did not IN later years desire
s,c added 20 his works, and which are vauelesS
, caribbean students. 1t would seem that the stu
which nm author himself discards might be- lett
oblivion: but such Is not the opinion OF carer
sco,chman who Is about 10 bring ont In book form
collcclicn Of these essays.
La Mara's edition and collection OF $50 letters VII
ten hy List to wcll-known people Is In process
translation into English. and this translation VIII 500
be published The letters said to reveal In thu
unvarnished variety the real character OF tho mus
clan.