New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14


Thes. things are done In chalk and water colors
and sometimes in water col0rs alone.
The work has required the services o. six trans.
lators In London and the pCnderOus mangscrip.
was there set mp, revised and road within for.
night The special notes and corrections IN the
authors Owr hand wcr" mostly in English sor Dr.
Nansen speaks and writes the language Nsan,ly
In an interesting sketch Of RpdlarI Kipl,ng IA
The Review of Reyiewe' Mr.. - - farier ce.
bratcs the Industry OF that brilliant author. whose
/ devotion - the pen has meant writing from
. O'Clock IN the morning until T. ~ h7 Nerm01, home
he was accustomed 3ft"r lunch - ramp abroad
over the hills ride on his bicycle work in ;te gar
den or in winter make snowshoe >psl.' on. After
these constitItionas he lnduls'G ln casual social
duties and the English papers, which boz rad with
/ avldity Mr.. Lanier aids that kip.ae intensely
fond OF outdoor life and delight especial In fs..
] ing When he had captains Courageous first IN
mind ne spent some weeks I'm Gloucester making
friends with the fishermen De- has So g.. del.nea,ed
/ IN that story
Killings shyle7s. Mr. fan.~r says Us a thing q
= first acqualn'auCe-N Tho joe g. broken he makes
friends quickly. His bograoh'r SAYS further.
/ some Of Klpng's -hyno-a f. undoubtedly due 70
the CURIOSITY Of the nor" im9cr'iror- Iart q =.
world. which has Offended him moro 'H.: once ard
! he has become sufficiently impar"n' az journalist,
! nuisances to give point 10 au incident ono ~ his
! publishers gave M. When The Gam. o. 'he Eat
/ Indian story-toller first was spreading anr0ad
/ P''P'V -'''i'"' ,.. ~. Is ,,.
/ w., '. H.. t 49,. ,.i.,,i,. won, san ,..-,,e,S
',,,, H.. ,,,tr.tt, -, ..pl.i, ,r..s iron, -,
! Iils" on a Young newspaper man o. their crs.
! who had been TO India just after leaving college
liz ,".1. - . ,.''' I ,t ,,,,,. .t,,,., mo.
'"' d"'"V' VI Wv ''Y
MN S"ss ~" -" t-.,. So,
u0,'D' .AIp r. 80, ,an. a.,
~" Hp"' - Nr'9.'. -, ,,. [,,,...,.., , -,
"o' "'''' ~ ,...,.,.. ~, ,t, ,r.~, s.,,
, =, ~. ,.,inr.. ,,, .,. ,,....t -.-sy q,
" -, -, 49,, ~, ,t ,,i.. ....l ,t ,,,,,a,
''''''9 r. III .,.,..i,. e-t,,el , "a
wv" -, g. ...,.,. .s - To-
n,.,, ,-,,rt, ,.....ii.. s,, ~
WI" ',' - - - .....i..,,, An.
III" ~ "'' IN '' ,,., 49,. 49,
lo''"'"'E i'' ,.,,-.. ... -. -,
mat app"'i'' 80 '"o"-[ - Nlp.'''- - - ~
dramauc 'h'' '"' "'''''. V,''..e - IT.
anu '"eH''N WV" MN ..,,.,, 40, tho ev
~" ''' "'''''
'm,''' ....,,... ,..o ,,r. s,,r,. hv.,ha
way, Is saves oi III" Lamp
II the first volume Of the new outw"rd-Bo1nd eli
ton Of kplinss works published by me scr!onstA
was calculated to wh't IN" appetite oi '"' ,'a"N
there is more than satisfaction III inc -,
l"leS' "'" 49,. ...o 49,. IN
"''o'.N ~ -, ... .,r....
WHlch 'HuN''"f "'' ''' ... -,
MY 'heir su"'H' tA.'o.l'.
Muskc'eera ana me 'aN''9 - no..
Ny ''o'" ' ,t m, t ,b,cb
mast P''''' '' Jun, u, - :,
N'p''"E mas VIZ" ,',' - ,r. Inn, 10
''S' VI '' Avn ,'.. a. .i. ,...., -, ROW
loi' - - or ...,i,,
'pF"t'i3' II ALSO ms ''' "''' -, ~
companions. Mr io' N't''7 -,
the FORMER H " l'"'' 10y "''"''' '' 'N' ,i
immortal adventure making a picture i'' u o.
nation ana hHNM"1".9. H' H'N 7' I,
Van'Y with o''"''l9 al" i''''0Y" j" 81
"hlcn f"ali%-' 70 '"' Jun '.'' '''' ,..
Trio which haS sprung from me '"ND Ut ''V d.'S
ahllty OF mo"el"ns '''S' 'I"' 80. /
stead OF drawing OF p''h'inS '"'"' "'' "'."
toned. this plate ought 10 silence 'he '''c''V's "
is true and Il l. an admirable work OF arr. II m''
he repeated IN uhs pace '''l lot "'''3 ~ -,
paper. this edition j. one Of the finest ever puoAshd
in America.
me eXlraof"lm'rE hopef' h"'""''i' ' ,.ISI a..
INK III" i"'t ''"' ~ J. "'l.'s''e o.'' nv -, 10
Guiding TWO new ones me h"h"" '' ""''
Mother and The New ROM J. mares i"'s
statement: i am the only surviving hf"s"'s ''''
and am possibly the iaSt OF III" rae.
II report concerning the Clarendon Press
~ - -, s,'.,...,,..s charac,r
.r, , q, . ,,. ,,,, lnion Of tire
Inc P''" - ." ~" , ,h, volume,
a.. ,A'., ,,', 49,, ,,r,s.u,o-l, can secure
,e - ',r,,i,,, ,,lI no r,,h &, provo.
-, - ~. M 3D.. writer We
,,m ,.,, ,,r, ,,r,..,i,.. .t, certain pOe,
- ri,..t. .,o,t. ,r,,. ...,,..,.,-irr ina, he Is
No, Sou critics viii want the edition confined 10
Milton and Shakespeare Keats. shelley ana NO''-
worth Others will demand room for bro"mhs
When the prose writers are reached There VII
arguments miles long But doubles, ii the eei'~l
is actually attempted. II viii be- brought "Ii NnD"
The auspices OF men upon whose Judgment pre-
reliance can be placed The English do moi o"'
20 wrong in "A work Of This nature. lf ule ''s'.n
don Press a'compNh"s this hsh "m"l'''"' -