The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
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ike d wel-th,,tl1bed book. The Burke
breakfasts for men and tholr special Wed ,..
Burke, WHO Is simple, philosophy. i9 ~,
nble soul, is weancd away from ''bottled
halr which ne senator Sgrd hSd r sfra
and Is put lii clothes that were at once ne,
good looking and comforts able. Even ne
senator allowed himself to bo persioni ~.
o cyras { short FOR RSoyru to ito p
mapulaion It vas Mt 10 oensiHi ,h o.
Miss Tulltowe,s went on at two thou
slid per year, but shoyh had hardly been
perceived that she was worth double tho
money, and promptly acted on the per-
ccpton. Cyrus. doo, soon nfueq'wards.
which Miss Talltowers thanked, him with
United States President in the story. n
fame, ceremony,, Eoiirt stHquetto and
ilnaglnery, the reader is left TO draw his
Mr.. Phillips Is thoroughly familiar with
life. at the capital, und no has we'll caught
tho spirit Of It In these pleasant pages.
story, not unnstructive OF wholly free
| from q genial sItire. We must also make
mention Of Mr.. Underwoods pictures.
| which arc consistently and uncommonly
THE TRIDENT AND THE NET. BY the
Mqthor e Th 90 Mafty6don Of An nmi
".Iho Trio enl and the Net" by contrast
with the, previous publications of tho
| terestlng book because Of It's appeal 10
what Is best and trucst in human nature.
| arst hand. and to have every word and
| feeling surcharged with genuine emo
The story deals chiefly with the family
history Of a titled Breton family, and
With descriptions Of the scenery on the
i Trirsnny eoast and in the Vicinity Of
the family referred to-.
Old Breton marriage customs. Breton
folklore and traditions are referred to
TO the reader The strong feeling between
the seigneur on Il great Breton estate and
MS landed DEPENDENTS ls made clear, to
.n,,d many an who. without full explanation
ton Of affairs still existing In the Repub-
lican France to-day. SE
Y, The story Is thought to be that Of the
well,known that the authorizes Of The
IN Brl Z, N, and was devoted to It,. Tho
evidently taken from life. Some Incl
dents related transplre in Paris and some
IN New York, but one feels that the real
beck COX centers at the Castle Of Kcrgoat.
6ay Il AY1tbe IT, n,
n It's telling II has happened in real
life many times that foolish, passionate
mother has It In her power to cause Just
such unhappiness. as Chat pictured In the
look under consideration.
The most beautiful feature Of the mar
ra tive, Is the intense love for the brother
and sister. Gaidik and Loic Gergoat. the
one for the other. The strong, Influence
! Of the former almost saves the latter,
F, who is finally driven Into an imprudent
marriage and nm unhappy death. BY the
| violent temper and unwsdom Of his
| mother, who loves him. and yet Is the
cause OF his undoing.
The book is admirably written, and
TO hay er he n .se a
attended previous writings by the same
author.
TIE LINE OF LOVE q !, BY James Branch
H brothers Rev "a YORK XII! Sal Rr Richmond no
publication. In book form. by a young
| solf an established and favored position
With both public ana pu5lishers
By b howard W. Pyie adorns tAe cover !. which
also has marginal decoration In gold
the pages that are also handsomely nm
shed with flower borders OF different de-
''f Fha book { dedicated to the authors
grandfather. Robert Gamble Cabell. with
| his insort ptlon from Chaucer:
'Hc loved chivalrye
And Of his port MS meek as Is a maybe,
Te,ncy yer ye' no vieinye ne saXd lst
He was yerray pattit gentll knyFht."
with April. lSb5. and closes with, May Of
! France, when knights of old. lived for
love and died."
"rhe Line OF Love" is the greatest pos
sble -, contrast.to The Eagles SHADOW"
| n modern American llfe exemplifylng
TIE, newer volume concerns itself with
| deeds Of bold adventure, interspersed with
The ,woons That mediaeyal warriors
told permitted themselves in their hours
Of 1esxatlon within the boyer Or the
uityE Of the whole period related to is
entrelw preserved the link being found
G e 'hs nroductorv CHAPTERS to the scenes
Mr.. Cabell's publishers In noticing the
look. say: ,On September 2sth tho Har-
2ers will publish new book by g young
Southern author who has, recently como
Branch CaLcll. Tho theme Of the vol
ume Is love and romance, set amid pic:
turesque scenes Of France and England
! In the Middle Ages, Mr., Cabells style Is
as rich and glowing as arc the beautiful
illIstrate he volume; 4 certain unus;;
dainty, eiye distinction to this authors
| work, while his Unusual power Of living
| In the past with his characters gives him
great advantage over the many portrayers
Of those old !, days who write Of their
caboll was born in Richmond: Va. in The
fam ana Mary College Where ak six gen GEN
tTatioIs OF his family were educated,
pestion, z the late Charles Dudley War
neG who. seeing one Of hIs stories In the
l literature his llfe-Work" ~