The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11

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intermediate stnge OF 'ncqualntuncc l,c--i;I
tween forinality and int ltnucy AlsoI theil
that theSservailts MN Atrlcahs9 thSSoldtl{
iSrho House 81 1tnWlcy,ss falls into thatt
gpioy thntiI /, transcript 81 b W tegfnent ut
life ,rhus, fwlille& there Y g, u ny sense
yn hero and u heroihc,' y Sirlg lit be 5sa'Ad
roughly that the fort of iio part GU
ur person OF PERSONS q re $foll wed s ~ 9
tho. exclualon Of the others. ,lings hnp--j
do i,,' aceht,inl life, he man m tther
lhaii'1 to tito fcw md wit ilout bringing
one Or two people very conspic uously Into
tic fore ground trhp book 4 Is, Il therefore,,
more nr@lcss Of the sort ca Ida Rreal site,
though s. I IS fir less dull read!ng tllan
tito apostles OF rcd Ism IRE y aptt to- gtye
us. Mr. Peulte writes clcverl VI I'D well
md while prevailing ITO great cfntrn! Incl ls,i
sfainng tic renders interest INTELLECTUALLY
4 Norman culfay loves Christine $Iaw-
10y, ana lie innrrles ller,d DESPITE tho known
Opposition fof obdurnto Ma orf HlWley y. her
grnndfatler. 1,lic reconcl lntlon# does not
luke place until, Christine IS brought nj l.
most to deuthis dOoi. ut tho TING ofl ne
arrival OF tho 8mnJor's little great sgrnnd-
son. here lead mine, which PROM
ised WE'LL but ended ssiii DISAPPOINTMENT
to everybody h interest iii, IT, here ils
n5chatlning young ina 4 Of the slanl 4, of
Pincklieyj Single tom WHO made pronl,lissgs
only to brctLk them md IN hose 4. @. Y.
|tiliultlpled f1ust MS M East us LIS friends
would let them. There IS d weet YOU s.
Iwlfe ~ tic name q ANA Sing lston, wife
|5of& he foregoing n Ana \ there re other
characters and other things w cl n our.
space forbilss US Il ouss
is. ln short. Il good J; q Cry,
TILE TWO Cyrus l'e y
send Brady. blisheu by the Mac 81
rhssss rssea nysst shasslFs, fSo2
Cyrus o3!lsend Brady t 4 E Z e
latest work, III llicll Bonnparte eng ilS
lrhe hook Is tten he vivid Ia
aoEsE an g99f Ss nS
|&muster Intensely ntcrcst ting scenes E5ii In
Provence. ToNot, the Ne lterranei.lia and
Egypt hold 4 fast tho attention ana grin
,3STlic Huined tower of i the Chateau de-
lEBolenc makes q plcturesa Y set ting In
lthe&oper1lg cha ia Ct err for y he Inc ilgnres
OF the Mnrnnis de Vaudenon ,S N It's T.
as / t stood symbolic ofiStfe fq len mon
archy II Fran CO. cor nting he sa11lls
]iCulottes ct the republio led by q ytiilEe.s
s at OF low'thc Marquis and 7his grand
dnug htar, i; ouise Naude,nonts his grand
SON, more, n boy q fteen, q nd two
dalbfl s Eors ala IEsho pe
fhel rSniHl ander. Garroi,. mt VI bay; q
good 81 Againemnon, SSealne Just ihI
foowing,f md Jake the aiaraus and 3h!s
Iparty#on board his ship toE nlon.9 reyca y
! the prell lde to II romance that sn q g, q
1.-the verSt last II: tho marriage Of the
SSnaE oss
Liant E3lIeiitan whose devotion illS he
passing yea rs Won TIE heart md sp Y :
!he s1ehs tbe @ begning
i thatSstie would mtlrry 10 man as a. she
had to otter. belonged 10 the service Of
4 tho king md to FRANCE. III. sg
II pIt IS EOllon fthnt Ronaparte first comes
4 into the book and stlrs the mind Of the
4 reader 1Ey his personality. He figures
|5afterwnr,ls frequently and e Iva vs. I'M res,
s!vcly llradys 1pprellensiona19,f g, one q, e
Little world has & ever known sho Ws great
i skill, both inss the portrayal OF the man
nnd tho circumstances and ipersonages .by
a|Ntitled q. AS Ono Gentlcman to Another.
tIsand several Simmedla tely following tt are
i perhaps i he most highly drama tic In a
book whichstcnds 'throughout3to drama zig
4 liThc influence % Nelson Is Sfclt {. IN all
4 that go as into the make UP OF the vol
I line, if.its silently gathering force finds
ton Se 'g ghto the ui BAY s.
& }AbOukir, where Nelson9routel the French
4 fleet and seemed the very Incarnation Of
b buttle.s ia i53
The Marquis dc Yaudemont fired his
/, last gun In this battle His death Seem
" ed an appropriate ending fortFn loyal,
AZ heroic liz as his had been, He had the
!, lis lis r reward With Ills faithful seryant,
\ $ba twas Grded. rs; 7IfsSs
iTho love story between Louise DC Van
a idemonti and Robert Mccartney Is gs,pret-
4 Tho fact that 1t ends happily
4 makes q linger pleasantly IN the mind.
! making b t ali In lnll.. Mi, Blady's books
mss tSat nj b Htgfssns
J, to readers OF all classes. 81
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I now IssuljgsfsA AS tho til ID suggests, 1T has
!. been tie leslgn 81 II he editors 2 81 tlls
! more In tho form Of stories than 4 usual
!, and is That end, ."tho current Of each lila
tonal NlIce rs distinctly IND lea tee, and III
!, picturesque and noteworthy perlo9ds 4 rs
aiu1y detal, rho Volumes iire planned vi
. tuko ii. ruther for Tho general 'relde r tllhl
n for school use hougli$ ~ doubt the g;
could also DO used e q an I,
i known rs a writer on historical toplcs
Q and Ills book, whllo in actunl. importaneo