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...more than usually devoted to fiction. The number opens, however, with a somewhat lengthy consideration of "The Humour of Caucer," by J. B. Holmes, prolonged to such an extent that the interest of the reader is in danger of flagging before the end is reached. The articles which follow will be more pleasing to the average mind,- a poem called "Louie Rae," by Bliss Carman, and three stories...
...must always remember that complete darkness never comes, that there is no time when there is not some suggestion of light. there are none to whom darkness never comes, just as there are none who have not their times of light, for God never leaves those who trust and follow him without some evidence of his presence...
another result. God holds us responsible for our labor, time, talents and all that goes to make our life. Then again we can only follow out the text of brotherly love when we recognize that God loves us and brings us up just as a mother cares for her children, giving to no one of us more than He gives to another...
...Girls," by A. C. Train. They are not all equally good, but the worst is far from bad, and one or two of them are delightful. Their vividness is in striking contrast with the rather vague picture called up by P. L. Shaw's verses on "The Madman," which follow closely...
...modern to deliver if he keeps strictly to the metre and the rhythm. But when the music comes in, the task becomes harder still. Music to accompany all the parts other than the senarii has been composed for the occasion by Professor F. D. Allen, and these accompaniments follow the rhythm of the Latin verses and are in the main confined to two clarinets. If the ancient usage was followed exactly, a few of the passages should be sung outright. But there will be no singing, and in such parts the only difference will be a greater richness of accompaniment...