Danny: By Alfred =vent. (john Murray. 6s.)—we Must Own That
there is far too much of the "luxury of woe," if we may say so, to please us. Mr. 011ivant is a young man, we take it; when he has lived longer, he will find out that there are......
Confidences. By M. C. And G. De S. W. (limpus,
Baker, and Co. as. 6d.)—It is to be concluded that the advantage of a story told in the form of the letters of two women friends is that these young (or moderately young) ladies......
Current Literature.
THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE. The Triumph of Love. By Edmond Holmes. (John Lane. as. 6d. net.)—In a short treatise upon the sonnet-form in English, the best contribution yet made to the......
The Templars. By E. H. Lacon Watson. (edward Arnold....
Templar, who is an undergraduate of St. Michael's College, Cambridge, brings home with him a friend, Thurketyl by name. They are friends per eontraria. Templar has not much......
The Little Bed Fish. By Philip Laurence Oliphant. (edward...
6s.)—If a reader takes up a novel called The Little Red Fish, he must expect to find that he has a melodrama before him. The mysterious element in the book is not quite well......
The Slaves Of The Padishah. By Maurus J6kai. Translated From
the Sixth Hungarian Edition by R. Nisbet Bain. (Jerrold and Sons. 6s.)—This is a sequel to the story of "The Wild Carpathians," and tells the fortunes of the last Prince of......
A Pungent Gossip.
A Londoner's Log - Book. By the Author of "Collections and Recollections." (Smith, Elder, and Co. 5s.)—Mr. G. W. E. Russell has added to the debt which he has already conferred......
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