Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-03

NV laekug style or decoration. Next
Ais is his shop. as he calls 1t. In this
mere Is plain board table and a
w Kitchen chair. Here 1t is that Joa-
~ uoes his writing. / asked him
tns was his library? He said he didn't
M shy' mat a Bible was the only book
10y Oh The place. As | didn't wish to
.tss doubt of the poets Yeraclty,
mining yet 1 saw not a boolI-not
'ne blble, On the walls OF this curl
toom were hung numerous photo
w Oh literary friends. | should not
lung they We're tackled on the plain
walls. The poet don't keep let
@ when he receives letter that
sshS 10 keep, he lacks It on the WALL
=. az over the walls of his workshop
M tllers, pictures and the like, tackled
IN. endless profusion.
I'm ssl mother no, | must not say
w. -lor when rather impertinently
[iioneu by an interviewer on this deli
1 hslp]eet she smilingly stated that it
sISSen remarked which of the two was
{.,s1aa.er-Jonquin or hia mother. Yes, his
resides with him, and she stin
INA me mead OF blonde hair unstreaked
ks.iih e silver that advancing years
N p'lhg on. He reverences her. as
~ may, for her conversation
isn win wit and humor and she
I'M ~ 'he very life and soul Of his
ss.er rs first book OF poems that came
isl,he eye Of the literary critics was
H. !, W lo'O' and was entitled "Ioa-
~, by e. II. Miller. 1t was sent
IN - harle for review. and this is
~ ~ sl,a' eriuo.sing It connectedly
4zAors olher books by Pacific coast
/ strlsr,. me Overland Monthly Tor
.ssnse ls'o' III these volumes are a
faeren, W a somewhat frequent and
|ssifc vs. ~ Tor manly poetry Of
T. abxia,,e'y. II IL to be presumed that
Esy lntig " conseivators OF our lit
H. laTas 's Is satisfied. But people
, On pss,. LOT me coming man in poll
Iaaionine nave an unpleasant trick OF
4 when nm 10 the mercy Of the crit
5aa.nr ~ uoes come, or, at best. BUT
i,ishss nm with 1he most Welding ana
d n commnnplaces. If he
Enb.as Ny.eeted. like the prince In tile
tspef IL y ishts,' from a habit OF putting
h e,nn rs cream tarts, We should sav
I1oa was Miller, and he lived In
u nna,L But II we dared answer
sfh N ~ and unimportant question,
tlAsasb We lnree wrote what might be
4 as; MI, Nalleq poetry, we should say
q tbs,.h, perhaps. the impertinent al
4 Ia IN. pc gave the promise Of writing
t,en ~ .'sorous local poetry than has
Aass @a.Hen in California. For when
Wi I ~ s,seil,leoked the dubious taste OF
n All TUE and have strlpped away
aelh - some crudltles. we find In
a AL, A. the true poetic instlnct
lsiie sAs9rai felicity OF dietlon and a
srlss. vgar that are eood in per.
qse. ~ ~ yet better In promise. or
ta5 a., silAer at present Is NOT vel en-
sar s y. IN harness, but ia rlyen to
IN 1 "a curyetlng; ana al such lime
u All ne senerally clothed with tbun-
Bs,, glory Of his nostrils Is Ter
ses A., his passion is truthful ana his
r. n. rather from his nereention
4 sasi 81 ,s,.lniiment. And When ' insteod
psts euss himself with such easy
<fsas y snow clad az applied TO ne
4 MIN. lh,imates that Dian had in
Il ~ ~ nne hing an her linen out
rsiss, Ae picture is Imaginable but
A H MR. purpose TO particularly fell
A -, bs, sler literary career In IRIS
\ iaa,iT s !. noTe especially to recall some
A 'S.f yss e,soheeslons OF the man so,ne
n Aso IN connection with his