The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-26

word music. On the whole We do not
think that our author has written any
thing sweet-r than this winsome poem.
If we may take passage from the
contents to describe its quality. we
may compare it with a 'caressing
breeze breathing upon sea and sky, and
waking the leep into ripping laughter.
in the True Story of Damon and Py-
thias" Mr.. Morris returns to his old
love of Greek legend. and his lines
abound with
The subtle music which attuntes
The chords of life to gracious Harmony.
The fine moral exaltation of this VOL
ume also impresseS us most faVorably.
We trace it not only to the poet. but
the preacher over whom the thought ot
God broOds like the o'er-arching sky.
and in whom the sense of duty reignS
as u dominant and eEnobling presence.
Thus in Que place the poet says:
70 duty Only let me kneei
Her painful circlrt on her brow,
To her my Qur-,,. my head snail bow.
Not khuwtns. but content 10 I-''l!
All faint all fade. all pass. bui he
Shines clear tor young and aged eyes,
ii.gh a. The peaks which kiss the skies,
ftufouLd as the unIathOm-d sta,
Hcrc'arr concluded our sketch of one
0f the vrry foremost OF contemporary
poets. Though, fancy. music. moral
Gpr-' rtilSi"HS Sisniii'ahcc, anu ft'h
p+n-tra;ivc sympathy VIII all be-
found Lie!,ded III his works. His mark
l., made ;i:,on the us.. h,. has enriched
with ,ta :.Iuw ur his ..rnius and sn,nr
~ his iiii-r creations promise 10 br -
rJuIins as the lausuasr in which they
ate -rShrihsd. We heartily cuInnrn III!
his writings to al who can appreciate
hi.,h ih"ushl expressed in noble veis,.
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