. The Argonaut. y, and theresult is a work of comprehensive interestand historical value. Oratory of the South, by Edwin Du BoisShuiter. Published by the Neale Publish-ing Company, New York and Washing-ton ; $ handsome volume is the first of aseries designed to place Southern oratory inits proper and deserved position. The bookcontains nearly a hundred selections, andamong the orators represented are Henry , Stephen D. Lee, John Sharp Wil-liams, David A. DeArmond, Richard P. Hob-son, Henry Watterson, W. C. P. Breckinridge,Edward W. Carmack, John W. Daniel, ChampClark, Fitzhugh Lee
. The Argonaut. y, and theresult is a work of comprehensive interestand historical value. Oratory of the South, by Edwin Du BoisShuiter. Published by the Neale Publish-ing Company, New York and Washing-ton ; $ handsome volume is the first of aseries designed to place Southern oratory inits proper and deserved position. The bookcontains nearly a hundred selections, andamong the orators represented are Henry , Stephen D. Lee, John Sharp Wil-liams, David A. DeArmond, Richard P. Hob-son, Henry Watterson, W. C. P. Breckinridge,Edward W. Carmack, John W. Daniel, ChampClark, Fitzhugh Lee, William Gordon Mc-Cabe, Isador Rayner, Emory Speer, Albert , General Joseph Wheeler, CharlesB. Galloway, and Cardinal Gibbons. In addition to being a study of oratory, thework has substantial historical value, whileadditional interest is added by the brief intro-ductory references that precede each selec-tion. A judicious discrimination is shown inthe compilation, while the typography is Anne of Green Gables, by L. M. Montgomery. IPublished by L. C. Page & Co., story of village life is valuable for itssimplicity and frequent pathos. We witnessthe adoption of Anne from the orphan asylum,although it was a boy that the Cuthbertswanted, and we are almost afraid that theywill try to remedy the mistake. But theykeep the poor little waif and we watch hergrow up to fine young womanhood, self-reliantand devoted. Annes peculiarities as a childare a little overdrawn. We get rather tiredof the amazing precociousness and imagina-tion of this weird child, who would soon be-come unbearable but for the modifying in-fluence of advancing years. The Whole Family, a novel by twelve by Harper & Brothers, NewYork. The twelve authors are William Dean How-ells, Mary E. Wilkins Freeman, Mary HeatonVorse, Mary Stewart Cutting, Elizabeth Jor-dan, John Kendrick Bangs, Henry James,Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Edith Wyatt, MaryE. Shipman Andrews, Alice Bro
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