New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

and rhymes. the whole making a rich library for
young readers The title Is taken from Long
fellows poem. beginning
Between the dark and the daylight.
When the night IS heEinnins l." l ,i.
That known the children hour.
The recent death Of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Colcri3cc. a Ercatniccc Of the poet, reminds us
OF the curious manner in which good book
will practically disappear frr no other reason
than that each years tremendous Hood Uccos-
sarily hides what has gone before. II takes a
work of positive genius Ia SURVIVE the Ur"ssuT"
Of the hundreds uf volumes always coming from
the press. Miss C"ierdGe was not woman OF
genius. hut she wrote in "Th" KING with Two
Faces" n novel published ten years ago. an un-
commonly interesting picce. Of historiga! fiction
We have heard nothing Of it for a long time,
but hope il viii not be forgotten.
The volume in memory Of the late Or, Boyd,
which Dr. TaIl"ch has edited under the title
of Sermons and stray Papers by A n IL T..
contains, Of courEe some amusing clerical "a,
stories, Here are two which are related IL The
EDITORS Biographical introduction:
youthful preacher. walking homo from church
''Tnut was q fine had to-day" WhercuUon
the cider with much imrat. nee. replied: on yeS
There WAS naethinE M mater with TIE tGAt,
Long ago 10 use the Lords PRAYER condemned a
young parson II was mot sound" It was a
preach or fine Old Hr olchrSI on IN, ,.,H4 49,.
poor youth looked unharPy Mush el InlSht conc
Not at an said old Or. GIchrist not 1t ALL
If you can give anything better
Everybody knows the hymns written by the
pa,, II /, Iyte whose Abide with Me is. in
decd n classic Of hymnolOgy. but few readers
are perhaps aware Of the fact that he wrote
much other verse. With one descriptive poem,
The Battle of Salamanca he won the Chan
ccllor's Prize at Dublin University in hIs youth
Iyte's poctical works have been collected by
the Rev. John Appleyard. and they will soon be
published with a long biographical introduction
The Scribners have published the last six OF
the fourteen volumes in which they have been
renrinting Miss Isabel F HapEoOd's translation
Of the novels and stories of Ivan TurEenleff- We
dealt at length with this publication when the
beautiful subscription edition was brought out.
70 have il in popular form is a boon. TurgenIeH
genius is q source of deep delight to the lnVcr
of modern fiction. and Miss Hapgood has shown
cornplete sympathy with it in her version OF ms
works This edition may not he So IuNurl-
oue as its predecessor, but the same handsome
TYNE is used the paper is good-as Is the binding
and the price places the book within the rcdch
of every one. We congratulate the publishers
and the public alike
Irpder the title OF "Wilhcmina, MARGARINE
If Raireuth" Miss Edith f.. Cuth"H IS pres
entIv to rubbish through the AppletonS. an
oinhoratn biography of Frederick the Greats
eister In this she makes use of course, of the
clever lady's own memoirs and letters. Inc
,,o-t, will be in two illustrated volumes Inc
sayne publishers announce gift book common
orat5ve of Mary Queen Of Scots, illustrated Win
Dictures in color by Sir James Linton ana James