22 APRIL 1893, page 23
Annals Of An Old Manor-house.*
" WHAT a loss the world had, Sir, when you took to litera- ture," said to Dickens an admiring stage-carpenter, who had been watching the novelist from the wings while he played......
Two New Novels.*
ONE star sets, but another rises, and the sky is never empty. A year or two ago we had to lament the death of Miss Jessie Fothergill, a novelist whose work, though not free from......
The Ethics Of Aristotle.*
IT is one of the strangest instances of the abiding power of Greek literature and thought, that a treatise written several centuries before the advent of Christianity should......
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