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. one stanza begins: I see thee ever in my dreams, Karaman! thy hundred hills, thy thousand streams, Karaman, O Karaman! his dreamy existence at Pointe Coupee was rudely broken on April 23, 1861, by the news in the New Orleans Delta of the attack on the troops of the Sixth Massachusetts as they passed through Baltimore on April 19th. The first citizen to fall was a friend and College mate of the poet. Randall's own account of the effect of this news appears in a letter printed in Professor Brander Matthews' pen and Ink: this account excited me greatly. I had long been absent from my native city, and the startling event there inflamed my mind. That night I could not sleep, for my nerves were all unstrung, and I could not dismiss what I had read in the paper from my mind. About midnight I rose, lit a candle, and went to my desk. Some powerful spirit appeared to possess me, and almost involuntarily I proceeded to write the song of my Maryland. I remember that the idea appeared

nd of good writing, and loves to spend the leisure moments of the day in the company of a strong and original mind, can help submitting to the charm of these essays.-Examiner, N. Y. aspects of fiction, and Other Ventures in Criticism. By Brander Matthews. Post 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, Uncut Edges and Gilt Top, $1 50. Full of sound, entertaining, and illuminating criticism.-Advance, Chicago. Professor Matthews's style has grace and fluency, he has a clear insight, and he writes with theMatthews. Post 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, Uncut Edges and Gilt Top, $1 50. Full of sound, entertaining, and illuminating criticism.-Advance, Chicago. Professor Matthews's style has grace and fluency, he has a clear insight, and he writes with the felicity of one thoroughly conversant with literature.-Brooklyn Eagle. Other Volumes to follow published by Harper & Brothers, New York For sale by all booksellers, or will be sent by the publishers, postage prepaid, on receipt of price.

Harper's American Essayists other times and other Seasons. By Laurence Hutton. A little English gallery. By Louise Imogen Guiney. Literary and social Silhouettes. By Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. Studies of the stage. By Brander Matthews. Americanisms and Briticisms, with Other Essays on Other Isms. By Brander Matthews. As we go. By Charles Dudley Warner. With Illustrations. as we were saying. By Ciarles Dudley Warner. With Illustrations. From the easy Chair. By George William CuBrander Matthews. As we go. By Charles Dudley Warner. With Illustrations. as we were saying. By Ciarles Dudley Warner. With Illustrations. From the easy Chair. By George William Curtis. from the easy Chair. Second Series. By George William Curtis. from the easy Chair. Third Series. By George William Curtis. Criticism and fiction. By William Dean Howells. from the books of Laurence Hutton. Concerning all of us. By Thomas Wentworth Higginson. The work of John Ruskin. By Charles Waldstein. Picture and text. By Henry James. With Illustrations. 16mo, Cloth, $1 00 each. Complete Sets, in White and Gold, $1 25 a Volume. Published by Harper & Brothers, New York

, William, 178, 278 Masque of Alfred, the, 215 Massachusettensis, 137 Massachusetts Agents, 5 Massachusetts Circular Letter, The, 132 Massachusetts Historical Society, 20, 2 1 Massachusetts liberty song, 167 Massachusetts reports, 125 n. Massachusetts spy, 120, 121, 233 Matchless Orinda, 159 Mather, Cotton, 48, 49, 50-52, 54, 55, 91, 93, 153, 158, 161 Mather, Increase, 39, 49-50, 51, 54 Mather, Richard, 49, 156 Matthews, Albert, 120 n., 216 n. Matthews, Brander, 225 n. Matthews, Cornelius, 230 May day in town or New York in an Uproar, 219 Mayflower, 19 Mayhew, Jonathan, 78-80 Mayo, William Starbuck, 320 Mazeppa, 212 Meat out of the Eater, etc., 157 Medina, Louisa, 222, 230 Meditation on a Quart Mug, a, 95 Melanie, 280 Mellichampe, 315 Melville, Herman, 307, 309, 320-323 Memorabilia, 93 Memoirs of an American Lady, 311 Memoirs of the life of William Wirt, 312 M Menander, 178 M Mentoria, 285 n.

