The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

usNll ana tFftse hufT" again Am slck OF
II and long Tor my hillside. and What
Thought never -honld long for-my rem
When unc. a man D, thoroughly irnhusd
with ink b" never can wash mt the stain.
lie thought u sufficient that men should
wear ink stains II WAS " Grace Orean-
wood that he wrote. -Gra"s's bnok. |
aipposc h "A republication NJ her letters
To- tho Fro. and IN that case you will not
make FORUM" "u' or th~n. am get
/ ting sicS ~ Grace. Her Little Pilgrim Is a
I humbug. and shc herself is--h'it therc IL
| M need ~ telling you. | wish her well
and mean tp write an article for her Ivy and
! by HIT ink stained women are without
a single exception detesia bile BY the
/ tegirning Of 1854 Hawthorne had still not
sent the ChHesc lie would send IL soon
/ ami the ale.
: There vas another authorizes who
earned comment from the Consul nt Liver
pool Those are admirable poems ~
Mrs Ho~ez.' he wrote, hut the devil
must ne IN the woman to publish them
IL -..ans 10 ne 10 let ou' whole history
~ domestic unhappine=s What strange
propensity Il IL IN thesa zrribhling women
: to make show Of their hearts as well
a. their heads upon your counter for
anybody To pry into that chooses How
ever. for one am much obliged tn the
lady and esteem her beyond all comparison
IN" first of American poetsSses What
does her husband think ~ ~ The ac.
oumulation ~ the fees continued to inter-
e=t the Consul -Redding has publish 81
! a list 81 the moneyed men ~ Massachu-
setts.- he wrote in February. 1854 I
consider myself one ~ them. since you
tell me I have 81 80 safely invested
send me the pamphlet for I ought tn he
I acquainted vith the names ~ my brsth.
/ rem
I He had the American Minister to dinner
MIR Ruchanan.- he wrote has heen
hero since Tuesday in expectation of his
niece who ~ supposed To la On hoard the
steamer ! had the old fellow To dine
with mo and liked him hotter than eN-
pcct.ad He takes his wine like
true man loves a good cigar and N
doubtless a. honest as nine diplomatists
out of ten In the eleventh month Of his
Cunsulship Hawthorne estimated his gains
4 shall fairly bag ti0.0Do within the year.
IN. wrote. and nv expenses have hon
heavy too. | arm terribly afraid Congress
will cut down the ONCE with a salary. In
whirh case n will MT ba worth holding.
II can have the full swing 81 the emou-
mants for one moreyear | shall not Er1Imhle
much. though TO tell Won the TRUTH
do not sec how II will h@ possible for me-
~ live hereafter on less than the inter~S,
81 $1,000 I cant imagine how over dii
live IN much less than that. IL takes az
least sIoo.cco to make man quite com
fort 4 hie-don't Won think -o'-snd even
then he would have - deny himself
great many desirable things. To sum ~
the matter. I shall try To he content with
A lrtla. nut would far rather have = great
deal When he h~san as Consul his
ambition had st itselt upon 5000
He received from Grace Greenwood her
hook -Hap- and Mi=hap- which she
wished ~ present 20 the Queen I have
forwarded ~ 80 Mr. Buchanan he wrote
- Ti"knor. who may hand " To h~r
Majesty n he chooses 10 make such fool
- himself The home new spapeTs dts
turhad hum 4 find II impossible TO read
American Newspapers, ~ whatever polti-
cal marty. he wrote. -Wiihout being
ashamed ~ my country No wonder then
4 Fnghshmen hate and de-pss us. taking
their ideas ~ us and Our institutions from
such sources His Office continued to lrk
nun. am - anu NFhN
nfrca that I should hardly regret IL II they
were 80 abolish II altogether What With
brutal shIprnasters drunken sailors
,agrant Yankees. mad people. sick pep
pie and dead people tfor just now ! hav.
10 attend 10 the removal 81 IN" homes 81
\ man Who has he~n dead those twenty
wears ~ ia full ~ dArnable Rnnoyances
Ne vearred for his s?o mn and for -urc~ase
~ hose troubles
Nonckton Miln~A asked him for half a
dozen good American books that b" had
never read or heard of before For
the honor ~ my country Hawthorne
wrote 4 should like tn do ~ hut can
think ~ only three which would be likely
To come under his description. VIZ
Walden Passion Flowers and Up
Country Letters Possibly Mrs Mowar's
autobiography might make a fourth and
Thoreaus former volume a fifth
Winters book - p"or stun. like the
man hut have no high opinion either Of
his poetry or proae send Lowells Big
low Papers He Is very little known IN
England and take that IN bs the hest
thing n" has written
Here to 10 offered for the JOY of Monckton
Mine- were --varal books written nv
women. and vet regarding return to
America and the production 81 more ro-
manceS ~ hr- own Hawthorne wrote
America IL now wholly given over 10 a
4 Il mob of scrlbbling women and
should have no chance NJ success while
~" public taste - occupied with their
trash and should be ashamed OF myself
II did succ.N"d What ~ the mystery ~
ihs-.' innun.rable editions 81 The Lamp
hghter and other books neither better
nor WORSE worse ih"v could not he.
and hotter hev need not h. when they sell
hy tho 10000
In his newt letter. however. the Consul
hedR"d a brt n" had encountered an an
gaRing authora-s ~. wrote In my
last recoll'.ct hestov - some vituper-
alton on female authors have since
b'.n reading Ruth Hall and must say
! enjoyed u a good deal IN" woman
writes a. 4 m" devil wa IN nor. and that
- tn" only condition under which woman
ever writes anything worth reading