Views of Readers on poets and modern verse in The Woman In the Rain
A letter to the New York Times Saturday Review of Books discusses taste for older poetic meditation, praising William Vaughan Moody Edwin Markham and Arthur Stringer The Woman In the Rain for its serious philosophy and pagan modernity while noting its somber tone and limited appeal to youth and women The piece contrasts beauty and utility and reflects on immortality amid Darwinian modernity.
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New York Times Saturday Review of Books
TRE Times
William Vaughan Moody
Edwin Markham
Arthur Stringer
Mr. Stringers
Elelens
Phrynes
Joans and Marys
Corinth
Nietzsche Debate Sparks Protests From Reader Alfred Ray
Alfred Ray defends Nietzsche against accusations of sensationalism and anti-morality, arguing the philosopher wrote to express truth and oppose wrong. Patrick J. Fox reports on Christian Reid alias Mrs. F. C. Tiernan, noting her影响 and literary prominence as listed in Catholic World contributions and library catalogs.
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Friedrich Nietzsche
Niettzsche
Nietzsch
Nietzsche
Alfred Ray
Christian Reid
Nadine
Land of the Sky
F. C. Tiernan
D. Appleton & Co
Valerie Aylmer
Bohemia
Moreton House
Armine
Heart of Steel
Who Is Christian Reid
A brief note in the New York Times Saturday Review of Books asks readers, including Mr Ba of The Charleston News and Courier, to consider the figure of Christian Reid and his works and the possible interest for other readers.
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Christian Reid
R. L. C. White
Nashville
Fae Gene L. Didier
Baltimore
Mary E.i Venus
New York
Harold Goddard Rugg
Dartmouth College
P. H. Cannon
Bloomfield
N. J
Whiteheag Kluttz
Salisbury
N. C
New York Times
Charleston News and Courier
Old Favorites Read By Brooklyn Library Patrons
A reader cites New York Times Saturday Review of Books noting frequent checkout of old novels from the Brooklyn Public Library in Hancock Street. Jane Austen Dickens Thackeray George Eliot Dumas remain popular while some label Dickens obsolete. The writer extols Dumas as a premier storyteller.
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Bedford
Brooklyn Public Library
Hancock Street
Jane Austen
Dickens
Thackeray
George Fliot
Dumas
R. L. Stevenson
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New York City
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Fordham University School of Medicine
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Garden City
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