... opposite view that life an *1asc, ought to imitateo and do0 ?? atao 1, is developed in a most irgesious anidamasi, smanner. Mr Oscar Wilde seems,, howeorer to Y, forget that one of the strongest objecti5 t as copying nature is not thsat nature is so poor aid ...

... M.A. fSnnnenscbsiu.)- Browasog as a Philosoplhical nd Religious Teacher. By H; Jones, M.A. (I.acLoe-se.)--Itetin By .Oscar Wilde. (Ogood & M'llvai.) MINOB BOOLS AND NE JrBATINS. Messrs Macmillan & Co. have added t -their 'Nature Series a second editiou ...

... Only very thirsty youth will care t drink of The Fountain of Youth. a Lord Arthur Savile's Crime, and other Stories. By Oscar Wilde, London : James I R. Osgood, M'llvaiuo & Co.)-A -urnour was )spread abroad the other day that the great y Oscar had cut ...

... Elder & Ce.)- Mea Culpa, a Woman's Last Word. 3 vols. By H. Harlaud. (lIeinemann.)-The Picture of Doriau Gray. By Oscar 'Wilde. ffard, Lock & Co.)- Tinkletop's Crime. By J. R. Sims. (Chatto & Windus.) . MISCELLANcEOUS.- Athletics. By ?? E. Griffin ...

... trated. ir- From Messrs James R. Osgood, MIlvaine &: en Co. we have a quaintly-bound and oisthetieally- en get-up bcok by Oscar Wilde, entitled A House to of Posiiegranates. This is the title, but the a- book has nothinag abouet pomoegrianatee. It cion- ...