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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

TRAVELLER TALES OF 1
CHINA. 1
By Hezekiah Butterworth. 1
Dana Estes & Coz 1

This book is the second in the new
series of the Traveller Tales" written
after the manner of the popular Zig
Tag Series" which made the name of
Hezekiah Butterworth a household
word wherever there were boys and
girls who loved to read.
Traveller Tales of China" makes
clear to young people the new condi-
lions, as well as the old traditions of
the Chinese people, and gives an in
struetive and fascinating picture of
Russian China and Manchuria, as well
as of the central empire 1t tells all
about the new ports of the Yellow Sea.
and the Trans Siberian Railway, and
also illustrates the manners and Gus
toms of the native population by folk
lore tales and travellers narratives.
The numerous full-page Illustrations
add greatly to the value of the work.
which may safely be pronounced one
of the most interesting and useful books
for young people published for many
years.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27
The World Of Book

gr,an constitution from the earliest
times 10 The reign Of Diocletian.
In the second part the consulsnip'
the tri2unate. the senate, the coWltla'
ana she other Institutions of the gov
rTnrncn; are taken up in order, and a
systematic and detailed description is
given o9 each,
me text may be used conveniently
as a basis for high-school or college
class room work in Roman history or
Roman institutions, The constant ref
erence made TO the sources, and the
nihliography which follows each chap
ter viii be of important service TO
The teacher and 10 the more advanced
student.
The book presents n beautiful APP
pearance both in its binding and in its
type arrangement.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

etto they have haa to the romance o.
4 history
TO make the collection as complete
as possible several tales have beer
added which do moi appear in the carl
1 Ter editions Of New ENGLAND legends
II viii also he noticed that the op-
portunity has been awaited az to add ia
The number, as well as to greatly am
prove the quality Of the hlustra tons,
actual subjects being substituted, in
most cases. for the ideal, so that with
these new features, New England Lee
cends is. to ali intents, what Ii par
ports TO he. 8 new and revised work,
a more vigorous growth from the
parent stock
To give some idea of the subjects
treated in this fascinating book We VIII
quote a dozen or more Of the subjects
Boston Common %. W. AolmeS9s In
the Old South Church o. G. Whittier)s
The Duel on the Common; The Wash
ington Elm; The Eliot Oak; Normal 5
Woe; The Devils Den a. G. Whittier9s
The Spaniards and Graves Cecilia Tha-x-
ter); Legends Of Plymouth Rock The
Charter Oak
There are over 100 illustrations and
hundreds Of sketches in the book 1t
is interesting TO compare the illustra-
tions which were used in this book,
some Is years ago, with those in the
book which is entirely new. this year
The progress Of photo engraving and
half-1ene work seems TO have absolute
ly displaced the wood engraving,
though the wood cut stin has its de-
voted admirers.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

maggie McLanehan," by the author
Of 'aThe Widow O'Callaghan's Boys, Is
a wholesome story for juvenile readers.
II describes the struggles Of q young
Irish girl thrown on her own resources
at an early age and obliged 20 support
herself and baby cousin. She has q
brave and independent spirit that VIII
appeal to young folks. As she IL
hard worker and soon begins 70 earn
comfortable living her uncle's ~lfe'
lazy slattern, thinks Il would De
good thing for her husband 10 become
Agaggie's guardian and thus obtain the
money she earned. Luckily the attempt
was thwarted By a kind friend VINO pc
came guardian Of Maggie and her
cousin.
In the course Of the story it is dem
onstrated how much evil and wrong
may be done by ignorance Of simple
laws. BY a very narrow margin Mag
gle escaped from the intended harm
II would save many a minor child from
fraud and misery either Of lawyers or
of nl-meaning relatives if some Of the
simple laws relating to property were
taught in the public schools.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27
THE STORY OF a LITTLE
POET.
BY Sophie c. Taylor.
little, Brown & Coz

The Story of a Little Poet is a
work of more ambition and research
than most books about children. II Is
beautifully illustrated by Alice Bar
Der Stevens
The characters of the three children
in the story, the hero, his brother and
sister, are taken from life, and woven
through the book is a collection Of or
iginal sayings that the author has jot-
ted down from time to time during
early childhood of the three children;
also some letters they wrote and poetry
they composed These children were
her own. Charles. BirchaTd and Emily,
This book belongs in the class Of
Little Lord Fauntleroy. All the hui
NOR and pathos that could be infused
into a story for children and about
children is given in this.
It will appeal TO q large class of
readers. not only TO mothers and IA
theirs. but TO every enc who loves chill
6ren.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
THE POET, DRAMATIST.
MAN.
By Hamilton Wright Mabie.
(The Macmillan Coz

