... Professor -pp ent nearer than any other toward guessing for painful riddle of the earth. First things are intuitions. Love, Poetry, Philosophy, guess. only follow with facts, and prove, as it proved the the Nebular Theory as Kant and Laplace ' it. ...

... key to his success and the kernel of the artistic li^ this eminent artist is found in the words of his biographer was the poetry of Nature that appealed to him—the love, k°P sweetness and purity that he found there—and it was passionate desire to express ...

... small volume of poetry to bind with it, and volume of finer paper to bind with the ' Sabbath,' keep all I have—if not, must return one of the either exchange the bound ' Abel' for unbound one, exchange ' Bruce' for a proper companion in poetry for ' Sabbath ...

... developed science, made discoveries therein, was distinguished as mathematician, using his leisure hours in the production poetry and miscellaneous writings, and, unlike many leai'fl e men who have been unbending in their pride of intellect, recluse in ...

... POETS, PAST AND PRESEN T. By Adam Smail. TTIHE subject of poetry is not of general interest, if judge from the returns furnished from time to time the Edinburgh Public Library. The precentage of poetry compared with fiction is so small as to appear almost ...

... prett} girls; and here Ballybreaghin was sitting, with one foot his waste-paper basket, and with a cursed little green book poetry in front of him. What did he know about poetr} He tried to read the stuff, and couldn't. It had been awaiti* reviewing since ...

... or who for so long a period of I came into more familiar contact with him than the bard, Macintvre, less known in Gaelic poetry than many i had not a tithe of his genius. In the Captain whom he often attended in the chase, poor in his many Rubles ...

... the Have I read Mr. Randall Quinton's poem ? No, indeed- thank you. I've something better to do with my tio ie ,, to read poetry. Giselle's tone made the word P oe^r^ e bitterest of reproaches. I know the Excalibur isn't e into any respectable house ...

... thee our love and our allegiance, For thy allegiance to the poet's art. e answer, though expressed in prose, seems to us poetry Ver high order. It ran as follows : DEAR Longfellow,—You have sent me a Christmas ln^ ' more than that, a Christmas gift in ...

... Beauty of Baby Bell. O Baby, dainty Baby Bell, How fair she grew from day to day ! What woman-nature filled her eyes What poetry within them lay— Those deep and tender twilight eyes, So full of meaning pure and bright, As if she yet stood in the light ...

... published Blount's eason » an d some years afterwards, ' The Deist's ' a y s were unsuccessful on the stage, but his Art of Poetry, published in 1718, shows evidence Slt 'erable research. Gilden had the misfortune to prefer t () a translator and Ambrose ...

... shadow of the trees was nt, and my soul was tilled with peace and gladness. q Longfellow appreciated, as do all lovers of poetry, the school. Not only Goethe and Schiller, but the .. Qtic verses of Uhland, with some of the less famous bards . Germany ...