The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-05

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uU.p ami ,onais ns sell
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there Va- MOI The sam" .f'faft r'-falrt
pu a.. ..r'rsry there pa- tu "as'rn'',
t, ,|,suusl. ~" and - sIar.fy those matters
.f WHICH .ur lard, -I,k' above 'l' breath
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S.Nau spoke % M,d'.rd rum % hr- dAr'
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dent With L but he wa- a reaIi-' indeed
Many - th-se New FnslaI d r- Who are ,rl"-
! Urttpd uy Nj HoweA- w-r" ~ but so Nas
t..r.a It,r-. who found such 'u' attached
.. tI- yu.f s.nrs upon TIE u-usl upt"r' 'nl-
tee, - Gu'tns-n The N"ir' whom VI
Howell. initiated -ue"r'd a. tuil.i s"h Dee
aus. be .uu.d Jump across I'~ u'rt'"''INs
river. and because te rad been uI-u,,'s'ul
With It's ladies and IT, university pr,',.'of-
but Bismarck. who ATTAINED IA ,,irId,ran.e
u RI Of HE Ia prcs-INe growth 10 tie Ila'"
never complain, d = II. Al q more ihaI 'te
Distinguished American has ,ubsst'd pleas
ursbIy for a period upon it, w'iru'H ara -
,tn.r substantial provision. though none Mat
We have heard u has ever a,ku'"l'dS'd '
,,,ors m the spirit that George Eb' ,tA
~ - las bare
Mr. Howell. begins his book VITA an '''
count Of his nrs, visit to New England ~"
r.,,rd, Nth humor that Il Their" va. ai'
ana N TIA. year $50 who had h- benz m'r"
wholly In literature than he had. h" should
not have known where u mad nm ~ Toe
rumbu, ono. he met Bay ard liNIor a. "a
h,sptibl- house where he va. - guest Hl'''
nj. lecture n. ven know-. Nj HoNrl'
.,y. nov got through the evening d'
not think opened my mouth so hGdI''~ VIVA
a word II was as much a. | could d. 7" -
and look at him. while he ttanGuh'S 'H''"'d
and chattcd With our host. and GIan'd We
h,sr which We mad very good 10 we N"''
Nr Howell. long.d e. tell the Older p"''
how much he admired his po"fr, Nh''h IL
v,s his bahit 70 learn by heart N''" ia"
and still more did hc long to hssut" wih 'O''
no also Wa born IN Arcadia In Uu'h''.
vh.r- he met Mr.. Taylor u second time Nj
rayI,r did not recognize him. and TINS halG-
,aIy WAS A pain. but there wssthe meeting IN
cambridge afterward involving 'h" incident
,,,he Creek book. and this l. moot 'f"'tlaily
,.l.hrat.d ia the sccoWp anyiug picture
,u,r Bayard TAYLOR. the persons ocl"-
hrated in American Literature" pass hN I'D
,hes. pa.c- IN generous succession New
work 4. included here ~ an incident OF "a"
,,uru-y TO Boston on G""tg" NuI'dNn
,ur,. Mr. How..ls SAYS humanity was
-, ~. humanitieS with him and We all
Lp,u how h. turned from the falr"st career
,n literature to tread the thurnv pain ~
,,r,lc. hecau.a ho believed that duty led
a.. vey and that good citizens w"r" needed
,,or. man good romances No doubt they
ar. and vel, II must always he q keen re-
GRE, With the men oi my generation VII"
,t,pes.,d with such rapture the carry proofs
NJ Nj. talent. that he could MT nav" devoted