XXXIV. social superiors. Mr. Brander Matthews lately quoted, at a discussion held in New York as to the working of republican government, an early statement by Lowell, which seems to me to contain a brief epitome of the whole matter, and to be too good to forget. Lowell said (I quote from memory), If it be a good thing for an English duke that he has no social superior, I think it can hardly be bad for an American farmer. It reminded me of a saying by a classmate of mine, so fond of England and so ashamed of his own country that he used to define it as the mission of the United States to vulgarize the whole world, who yet resented being taken too literally in this remark; and would tell a story of the disgusting sycophancy of middle-class Englishmen towards people of rank, contrasting it with the perfect indifference of the average American traveller, unconscious of having a social superior anywhere. But there is an aspect of this social superior question so obvious that I

, Sir Henry, cited, 10. Maitland, Major, 137. Manugin, Arthur, quoted, 214. Mann, Horace, quoted, 134. Also 243, 244. Manners, American, 101, 169, 224; English, 139; Italian and Spanish, 25. manners, the Empire of, 75. Mariotti. See Gallenga. Marketable accomplishments, 60. Marriage, chances of, 65. Marshall, Emily, 177. Martincan, Harriet, quoted, 7, 228. Also 13, 263. martyrdom, Mice and, 141. Matchin, Maud, 103, 104. Mather, Cotton, quoted, 252. Matthews, Brander, 171. Mazare, Prince, 160. Mazzili, Giuseppe, 129, 309. Mellin's Food, 265. men, the nervousness of, 238. men's novels and women's novels, 156. Mendelssohn, B. F., 15. Mendelssohn, Fanny, musical compositions of, 15, 251. Meretricious, origin of the word, 10. Mericourt, Theroigne de, 236. Mice and martyrdom, 141. Michigan University, 287. Miller, Captain, Betsey, 211. Millet, J. F., 194. Milton, John, 19, 285. Minerva, 45. Miranda, 102, 103. Missionari

uckleberries gathered from New England Hills, Rose Terry Cooke; Iduna, and other stories, George A. Hibbard; Three tales, William Douglas O'Connor; Uncle of an Angel, Thomas A. Janvier; Zadoc pine, and other stories, Bunner; With My friends, Brander Matthews; Rudder Grangers abroad, Stockton; The Adventures of three worthies, Clinton Ross. 1884 was the climactic year in the history of the short story inasmuch as it produced The lady or the Tiger? and In the Tennessee Mountains, each one of tan extreme that made it almost unintelligible; grotesque localisms in manners and point of view were made central; and all was displayed before a curtain of mountains splashed with broad colours. The year was notable too because it produced Brander Matthews's The philosophy of the Shortstory, a magazine article later expanded into a volume, the first scientific handling of the art of the form since Poe's review of Hawthorne. Realism, or more exactly, perhaps, naturalism, ruled the decade. F

and Gazette, the, 178 Mary had a little Lamb, 408 Mason, Emily V., 300, 305 Mason, J. M., 280 Masonic Token, the, 170 Masque of Pandora, and other poems, the, 40 Masque of the red death, the, 68 Massachusetts Historical Society, 114 Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll., 107 Massachusetts magazine, the, 162 n. Massachusetts quarterly review, the, 166 Massachusetts Spy, the, 178, 180 Master Skylark, 405 Mather, Cotton, 150, 204, 206, 396 Mathews, Cornelius, 152 Matthews, Brander, 388 Maud Muller, 48 Maupassant, 385, 386 Maurice of Nassau, 145, 147 Maximilian, 143, 145 Mayflower, the, 175 Mayhew, Jonathan, 206 May-Pole of Merry Mount, The, 23 Meadow Grass, 390 Medley, the, 161 Meek, A. B., 288, 298, 311 Mellonta Tauta, 67 Melville, Herman, 279, 281, 282, 284, 285 Memorials of a Southern planter, 314 Men and women, 137 Mendelssohn, 224 Menu, Laws of, 9 Mercury (Charleston), 296 Mercury (Newport), 178 Meredith

neity approaching artlessness let us put Professor Matthews's caution: His colloquial ease should noawless gem of romance and humour or with Professor Matthews as a marvellously accurate portrayal of antayana, Woodrow Wilson, Henry Van Dyke, Brander Matthews, Paul Elmer More, Agnes Repplier, and Johemed so natural to Lester Wallack [writes Brander Matthews], so inevitable, that when Bronson Howardnicled by three critics: Laurence Hutton, Brander Matthews, and William Winter. Winter See alsoainly, his close friend and collaborator, Brander Matthews, must have had Hutton in mind when he comsays A Book about the Theatre. It is to Professor Matthews—who has held the chair of Dramatic Literin the interest of the theatre. In 1878 Professor Matthews wrote Margery's lovers, produced in 188rds evolved into The Moth and the flame. Professor Matthews, as an American dramatist, has scarcely More recently and at greater length, Professor Brander Matthews has performed a similar service for [3 more...]