Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-19
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w..sels Company have in active
IM ,,on fof publication N Inc
l.s A 'oripg a book By Rufus Rock
wg T Is,'0 entitled New England IN
'.,. 49, Mr.. Wilson. who is widely
W., .s.,o,sbly known through his
.'s y. ,I hi Colonial Byways, ana
i Da,,', works describes a series OF Pill
a hla, Ia all the noteworthy literary
a ..5r, Of The New England states
el. I,o' Min tae work Of each author
!. '' ,..oeiatlon with its background or
.,,,oTment This method makes his
so0s 10Th a guide for the pilgrim ana
Geminating review for the student.
=, '" ,'.rl, IS said 70 be a delightful
nIr,'@e Of historic fact and intimate
rs .s impression which VIII give
,y,v England In Letters a DISTINCTIVE
"a welcome place among works of Its
s,,1 Il Mini be profuscly illustrated
ma photographs and pen'and-ihK
spichA
NE personal appearance Of Nathan-
N Hawthorne at about the time The
Safet Letter was written, Is thus de-
|,fbsi By his son in his new biography,
hawthorn end his Circle tHarpers);
Il sea tall, strong man, whose wide
,,rsl hsad was covered with wavy
iafk halr bushlng out At the sides, /.
rMU heavy, dark eyebrows were eyes
i,tp.set ana full Of light, marvellous
\ shge Of expression, with black eye
vse IN the house he wore slip
ln which seemed always down at
lsl In the house also he wore "A writ
,sgVn made for him some years be
he W my mother, II reached nearly
b hs heels and had once been a gor-
,eNs affair though now much defaced.
The lining under the left-hand
aht q The gown was blackened with
lrk over space as large as your hand,
.g he author was In the habit Of wip-
kg his pen thereon, but my mother fin
ill parted this attack by sewing In
b. enter Of the place a pen wiper In
be tape Of a butterfly
n NJ Julian Hawthornc's "Haw-
Bone and his Circle. % is the story Of
in experience which will doubtless be
iNN,atcd by many housekeepers who
Aw suffered similar agony If not from
precisely the same cause.
U, night during Mr. Hawthorne's
eir as consul at Llycrpoolthis friend,
" Henry Bright, the water-color art
y cane to an Informal supper, and
W. Hawthorne, in honor OF her guest,
aNi upon the table a Jar Of especially
IN raspberry Jam.
~ Bright tasted the jam and at once
ltlane enthusiastic, he had never
ava any 50 delicious, he declared.
llte was peculiar tang about Il
tia surpassed his rccollectlons OF
Am he had ever tasted from boy.
pa W He was stlll I'm the midst of
y fapsodles and stn consuming
s ", subject with enthusiasm when
~ hawthorne, who had taken a 1T.
Y y lAe Jam upon her own plate,
~ ghastly discovery. The cover
n Jam pot had evidently got ala,
~ ooset, and an innumerable army
tn@' microscopic ants had discov.
~ lie treasure and plunged eagerly
W, WAY color the invading enemy may
,' ivy gen before they became Incor.
GsM Win the Jam nobody know. n,
~ ullt Of lhe discovery they could he
~, WV ulshed only by their struggle,
N. a we peNaslye sickness. and only
~ IN oy NE keenest eyes and tho eyos
nHly Bright We're among fine mosl
aN,.sghled IN England. '''
p' WA was to be done? Mr.. and urs
.'s s,0 Sa sealthly exchanged "on,
iu looN aud the question yas eo,,
AVN. y was too late To- recall the ami,
y, 'w y, by thousands. ir0vns C,oar, I,
M, T" \, me cases whore ignorance wa,
I'M W. Bright accompanied bis r, "a'
n, .,,o G,.ol,..lnlal psalm In praise Of
an ' NtI sue uaIor Of the raspberr,
iI.,s, s'l meyer to the day Of his dea !
hvr '"' AWFUL secret of thai