Celt And Norse.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR."] Sin,—Mrs. Macdonell, in her interesting letter in your last issue, speaks of the two distinct types of men in the Lewis, the Celtic and the......
Poetry.
THE FRIGID ZONE. 0 Yir, who dwell beneath the temperate sun, And till the happy fields of every day, . Know ye what lands are lying far away, Where never birds rejoice, nor......
The Nubian Camels.
[To TRIO EDITOR OF TDB " SPECTATOR."] Sin,—The brilliant article (" Africa Translated") in the Spectator of September 22 induced me, as it must have induced many others, to go......
Books.
PROFESSOR SELLAR ON VIRGIL.* To write novelties about a poet on whom critics and commenta- tors have for so many centuries exercised their ingenuity is pro- bably impossible.......
The Camelopard.
[To TRH EDITOR OF l'aa "SPEOTATOE.1 Sin,—The ladies of my family are rejoicing to-day in my dis- comfiture on a question of philology. They point triumphantly to the Spectator......
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