New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

rreat romantic figure" II adds:
ITO no one has this prominence appsaS
go painfully surprising rs - The cowboy ~
c,lf n. has now found out chou, himself -
rraI thousand things which ar. not trr- a.
and ne singers uade' ms itad. II Roon Ii
and his worthy band col.i ."H.- from t.
Craveg for q time aTi S'- trefir"lNes In ST
and tale. they would probably suffer deg
of that bewiderm,nt which o." iles the @s.
boys swarthy caeek.
However. % the foats cf literary gymnasts|
Mr. owen Niste:'s books haye long been mz|
brilliant exceptions. HIS ..Nu"ys are netAs|
blood -and-thunder ruftian~ mon disguised evan
gelists one ~ their distinctive rats tz|
they work. They do not spend AL thelr III
shouting each other through th" lungs. Nelihr|
do they sper1 all their time ~ making Up purn
for the departed horse-thIefs orphaned CT
dren. where each man as soon a. he has pou'-
thirty years salary into the hat turns asg
with a loud sob.
In a literary note THE Saturday says q
has become the fashion 10 regard any CONT
sition by the late X. l.. Stevenson WIN N
reverence formally reserved for Holy "rlt ~
recent publication Of his 'Valedictory Addrta
q local effusion without distinction. was hI.
by his disciples as a new gospel. COnselueas
there will be q keen competition TOT an ee',
graph letter Of his which IS shortly 70 :
brought TO the hammer. IL VIII De OF M
than usual interest At the present JunctuIs
it gives the authO IS views upon mod, IN rfi-
fiction. In one passage h. says. The best Of 2
French novelsts is incomparably Daudet
would not give a chapter Of old Dumas '~
whole writings of the Zolas
That brilliant novel Rupert OF HentZau |,
SEQUEL - THE Prisoner Of Zenda) Is ti
brought out here this spring By Henry fa'
Co Mr. G. d. Gibson's illustrations VIII De y
in this American edition.
Another piece OF fiction announced by :
firm is Her Ladyship's Elephant. aF
based on certain diplomatic experiences IN Ia
don of its author. Mr.. David Dwight Wells
OF the Hon. David A. Wells other novels %
Holt list include The Durket Sperrit." BY IA
8. b. Elliott: Tony Drum. Cockney Boy
Edwin Pugh--with ten full-page ILLUSTRATION
color by the newly popular Nicholson. Inc 70
% Life" novel OF modern English society.
Kenneth Burrow: and Fighting for FavG. !
tale OF pirates on the Scotch coast. BY ".
Tarbet.
Mr. Theodore Watts-DuntOn is about to p,
lish two books One is collection OF MS :
views the other q romance entitled Ay'SI
The novel may be looked for with some ~s
osity: the volume OF reprinted reviews VII ="
little to the worlds literary wealth.
TO Day" a London journal. has some per-
nent verses on the subject Of The kAiyH'
Gin sc wad use yer pen. my man.
And be writer grand.
There's but one method and one plan.
One language and one land
Then come ava wi me. my -.
whatever that may mean
To where all guild young authors go.
That are ma over green! a..
Well find the Kaiyard. the Kailyard. the nv
yard:
Wen find the Kaiiyard. and max The spot
hame.
A bonny briar- bush grows there.
Whlk ye must write beside:
Bog myrtle too. and peat so fair.
And guild young men that died.
There's women at the window pane.
There's elders takkin' snuff.
And ministers OF massive brain.
And ither siciike stuff. a.
Then we'll boom the kailyard. the haiyaru -
Kailyard:
Well boom the Kailyard. the genus's hane'
Sac dinna fash yersel to find
A story fit to tell;
Whatever's told III Scots. yc mind.
Is eye an sure 10 sell.
In Scots that trips the southern ioon'
WI a its snagS and turns.
Just like the rugged ways % Doom.
Its banks and braes o Burns ~
Wen talk the kaiyard the kailyard the h''
yard. Al,
Well talk the Kailyard. that brings the '"'
hame,
And when To some good spot ye've come
Tune up. lad. for yer lie' .,.
(There's others Thrums upon the Dtu~''
Yc'd better pr'aps. Try Fife) ,
And when ye'yc found Yer bit . eFou"''
And munched the parrtch tine.
Yen brither he 10 VI and c.
And great in auld lang syne' -, N
More noise in III Kalyard IN hah'"'
kailyard 800
More noise in tn Kailyard. -anither So'e<