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VAG N Eis ..oh rect rehnaeoloic 1 <li, cv- glv The tlrts ''frtti l sthy Ca! l ,hre ard his "')(try ilt
(Continted frota Pge Seven) ._,, i Fyet arere spt sile tran fir ,t itto; e^:n s "e orirt 'so ati _e ai -
rants cwilswant to (barrel wthal ~t
of the things I have are:ady said, hbtut nretecl in, tiftin5Egy t stry, 'it, his ctstittlrs-and 5ir rpdyg -it-e- T e J5 dlagaeio ian
I'tabs a sanut against the aged con-' antdCharles Scribners% Sons ritle ,latiiniiio ti - atett '(.l he
snnaosadtechnique-qtibers fond it necessary to bring out an sags 'thu hasi s'si5nsoraadltlls
who have kept Wagner operas away other lrge prining ot Professor' in Fngan. ei-us sn sc, roar ant e rose, Of the
from those tor whom they were ii- Jases Henry lresteds "A History ot -
tended-the lay public. Literary cr11.- Egypt', a standard work now in its
les snatched Browning front the pub-; nintht printng. The author in P'ro- ila~ttlne 'tlierloa tirald in
lie by saying he was a metaphysician,' essr ol Egypltogy and Oriental s~t-tts hebr news story "Consquisado"
and musssic critics have done te same: History in the Universiy o Chliago.;tpulished by Sribner on April 6tht l E ab te' "The tlind of l "ns"
witis Wagner y callinig him a salie- fltarrot hIas recenty tote ere front to "e gentettan wins enwIttng ran acros tiis stanza:
matician. While bthoif thIlese tate-;England to gtttler the necessary na- ly bit graiously sac tor rP Mes rensny pope ay
ments msay have a little rsth, I tlisk'frsto itt lwrttsAsr-whirlh none 'will rui -.age, "Co-'tt r mnpopesy
the bigger trails is that these niess are cn editions. The' Englishs novelist E uistator, a sori nottel, is te sot e t aog the nany, pray,
exactly what they pretended is h-yettnd drmatist lar nsow reahted the of a tian wose fater sas alt eriAtetiere many men?
Browning a pot, and WVagieracon
poser, both aiming to itlease te ptb-; stage of literary emtissence when ealy an ani5'ttesolerstLf s i i st to me then,
lie. I amo interested its giving Wagner copies of in ooks tn sstti "fugitive"Spasishs famtily in Mieir. The o
hack to tseestitlic. writisgs htave eattorriterabie valuse, trosin~t racial traits writinshimi cone Be a. man thyself, 0 man!
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