The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 20, 1899, Page 24

THE SUNDAY CALL [UDY OF Al < br t \ h Illustration Fro ence that on of Gover 2 SOL EMN NONSENSE COM ‘\E\D ES TO THE TR G AT Marion Wilco: Book, “Vengeance ple do not s ness, but oc must asional expact ers, but le, won- charming variety, keen ¥ regret so skiliful an ld have marred the hea.ut} work by so misieading a title. It is a book of travel, e an observer but scenes and “Gioria_cools es of sedg: and swes: flag bogs and pand Idewed in a night™ “Opp. f a mammoth dove, is sav like what the to his horse, and s that it signifies v dea.r and it a breath are gossiping expan- hbors after th J a day spent such a good now long disquallf; can write before it." story of Gloria and e ones runs through travel” w § > the grammar of 1t engeance of the Fem erbert and New York. Book Notes. “Where Angels Fear to Tread™ is the title of the leading story in the volume of ical tales which Morgan Robertson 1 issue in October through the Century Company. The author i{s & young writer whose work has been promptly welcomed by the leading magazines. Josiah Flynt, the young American who has made a specla! study of the tramp question, has gathered together his nu- merous contributions to the magazines of the Female.” ch are to be pub- lshed 1n England and America by Messrs. Dent & Co. i the Macmillan Company respective Mrs. Voynich, whose novel, “The Gad- b ady had to be printed in this times, arrived in New v, August 1. on the e ion of the novel be given at W s September 15, with Stuart Robson as the Gadfly and M farie Burroughs as the Amazonian Gemma. Mrs. Voynich brings with her numerous phatographs and sketches oz the quaint architecture and characterist! scenery am!d which the plot of the story takes its course. Some curiosity is feit as to whether the play will end with the military execution or the cathedral scene. other striking episodes of the to be reproduced on the stage sing the mountebanks, the of the mountain town between father and son in s sixth “itself reverently the experiences of d in funny happenings. the same time the author's “Stageland. with s brilliant llustrations, for the ay Review has alwavs been bitter sneers at all things It h however, at last, cc zciously or unconsciously paid the follow- ing handsome In a re Which 15 now Review = fts fourth edition. 3 We found it difficult to tear ourseives away from the fascinat- zhe ing narrative. Even Anthony Hope does not inspire more joyfully the exmunuon of battle. with ‘all "the ‘swarmings, marches and thick hubbubs of soldiers’ or maintain more uniformly the excite- ment of a reader.” Paul Leicester Ford's series of papers Have Know: painting D! ck Wolf's f a story r Company wi the next few months is a story of ad- venture, happ France h America during the reign of Louts XIV, and !s said to be a powerful piece of work. Charles Major, whose story, “When Knighthood Was in Flower,” has leen so marksd a success, has been at we OVer a year on a new hevmrlr dealing with the per! troducing some of that minent part ccent Teview of cs and Rey John H. Vincent says of it “This is a great book. It is a poem in rose, ¢ study in English—r, orcible, a study in h in the subjective spirit clesiastical fundamental rhetorician and guides one through s of beauty, but are One is in danger pages by épigram- characters of marking b matic passages for r New Books Received. 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