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  2. THE LIBRARY: BOOKS AND THEIR AUTHORS.

    PERHAPS no English writer got so near to an understanding of the Japanese as Lafeadio Hearn. He was the son of an Irish surgeon and a Greek lady, and was born in one of the Ionian islands in 1850. Losing ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 1,343 words
  3. "MY KINGDOM FOR A HORSE."

    MR. ALLISON'S entertaining book of the above title has already been quoted by our sporting writer "Milroy," but it contains many reminiscences quite apart from the "Turf." While at Oxford Mr. Allison had "a ...

    Article : 500 words
  4. LITERARY JOTTINGS.

    NOT long ago a book-lover "picked up for a trifle" a rare octavo volume called "Little Derwent's Break-fast, by a Lady" (London, 1839), and discovered from the preface that the contents had been written to amuse ...

    Article : 434 words
  5. RUDYAR'D KIPLING'S PLACE IN LITERATURE.

    IN a highly appreciative article on Kipling in "Munsey's Magazine" Richard Le Galliene describes "the achievement and the signficance of a many-sided genius who has been a panegyrist of patriotism and a poet or ...

    Article : 392 words
  6. WHAT SYDNEY IS READING.

    FICTION.— The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (lbanez), "The Lamp in the Desert" (Dell), "Zella Sees Herself" (Delafield), "The Hidden Valley" (Hine), "The Undying Fire" (Wells), "The Return of the Soldier" (West), "The Desert of Wheat" (Grey) ...

    Article : 119 words
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