Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-14
Books, Bookish People and Things
We get no good by being ungenerous even to book.
E. B. Browning.

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Glaze ~ .oo,a,y TO- iro,onJ h,,, ,ho,r
amaa.,o.u a., ,,, 80,
To n maioritv of tho latter this dis.
itch refers
"They kent the mig in the parlor-
For this was Irish toe"
II was the Bvlletin Bool,man's r,iy.
Neye as n how and Young man to he
J much associased with DubIin gentle.
man of the old school He had come
to New York when he was abost 30
years of age and later he entered the
/ law Office of Rufus Choate as stu
! dent. He had left home on adventure.
wandered about. and simply happened
not to return, as he expected to do.
To begin with, he was Irish through
ond through, with a character as pure
and TRANSPARENT as that of a child.
Kind, gentle, patient, never RULED by
any disturbance, as cheerful as a
cricket, yet serious withal; full of a
subtle humor which lifted him above
f., schisms and anlmosities, he lived an
intellectual life that was human toe /,
and / recall with deep pleasure his
musical-voiced quotations from the
poets he loved so well.
All! but he was n rare shirt. with
all the sentiment. sympathy. high.
tense feeling the best Irish nature. vet
free from that auarrelsomeness YOU
80 often find in the Irish And he
controlled his temper at all times
, though he was as finely tempered as
a piece OF steel.
| He was one of tho Irisbmep that
Mrs. Harrison avident,v knows nah.
ING of for his sneeeL diYered LITTLE
from that of nm educated New Ep,.
lander Ne said IN mo once with n
twinkle In his eve. "Tbe Irish
tbev.re the scum of tho earth. I'm,
THE Irisb-tbev are the neon,e,
| 4 /. =
Ever since 7 mo, and ,ovod ,h,s d.,r
old man have wanted 40 yisi, I,s
beau,ifnI country be Game from, and
meet some more of b,s Kind os whom
I know there arc many lar 1rdeoJ
have 500, some of thor, In Amarioo
and could We have tb,s o,oss 90 ,rn,i'
grants how wo would uoIoo,,r ,ha,,
ne snlendid add,,,ons ,o or oi,,,on
shin, But of the other c,ass-beavv
] Ignorant ouarrelsome nuynacious
Iow.bred untrutbful d,shonest ho,sy
we have had too many
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Tu,o no, .u,o =, p.,.,.,, ,,,
soiono,, 49, 80. a.. 80
,ha .poa,,n.,,,, t..
.Tbo od,,on =, ,hn Ga, ,,,o,.o
nm" ,n snao,,,nn 80 ,Sa .a.,aa,
sLv.soranora aroa,oa D. 80 It. 49,
roI,v ron,or,,aa ~. a., 49, Iy.,,a,
S,otas ,haso h,,,,s,., .,,,.
ll,nown no .a,t,rons, u,ho,,nn, ~.
| Iosonh n c,,aor ,,uo,. a.,,.,.,.
Ietter 10 tho .Athanaovn,, no,n,,na o',
that tho tarm .aa,,ron, T. ~, ,ha o. me
of ,o,I h,,i,ai,as a, aaneuaI ,,.. =,
nI,od ~ ono u,..,s,,,a" n,,,,s, ~
New yorr hooansa ~ ,,s nae,,,,an
shane Az NJ C,,do. =, ~ ,a,,nan
and New yorker n MIGHT haya
beep assumed ,h.. n. .,olo ,,,,., 49,
ouate ,nowIedge IN, No. tha pr,,,sh
editor Iofti,v waved tho oxn,ano,ion
aside and ohsoryoa Tho, n,h,Ia Go 80
these buiId,noo ,,,aht no 80 = ,,oa,,,,a
shane this fact wa. min nor,ant and
that all bigh bniIdings oons,r,otad
with steel or iron ,ran,a,vor,, ana a.,
evitab,v spoLen n, hv Amar,oons &c
.aatirons, How d,d ho Lno,y ,,,s
simnIv hecause be woa pr,,on on,
had therefore inherited omnisc,enoe no
racial birtbr,ght y
"SeveraI years 600 wo hanrorod to
he dining ot non,Ina,,o, 49, a,no,
and found ouroo,s saa,aa ~, 90 ny.
Englishman who turned ont IN he !,
member of parliament ana very 90
NAL unafrected oan,Ionor yiLa
many of HE cou,,rymon when thay
are out Of ENGLAND no mt aside nis
national reserve and cbatted pheasant.