The sun., 1903-02-04
BOOKS AND BO0xMAkING.

Il Q>or~> n Iori,r.r'. h,ot sY>tt>rs
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IA "A di.tinctlv Ar.ric.n ,n :. vor th.t an.
mipbt tbinL q .,,,,ed on,,, 90 ,ha Ar.,,con n
literary naIats Tha h,sins.. oommon
| ssn.a and .brawd hur,or In ~ ar. co.ro-
politan howev.r and n bss sttractad CON-
siderable attention o,,tsids the United
States
A Canadian edition has cold brisklv and
now n laroa Enolisb edition Ia IN ba n,lb-
lisbed NV Msthusn TIC sams n,hlishers
have In hand a r ,lo,io, edition ~ the hook
to uo To New Zesland Australia and of her
| British colonies.
| Rotert w Cbanhers v,osa nav novel.
-Tha Maid nj Arrs no. Drawn him into
| .. n, 4, critical oontroyarsy toll. . oood ;oke
| unon an .m;nont orn;tholoJst whom he
has h ION visiting in Florida
MIR. Chambers knows a good deal about
birds himself, but makes no pretence Oh
equailihg his scientihc TREND save In na'iVe
powers OF observation inere was
iriehdiy riVairy De'"eeh 'he TWO as W
winch would see the greatest humper oi
bird specimens
| One day Mr' Chambers announced tha'
he had seen crested grebe' Inc orhi-
thologst was green with envy Each day
Hter that 'hey 'ook uafhps py sePaia'e
routes Each day Mr Chainbers repo7ea
a glimpse oil the rare pro' "hiie MS iriehu
acknowledged iaiiure'
th. omo,a,r oonf,.sad that bs had sesn
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,ha Ia haa cor,,, s-ou, ,h., ua,or 70 tho
| - Ill. NJ char,Lars cbucL,.d and
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The BOOK Buyer mas been undergoing
radical ana attractive he'amoiphosis' IL
| known Scribner trademark of the burning
lamp. Robert Yard will have charge Of
| the literary periodical in its new form
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'he e'',ne rnk"'' e''''o' mas "N''''' 'e''
suo'o''oou 'o' -
Carmen Sylvia, though Queen, is by
| no means Indifferent to the financial success
| Of her literary work Most Of the proceeds
go into charities, ana recently she gave
to home for the aged, which is one of her
favorite charities. handsome carriage and
pair Of ponies, bought with the money from
her new book OF fairy stories. Two more
ponies are needed and the Queen says she
tn obtain the money for them
Poetry may be unstable, but II. c Duval
has surely wooed the muse on sound
financial basis. His -Rhyming Rules OF
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-, Iii ,,a,,or;,a tho rbymas and
Iii e.. .,,,hor h,assad
IL - ,ossil,iI;,, ,,sar,s i,Sa,f
49,, fora;,nor s,aLin ,
,. 80 oo,,rs, ~ s,udy here found
that he bad IN mass a stin examination,
which included English history He was
appalled, but friend bought him a rhymed
history Of England
He memorized the forty pages in two DAYS
and passed with honors, but came near
lainng 10 write ms paper "''hih 'he ''i''e
iimit, because ne hau 10 pes'i al '"e oesn'-
nihe ana reci'c '"o "ho'e ooon up W '"o
required STATISTICS eacn 'iihe ne huh'eu 'o'
fact'
NOW are eh'ire oridge parties 10 suhei
from suspehdeo ANIMATION "hiie soihe ,an
and mustered one meh'any recn's MI
Duvais BOOK from cover TO cover III searcn
OF a satisfactory trump iead'
,t,. c,,;,, h,, ,,,,ra,a 40 uou nc
radical opinions. On the heels of his essay
on The Decay of the Novel. which stirred
up a tempest in the literary tea pot, he is
bringing out new novel, In Piccadiliy.
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