Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-09
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THE RING AND THE BOOK. BY Robert Brown.
with biographical and critical notes and Intro
JUNCTION BY Charlotte Porter and Helen A.
Clarke. New York: Thomas 7. Crowen q CO.
'The Ring and the Book is regarded by
many critics as Browning's greatest poem.
lts immensely. its popularity of construc-
ton and Its entire originality startled read
ers when II made its appearance, and IL
has taken time for its greatness to be
gradually revealed and appreciated. The
present edition is scholarly and complete.
EAT NOT THY HEART Ry Julien Gordon. Chi.
cago: Herbert ). Stone 4 %.
An ambitious woman in q subordinate po-
sition. married to a Flooding, though heroic
man, envies her mistress The woman's
struggle to achieve distinction and recog-
milton develops her real nature. with a
criminal flaw. and leads to q dramatic
climax, In which matters are adjusted ac-
cording to ethical IL not conventional ideals
II Is peculiar yet strong conception.
THE STORY OF AN UNTOLD LOVE. BY Paul
Leicester Ford. Boston: Houghton Mifhin a
Co. Washington: VIM. Ballantyne 4 sons.
Mr.. Ford is regarded by many as one of
the strongest Of American writers at pres
emit He has grown greatly In popularity
OF late, especially on account of The Hon
orable Peter Stirling" The latest book
from his pen is a tender romance of a diff
ferent style from that which he has fol-
lowed In his former writings.
A SHORT HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL. EUROPE
By oliver J Thatcher. Phi. H., author Of "a
sketch OF the History OF the Apostolic Church .
Aieodviile, Pa: Flood & Vincent.
This volume, one of the series of s.Chau-
tauqua Reading Circle Literature" is an
abridgment Of a larger work on Europe
In the Middle Ages" and contains all of the
m IN
historical study.
THREE nEl PARTNERS PA! or The Big Strike Heavy
Tree Jill By Bret Harte. Boston: Houghton
Mimin 4 Co Washington: VIM. Ballantyne a
Bret Harte's characters are familiar
wherever. they may enact the parts that
their fluent and entertaining author sets
for them, and they reappear In this vol
ume with various names in an exciting
series Of adventures.
TALES FROM HANS ANDERSEN. New York:
Twenty-seven of Andersen's best stories
for children are here gathered together.
An attractive binding and dainty :iIustra-
tons give the book new flavor despite the
ia familiarity of the tales that will never
grow old as long as there are little folks in
the world.
A DOG OF CoNsrANTTNOPLE BY Izora c.
Shahuier, Author OF 'Anthe, " Three Of Is :"
etc Illustrated. New York: Dodd, Mead &
A canine romance is here woven about
one Of Constantinople's innumerable dogs
incidentally 1t gives a picture of life in
the Turkish capital.
FOR THE love OF TONITA; and Other Tales OF
the Mesa. BY Charles Fleming Enbree Chi
cago: Herbert s. Stone & Go.
The flavor Of the great southwestern
plains and the sage brush permeates this
beautiful little volume, whose cover is one
o. the most artistic bits of book work seen
for many seasons
THE YOUNG MOUNTAINEERS: Short Stories. By
Charles Egbert Craddock- Illustrated. Boston:
Houghto1. Mif1fn Co. Washington: Bren-
lanOs
Miss Murfree possesses the power of tell
ing story with great dramatic effect and
with an abundance of local color This
power appears markedly in these stories
LITTLE HEARTS. Drawings by Florence K Up-
ton Words by Bertha Upton. London: George
Routledge 4 Sons. Washington: BIentanos.
This is a dainty book for children, the
pictures and verses making a charming
combination.
LIFE HISTORIES OF AMERICAN INSECTS. .By
Charles Moore Weed, ID. Sc. professor Of
zoology and entomology, New Hampshire Col
lege Of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts
Illustrated. New York: The Macmillan Co.
ROMAN LIFE IN PLINY's TIME By Maurice
Pellison. Translated from the FreBch by Maud