Victorian Gossip and Literary Ventures Explored
A review notes Dr. Brown on Venice and poisons, Frith and Dickens circles, Trollope anecdotes, Du Maurier portraits, and Austin with Mrs. Yates. It covers Galsworthy a new commentary, Beatrice Harraden, and rights for French artists, plus a forecast of Bagot and Andrews works and Anthony Cuthbert set in England and Tuscany.
The Great Miss Driver and Other Literary Notes
Literary notes announce Anthony Hope's forthcoming novel The Great Miss Driver about an English heiress who rises from fall to regain her power. The first volumes of Anatole France’s works are issued, including The Red Lily and The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard translated by Lafcadio Hearn. Professor Kent edits The Historical Bible in seven volumes, pairing Biblical events with Babylonian parallels and aligning narratives by scholarly conclusions.
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