Word: pleasingness
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"On a Portrait by Whistler" by H. U. Greene is perhaps the best thing in this line in the number, though it can hardly be called poetry. "The Song of Man" by H. B. Eddy is certainly not poetry. "Melancholy" by Eugene Warner is rather below this author's former...
"A Study in Physiognomy" by William Loyd Widdemer is a good story and is very cleverly told. The idea is nothing new but it is in a pleasing form. It is the story of a man who pretends to fall in love with a girl merely that he may accuse...
A very pleasing dramatic entertainment entitled "Place Aux Dames," was given by the young ladies of Stone Hall, Wellesley, Wednesday afternoon.
Octave Thanet adds one more story to to her "Stories of a Western Tour." Following the general tendency into which writers of short stories seem at present to be drifting, Octave Thanet has singled out her hero and is treating him in a series of careful and skilful sketches. Her...
The February number of the Atlantic Monthly is an exceptionally good one. The articles are varied and full of interesting reading. Fiction is well treated in "Alex Randall's Conversion" by Margaret C. Graham and "Old Kaskaskia" by Mrs. Catherwood, a continued story which is now fairly begun and in...