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s That for a moment knew me as I came, And lighten'd up, and trembled into love; The next were darkened by my hand! Ah me! Ye will not look upon me in that world. Yet thou, perchance, art happier, if thou go'st Into some land of wind and drifting leaves, To sleep without a star; but as for me, Hell hungers, and the restless Furies wait. Milton, and the method of Greek tragedy are Mr. Phillips's influences, and again we may say, what better influences could a young singer have? His verse is dignified, and has distinction. * * * * * Mr. Cripps is melodious at times, and Mr. Binyon, Oxford's latest Laureate, shows us in his lyrical ode on Youth that he can handle a difficult metre dexterously, and in this sonnet that he can catch the sweet echoes that sleep in the sonnets of Shakespeare: I cannot raise my eyelids up from sleep, But I am visited with thoughts of you; Slumber has no refreshment half so deep As the sweet morn, that wakes my heart anew. I cannot put away life's trivial care, But you straightway steal on me with delight: My purest moments are your mirror fair; My deepest thought finds you the truth most bright You are the lovely regent of my mind, The constant sky to the unresting sea; Yet, since 'tis you that rule me, I but find A finer freedom in such tyranny. Were the world's anxious kingdoms govern'd so, Lost were their wrongs, and vanish'd half their woe! On the whole Primavera is a pleasant little book, and we are glad to welcome it. It is charmingly 'got up,' and undergraduates might read it with advantage during lecture hours. Primavera: Poems. By Four Authors. (Oxford: B. H. Blackwell.) INDEX OF AUTHORS AND BOOKS REVIEWED AITCHISON, JAMES: The Chronicle of Mites ANONYMOUS: An Author's Love Annals of the Life of Shakespeare Miss Bayle's Romance Rachel Sturm und Drang The Cross and the Grail The Judgment of the City Warring Angels ARMSTRONG, GEORGE FRANCIS: Stories of Wicklow ARNOLD, SIR EDWIN: With Sa'di in the Garden ASHBY-STERRY, J.: The Lazy Minstrel AUSTIN, ALFRED: Days of the Year Love's Widowhood Author of Flitters, Tatters, and the Counsellor: Ismay's Children Author of Lucy: Tiff Author of Mademoiselle Mori: A Child of the Revolution Under a Cloud Author of The White Africans: AEonial BALZAC, HONORE DE: Cesar Birotteau The Duchess of Langeais and Other Storie
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