The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
more responsible posts mist have serxse,n,
III va FLED capacItiesf before they . GI1
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lhews In d field witch he has made PC
culinrly his own Ii. is entitled "lh l, De- e.
ye Slsned ut6 the prnq his p top s VOL
umes.
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gs f seW fofE i Sity y sd.,e pa04f Thrs;
Mosques 81 Ben, i Crimson: the Masauo. 20, Of
Obcron, the Niasque Of Hlackn - l. t tho
Masa'ie Of Bsauty Few poets i, as snole ai,'io
Of eloquencc, and us the friend Of Shakes.
neare and Bacon lie viii long hoid ~, -
place II the strlumvlate who mace, ,t .me
inry glants. The choice Of these three irsa
masques presents those which IRE m, mos y
lrcpreset1 tntive Of the poets ricn s s,a},,
ma ton The sstue Of opero ssdd Is il W not
uncdunlled by any other work Oh ,i i,s M M
thor for brightness and lightness a a,,.
grace of fanoy.gfor lyric moveifen ~, l tho
t tw IA sceompanying n ua cnll for tho
Same enco miums.
The following beautiful sermon, On !; sun IN;
81 comanc ho.initEe September Field and
NY peak rested 81 darkness and ad toTer.
81 into J. thetwiEht o. e ear and G }hen
thought there was the faintest INT ., g
color IN the skyIthe color en a,t the e s WILs
c y ofaaleepng baDe, NT ,,s, y m,ss
tic sun.kissod Side Of rlpe pen h-5nao n,S
the warm n glow,of( dying, fire. And II.
,theword that was below had Q, only II, darK.
h s 81 but It was 1he sax dowa
gla olt PEAK pea Of M t. Drnnler came out OF
space now burning. blazlngLn, go eol ,,n,,,l
ewes Until 8it. was molten silver and pure pure
gold, trimmed with all the lights OF pre-,
scious stones:t The Cascade range sto a(Il
houette against the blaze, Of the rising =
sun that was still. below the edge Of th ne
the coming in b daS s snS WITS
they floated above the purple Ht tl.a.,
that would soon develop into a busy
world The sky azed IKE Whi de NO tSe
eastern range and below me the purple
mantle faded and dropped further down.
until the bottom seemed miles ana miies
SJThenlthe sun burst suddenly up from
behind the rim Of the east. and It was
day where J. sat in the county or the
Silence warm. fun DAY there on ob bnG
the sunlight rush downward along INC
mountain sides until the purple curtain an
was melted and the sun shone IN the
could preach, and it Is free to all who
wish to see and hear. for 1t. happens
clear day N 'he Constance Ssar hf Da the
i, no NJ fence around no Keep off tho
grass signs and the trial no .G Inc nnd TOP
esea B airsss on s'' Hoods canal
Charles Josselyn. whose Tho True Ma
>pOleoirGe received favorable cfl.lcisiu !ast
year. has In press for early puofHca "a tn
estlng and Instructive seec tons from :, "a
nous authors, entitled "Aly Favorite BOOK
Shelf - Unlike the usual quotatlohHDo Door.
this volume includes passages OF reaoapie
length SO chosen and arranged In many
cases as to eptonlizo the messages OF TIE
yolurninous originals. The work Will make
a handsome octavoti, interestingly printed
and fabricated: The binding IS from u
design by Gordon ROSS
X MIR. w. A. Fraser whose "Mooswa and
Others Of the boundaries" made SO dis
tlnct q success, has written novel TOR
publication late this month under the tit!o
OF 1.-The Blood Lilies.
( The story is told with all the authors
concentration and Intensity. Inc scehe
Is the North CountryNof Canada BEYOND
Winnipeg. and the chara cters. sact nrawi ~
French Canadians, Indians and half oreeus
OF that romantic region. Tho atmosphere
OF a strange and romantic lana IS eYeIy-
where felt as q quality Of the story Whclh
dramatic and pathetic In aa5remarkap3iie
degree, illustrates the manners ana ma plts
OF a wild and picturesque community WIZ
vivid power. y5
G, p. Putnams Sons announce a pub
LEGATION OF particular Importance an q ne W
edition of the Writings and Letters o.
Charles and Mary Lamb, edited ~ ~. y.
Lucas. This edition OF Lamb VII be UNI UNI.
que In many respects ~ WIZ pc t ~, me.
cimens; the first TO print several ! huusaliu
words OF now ana AUTHENTIC .1nalellai'
both IN prose and verse; the llrst 70 co !!i
prise In one volume all the chiiarte ,,l :
lngS"The King and Queen Of II g ul :.
covered by MIR. Lucas In 1871; the nrst 70
reproduce all the original illustrations $, !, ie
the lambs works, and to give fac-silnl !! :
title pages. 1t Is the first also TO ada 80
the notes such pictures as are ca lled. ~ !.
fpN8stne text, thus, IN ',ncE case VI. i1aihD {
essay, "On the Genius Of Hogarth, tne
plates especially praised by Lamb are re-
EprOuuced 1Or consultation with the es'
say, .s IS IL
Jocelyn Lewis is the writer Of ilie
Adventures OF Dorothy" soon TO pc !ss sa =
BY the Outlook Company. Aecord.ng 10, 70 !!
tho book Is one that Will be q del, y e
children. Dorothy is said to be very v.,
human little girl. high spirited am u .n,1p
lutely fearless, who after living all Eer ~
in the city Is sent into the country 70 iagt
for the summer with retired sea cap I ~
and his wife, 1t Is her adventures on tne
farm that are recOunted. 5ts
Ono Of tho most significant OF. the ioI ~
coming autumn publications. IS ,lre lla, y
Under English Rule. which Is to DO l'u ~.
lshed by G. p, Putnam's Sons apnut KY
middle OF September, The author, OF W
book Is Thomas Adds Emmett, ~ y" =
grandnephew of Robert Emmett, +, !. ,
DR.. Emmet, has covered in outline. !, ov Y.
seven centuries Of Irish history, ana ~ ~
work Includes consideration Of tne IT,,
cent important land bill. II narlTat = y.
cannot fall to arouse tho interest an ~
sympathy of all classes OF readers, 70
gardless OF race or political affiliations
Hearts Courageous, Halle Ermln'
Rives' romance of the signing Of the p ,,e
caration of Independence. has been sue
| ccssfully Grammatical and Is being usGit
by Orrin johnson as the vehicle ioF ~
nrst starring venture. The strong !9Ht
nterest that made the story SO popuia
has been emphasized In the play.
Following his very successful boys booi
"In the MAPS Nest" Cyrus hIoWnsie na
Ta,o a ~ haS 1yrit ton for EcntemD6 DUDllcp