Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-06
AUTHORS AND BOOKS,
Something Of the Art Of Extra
Illustrating Of Books.
ISARArHEREXPEN FAD
Charles Dudley Warmers Late Ut
rerances on American Literature
rHAcKERAY RICHIE.

MRS THAcKERAY RTTcHiE.
rake Her Father, She Is a Literary
Recommending of the scare
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ths Hessisr pee. d9as TO: dsigl to say.
To the students q Trnity College mr.
Charles nualey Warner lately delivered
lecture on Anerissn Literature. On the
''dsairsbiiitY Of expanding The Intellectual
rlts Of life" NJ. Warner said: ''N9thlrr
iaHss but letters; noihlng prevents old age
frorz suffering eangi exceps the habit o.
reading ard love ol literature" In sreaf-
tng % our own American writer's ne aid.
~ would not Ike 70 deflnd such a atats-
meat a. that We have an American lie
srature IN the rense that We have an Italian
e. German o. Russian literature We have
GONE Erard works from Colonial times
such as Frankiir's Auiobi oErarEy. Scarlet
Letter and Bigsi0w's Papers. but We have
no Literature that & disunciively Amer
Sean. no literature that one from another
planet could picf out from the English. a.
We can 'hs E1siiAh from The German. Ard
ihlE Is because We bare Inherited the Eng
ltsh literature aud expanded Il 10 our own"
Ar- Warmers osia.cn g the Sma that
i<1lEissleu hfl1- te-- ! HlsI nct be for
gotten that tie WfrzE e tcsle cs cur poets
and eszsyis-s are Esf- - ris1z1cs in Eng
land. where thcy rsfe e i.s.atu-e. rich and
old Mr. Wz-rer trcgsh. cut IN his Esc-
ture, NhAt no r1sl rtr1ea. rcser feiis to
feel. contempt far he 'saesiy strata of
rs1fe7r lEr" Thr lecturer Rad airraar I'm
{. inoGesn lcccsy. slih rs inaaities and
aiEiossneas. His picture OF riEh life and
low life in thls volume Is true and vivid.
The Golden House proves. mot as one
would auppose-not 4 Fifth avenue palace.
but a sweet little country home thai
young society couple were ahls to fan bael,
upon, after the husband had lost his ali
10 Wall street. The story Is a satire
true. real and interesting.
Tia, American boaks are now widely
sought after IA EaEland Is proven BY tie
fact that an q cur BIZ publishing houses
combine w,h British publ!shsrs in bringing
out important American publication. Tbis
would no; hs tas cass II there was not a
paying demand fer mo American product
on the other side Of the pcnd. washington
irving vas the FIRST Of cur writer's olher
tlsls Iraahin. 70 receive f1relru apprsvai
HIS admirable Sketch Book'' ras tp1rned
down by TIE great John Murray farty o5d
years ago; YET now Constable AZ Dlrr,srs,-
Ram, only during Inc prcssat scar. ennhirs5
with the owner Of tie American cs1vy,,.,,,
81 lrfinss works IN getting out cue ~ ia
most beautifully -priatsd. and iiipstrsteJ s5l.