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FICTION.

THE PASS. BY Stewart Edward White illustrated by
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A story of a journey across the sierras.
limo pp BIC r. F Fenno Cos
A tale Of crime end mystery
THE CALL OF THE BLOOD BY Robert Kitchens
& BrosJ '''
The romance Of IN Engshman and sioilian peas
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A story Of a retired prizehghter
THE QUEEH's HOSTAGE, BY Harriet 7. Comstock
Boston: Little Brown & Coz '''
Of as tale Fs 2f If 9v p sea zse in the latter
THE MASTER , SPIRIT By sir William Mes8q 3 Illus
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A romance of modern social and political life in
NKBR T2 E EEEE 81 sar 5s5son OF 5
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The adventures Of very young amateur detective
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4 story Of Virginia during the
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The story OF unhappy The scenes are
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the latter part Of the eighteenth century
HER BROTHERS. LETTERS Wherein Miss Christine
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the author. Surely" he says. "in France the
art Of acting, as well the art of the orarha'
stands upon an immeasurably higher lever lhah
in England: and this is partly due 10 the uii
ferentiation in the public mind of the art OF inc
drama from the art OF acting Both are Juuseu
In their due relation TO each other. and poth are
Judged on their respective merits. instead OF De
ing careIessly muddled together" He concluues
with the following curious argument in favor OF
following the French plan Of publishing plays
simultaneously with their stage production:
A modern play cannot be more foolish or oanal,
more destructive Of whatever literary TASTE inc
general reader may possess, or more debllltatlns 70
his mind than the average novel whereWlth ne II
wont to fodder himself Any modern play Whlch
has obtained sufficient success upon the boards 10
be printed will probably contain elements OF popu-
lar amusement and interest which Will be eNacliy
10 the general readers liking. Play reading Is
rather difficult first and so far viii proVloe he
general reader with a new mental exercise puI
after the first few attempts. when once its snort :,
stimulating, and will therefore provide the general
reader with mental pleasure A new Lnod-
ern play be bought at about one-tnird OF the
price Of a modern novel BY buying plays ana
reading them the general reader will incidentally
encourage the fine arts Of acting and the drama:
and far advance the civilization and culture OF
his country Chief If all reasons, complete play
can be read in about one-fifth of the time that Is
consumed in reading novel of average length
This needs have powerful argument IN
countries like England and America, where time Is
said 10 be money-wth such strange results
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BIOGRAPHY.

GREAT ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN: WILLIAM
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TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

ROMANTIC CITIES OF PROVENCE BY Mona Caird.
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Visits the historic citizen OF America. lately
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ART.

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HISTORY.

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SCIENCE.

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MUSIC.

ENGLISH MUSIC Q6O4-I00H. Reing the lectures given
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sume his editorship of The Atlantic Monthly
His life of Walt Whitman" is published by
Houghton Miffiin & Co this week.