Mr.. Mabie is one of the great Shakes
peare scholars of the world. It would
be presumptuous for most men of this
age to attempt to write a book of this
character, but this book, which was
first published by The Outlook Com
pany, in 1900, and has already had sev-
eral editions, is proof that there is
profit and progress even in the studI,
of Shakespeare, which would seem To
be an exhausted subject.
This edition is too well known to
need a lengthy review On this new
edition it is profusely illustrated tbe
biography and historical portions are
most carefully and deliberately drawn.
The book itself is a work of art ana 81 -,
each edition it has been improved.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

This little book is worth z place in
any library for the sake q the first
sketch, 1.-THE Star-Spangled Banner,
by Marion Hill. But the other stories
are perhaps equally important and all
have been well received They are A
Little Tennessee -Czsabisnca," A
White Sheep" "A Tune in Court. "
THE Little Boy and His Pa, The
Accolade, :. "A Love Story.
The fret story 70 which alluslon has
been made is devoted 10 The spelling Of
familiar songs and verses, especially
those given by youthful students. II
is fun Of humor and shows the inpoT-
lance Of getting the children Of the
country a little closer into the actual
meaning Of familiar songs and verses
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27
Baker Merrill COB

The author has attempted IN this
book 10 trace, as he says, in the histos y
OF the missionary century just closed
the footsteps Of God, studying the Di-
vine plan and its unfolding and action
and achievement.
The object Of the book is not SO much
to give the history Of The century as
10 discover the meaning of this history,
the centre about which al its efforts
lie II studies men and women &C.
curTences and development the forces
and factors with this idea in view II
Is especially addressed 10 students Of
missionary history and lovers of the
worlds evangelism.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

While this is not book that would
be sought by the general reader 1t Is
exactly what is needed by the tyro in
Journalism. It gives in a concise and
explicit manner the points most neces-
sary for the beginner, and the book Is
certainly invaluable for new reporter
II is intended as an aid to those who
nre about to enter newspaper work, or
TO those who have already entered
without any definite idea as to what
their work is and should be to them
To those who are interested in news
papers It will show in some slight de-
gree what the work of that much
abused person. the reporter. consists.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

This IS a book for boys. 1t relates
the adventures Of three-Allen, Chef
wood and Paul WinthTop,-who are
left TO shift fer themselves in a lone
ranch situated in the mountains of
Idaho.
The story gives a pretty vivid pic
ture OF life in this wild place. There
is no lack Of adventure TO attract the
boy reader. At the same time the au-
thor has tried to give a fair idea Of
life as it is, today, on the ranches in
the mountains. Ii is drawn true TO
nature.
Much Of the book is conversat ional
and this style is usually found very
attractive for young readers.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

This is the third of Mrs. Winter.
burns series of the Parents Library
II is a practical treatise on the care
Of children from birth to maturity.
She shows that it is the result of years
of practical experience and study, not
a collection of untried theories. This
is a book for the mothers to read.
1t deals with the subject generally; it
is not filed with recipes and preserip-
tions, but with good general advice.
The question of the health and care
and training of the children is gone
into. The subject is presented in an
attractive way and readers will not be
wanting. The book is too valuable and
too interesting to be overlooked.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

appeared first under the title Of My
Violin" in Outlook for Easier, 1893
There is a mysterious note about the
verses in an attempt, perhaps. TO catch
the melody Of the violin without being
TOO explicit and definite
This is one Of the attractive quail
ties Of poetry
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

"a Young Inventors Pluck" is a
book describing the adventures of a
wide-awake American youth of me-
chanical turn of mind who suddenly
finds himself thrown upon his own re-
sources for the support of himself and
his sister. The bank in which they
have their store of money deposited
fails. Then comes the shutting down
of the tool works in which Jack Wool
ington is employed.
The story is full of adventure and
will please the boys and girls, for whom
it is chiefly intended.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

In this little book are presented such
of the divine and moral. songs of the
Rev. Isaac Watts as seemed to the
author to be suitable for the under
standing of the children of the pres
ent day. Each of them is illustrated
by quaint pictures which give character
to the book.
The verses were first published in the
early part of the eighteenth century
There is brief account of the life of
DR.. Watts in the book
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27
(Ginn & Coz

This is notable new book, prepared
chiefly for the use Of students of Ro-
man history, of Latin. and of political
science.
The first part of the work traces his
torically the development Of the Ro-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

