The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-14

Just now aud SO long as she produces
books with the get-up-and-get TO them
that distinguishes the mighty Atom.,
she will not lack for readers and will not
fail TO give them their moneys worth oil
satisfaction in the reading. 1t Is far
cry from"Thelma" to this new work, and
II may be difficult to decide whether this
author is developing" or only show
ing her different colors, like chameleon.
CAMEos BY Marie Corelli. j. B. Lip
pincort Company. l2mo. Duckram.
Sl.00. For sale BY Gregory.
THE MIGHTY AToM-By Marie Corelli ].
Il. Lippincott Company. 12mo. Buck
ram. s1.25. For sale by Gregory.
"The time I've spent in wooing
In watching and pursuing
The light that lies
In woman's eyea
Has been my hearts undoing"
This Is the suggestion for Cockburn
Harvey's story "The Light that Lies"
1t is printed in thesdainty 16mo. fashion
SO populsr for the novelette, nowadays
and illustrated with wash drawings. The
story is as jolly as the theme would sug-
gest and is as bright and airy as the
reader OF the most superficial love story
could desire.
HE LlohI THAT LIES by SOCkbuIh
Harvey. j. u. Lippincott Company.
16mo. Cloth. Price 75c. For sale by
Gregory.
Louis Becke has written a variety OF
short stories of the picturesque South
Seas. They are new in point OF charac-
ters, scenery and incident and they are
delightfully."- told. The J. B. Lippincott
Company has bound them together in
sumptuous volume under the title 1.-THE
Ebbing of the Tide" the name OF one OF
the stories. 1t Is handsome volume and
mighty readable way through.
THE EBBINa OF THE TIDE. South Sea
Stories. BY Louis Becke j. b Lip
piucott Company. limo. Cloth.
Price, S1.26. For sale by Gregory.
Julia Sherman Hallock has taken us
through a remarkably pleasant. If quiet
and not too eventful year, In her
''Broken Notes from Gray Nunnery," ",
which lee & Shepard have published with
tasteful paper and type and dainty cover
OF gray and silver. 1t is evidently printed
from "real'' diary.
BROKEN NOTES FROM GRAY NUN
NERY-By Julia Sherman Hallock.
Cloth. Square. limo. Sl.00.
The papers in new book by Henry
Wood. "Studies in the Thought World
thought-education, mental science, and
spiritual evolution in their practical
aspects. Their restorative forces are ex-
planned and applied to human life. Mr..
Wood is sn original thinker and an ideal
ist, and has the faculty of presenting vital
topics in graphic and interesting man
ner. The higher unfoldment of man is
ahlv fraafaA from ecianfi6G QtanA-
point, and the moulding power Of
thought, and its systematic exercise as
related to health and happiness, are
clearly, set forth. AS with his other
works, which have had wide circula-
tion, the literary construction is ex-
tremely felicitous. The style attracts and
holds the reader, and awakens an inter-
est that the subject itself may
not have had for him. And it is an
interest that repays the awakening.
STUDIES IN THE THOUGHT WORLD OR
PRACTICAL MIND ART. BY Henry
Wood. Lee q Shepard. Cloth. limo.
S1.25. a
Good reading, In fact, as good as a
piece of fiction, is Desbler Welch's
unique recipe book, "The Bachelor and
the Chatting Dish" 1t makes for good
we'll as In the following of the recipes.
THE BACHELOR AND TaE CHAFINo
!. DISH. BY Deshler welch. +. Tepny-
SON Nicely. illustrated. Cloth. Price,
s1.26
j. Il. Trowbridge, for so many years
popular with young readesr, has written
"The Lottery Ticket The story some
what condensed appeared as serial In
The Youths Companions guarantee,
In anything more thnn the authors name
were needed, to Its wholesomeness for
the boys library.
The LOTTERY TICKET. BY j. II. Trow.
bridge The "Start In Life" series.
illustrated. Lee d Shepard. Cloth
S1.00.
A story of woman,s love, of the devo-
tion OF human being with no language
but a cry,n Is bound to be a pathetic
story and "In a Silent World" the love
story OF deaf mute, there Is no smile
provoking contrast to relieve the pitiabis
tale. The daintily bound and printed
volume IL curiously interesting. A COM
panion storv in the same series (The
Feather Library Is "Dedora Haywood
by Gertrude Smith, who wrote conspicu.
ously the sArabella and Araminta
stories.n 1t is a tragic little tale.
In A SILENT WORLD, the love, story OF
a deaf mute. Dodd, Mead & Com.
pany. 16mo. Cloth, 75c.
DEpoRA HAYWOOD. BY Gertrude Smith.
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