The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

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appearing In o. volume V also con taining
n,T yyo Sides of d Question, Should be re.
4 published III Atnericaa becnuse she coll.s
4 aidered the former her best pie see sof lit
crary lwork, previous to tho nppearAt,ce3lot 81,
1 the book market OF y The DIV Inc Fire. 58S
i 'TheBstory Of nsuperseded' {is very slim
ply told,ibut y - Infinitely pathetic.
II Two women both teachers In la fashion
able gris. school u III England, are the
lscet1tral ffnnd contrasting people OF b the
Estory. Il One Of these teachers, Rheda Wv
Han III tho impersonati ton OF the pu lstg
IIlite tho intellectual ivigor, tho pridefuls
success that distinguishes the modern
professional woman, b &thoroushly trained
ind equipped, ellectunlly and ply callly.
for 1ler work. Well gowned ana groomed
sl,e stands II every way for the things
l(wliicl, the other woman never had by
|5nnture or opportunity 33 NJ MI Il; n
The Other woman Is Jnlana Quincy.
or Y Miss Qliinney,' as she is known ut
l ct. Sidwes, tic cs tab s1ment where only
4 tho memory OF a clever sister who once
belonged to Its teactlng force, has been
sufficient 10 earn her bare tolerance
g Shrinking, sha bly, and almost friend u
Less she pl,rsues hor daily round until
the end comes in 9 brealsdo WI. Then hen
4 Rhodtl Vlvian3 impelled by some curious
1 impulse, comes to her help md for 81
tlitt1eSwhile. something almost like belated
4 hnpp moss comes into poor NJ Gauincey'B
illfe. But tho llttlo glcam s Is soon over.
| SheE loses her pla ce d Z the school and her
one friend !. 81 And mot being strong, all
this misfortune seems too heavy d burden
md. life being so cruel, NJ ISIS Quincy lps
sol,t of $tit and finds rest ut last In the.
5arit1s OF Denth E "a
And when Rhoda VIVIAN fulfilling al
better thtln Il fcssionnl destiny married
the man sllo loved, she remembered. In
the midst OF her happiness to- so and
| lay some roses on Miss Quincey's grave
i For a II life that seemed almost useless
had not been lived 4 in vain, In * thnt It
served III as v II wa rnings to another and
bpointed her away from empty triumphs Of
INTELLECT to the sWeeter, nobler8 Joys OF a
/ home with I, love awaiting her in y
| .HTTI1 # MISSES 81 Make WE. 81 Y
Mary Stuart Boyd. Published by,
Henry Holt. OF New orls, q
y t U s refreshing to have for summer
reading or for reading In general such
"a simple and yet such q clover & and
Srationally written book. as the N lsses
NTake-B elieYe..'..Es NJ isiisis
| 1T Is Intended as an unmls TAXA 81 8 slap
in- the-fnce for$all the little pitifnl slanls
and ssordid econo mics, n practiced by peo-
pie who spend their lives in the unproft-
able business Of doing whit they fondly
term to themselves, q and to others, I" the
keeping up 4 Of npp earance !, e ;3
Nj Tho & NJ lsses Make |B elieve' are two
sgenuinely5 nice English girls, daughter
lsof man prominent In hls profession,
who. after their fathers death, disregard
the sensible advice OF their trustee, h and
!!Hentar upon style OF living far beyond
their means v. ss4Ss ,sa KIN
The: shifts to which they resort, the8ltt-
tile tricks by which they try to & dis
guise their pov erty4-tr lcks BY which: no
one is ever deceived earn them among
their acqualnta ices the title Of the the
ss.'N1isses N1ake-B elieye., ,S1 81
Fortunately for these nice English 81 rls,
they have Mt heart me RI Of beln 8 In
anately refined gen tlewo omar, II their world !.
4 $ly aspirat ions and h; their ties being
but tho upper orus tt owe thu ir real
natures, So when circumstances Il have
brought about an end Of thei make be-
|Slieving, ,',s7and they have eXchan gcd the
- ~ III Y, Z - rieht themselves
Ia Il 81 fran jsi3eng CHESTS a, hardly toll
ara tedt IA other ne orie 4 houses. they be-
NON 1t l,annv - ist i.esses8 n thelr own;
ISi h and happy@ wives, ls3
5s s,,ch y = enatn : leaves pleasant taste
,n7thaI readers mouth ana makes an, ideal
..nayel1Si hit. forathe beneflt#of the many
l&,tNt,aaes Make Belieye. VINO live out
sidaS tha A M ees 81 / MARY stuart Boyd's
hook i.n ssit seems d only7 fair 70 SAY that
rsa, ira l. often not by any means like
fictionaIi iife. ana the best way to avoid
Ia 4 !, conaeol,encea and preserve self-re-
snect \, e not 'to se-belioye,93iat all.
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