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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
13
Poem lines reflect on endings and departures as seasons fade and memories linger. The speaker speaks of waking birth and final toiling, noting the end of night and the night, with imagery of shadows, twilight, and illuminated longing. The piece appears from the July Atlantic Monthly.
The Aldrich Memorial opening in Portsmouth featured remarks by Dr Hamilton Wright Mabie Richard Watson Gilder and Mark Twain with a reading by Robert Bridges. The museum library extension preserves the Bailey house and Dailey mansion enhancing New England literary heritage and attracting summer visitors from major cities.
The essay argues Poe's enduring fame overshadows private life, while Capt Gen Weyler of Cuba reemerges through memoirs. Weyler, once feared, writes from Madrid seeking publication and translation, with Madrid expecting revelations about the Spanish-American War and fresh literary interest.
Jules Lemartre's study of Jean Racine, warmly received in France, follows Sainte Beuve's Port Royal to reveal Racine as both a dramatic poet and a complex man. The London Times notes a Racine torn between immortal fame and a humble, honest historian of Port Royal.
In a Harvard Phi Beta Kappa address Dr. Horace Furness questions whether Lady Macbeth drank alcohol. The piece argues the blame lies with others or the Macbeth household hospitality, noting the anecdote and discussing courage and habit in that era.
A fragmented note claims a forthcoming novel titled Elizabeth Visits America by cr Gtyn. It suggests the work returns to themes from the author's earlier Farmer fiction and frames Elizabeth as a traveler gathering material for a larger narrative.
The log details Roald Amundsen and his Gjoa crew’s journey from Christiania Norway to Cape Nome Alaska and back through the Arctic Northwest Passage. It notes the voyage proved navigable, added to world geography, and honored Norse exploration heritage with vivid scenes and personal emotion.
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