* * * * *
[Illustration: _Critic (writing a review during a hot spell)._ "TO SPEAK
CANDIDLY, THIS BOOK LEAVES US COLD."]
* * * * *
"THE LOST LEADER."
[In this new play, at the Court Theatre, PARNELL is represented as
having survived his own death.]
_Parnell_ at the Court sings the very same tune
As the sluggard of old--"You have waked me too soon."
* * * * *
"If, out of hand, one were asked who, now living, knows most about
the Brontes in a personal way, the answer would probably be, Lord
Crewe."--_The Book Monthly_.
We understand that on the question being put to the Editor of _The
Sphere_ his answer was Shorter still.
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