New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

It is said that Rudyard Kipling's first literary
work was a series Of "SchO0lbOy Lyrics which
have never been published but were printed for
private circulation among friends and relatives
when he was I'm his sixteenth year. These lyrics,
We are told, showed the facie gift OF rhyme
and the unexpected command Of appropriate
words which have always marked his work.
Miss II. Betham-E1wards has written a
novel Of pastoral life which she calls The Lord
II the Harvest"
An expensive book Illustrating and describ-
ing the great masters i'm the Louvre Gallery is
% be- brought out Immediately by Goupu The
English edition is one of Only twenty-five
copies. the price being $50 net Half the
copies had been subscribed for at last accounts
The work is coming out in twelve parts and
has three hundred Illustrations
manufacturing towns Octave Thanet Miss
Alice FRENCH has displayed a knowledge and
perception of masculine character unusual in a
woman. something OF this she feels that she
owes % her youngest brother. Robert French
who died last year at the age Of twenty-siX
OF this young man a friend says i'm Current
Literature. "On graduating from Harvard. in
order the better 10 learn how To take charge Of
his business. he went as q wOrkingman into the
mandatory Of which he part owner, be-
ginning at the bottom and accepting all the
conditions Of the workngman. He went up,
step by step. until al the time Of his death ne
had served his apprenticeship. and was ready
10 take his place at the head Of his special
branch Of the business
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