New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-17

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and family ideals are better for him spiritually.
Il LITERARY NOTES. ...-..~
The English colony at Bordighera is prepar-
ing to erect a memorial there to George Mac
A Statue to another British, novelist is soon
to be erected in North Devon. rms is me
Charles Kingsley memorial, for which a site
at Bideford has been chosen. 1t was at Bide-
ford that Kingsley wrote Westward Ho! @z2]
MI William Meredith, the son, of the novel
list George Meredith, is an illustrator OF con-
sidera Bile ability. He has made the drawings
for a Forthcoming book about 9Wales-7a lapor
of love probably, as the Merediths are welsh.
. Among the English holiday publications is
one which testifes to the undying popularity
of Charles Dickens. This is a new edition IN
two volumes of his Christmas books 1t is
handsomely ernbelshed, with photograVure IL
Illustrations. -.' 81 -: " -..... e..
Mr.. Arthur Morrison, the novelist has a hobby
Japanese art. He is writing a book on The
Painters of Japan and writing it with great
painstaking In the pursuit of Information. -''~
The latest book on the South African War has
two good stories of General Waller: ..:~f -
@ tt the c0f P9 Ss4 ae fyn u g
Stone I'D to his post to protect him. Believing him
t9 Rs hlaa e dFR9f @
Waller did so and then asked + the f fy seot 9
Guards wh9: are your :soh, I'm the blooming ing
MISS GenaH the Charming daughter of the Consul
General tat Pretoria) usually drove about in "a
pony became FESTIVE, and, backing. drove the car
age INTO the vd consul
listened to her story and after pacifying her Went
sword and cooked hat, at General walters head
vel Mr. -, SeRa sad tns r la5feT
the consul, 'I ave come ere to thank you for
chrc6 get to my Daughter Good day sare
And he bowed himself out 2. 80: ..~",'''5
The revised edition of Byron,s poetical works ks
is to be dedicated to the King of the Hellenes by
permission of that monarch
Mr. J. G.. Hoyoakes history of cooperation
will probably appear in January he has peen
at work upon 1t for a long time and has a more
Intimate knowledge of the subject that has any
other Englisnman. .... ....s.": g. SIT 20 -"'
Agnes and Egerton Castle are writing series
title Of saThe Mad Moon" These deal with the
period of the Regency, Their novel, IF Youth
But Knew" will be published in the spring v,s
Mr. Hilaire BeIloc is writing book about
Marie Antoinette which will be brought out nex5
year 1t is to be an historical study, presenteu
as nearly as possible it is SAID like story
which a man might have seen with his own
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1T $780, and an original De Quincy Ms. Is
held at SHOP. Nine letters written by chaTles
lamb are offered at 1925 In one of these let
ters, addressed to his friend Allsop, Lamb says:
am going to ask you to do me the greatest
.avor which man can do to another. ! want to
make my will, and to leave my property IN trust
Tor my sister,. NIB not therefore gong 10
lie. Would it be unpleasant for you to be named
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. Miss Marie Corelli is slowly writing. new
novel. She is reported, to have chosen a very
singular and beautiful subject for treatment
'"The hero adds the Photographer of The Lon
don Daily Mall" SIS a character. unique, or
nearly SO, to the best of our knowledge, in mod
ern fiction and the whole story, strange and dis
tinctly original in conception, deals with what
we may call the tsublimated passion OF love-
THE NIGHTINGALES. ) @~.=4 ~. :
E. BY WILLIAM CORY. FROM THE GREEK. IL
And now that thou art lying. my dear old Carian
guest, - z,<e 49, u E-G .&~@Z&sEs st o
A handful of gray ashes, long, long ago at rest,
Still are thy pleasant voices, thy nightingales,
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For Death, he taketh all away. but them he
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