The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-22

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The adnlrrrs NJ Milo Juis 10 issplnasse
Who, !, Ia ernerally cchsldeFcd h the original
of sfAdy Rose's Daughter will he inter.
eeted 10 know that a new biography u this
fascinating woman haa been written by the
Marquis III Sagur, Tie author has dis-
covered many nov eourcsa Of Information.
chief among which arc tbs original auto
graphs Of the famous love letter., contain
ing numerous paaaa Res exCissd by uui-
bert's widow, o. injurious TO her husbands
reputation, and Q large number % hla
replies. suppressed for tho same reason.
Owing 10 his discoveries NJ. do SeRur be-
lieves that he has cleared up tho mystery Of
Julie do fespinasSe's origin. In his opinion
her father was Gaspard de viohy, who,
when she was 7 years old. married her elder
and legitimate half sister and, fearing tho
diminution Of his wife's portion, insisted
that his daughter should be left almost
mprovided for by her mothers will. julie
wrote long afterward to her friend Con-
doroet: Il have had nothing but the most
atrooious treatment from the very people
who owed mo most consideration
.The Life Of Sir Richard Burton by
Thomas Wright, tho biographer Of Cowper
and Fitzgerald. which is coming out imme-
diately, is a book full Of romano and ad-
venture. Sir Richard Burton, "the Arabian
Knight was distinguished as g traveller,
an intrepid explorer, al Orentalist, who
was master Of twenty-nine languages and
dialects, al an~thropologist Of great attain
mcnts, a poet and translator. His life,
q long and detailed narrative OF travel and
adventure. includes his journey to Mecca
in the disguise Of an ARABIA journey made
at the risk Of his life.
"The Sphinx's lawyer, by Frank Dandy,
4 It
story Of a brilliant Bohemian lawyer pre-
senting a strong condemnation of I'm Just
conventions and legalized cruelty. The
concluding sentence of the book suggests
It's spirit and purpose: so In your opinion
he Intercepted her th~oughtfully, woman is
the great compromise standing between
man and human justiceT
.Leavening law with love. she whispered
"Eediotic Etiquette" by Gideon wurdz
Charles wayland Towne), whose Foolish
Dictionary met with much success, will be
published this year. The last chapter OF
this guide to social n and customs
is devoted to Weddings and Marriage
It says THE protective thrift of American
society Is marriage. 1t levies a high tax
upon all foreign i~mportations, enooura ges
oOLl1CblAo HUG eho AppCoto III
infant industry" Mr.. Towne was married
early this spring.
A. E. W. Mason, author Of -Four Feathers
has written a new novel, Running Water
which will be published serially In the
Ces!ury beginning with the August number.
The scenes are laid In the Alps and In Eng
land and the story Is one of exciting episode
as we'll as character development.
Dream Verses and Others by Elizabeth
Roberts Macdonald, author of "Our Little
Canadian Cousin will be published this
week. Mrs. Macdonald is a sister Of Prof.
Charles G. D. Roberts and cousin Of Bliss
Carmen.
The Literary History Of the English
People by Mr.. j. j. Jusserand, French
Ambassador to the United States, will
appear in an American publication. This
volume covers a period extending from the
Renaissance to the civil war.
Prof. W. j. Role has written a long in
PRODUCTION to Miss Elizabeth Wilder's
translation OF Karl Werder's study Of Ham,
let. which Ia to be published under the title
Of sThe Heart Of Hamlet's Mystery The
German critic advances the theory that
Hamlet's ~inaction and procrastination were
forced upon him by circumstances beyond
his control and that neither weakness Of
will nor madness was responsible for the
Princes conduct. The play regarded in
this light becomes a tragedy of fate and
not a tragedy Of character, in accordance
with the views Of Coleridge, Goethe and
other critics.
One who has recently visited Amelie
Rives princess Troubetzkoy) at the Vir-
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