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... the glare This life's decelts,and follies wear, Exalted, and yet mild; Conscious of those diviner powers It Brought from a better world than ours. Thou hast not chosen to rehearse ( The old heroic themes; Thou hast not given to thy verse al The heart's ...
... dimness and night shall be known no more. 'Tis true that the world has a woe and a charm, Whereby we feel a joy anda pain, But the Son of God has a conqueror's arm, That can sever us from the twain. Why when we nauseate earthly things, Have we ...
... The teatator directs Mr. Liston to offer for inspection at his own house for a period of two years ha from his death all his note-books and scrap-books and also Ki the collection of notes of the late Mrs. Laura Seymour to pd professional writers, especially ...
... a task that will require's long timne, and willdemand much thought and planning, the packer should go from room to room, from closet to closet, from bureau to bureau, and seleot exactly what she intends to take with her. This is the only manner by which ...
... The 11 ,ry greater part of the letters which will appear are now hald printed for the first time direct, from the p oat's hand- he writing from MSS. in the British Mduseumn and Pembroke is .n- College, Cambridge. The edition will also contain a S )at ...
... Lights; and Mr. Piggot gives a clear account, gathered from various authorities, of the rise of the Jesuits. The editor's paper on Ritual and Ritualism is a defence of ritual as distinguished from ritualism, and will interest many readers. Altogether ...
... faithfulness* In chromoc- litliographly. Some 1Antedelri''an Studies -are clearly I from tihe facile pencil of Ernest Grisit, and ares very funny. tI Mr'. gboozE 'ia Beet, of world-wide renowbir wtlhoseoC nousnufactory of sweet scents in the Strand Is cue ofi ...
... its publication, is the surest test of its worth. Ncd F's genial face was widely known, and everywhere respected and his Scrap-Book is a work to t be prized. The man who could write * Little Jim Was a poet of no mean order, and all who can appreciante ...