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New York Times in New York, New York

20 Jun 1903

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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1903

Page

18

Carlyle Wifes Letters Draw Mixed Portraits of Hoban Life

New York readers review Mrs Carlyle letters amid Froude’s critique of Carlyle’s executor role. Excerpts highlight her neuralgia and tea habit, hopeful affection for Carlyle, and the couple’s fraught marriage. Froude recounts Carlyle’s care for papers and the push to publish.

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Jane Welsh Carlyle Froude Carlyle Mary Adam Alexander—“arlyle James Anthony Froude Carlyles Tennyson I Exeter Tisus Cuba Vedado Cheyne Row Hyde Park John Forster Forster Bliss Jewsbury Curtis
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Hopkinson Smith's New Story The Under Dog

Hopkinson Smith, a skillful short story writer, is praised for The Under Dog which explores the theme of misfortune and social downsides. The piece notes Smith’s sympathy for the under dog, both men and women who lose place due to physical weakness or lost opportunity.

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John Mering Emma Mrs. C. On Bern Mr. Smith Kentucky Venice New York Cap'n Bob Bermuda Diffendorfer Hopkinson Smith Smith
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Danish Life in Town and Country by Jessie Brochner

Book review notes Denmark as a small but integrity‑standing nation, with North Sleswick loss, Danish traits, and welcoming attitude to foreigners. It describes Copenhagen’s modernization, compulsory military service, cooperative farming, and Danish products, plus social customs and concerns about drinking.

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Denmark Jessie Brochner New York G. Putnam's Sons Norway Paris England North Sleswick Germany Austria Jutland Duchy of Copenhagen
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