Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
Educational Period
of American
Literature
BY LORENZO SEARS, LIT. D,
profemor Of Americdn Literature IN
BrO,pn University.

in
London mpe Two after she published The
three deaT n se Temple Tale of
the United States three @ s ane a sI n
survived creation of the imagination as Were
ley and John But the book great
its wo ns @ nd 1892 was pubshe
plot simple and the story old as tine apvh r t
fortunes She trusts in the usual vows OF noy
American desero disgrace and death all
style that never was on land or sea- except In an eighteenth
said he why does not my child come to welcome
e Composed my do not ghen your
self unnecessarily present but maesee
undoubtedly safety and hop. they
will both able for this an 50 @ through So
waiting his turn and adjusting himself his pose ocanu
People who at home reading novel OF
by something boards hence much of
and CrOndty and dreaded n
now This taken stage direction by readers ana COM
Mrs her demise in Boston in 1924
Hugh breckenridge getting
only in bis Modern @ F @ STRANGE that the Young lawyer
of politics early and took his literary epsS with
rectn with the subtitle of the
pa ng pusea ait 7e
story smaee of border @ nd na a not u hse e on
did Altogether conveyed useful lesson to us h
freedom handling caessy not knowing that 1t was % e
his usous prototype had to se. At any moment
he might find himself member of % n an @ had NOT
established he might have Jared m worse At length he mas
and eventually tar and feathers by all Of which may be
observed that politics WAS not pup alone O'' literature " "@
Brokden approach purely literary per
formance philadelphia youth OF nous WAY" h law for tera
speedily the epic epidemic then prevailing he
1t was his the plague year of 17ss
dsoang the city His nearest friend was taken
but he was left to describe the horrors of pss h G h m large
agencies have in the house but IN novel
sometimes the case with this ore Ho"eve
straight and well in hand Six novels three
years and three of them IN one year s 1p in l7Se Arthur nervyn
Ilunley Clara Howard and Jane Talbot in 1891 formed
proecnic worthy to celebrate the going out OF e
and the coming in the nineteenth Meeo ene was
invisible hands the catastrophe Note this high light
Death seemed to hover over this the floating
had already lighted my frame approached house before
usng the coffin into the cavity pro
wasn't the fever that the
f ho sn 9o 1u last o pf s o S me- @ few
live said the other The sooner dead the better
well Did mark how he eyed us when we carried
and aausnsrr bio hand, 70 n,. head and exclaimed
Chant elsewhere thy ruefut dt
thou wOud not feel in thy heart angs red with blood less sS
shuddeng dashed myself against the wall and nsned
each window and every corner Of the room was ms @ h e
Browns pages these but they
awake with their crawling
impossible in action based upon the fact
The element Whch our carr!
leave of the new American ncton
the plague he was voice
Philadelphia for sanitary
this II he were h
of
ana the temper a age
fedged
ghoush treatment ms
familiar with them M all these W
meanchoc wa"
by bowling wilderness
friendship
bavey held
ton anng floods of tears and tearing rant
geedy and called
considerable value
United States an
practical
periodical
prenonion that his lie
work be doneea early he at the of 80
repuhshe regarded the cnaN
its late movement They snd on e
baefui
uncorlm
to the second century OF
TO