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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
15
The excerpt depicts a lyrical meditation on night sounds and Nature as the speaker reflects on unity with a chosen partner in a meadow. It presents imagery of crickets, dawn, corn, wheat, and stars as a symbolic bond between two souls.
A forthcoming biography by M. A. De Wolfe Howe promises a definitive portrait of George Bancroft drawing on diaries and papers. It situates Bancroft amid Goethe, Humboldt, and Bismarck while noting his roles as minister and cabinet officer and his travels with contemporaries. The piece also highlights John Bigelow’s advanced years producing Tilden letters and canal writings, Frederick Van Eeden’s Dutch reformist literature, and Yeats era Irish theatre development with The Unicorn from the Stars forthcoming from Macmillan.
British Vice Consul Mr Montgomery Carmichael recounts a unnamed French lady donor offering funds for a lasting grave monument to Ouida. He notes two quills placed at the deathbed as symbolic tribute and recalls Carmichael’s Tuscan writings and a famed fake biography. He also mentions Prof H J Church and his works including Stories from Homer.
Baron von Embden left at his death a notable collection of Heinrich Heines letters and manuscripts. German authors and students such as Ludwig Fulda and Paul Lindau have appealed to friends of German literature to help secure the collection for one of the major German libraries.
Max Pemberton prepares a novel The Wheels of Anarchy told as the secretary’s narration of an assassin’s papers set across Holland Venice England and Spain. Hilaire Belloc scarce exhausts topics with his forthcoming On Nothing and Kindred Subjects.
Vivacious Comtésse reveals for the first time the key part she played in the Orleans restoration. The memoirs recount political intrigue and personal influence shaping events during a pivotal period in French history.
The third volume covers 1820 to 1830 and extols the Comtesse de Boigne as mediator in Paris court life. It recounts the Duc de Berry assassination outside the Opera, Napoleon’s death at St Helena, and France’s fragile balance as Louis Philippe rises.
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