The Trance by Lafescelles Abercrombie Interlude Poem
Excerpt from Interludes and Poems describing a solitary ascent through a night sky and the paradox of divine law. The speaker confronts vast cosmic order, experiences a sudden surge of power, and witnesses the Law jaggedly pass through the infinite quiet, leaving a sob or cry in the void.
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Enes Bazins The Nun to be published in English translation
The Nun by Ené Bazin, a leading French novelist, will appear in English next Saturday from Charles Scribner's Sons. The work, depicting five nuns returning to the world after a school closure under a French law, has run through fifty eight editions in France and Europe.
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Bazin
L'isolée
Charles Scribner’s Sons
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France
Europe
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Scribner's
Son Temps
Cortez
Mexico
Charles V
Spain
The
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Notable unfinished books and posthumous projects across literature
A survey recalls many planned works never completed by authors including Meredith Morley Balfour Henley Ruskin Dickens Stevenson and Scott. It notes Carl Ewald’s death boosting translations and Scribners’ treatment of The Old Room. It cites a pending Life of John Delane and a Murray project with Dasent, plus a Boston club anecdote about Jack London and H. G. Wells.
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James Milne
Book Monthly
George Meredith
John Morley
Morley
Chatham
Arthur Balfour
John Stuart Mill
W. E. Henley
Craigie
James Anthony Froude
John Ruskin
Chambers
Encyclopaedia
John Milton
Robert Louis Stevenson
William Hazlitt
Thackeray
Talleyrand
William Godwin
Wilkie Collins
Earl of Lytton
Walter Scott
Malta
Charles Dickens
Edwin Drood
Stevenson
Weir
Hermiston
St. Ives
Byron
Keats
Spencer
Shrine of
St. Thomas
Carl ‘Ewald
A. Teixeira de Mattos
Mr. Ewald
Russia
Germany
Holland
America
Great Britain
France
England
Ewald
Ibsen
Copenhagen
Scribners
John Delane
London Times
Murray
London
Arthur Irwin Dasent
John Graham Brooks
Chautauquan
Brooks
Boston
Jack London
Wells
Modern Egypt and Lord Cromers Reform Efforts
A review of Lord Cromers Modern Egypt detailing his role as the chief administrator under British occupation. The piece traces Ismail Pasha’s debt explosion, the financial collapse, and Cromers arrival as Commissioner of the Debt in 1877, framing the reforms and administration changes that followed. It notes Cromer's authority and the broader historical stakes in Egypt’s governance.
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Lord Cromer
Egypt
Ismail Pasha
Khédive of
Cairo
Ismail
House of Commons
East Norfolk
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Khédive
Said Pasha
Suez Canal
Evelyn Baring
Goschen
India
Lord Northbrook
Abbas
Said
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