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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

Page

31

Humanistic questions answered in 1900s column

Readers seek literary and historical clarifications. The Q&A covers zodiac signs and the Star of the Magi with Edersheim's references, origins of the word lady, a Napoleon medal, Michael J. F. McCarthy and his works, plus a poem about life by Miss H. A. H. The column also offers poems and brief author details for public inquiries.

Italy Petrarch Comte Burckhardt Middlemore Voight J. A. Symonds Owen Jebb Pastor Einstein England Gasquet Auguste Comte John Stuart Mill The Inquirer St. Helena France Napoleon Bonaparte Napoleon I Michael J. F. McCarthy Michael John Fitzgerald McCarthy Middleton County Cork Ireland Margaret Ronayne Rome Far East England and Wales Fees Road Wimbledon S. W Engand

Answers from Readers. RLL. C WAITE poem note

A reader note cites a poem beginning There came to port last Sunday night and comments on wording quoted from A WAITE. The snippet references a reader response to a verse in the column Answers from Readers.

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Literary Notes and Verses on Poems and Translations

A survey of poem attributions to several authors and editions, noting misattributions to Ruth G. D. Havens and others. It lists translations and verses from Goethe and Kempis, references to Faustina Hasse Hoeges, and classic phrases about seeking and learning, with commentary on origin and misdating.

Readers ask for poems and lines in old verses

A reader asks for the words of a poem whose last line refrain claims he is a gentleman no matter what he did. Others seek verses from Macaulay, a poem starting My heart today is farewells, and a drinking song about hazel eyes. Contributions may help identify sources and full texts.

Duty E. K Macaulay Savage Africa Ito London Dee

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