This little book is a budget of letters.
1t is the result of a long study of the
various problems of the American girl.
The advice is somewhat diffuse and
might be condensed to advantage, but
to young girl interested in learning
the point of view of a woman of ex-
perience, it is, perhaps, none too long
nor too minute @1
The letters are divided into three
different headings: First, about educa-
ton; second, about social relations;
third, about personal conduct.
The reader can easily guess the gem
eral treatment of the education of
young girl, the dangers to be avoided
anG the books to be sought. AS to
social relations no two writers agree.
The author here had divided the sub
ject in rather novel way. She asks
What Is Your Culture to Me?" THE
Educated Girl in Society,"" 1.-The Man
ners of the Modern Girl 1.-THE Diff
culties of Modern Girls 1.-THE De-
mands of Vacation" THE Amusements
of Girls" Criticism of the Theatre,
Civic Opportunity for Women" THE
Suffrage for Women" friendships for
Women"
about Personal Conduct" under the
third division, the letters are of gem
eral miscellaneous character from the
OlG CIlIlleu Is Lie w OFIn 1lNluS, "
study of "A Baccalaureate Ser
mon"
1t would, perhaps, interest the girls
who have not seen this book to make
few extracts. AS to the educated
girl. she writes as follows:
The future woman will be force
in society stronger and better than we
now dream. l like to think that she
will not grow less winning as she grows
ing. 1 like to think of her as worthy
to be the counselor of the statesman.
the teacher of the little child, the in
spiration of the artist, the arbitrator
of cOntending factions in the domestic
world, and still and forever the ideal of
the poet"
About Education" she writes:
Education, like religion, we may say
reVerently, is to be known by its fruits.
The ability to pass examinations and
to take high honors, to wrest degree
from a reluctant university, to carry
through a difficult piece of original re-
search,-none of these is the test. They
are promise, not fulfilment; blossom,
not fruit; the road, not home. In other
words, education is not an end in it
self, but the means to an end. So
much that is delightful in the way OF
friendship and social life and pleasant
classroom rivalries is associated with
the years in college dormitories that
there is danger of our forgetting the
actual significance of these things. 1t
is really slight"
Concerning manners, she writes:
When a woman really has the finest
manners, they are not for use on
especial occasions or for especial peO-
pie. They are hers, and, wherever she
goes, they go with her. The girl who
is suave and engaging in public and
snappish and inconsiderate at home
shows that her breeding is pinchbeck."
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

This is a brief little book, written for
youth, and charmingly illustrated by
Reginald B. Birch. There is a delight
full suggestion of Christmas in this lit
tie story, the hero of which is Holly
Berry, and the heroine, Mistietoe. IL
will be an attractive holiday book.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27
LASSIE.
BY the Author of "Tootsey's
Mission" ---
Little, Brown & Coz

This is a little book designed TO
young readers. 1t is fun of humor. in
terest and dramatic incidents. 1t is
wholesome and bright. 1t has touches
of genuine joy and real pathos, which
even the youngest readers appreciate
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

."the woman who was not athletic" to
''the woman who helped her husband"
"the woman who used her theory to
1.-THE woman who believed in early ris-
ing"
: The fables are told with profuse
use of capitals and prodigal good hui
NOR. The pages are quantity made up
with green border lines, which give it
very odd appearance. Many of
these fables have been read by news
paper readers, but they certainly have
enough value to preserve in perma-
nent form.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

This is a quaint little book. in which
the connection Of verse and music is
portrayed. 1.-THE Songs Of My Violin"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

This is a series Of quaint, but ia
miliar stories for children, such as
rip Van Wrinkle" "A Voyage tc
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27

MAGGIE McLANEHAN.
BY Guiielma Zollinger.
N. G. McCiurg g. Coz
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-27
HOLLY BERRY AND MIS-
TLETOE.
By Mary Caroline Hyde.

little. Brown & Coz
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vaci0n.
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NENTAJAS
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premios yencidos que asegrada en
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Dill BRUCE 9auon.

Chicago, 12te sunni. gpeIpn gaIb.
min flyer. at ban pil reiie BET iibite
Stpffe @ei til RorbpoIen meb et
goaon. anbrees ufienote Sfipbne
ifr9mmer bam life.
Orr. gaIbpin bar p9ret / Ranias
for at iige fine Sor9Iore Saroel, %
paa Reiien til europa itaniebe BON
nogle Gage her. 9aIbpin bar Gil.
Ito iii gauoner.
Mr. gaIbfnin refer Torsbag fra
Reiu Dorf pia Samburg til Sromss,
Noree, boor ct az bans Sfibc
"S%ritioi", Iisser ieileferoig. @eo
Srans Soiepbs 2anb ifaI ban msoe
Sfibet "ameriea", iom uoruites /
Sunoee, Sfotlanb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
bet brGnbbart Stof END en- 8eltelans.

bet brGnbbart Stof END en- 8eltelans.
be-6O a 70 Sob.
Miobag ps Iften, rtaar MaIfinen
life bar | Brug. maatte en- 8agtmanb
bore paa Stebet / lansere Tib.
Oct napntes osiua / benne Surbins
belie, at | polbipm 8inb maatte Der life
traifes, FAINT at Der paa 9ampmaltinen
MATTE bore EFT ~fOriuarlis Sparkarre-
ster til at ilrlfte ale @niiter.
Neite December Waaneb Ifal al
gienbum asiureret al Selifabet oarb.
iettes paanp, berior burbe ale 9irefts.
rer, inben Ell iaaban Sarbiettelie fin.
Der Step. msoe / 9ecorab % bliue enis
&c I'M ben bebite Sremsanssmaube,
iier buab Triien paa Seite ps &reatits
rer ansaar, ba BEN iibit bruste Resel
% Sorltriit life MI er anoenbelis.