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aycnging herself in this way for tho

ayenging herself in this way for tho
humiliation she had suffered.
A adtsrs she s,o went home c9ngress
cured by now Of his infatuation, like.
wise, turned his thoughts home and
cynthiaward. When he z arrived how v,
ing young woman he had expected to
find he encountered disillusoned
If tolerant. woman OF the world, who
met him on equal grounds OF eXpe-
rience.
or course. she, forgave him.. There
seems to her IN, nothing better IN NE for
garded him as man instead Of n demi-
god. He naturally missed the wor-
Shipping attitude in her devotion, but Put
it. There Is no doubt that he. npprc-
ciated his wife in !, better fashion , and
had had taken ak him in u una, and shorn m
him Of his strength.
TIE SUBSTANCE OF FAITH. BY Sir
Oliver Lodge. From Harper and
Bros, Of New York, publishers.
through the Bell Book and Sta
tionery Company. Of Richmond.
The author. of this book: a loading
lance between the substance. of faith
and science. and SO has written out
in this book what he conceives to be
In explanation Of his purpose the
author says: "our knowledge Of the
Christian. religion is admittedly derived
from information verbally communi-
Gated. and from documents; and In tho
interpretation Of these sources. mis-
takes have been made a positive or
: trine. not. indeed, deduced from pres
cnt knowledge. but in harmony with
all that bears Tpon, the subject, Is nov y,
light and beauty the more It is un-
covered. There are still people who
endeavor to deny or al 1sbelieve the al, dis
4 pie, but unwisc, and moreover, I'M
trustful. IT they will let go their an
cho2rage they, will attain deeper !, in !,
wider and brighter outlook over the
! destiny Of man."
RALPH WALDO EMERSON. BY George
Edward Woodbury.. From the
Macmillan Company. of New York
(. through the Bell Book and Sta
pnspy compapy ct 70 E Nmarson
of interest. The present volume is
divided into six chapters, the first civ,
ing an account Of his early NE re-. ana nn
4 Stering upon ile his married life at Con-
cord: the second is devoted to the
hrd tak Of f hm bfH the actNe
portion of his life from 1896 to 1865
i the fourth turns Upon upon > "Thf
an s5a te shs zion ap the asf d nos
i Emcrson'S life.
| Magazine Notes.
Mrs. Kate Langley Bosher. Of this
j city contributes an able paper TO th'
North American Review for April 9th
under the title OF THE First House o
!, Burgesses.'
IN this paper, she explains at length
what such, a legislative body repre-
scented In the year 1919. She describe!
the jamestown Church tn the ra meetint
or the body and their names are given
also the names Of the boroughs whicII
they represented lnregar,d 70 the wor1
Assembly. Mrs. Bosher says: ~ do
serves to be, memoriallzed as the be
ginning OF the time when CHANGE wa
given to all men to express their WI
concerning those who represented thel
n of ana fne ~
s1and oW taken Mhch o Clearly
tho equality Of Virginia citizens befor
the law. a principle later, inserted i
tho declaration l1 OF the Bill OF Hight
/, BEYOND tn, dream Of seer or prophe
5 tho little settlement on the banks o
the James has grown into the riches
: and most powerful nation on the eartt
but it's strength lies not so much !
op OPP Of &c e Or the ss ac aes
8 ton of learning as in tho recognitio
i of those principles to which the earl
: fathers gave EXPRESSION; and when, a
!, u nation, she repudiates them her sta
Is will set, and death follow where be
: fore Was life" eH
: The issue for April Of '"rhe Circle"
new high grade magazine. publishe
: monthly by Funk & Wagnalls, OF Ne,
Q York. is one which will attract tn
attention Of all classes of readera Tt
q leading article is written by Laura j
n dren at School and Play" '"The Boy
{. May Festival in, Japan" by Gonjlr
eusses .'Inexpensive H .H,ta 5ia III
n Paris; Glen v. Wagner writes on ",rt
9 Holdfast PrinGiple"; A. II. Davis talk
!. Work.; Margaret 4. Ding mar ri l
i nlshes instructions for The Doll
t Spring Dreessmaklng"; Alice Corkra
II describes "a Famous Dolls Hnmse