New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

What want IS 20 make a set ~ people N'inr
without God IN the world 'only that is a can't
phrase gr'edy, r'mr'ns n''n' V.H''Ny
sltisfi Il for IA" most par ard at cas-" ABOUT
their superior virtue. Bubliu and poor HilrEs
are the only tNo people with raj humility ~
yet Amelia's is - com" when her sc"undr"'
OF a husband d. well dead with ball % nS
odious bowels. hen she has hal sun iin++. a
chi'd and religion. Iu' Ga" has at present 4
quality ah1Nr most people. WhiM Love 10y
which she shall b. saved ! wasn't going
to write in this way when | began. But thee
thoughts puisu- me- pi"niifuiiy. VIII they rf"r
come 20 a good .nd2 should doubt God who
gave them II / doubted them.
delightfully."- characteristic letter Of Thack-
cray's to Fitzgerald Is Included in this introduc-
ton Here It is
NJ, Dear old Yedward. 1t IL not true what
Gurlylc has written TO YOU about my haNnH
bocom" "A TREMENDOUS lion. etc. too grand To etc .
but what is true is that n fellow whO Is writing
all day for money gets sick Of pens and paper
when his work il over. and 90 on dA"diing
and thinking OF writing and months pass away
All that about being a Lion il nonsense. can't
eat more dinners than dscd last year. ana dine
at home with my dear liltc women three times
a week. but tWo or three great people AK me
to their houses. and "Naniiy Fair" does every
thing bat pay. ! am glad II you Ike II. don't
care dom If some other people DO or don't and
always try to keep that dampcr against nattcry.
What doc il matter whether this man who Is
ass likes your book or not?
This was wrote, don't know how long ago;
but mind has been unequal ~ the gigantic
effort Of filing a Who'll" half sheet. and think
another number Of VANITY Fair has been writ
ten sine" "pcnner the above lines" as the
nON"listS say.
caught glimpse Of the old Frau Muttcr
riding alone in the rarlS few weeks ago. and
looking very melancholy. I've not had the cour-
age to call but | have seen both Ainsworth and
Albert Smith. As for AinsWorth. he is more
hairy than ever He begins to sprout at his
under-lip now. and curls al OYER.
A letter from young MaIrilcno Of the Gale de
las Caritas arrived yesterday lie says not
word from Fiz. g - is immensely grand and
savage now he has a Cromwcilian letter against
the Irish in this weeks Examiner. Last sun
day saw Jcamcs Spending walking in the park
with some children and Il lady from the coun-
Try. am one Of the SIS lis there. / have got n
cob. which is the admiration Of all strong
handsome. goDd-n1turcd. fast ana never tired
You shah have n ride behind me II you come To
London. why don't YOU? am going to give a
party on the Jih Of May. Mrs. Dickens and Miss
IIogarth mad" me give il, and am in "A great
fright. have not got a shilling isn't it won
dcriuIH ] make a great deal Of money and IL
goes pouring and pouring out in frightfu
vOlubiiity
1t remains to be added that this edition pre-
sents very comcl5 appearance In It's refined
dark birding. adorned with pattern composed
OF the novelists initial repeated many times
The type Is clear and both text and Illustrations
have been well printed. The edition Ia pub
lished. Furthermore. at very reasonable prica