New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-04

LONG NOVELS AND SHORT STORIES

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THE cpr,Trr GLORY 4 Storv Of High Life
fsy Maartcn Martens. l.. Appleton q 60.
cf.prprtrnt-S WOMAN Tho casscll Publish
INK 90
TIL, EN1GpA\T SHIP Hy W clark Russell.
The Casscll Publishing 60.
mono , Dotau 81 tho DAY Ev T. f. Benson.
u Appleton & CO.
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II Rarnrs 4 90
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oTiILp sTOI,IES Ey Bret Iinrtc. Houghton.
Miii'in q co.
THE ROISING or MRS POTTER. Ey Gertrude
Smith. Iioughton. Mii.'in y CO.
PARTISAN POINTS or VIEW ~ LuIovlc
Haley Tho translation hy lam b. j. MAJ
the"s Harper H'''"''S
THE Greater Glory H novel N"h l'ii".e'
and 4 noble one. - d"ih iH' ti''.'F S'''f ''
the less runs me 's'"' Oh JUS '''- pax "''
through story rch I'D WIZ ]" IRONY j." hh'"I''N'
of life. ana IN "on"'riu"y strong 'n''"'''' '''N
Ing. CLEAN the golden threads ol I'iV motive "i
pure ideals. Of uns"lhsh love. anl kinilin's" ia
short. glory greater than that OF rank ana
tradition The author puts aside IN" suggestion
that he has taken his characters iI'" living "'S'-
nails Il describe manners ana morals ne says
mot indiyidua! men. but 50 vi'li.y, hum"n'y'
faulty real are the creatures 81 ms pei" on" can
not wonder That ms c"uhryH"h nave cast "''"' I'D
find the models. In All TINS pu''h n''''S'7 WORN
there Is apparent Spiiit oi generous f''o.' 'E"''
the worldly base the corvenil'nalN hy?'cHicaI'
yet there i no trace Of UuiNotsm NJ. f''n' "r"'S
from the point Of view Of the man OF IN" world "s
wen as from that OF the lehIlst.
- Superluous Woman - story 81 the type
made known to us by TN" Heavenly I"'ns
Is parity an exposition "r "hdt Is S"''p'S'' "S Ger
tam thihke's 10 pr t'' l"O" ~ J"'",'' ''s'" r''
honesty !" '"' '''"'''"' ~ NV" am VIM" az
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pr"pdpl'' wv h''oi "'' - wal" 49, anu '''''''
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Sarah "r"hd h"'',' NJ must ','''S''''N ~
so''eH' "'"D'''"' 90 " -' -
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sar,re.s fas,ilious hoine NJ an interview win her
,,o,ir.s tr,,, old former-f,,ber tho s,rueple Inc
tyeon all that her conventional training h,. made
her and her 1--we AZ ~ the primitive woman for
tho nr,ri,iva uan-thoso ar. 60, forth with strik
t ,t.,r,ui,,do ,rhrs and NAT o,b.ruiso INNS, !
srcb a girl have fo,, Hut presently the SKIN ~
the author fails. and the book becomes Ilttc bet
tor than A medical treatise
one Of Mr. Clark RusselYs most spirited sea-stories
is that which comes to as under the title Of The
Emigrant ship" 1t is nearly as successful AZ THE
Wreck OF the Grosvenor' and this. 1t must be al !
lowed. IL high praise. The author gives us fewer
Of the ocean pictures. which his acknowledged |
ability could not much longer prevent from he |
coming tiresome: and he piles one wild adventure
,,o,, ono,hr f., tho most evci,i,g feb,on I, vn,,d
ror,a,,,v com that he had nov, evhausto1 tho NOS
,uutis ., CO., romance With this e,isoIo ~ CROW,
. feminine sailors. I'm, nobodv but himself can |
determine the limit of his resources
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