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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
20
Page contents review a range of literary works and authors. It highlights Edward Cary on Chaucer and England, Mary Johnston novel, Rene Barin on pious economics, Mrs. Wharton short stories, Reminiscences of a music critic by Richard Aldrich, and Emil Reich study by Edward A. Bradford. Includes Announcements of New York Books, Boston Book News, Philadelphia Literary News, and reader views.
A columnist critiques dinner table conversation and social habits. They argue serious talk and intellectual discussion are avoided, leading to mediocrity. The piece urges a spirit of leisure to reflect, dream, and enrich inner life away from constant social chatter.
The London literary column discusses George A. Birmingham making inroads with a humorous island tale in Spanish Gold, and Mrs. Belloc-Lowndes The Uttermost Farthing as a short, single-sitting novel. It notes Churchill family publications and a Scots graduate’s America at College, plus questions American influence on English novels.
A literary review of Caroline Atwater Madson's Fleming H. Revell Co. biography of Milton. It praises the serene but noble portrait of Milton set against England's civil war, noting the second half solidifies the drama and that the scenes charm though are sketchy. It admires the author's sympathetic insight and hopes for more rugged force.
Book review by Richard Burton praises Three of a Kind for its wholesome chivalry humor and vivid single scenes. It follows a 618 musician a newsboy and a cocker dog with lasting charm values of honor loyalty and simple nobility.
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