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RECENT VERSE.
Modern Songs and Echoes from the
AntiGuc World.

Poems. BY Rachel Armand Taylor. limo. PIP.
vii l40. John Lane
THE LYRIC BOCGH. By Clinton Scotland. l2mo
PIP 1l6 James Fott & Co
SAPPIIO: One Hundred Lyrics. By Bliss Carman.
With Introduction by Charles q. d. Rob
erts. Svo PIP. il, 100. Boston: l. c. Page & Co.
THE HUNDRED LOVE SONGS OF KAMAI1 AID
DIN or ISFAHAN. Now First Translated from
the Persian by Louis H Gray and Done Into
English Verse by Ethel Watts MUmford. 12mo,
PIP 6A Charles Scribne-'s Sons
The modern poet is, in many ways. unmistak-
ably the child Of his age, but he IS curiously
disposed to repudate his parentage where frank
recognition Of it would serve to give him the one
thing he lacks--vitaIity Why is it.
Ger. that in the stream of thin volumes Of new
verse that is constantly flowing past the OBJ
carver he almost never finds. any more, even
a fragment OF work suggesting that the writer
Of it is a human being with red blood in his
veins. capable OF sincere emotion? The world
We live in bIims over with inspiration for the
poet. inspiration that ought TO make his lines
ring with passion, but ali that the poet sees
apparently, in the midst of our modern tur-
MOL is a comfortable library in which to sit
musing over books. and pretty but anemic
thoughts. To this type Of writer nothing seems
lets life pass him by Do these writer's ever
really think? Do they ever really feel? On
the whole are inclined to doubt it. Take.
for example. Miss Taylor's Poems" The vol
ume contains a number of rather plausible
pieces, some Of them clever echoes of that
mantle movement in Victorian with which
William Morris had so much Go. Witness
this ''Arthurian" song:
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RELIGIOUS.

FROM TALK TO TENT BY Addison Ballard D.
limo, pp- $50 UonsTlans. Green & Coz
Lessons from nature illustrative spiritual truths
THE TEACHING OF THE GOSPEL. OF JOHN. BY
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PARSIFAL. THE GUILELESS FOOL. BY Howard Duf
held limo pp. So (podd. Mead & Coz
The spiritual interpret ation Of story Parsial
A MORE EXCELLENT WAY. BY William 3. Clarke
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TALKS on the presence OF God in everyday life
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SOCietyl
THE TT EE IN TEfE MIDST. By Creville MacdoaAA
NJ u. Svo. xviii All. "a c. Armstrong
a study OF Christian ethics
TRADITION VERSUS TRUTH. BY John 5. HavsE
Emo Up. viii. 30. Broadway Publishing Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

People who have never hobnObbed with roy
atty. but would like to know how 1t is done
doubtless be enlightened by reading kings
and Queens l Have Known" by Mile. Helene
Vacaresco, lady-in- waiting to the Queen of
Rumania. Sir Mountstuart Grant Duff in his
DIARY" described Mile. Vacaresco as "a hand
some person, with expression of much life
and go " The book contains portraits Of the
author and of her royal friends
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Edward Latham. svo pp- vii ss4, CE P Dut.oa
A BOOK OF SUNDIAL4 NOTICES Compiled by AlS,a
H Hyatt lOnO pp- xii. 12S- (ScOtr-Thaw Counpanyl
Vol. II in the Garden Lovers series.
PRECIOUS THOUGHTS. BY Rose Long 12mo m N
(Broadway Publishing Company
THE CONFESSIONS OF A RAILROAD MAN. 12ma =,
159 * r l. Community ~
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PRODUCTION ~ \ n Bullsn, svo. pp- sziv. al e
In the reissue OF Professor Arber's English Gar
SHORTER ELIzABETusN POEMS. WITH an mar
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In the reissue Of Professor Arber's .EnElish Gar
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

When Henry Wysham Laner, of the firm of
Doubleday, Page & Co.. finished the manuscript
of his Romance Of Piscator." he signed it Henry
Wysham and submitted it to Henry Holt & Co..
who accepted it and have just published it. Mr.
Lanier comes naturally by his literary talent
through his father the late Sidney Lanier, the
poet
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

THE, TTF,f, OF THE MARQUIS OF DALHOUSIE. X. T.
Ry, Sir William L.ee-Warner. X g s l. In two vol
umes svo Do. xix 446: xi. 450. CThe Macmillan
Company
Illustrated with portrait and maps
KINGS AND QUEENS 1 HAVE KNOWN BY Helene
Vacaresco. Illustrated Svo. S2O utafper q
"Reminiscences of meetings with the crowned heads
Of Europe. Illustrated with photographs
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JUVENILE.

THE DRY OF ME" Rv Fara Head l2mo, Pr. 81
broadway Publishing CompauyD
IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF BOONE. BY Garrett NJ Davis
limo, pp. 2Sl. CThe Neale Publishing Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

sufficiently open question to warrant the pub
LEGATION of q little volume in defence of the
affirmative side. In college Training and the
Business Man. Cd. Appleton & Coz President
Charles F. Thwing of Western Reserve Uni
versity and Adelbert College attempts to prove
and to illustrate the advantage which the man
who enters business receives from going to coll
lege, and quotes in support of his theOrem the
testimony of many prominent and successful
business men. President Thwing. of course,
proves his case to his own satisfaction and to
that of most men who have enjoyed the priv
ilege of a college education but the last word
on the subject is doubtless still to be said. Like
all problems dealing with purely human in
terests, to lay down a general law is as easy
it is dangerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14

George Parker Winship has translated and
edited for the Trail Makers Series ca. s. Barnes
& Coz THE Journey of Coronado" which de-
scribes the first exploration Of the West from
the City of Mexico to the Buffalo Plains of
Kansas and Nebraska in 1540-'42, and the dis
covery to the world of the great region whose
acquisition by the United States is now being
commemorated in ST. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-14
NATURE STUDY.

BABY PATHFINDER To THE BIRDS By Harris,
Richards and Emma c. Cummings ulustrarst
16InO. pp- 12j. Boston; W. A. Butterield)
\ pocket guide to the birds OF New-England