... sister girt uo s iggestion of the possibilities of sarcasm. Of the treatment of these ideal types it Ln i3i iinpossible to speak in too high terms. They lie are painted With a directness and a force of which le onlyMr. Long is capable. The public are indebted ...

... several races speaks Ice volumes for the cynical indifference of the .n- authorities to the racial prejudices or caste ex. ed clusiveness of the conscripts. I may perhaps illus- rn trate this by saying that there is, relatively ed speaking, more French ...

... Harriette Byrne's singing of The Beautiful May, one of Mr. Robinson's best songs. We have had occasion more than once to speak of Miss Byrne's exceptional gifts, and it is gratifying to find that sen seems to improve with each ap- pearanc Her singing ...

... ss With regard to the sunlight, ' cmi. fi try and economic washing ?? touveret t on the Lake of Geneva, the Swiss Press.speaks :e withi warm commendation. One e ttract will 'k suffice to give a general ideacas to its character, r, TiTse ?? do G tneee ...