The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15

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Ducfnnan has sthe s Advantage, az least al !,
Of. taking out q subject that no one has
hitherto a1ttempte g put In q novel.
THE HEART OF HOPE. BY Norval
R!ohardsen; Pp: ssl; sl.50 Dodd,
ssf s and N sSm1 xsx R Rs
l1lond III i1
rss GRsqsnF e s sSS5Y sosr noRy
nov e ~ "a mar" crept stealthlly along the
steps ND 9ehRe abont 5 o9t HOW
The author entirely falls % Identity these
gnIrsoqS Would
a Is heH
that some gamblers are smoked out OF "a
sad a .p sT9 ch!sssn ere
sb!lafsn are. aaa 4 ps 10 Illumination e
shea On the nd!ydaal characters Ssthe
9hey are or not .ateT We arc Introduced
SSHiShntEy s9aae
dlately suspect that the two children,
whom the SAMPLER had dropped through
h9 that shl
that Agatha and her father mourn. But
OF course Agatha doesSnot connect her,
snnki brother wtb The I've
to a + hiding-place In the caye-thc very
same cave. by the way.
4 Apart from the preamble. the .actHn.of
Grants Siege Of VIcksburg, Agatha was
IN her Aunt wordsworth house the day
mol q pretty; looking place tier that, and
gatha would haze been E,ad to set
~ 4 hot of
the lines. and 1t Is certain that she would
never have been able to accomplishr this;
but for sndeayiGGrs q ha darkSsy ysa
s sfs, 81 her beautiful horse sel,m, rather
a ssea her aads de @ "a"
qualntance with slias, alias Edward TIL
pet1ef w afaeT ih nat she came e know him
dealing With the lilo q those who stayed
are
early + m no battis. This latter rep.
resents probably the first work In the
SSSk na a
Is well-wrltten and, though OF no especial
consequence. readable and sutliclently IN
terestfng,
THE Pa2 raHF gpi 81 81 hF ,s BY sst AGas
!, tic, Brown and Company. Boston; /. y.
Through her earlier successful BOOK book
sndsT anS
taught the gospel q relaxat ton ana I,o y
resistant zee as the true phllosophy of .l!fe;
ee p ssoad D9Rs sa q and
repeats ina different form the same
snKs e Esssss aaa e ass M
se1s 5os.h fsfs ea sRs ass
.sesnee tPGn hs tSng gsR %So .es% ssS
or painful to our natural love Of sell.
But ,non-reslstance alone can ace9,mplls,l y
G stqoa $685. oSs snis ssnna
briggs ths power Kind ~ xh'Sss yIf aGs
f for TIE est sake q Iprineiple. Mill sal
points out how. IN the various relations q =
Of life, men and women must ,l leaar r. 70
et &C. w ybe reGnh9 tban
gaasp a Il more tightly. and hold on tothe
Sensations OF pain, She has a real theory
t um ana se clearly aa 81 nsja
yerted into dsads There ~ s "a doubt !, et
iinstrnctlo ion, provided they, exact q them !n',
foiiiowing chapter-tlties show the gener..
Ifs g - s Sspk NssyoSs
nathy, self-cpntrol, The r. ligion, OF t.
listed 81 if as a ssparats essays ii q n,agSazno
EsshA, gAVpMI,T| Il. y Bd y, W, IS
heoS5bsH.Me7TT a1fntess s%,panyi
before ths furnish th Is hfbskgy goyss
H HtSlsS "a Sher vas Jo,hua sandw!ti; ths
&qsE HHss trFs9slsssfa ~
ss.s Pa sya "a aos a. ysty ass 0t
great deal. hnweyet;5 lle drinks ,ana L, "
aastts Eng sso b. s ssn gg oe ee S
mandlng poalt Ion IN the readsr,s afestto a,
The thor seems e. haye relied e e atn e,'
81, his locale q nd character eel eatls y
shsSl g asy, elast
Rgasat ala4s IsPpsar sG g aeG
hls Arst cousin and by Quaker Law Z sM : 3
would h q 1. da i! fSsrs
showed the criminal &C. peGSu sta ! n9e s.
s ssaeaa nis'fhps Rasa slss
Afterwards q horror q me ldea pi "a
sSSseps sEssEs qs s sa'ts s
Sssa ssS sSs Ssss x S5t a x a1
Iss hs sh and 0sHss h' sAsy sssa
has left her and qnletIy sailed f e nb E y
COMES COMES Back Back, and tihe scales had fallen
from the eyes Of both, Yes, she s,ald,
checking htsE yoAT E1Ea co ast
eh; Il - '1' na Ana HIRE stsphoti
ioa a'sss I'll y sf aer esas'SSs g.
s alter Did one 4 t6atsthe fire does not
have to be put out. ~.
IA more SPECIFIC plot and llp,e Ia we W.
reading nadii oi ii, through these shortening,
ever, and Contains some drama tic scenes.
THE SECOND WooING OF sALINA
~ SUE. BY Ruth M Emery stuart Pub,
llshsd ~ Harper and Hgo'.t NeYi