. The Argonaut . ns. ROBERTSONS JUST A BOOKSTORE 126 POST STREET V. J LONGMANS, GREEN 8 CO. New York and London FALL PUBLICATIONS A Levantine Log-Book By JEROME HART Ready in a Few Weeks ~ A LEVANTINE LOG-BOOK is a series of sketches based on a stay of twoseasons in the Levant, whence the writerreturned in May, 1905. It is in the same vein, as Argonaut Letters and Two Argo-nauts in Spain, also by him. The book con-tains chapters on Southern Italy, Malta,Greece, Constantinople, Smyrna, Jaffa, Jeru-salem, Alexandria, Cairo, Thebes, Luxor,Assouan, and Upper Egypt. It is copiouslyillustrated, havi
. The Argonaut . ns. ROBERTSONS JUST A BOOKSTORE 126 POST STREET V. J LONGMANS, GREEN 8 CO. New York and London FALL PUBLICATIONS A Levantine Log-Book By JEROME HART Ready in a Few Weeks ~ A LEVANTINE LOG-BOOK is a series of sketches based on a stay of twoseasons in the Levant, whence the writerreturned in May, 1905. It is in the same vein, as Argonaut Letters and Two Argo-nauts in Spain, also by him. The book con-tains chapters on Southern Italy, Malta,Greece, Constantinople, Smyrna, Jaffa, Jeru-salem, Alexandria, Cairo, Thebes, Luxor,Assouan, and Upper Egypt. It is copiouslyillustrated, having about two score picturesfrom original photographs. The book isvery handsomely printed and bound, withpanel design in gold and color, gilt tops anddeckel edges. FOUR HUNDRED PAGES FORTY ILLUSTRATIONSPrice, net For sale by the Booksellers. Addressthe Argonaut. 246 Sntter S. F. r ^ESSS, HARTSHORNSHADE ROLLERS Bear the script oarae of StrwanHartshorn on label Wood Rollers. Tin Rollers. * Forbidden Fruit. A New and Delicious Cordial Yet not forbidden—its debcacy of flavor, itspiquancy, its stimulating qualities, are wel-comed at even* banquet board and formaldinner, and at every exclusive home circle. Can be had at all high-class grocers, cafes,and restaurants. Mcdonald & cohn 120 Front Street, San Francisco V* J October 23, 1905. THE ARGONAUT. 317 LITERARY NOTES. LIGHT VERSE FROM LATE BOOKS. The House of Lily !—poor, poor Lily ! The fellclutch of circumstance was too strong foryou ; the bludgeonings of chance were toohard for that fair and delicate head upliftedon a white and slender throat; the menaceof the years found you, alas! afraid. White-souled to the end but, like a butterfly thatfears to soil the exquisiteness of its wavingwings by lighting on other than the loveliestflowers, you hovered, hovered, drifting downthe long, walled, narcotic garden, fearful ofthe crude vacancies of the windy fields. We are inclined to think that Lily Bart,the white
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