New-York tribune., 1903-03-15

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Of genius. would under modern c"aa.rirre r.ny
rate enable tn. dr;lnatist ~ q i.r-- go \
conc CentrHtiOn of Thought, Z SUSt.tlr.! -.ty
of mental effort. v"ry different. II - r,.,.ls
venture to say Sn firm tn" txa-'..r-. g.. -... I'd
in turning out an ordinary nor'L
Among the American books With - "a
lens novel. Mrs Ath~rtp:.'5 r.... ..- 4
Alexander IIarTriItor< I"rt"rS. ar: M. - J.
kinss story. The Wind in IL. I:.-~:. "a
fic;,tipn OF IL waiting wpr.I s.H H.. . .
called Edward the I;Iack Ir-a o..
Mrs Flora Annie Steel has ad.i.-i -... --. D
the fact that the average n"E-.-t .<.. -.. r
stick her trade and I.-.t- "tn"r i--.- .-.- 5
to proficicnts therein. Her essays
don Saturday Itcvi"w' az" s.i't.y d--t-:
almost without txrrpt.": fiat 'laI ... -
Lynn Linton won ttncr S;.i"'l.:.-s -
with her Girl Of tho I'ri.rI' irti~-.s I,e
Review ''-hut thOS.. Ws-r'- other -. .-' Ms.
Lynn Linton was another sort %: E..-.
OF Mrs. Stc'l II 5 SAL hat sh.- t.
tall, but she is Vcry ,.!StiGI--EI-t.-! .,.. tn
pure white hair. NrW.ng StIsiisAt i
low, broad forehead. she >ir.e-.e5 g.. - ~
out UStcntatiuf, and probably W.-r'-s e
time in the pursuit known As .-..' i.--.
A remarkable collection Of -c,rIy 3d.. -. %,
Bunyan's works has just ben sold - Be- =
1t included pa volumes. nia'y ~ ti..-. 49,
nal editions With them I.-r- -Ist ., =
copy OF the very rare first '-'iit."H # - it-y
copies OF the third edition of m 20 5
Progress 1850
There is a pleasant picture e -H-
Princess Victoria. afterward tn" F.-'fr'-- r-~.
erck in the just published "J"IC:it.~ -
Marshal Count BluInenthai" L.. b. .-.--
TlarCk the Marshal recognized tie .-,.. p -
OF the Princess. fi,- describes n. ,t-:.:- -.
her hich lasted quit. hour 80 $50 Il
the sofa, and held her arm hrc e.. =
child. Her rS,lti''r ~.sS natural - :
and to the point, Without nattfry "r ,ti-
expressions of Eratitul T.: st!H. sh" ma T. '
in her whole b.;trInG toward M. h".F HE .-
appreciated the fidelity of l.y s'rr.'" e..
husband / can Row understand hos = @
she has AROUSED ulucn rrr.I-y ~! -.
in her naturdlnnSS she stands - f1E
others that iHIttt" h"r- I'll
forgive her that simplicity ii.I rtt..
ing. and want 20 fetter h"r III tn" StT-' i--t
Of etiquette. and SO d'priv-- h'-r Of tn
which raises her to 50 high a Plnnil' .--
eyes Of every reasonable man
F.zelin a Paiuan des;,pt Of tho thirtetrIr. .'-
tury, whom tradition called the son Of :. p
by an earthly mother is the hero of Tn i.'
Of the Dark Red Star" novel 10y Mr. Eu-.
Iee-HamiItOn- The author, who lives IN .'-
ence. is better known as poet than as novelist
He married a few years ago Miss AM L. F.
HoldsWorth-Who is also noVelISt. but one
whose early promise has not been fulfilled
Since the publiration OF the biography OF I'.sr-
win there have been found among his Iai'':5
som" notes of his early years which show %
as a small boy he had passion for coils 1;
md Observing He thus cdndidly records -
of his buyish Oddities: Il WIS in those d.
vrry great story trl..r-fur tn" pure puci,'-. =
exciting attention ami surIriS'.- / scare Y -.-
Went out Walking without saying that
pheasant SO!Ia S--..,,-. iG-,! e.
history t.L~t.-r. those lies. Wi.'n !"t DIT.
presume, excited my attention., IS | Z,
th..lu wildly. not connected with sham. -.
s,':I." DO. but AS som, thing NJ h - ::
!oGJ!"-,l great effect ON NY mind. E.lE.'
like 4 tragedy | rcco.i"Ct WIN --..- {
Mr.. CIs.''S n Unitarian s'hool IN SE---.,- .-.I
invtrItin.I 4 whole fl! rio u S:.OV hrW fu.
Of SV"akirl-r the truth Ny i.,vt,'-..t.. 30
vivid Il. my mind that I cou. I ain. - .;
was trI". dill NJ memory % former So 80.
it false
David A. NasSun, who W0S inHS -
literary lights Of the ''At.4rt..r'' =
a who Ike his clrh,r. =