Rodney Stone . hadshredded into thinnest air and lost themselvesin the infinite blue of heaven. And with themrose the cloud which had hung over our coun-try, and it also thinned and thinned until Godsown sun of peace and security was shining oncemore upon us, never more we hope to be be-dimmed. THE END. D. APPLETON & CO/S RuDYARD Kiplings New Book. T HE SEVEN SEAS. A new volume of poems byRuDYARD Kipling, autlior of Many Inventions, Bar-rack-Room Ballads, , cloth, special binding,$ The appearance of a new volume by-Mr. Kipling: has come to be regarded asa literary e
Rodney Stone . hadshredded into thinnest air and lost themselvesin the infinite blue of heaven. And with themrose the cloud which had hung over our coun-try, and it also thinned and thinned until Godsown sun of peace and security was shining oncemore upon us, never more we hope to be be-dimmed. THE END. D. APPLETON & CO/S RuDYARD Kiplings New Book. T HE SEVEN SEAS. A new volume of poems byRuDYARD Kipling, autlior of Many Inventions, Bar-rack-Room Ballads, , cloth, special binding,$ The appearance of a new volume by-Mr. Kipling: has come to be regarded asa literary event. Tliis new book is oneof special importance, in that it repre-sents in an admirable and conclusivemanner not only the verse of the sol-ditrs life, but also poetry of adventureand of the sea, and of a modern field,RUDYARD KiPLiNG. ^^ ^^ termed roughly the romance of applied science, which Mr. Kipling hasmade his own. His work as the poet of the British Army, introducing, asit did, a new strain into the metrical outpourings of our time, has maae animpression throughout the English-spealcing world which will be dcefencdby the verse to come in this new book. His latest field Imd-s an apt illustra-tion in that strenuous and remarkable achievement, McAndrews t1ie realist and romanticist unite. To the old Scotch engineer
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