The sun., 1897-05-15

breaking Of innumerablo heads and the spillins
Of rivers Of gore, lovely woman and heroic youth
fight their way to the altar, and all ends hap
PLY.
Mr.. Hicks, United States Consul at Dorola, is
the bad man OF the book, and his character can
not bo commented on in any terms at for publi-
cation. Mr.. Ross might have made him Rus
sian or Fronchman, but having decided to
make him American. the hero roassurcs us
with the gratifying reflection that such men as
he are. after all, but incidents. Lets thank
God unprinciplcd adventurous are fewer every
year in England and in America" which is a
neat doublc-barrellod shot that should hit tho
bulscyo OF popular approval on either side Of
the Atlantic.
"Tho Two Noble Kinsmon," edited, with
preface, notes, and glossary, by Mr.. @. II. Her
ford, 10 tho latest addition to "Tho Temple
Dramatists tMacmillans). This fine old play,
based upon Chauccrs story Of Palamon and
! Arcite in The Kniohtcs Tale, and acknowl-
| edged 70 rank, among tho Elizabothan dramas in
the class below only the admitted masterpieces OF
Shakespeare, was first published In the quarto
edition OF 1854. This bore the title, "Thc Two
| Noble Kinsmen; presented at tho Blackfriers
| by the Kings Majosties servants with great ap-
plauso; written by tho venerable Worthless Of
| their time, Mr.. John Fletcher, Mr.. William
| Shakespeare gent" Since then tho true
| authorship has ever been n moot point.
Lamb and ColeridGe pronounced parts Of the
play to be shakespeares and all critics are prao-
Fletcher. As to whether the other was or was
| not Shakespeare there Will always be unceT-
e4s sd ss %s Rssrs
| following. taken from the scene between Emile
SsF asS Of se at
Ematd- or all flowers,
| Methinks q Is best
Woman why. gentle madam
4 Emtita.-It 10 the very emblem Of q maid;
For when the west wind courts her gently.
How modestly she blows and paints the sun
with her chaste blushesl When the north
| comes near her.
| Rude and impatient then. like chastity.
| She locks her beauties in her bud again.
| And leaves him to base briers.
Messrs. scribner publish acceptable addi.
@ yolame of their Sut q Door library entitled
Athletic, Sports" The book which is woll
typical man. and tho ply sieal cEsrestersties Of
ssm oSs on a%n R 8 s. Mr. Robert
| Wrenn, the United States champion for 1906
.nG Gd~afd Si's g.
n the SoSendng pages Ss Sn Ray
OF the SOu%e is 4Gs rscass m and it should nd
pase II every club os,S and general Srpr{ r,,o,
the fourth OF her ,romances founded on Amerl.
and NE 3ns Of sS psgs ~
New @ YORK next season. Beyond md the the City '
Gates, story Of this town in The year 100, e
intrinsic interest OF plot and ,personages. has q
specially timely attraction In the contrast 1t
'"F The Heart OF the Green Mountains" pub
lished by the Rutland Railroad Company for
tho season OF 1897. ia one OF the neatest adver-
tising books that we have seen. In the course
OF some hundred and thirty, pages OF tcxt and
o Tse pes
ample in size as well as clear and satisfactory,
And Ss tssssr p% esfe ed In only tns Il !.
4 very handsome volume is "In joyful
Russia" by Mr.. John A. Logan, Jr. tAppetons).
present Clar Of Russia. and he writes about that
AND hs
book as agreeable as 1t isinstructive. Mr.. Logan
IN G
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doctor Tucker. Priest Musician: A sketch
which concerns the doings and thinkings OF the
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Branden. (Rev. Dominic Brennan, E PJ The
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The Pilgrimage Of the Ben Bcriah." Char
"A ouestionable Marriage" A. shaekelford
"The Revolutionary Tendencies OF the Age
Their Cause and Their Ultimate Aim" Put
Photographic Amusements," second edition
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Cooper Institute). in tooth drawng.-AdU.