Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
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~. allowing Ioem written by MISS
-. g'ou,s. OF this city appears n
~ In. number Of The Pacific Month
ly Magazine
THE LAND OF THE WEST.
rssr-s land ttat | know
a. removed from the SNOW
raisv .oft-kissed by The sea-
utf-a tfe air Is like wine
Kim tang Of the brine,
AID NE h0Veth Joyous and nee
r,r ID. breeze from the sky
/ Whirls the clouds floating high.
and sweeps Ger the deep 60 the lea;
! vtsra tfe vigorous grass
pl. under us touch like tho sea.
e ne calm river ways
"a reeds CLEAN, while a maze
n color that blends restiully
/ ions slott and afar
n rs soft limpld ali
Ike sunset ah0at IN the sea.
0sr this land Of the west.
Were ts gales whisper rest.
Vy thoughts hover llngerinely;
l-s itsy hide IN its balm
I'm ry soul knows the calm
That follows the tempest At sea,
EMILY CALHOUN CLOVES
,,o, Pacific Monthly for this month
/ )fI., Emily Cloves Of this city has a
r,er entitled The Land Of the West
lex r. Beach j. comparatively
rlrf ,1ff1- who. after having passed
though a great many exciting eNpe-
rangs In "a little-knOwn quarter OF
fse globe where life flows az FIJI tide.
now shows am ability % write stories
q unusual yigor and freshness, II Is
Nm.yA4. itmarkable that he was abls
% dispose OF the serial, book, and dra-
matir rights Of his first novel With
IN three weeks 81 each other and 30
sr be- has not lacked critical appre-
CATION Not long ago. at the dinner
given by Col. Harvey Of Harpers, TO
Mark Twain on the occasion OF his
e,5u,Ieth birthday. Nd. Beach made
srtach which appealed 10 all his
'0fsrs az something altogether new
D. Do way Of sfter-dinner addresses
.7i proved him 90 be humorist Of a
ry h'E1 order Indeed, Richard Wat
Vn Glider. when asked IN an inter-
ut1. a short time af.erward. whether
here tas a successor "a Mark Twain
b sight. rsrued. Il noticed AZ Col
Haueys dinner. the other night, that
there was d succog sor 20 Mark Twain
Standing plainly ln sight OF his dis
ungui5sei master. snd / noticed that
Dds d.s.irgH she'd master was immense
.y amused by the ar, 81 his successor
Fifty years ago no one could be In
dlce1 10 buy the frst edition 81
Th1rsaus Week on the Concord and
Nelrmack Rivers" ana The author had
90 take back the edition himself from
HE publisher Now she sumIyuous
manuscript edition Of Thoreaus works
i1 20 large paper volumes. limited 10 COZ
sets. which H0ughton. Mfaln & Co
nave in press has been subscribed for
before hair % the volumes are ready
ior delivery he publishers announce
'hal iafy NII follow this edition with
"a small paper Walden edition in 20
volumes 90 b. sold only by subsclrp.
Tho PaIazzo Bezzonico 4, Venice.
" mere Browning died IN 1859 ana which
r' been ta' Mecca ~ many a nil.
sInlse hy lovers ~ the poet has been
recently sold for $4,000 The palace
y ."''aeiea one of The finest in Venice
on. ... .is p ceI.Ius by Tiepolo and two
sa'1'i h' AIo-sandro Nitorih. The
I.I.m'r'F known rs the popes rooms
''I IasDnius Nv. who belonged 10 the
''Li. c1 family. have Interested mod.
H.fran associations. for 4 vas
'n .ali Nu Humphry Ward wrote
ai''fs NJ The Marriage OF VII.
az A,1e .1 Which the scene is laid
l.nas BE- Watson has practically
II, .'l M. new work. The Life
M. ~ Iln's ~ Andrew Jackson" Mr..
tds established hls place
81 historians by his Life and
~ W France and Life OF Napo-
NJ. a'l Do Is one Of the leading ex-
is ~ Jtdersonian democracy 10.
"a. f'al Glhbon. the author %
GfocclaGr. has come 10 this
,.-.'.l To- study az close hand certain
NJ. mat have long interested
II AL G!bbon Is much amused at
s uss.on among readers and re.
~. concerning the Identity Of this
' south African tales
. henlzon. The pen name Of Ma
-laho. discusses The Historical
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