Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

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unfinished, with plays and historical
pieces, among Olhow one ON Cromwell
There are notebooks OF daily work
and royiowH OF political events, ON
some Of those "old papers thorc are
marks ~ OootheolN on others from
bnl2dc hlnHolf-"tho stain Of the coffee
cup from which he drank the stimulus
that made II possible to i've u llfo Of
constant northumberland To die at
iltly'ono,
Mr. Egcrton castle comes from
| family In which, ON both Sides thoro arc
traditions Of literary and philosophical
| pursuits Mrs. Castle on thc other
hand, knows OF no writer's among her
ancestors though In her own gonor0.
ton she can ma Two, ana OF distincs
| ton, Her sister Mrs Francis Blundell
tundor Ne nom dc plume IN, H. Fran
cls'D IN the author Of many novels, and
q little play by her ana Mr. Sidney
Valentine, "Thq Widow Wooa' based
on one NJ her short stories. was acted
recently ui the nnymarkcl Another
| sister, MlW Elinor SWuotman, has al.
| ready published some notable books "
verso, Mrs, Egcrtou Castle passed her
| childhood In an irish country house. She
! ls the daughter VI The late Mr. Michael
! SNculmun, Of Lnmborton PARK, Qucons
county Her purely Irish blood may
] account Tor much of her special bright.
| ness In tho use NJ words After "a few
years spent abroad with her family for
| the cultivation ~ art ana languages,
she was married on The threshold of her
| nNt season
Mr., Egouon castle, ON the contrary,
an only SON. spent AN hs lrst youth
UlhoIt ho comes from purely English
slOch In Paris Returning tu England
az the ago of 10, he began hard work
at BciunDo, first al Glasgow university
and later M Trinity Cambridge After
taking hl degree "a sudden change W
lastos took him to the Royal Military
college, fiudr.nghWst whence being
over the regulation age, he had tO pass
into NcW india regiment This no
accepted IN tho hope of "a transfer u
Gope which the cast.lron rules OF he
war olllcc concerning age limits never
| permitted 10 Doe realized Then, uut OF
| uoneclt with the WmY as "a profession
| no doubt also I'm view of hig coming
marriage hc throw up his commission,
| and lu course of time found hIs true Voc
cation Go ho mat ol "a man of letters
| For many years he WAS Oh the sMff or
| the old saturday Review hut ho grad
| unlly rcmpufhrl journalistic occupa-
| ton for tho novel ana the romance,
| Closely IllIod ms MI uul Mrs Egors
ton Castle uu UlellgclupllN u ls WoIl
| known lu the many rouloW NJ their
| books llUi n W impossible lu detect tho
llno of cleavage In their collaboration,
| II iE nduod llllrult lo Imagine IL
moro Ideal literary collaboration than
| that Of man ana Wlp Unlpr such ron.
| ditouA lho sousn of labor which can at
times Oo heavy enough even In "muc
| nytion,' nll hut dlmppulrl no gomr
minds the notion 0f partnership In llt.
| ornturo seumN luUouVUlNuh,c. Tho fact
" That true coli howtlou. the uonyorg.
onoo of two minds uuon the sumo dls.
| tunl objective, Inc complete sympathy
| AZ 40 motives ana the yUWo critical dee
Hight I'm certain effects only must he
exceedingly nrn Those united work.
orc seen, oddly enough tu reach their
| goal from dInrrcnt starting points. Mrs
| ERcmoU NuW|n declares ahr lndB her
greatest Incentive To new llois I'm mln
Wc, while mr. rusNp believes mat I'm.
sprouun 'lp8 f1r him Nh .oDcrv IN Ger.
tain effects of Hight and sunset on
again In oll dwellings,, In buildings as.
ISOLATED with history
However different tUo ougu the
lnhlNOIH NI IN| NNlVNIN NI' NINthh man
monIoHa IN me llrat competition ana
also for me- nnal roylsluu, lhuy work IN
each others company couple uf
hours IN mo morning when lho writ.
ng rs m ull cJN The whole Of the
mcchuuIrO| uHrI UH Null N the lnlrlmp
diary manD Mr. ERorion Castle mkos
upon himself tn epnro hIH wife tho fA,
| tiguc Not "llon they WlonWh thom,
| solves boy tho extraordinary frequency
with which they como. through dlHslm.
iAr paths. simultaneously tO tho Waino
| phrase iu thc development of am idea
70 ne maturing of schcmos Uud Of
Characterization a8 woll us TO the pro.
nmlnury tuINnpfoyor NJ tho plot, They
devote considerable Wlmo ana their
work of'on remains complete In thoN
minds no doubt gathering glwngth
meanwhile by what philosophers would
call Wnconsclous oorohrntlon for a
| long while before ihcy begin 10 Wrllo a
single lmo Thrr method IN the same
| whether for novel or fur ploy the 500.