... REVIEWS. “Chimo.”—A» is rightly and truly to called. “Rightly and truly are tynonvmout terms. Invited over the most celebrated scholars, etc. Omit “over.” The context implies that. “Dignity of shape and air is ludicrous, ftsay otherwise very good ...

... THE REVIEW. It shortly before o’clork tha moving pageantry of the day got into formation. An onpoamg proreaakm wm formed of majeetic Koyal. and official craft, which moved off in * lately atyle, threading its way up and down the lines of battlerhipe. ...

... REVIEWS. Worker.—Dear child, you have not the remotest idea of what drudgery consists. The barrister who makes an eloquent speech in court must sit for weary hours looking up legal decisions, subtle points of law; the cessful farmer rises with the lark ...

... EMENDOUS MUSTER IN THE PARK. Probably a larger crowd never Acres than that which to- in the day's Review brought together on the splen- did ground which hes been the scene of so many military pageants. More interest than ever attached, of course, to the ...

... REVIEWS. Novice.—Tho subject is a well-written one, and you have a good memory for the arguments often put forward in support of the attitude you take up. “Colum is spelling error, and “the Press play an important part” is ungrammatical. This is badly ...

... REVIEWS. London.—Your ecsay on Patriotism is, in the first place, too short; second, it contains too many paragraphs, most them being scrappy and disconnected; third, there is apparent plan or arrangement, which prime essential. The subject is one on ...

... REVIEWS. Milton.—'• Enexurable is spelling error. The essay is fairly good. It is somewhat short, aiid the beginning is too much occupied with a too literal interpretation of the quotation. 65. Crank. —“The workhouse garb against which our countrymen ...

... REVIEWS. Jimmy.”—The reflection* toward* the end are really good. Such combination would rerily make lor Ideality in actual life. On the whole the es»ay is better than those recently submitted- Can be lead,” little nortal, and assist him any,” are error* ...

... REVIEWS. Phoenix. —Your essay is thoughtful, argument alive, dearly written, and original in conception. This contains spelling error Allowed to practice, etc. 1 think yen confined yourself too ckiiely to early childhood. I should not have dwelt to muck ...

... Reviews. Gipsy. —A very faulty essay. Vou are young and inexpeiienccd. Spelling errors, enjoyement, elevn, cry». They boiled tb# kettle on top of the clitf, around which they all snt.” Around what ? The kettle the cliff ? 50. A Daughter or Ehi: ...

... REVIEWS. Phoenix.” —Yon are a capable essayist, as I have often said, but you have one fault which you would do well to note —your tendency to prolixity. Take any sentence* in your work and it could be condensed, lake this:— Scarcely has the summer brought ...

... REVIEWS. Ivanhoo.—Suv stations,” not barrack*.’’ You fake very superficial view of the subject. The wonders of the sea-shore are not visible to the ignorant mind. Life i* the greatest of all wonders, and in order have one’s mind awake the real beauties ...