Poetry.
THE CAPTIVE'S DREAM. FROM birth we have his captives been : For freedom, vain to strive ! This is our chamber: windows five Look forth on his demesne; And each to its own......
A Dog-story.
[To TEE EDITOR Or TEE "SPECTATOR. "] SIB,—One morning, not long ago, my sister went to see a friend, who lived a mile or so from the rectory, taking with her our little brown......
The Illiterate Undergraduate.
[TO TER EDITOR Or THE " STRETATOR:] SIE,—In connection with the article in the Spectator of June 26th on "The Illiterate Undergraduate," the charge is by no means new. In......
The Jubilee Honours.
[TO THE EDITOR Or TEl "SPECTATOR. "] snt, — Yon condemn the recent distribution of honours on the- ground that the occasion of her Majesty's Jubilee was not utilised to decorate......
Books.
A PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFENCE OF THEISM.* ANT one who has met with either of Professor James's treatises upon psychology is not likely to let the grass grow under his feet before......
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