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NEW FICTION AND ANCIENT SATIRE
WIT OF AN OLD MASTER
WORTH READING TODAY
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The Biting Satire and Hilarious Humer of Dean Swift Repub
lished in a Carefully Edited Edition
lly FELIX E. SOIIELL1NO
I'roffMer of KnrUih a the Unlrtrnltr of lVnnjlfanl
rpiIEUE lire authors whom it pleases
us te remember, like misfortune, as
ii geed thing te have done with. There
nre some who te knew tee well is te
think less well of. And there ere a
few and they nrc the salt of the enrth
te whom we return with pleasure and
leave with an impression of their great
ncss enhanced with each closer acquaint
nnce. I never rend or reread Jona
than Swift, the Rrfnt dean of St. Pat
rick's, without a new appreciation of
his extraordinary personality, his un
matchablc wit, without an overwhelm
ing sense of his sheer power of brain,
te say nothing of a style as perspicuous
ns daylight In its clarity where he pur
poses te be clear and ns opaque and
disconcerting as a Londen fog where his
purpose Is mystification.
ND Dean Swift's purpose was cry
often mystification. Indeed, lie ap-
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peers te have treated life Itself the life
of political and social bickering, trim-
i mlng and intrigue which disfigured the
, age of Queen Anne and the first Geerges
as a species of huge Gargantuan joke,
te be played with nt hide anil seek,
mocked ana eantercd, ridiculed and
satirized, if one wa. net te go mnd
ns he ultimately did with the misery
nnd the pltifulness of it all. Fer Jona
than Swift, leek nt him hew jeu will,
in a tragic figure, with all his nntlcs nnd
all his mockery. An awkward Irish lad.
I nrnellnil ffnm nnUnt.it Inr 'lnvptcrntn fre-
iiuentlng of the town" ; the rebellious
dependent en the bounty of n grout man,
Sir William Temple ; a great scholar
nnd writer who treated scholarship and
nutherchip with contempt ns merely
Ids means te the aim of his life, politi
cal pewer: a short-lived triumph en
the crcnt of the wave of that power dur
ing which he could mnkc nnd unmake
ministers, create bishops and hector no
blemen, nnd then a long eclipse in Irish
Piiln from nil for which he cared the
I end n madhouse. Never was there mere
1 veritably a tragedy than this.
a sufficiency
from irrelevancy nnd
worthy of all praise.
TI1B two pamphlets of Swift here
edited were, each in its place, of
unusual Importance In his enrcer and In
the lltrrnry history of his time. "The
Battle of the Heeks" has been described
ns the Inst gun in thnt momentous fight,
thnt tempest In n teapot, the Phnlarls
controversy ns te the relative claims of
ancient learning contrasted with mod
ern. In this paper war between the
great scholar, Richard Rentier, nnd the
great diplomat, Sir William Temple, as
principals, the latter had contrived te
sustain his plea for the ancients by
the emission, I fear only tee Inadvertent,
from the list of modern writers of a
few names, such as Shakespeare and
Milten for Knglnnd, Mellcre for France,
Dnntc for Italy nnd Cnlderen for Spain.
Swift wns little interested in the merits
of the questien: he wns out for the
fun. And rend aloud the ether' evening,
"The Battle of the Beeks" much dis
turbed the serenity of n sedate library
with the peals of laughter which it
evoked.
elsewhere. Swift
practices a device which I would
most respectfully refer te the imitation
of contemporary American writers, this
is the device of emission. In the midst
of nn absorbing encounter between Ver
gil, for example, In "shining armor"
and Drjden, his translator, encased In
"n helmet nine times tee lnrge for his
head" the timely "hlc paucn desunt"
(here a few words arc wanting) leaves
lm situation phnrminelv in the nlr.
Fer sheer drollery nothing could be mere
nmusing than the description of the god
dess Criticism, who dwells in a den in
the mountains of Neva Zembla with Ig
norance, her fnthcr, blind with age;
Pride, her mother, dressing her upln
scraps of paper, and Opinion, her sla
ter, "hoodwinked, headstrong, giddy
nnd riprnetiinllv titrninc." It is net
generally remembered thnt from the
fnhl.. of the snider nnd the bee in this
book comes Matthew Arneld's famous
slecnn of culture. 'Sweetness and
light."
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THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY Philadelphia
or nffcuted. te the prejucts of his
I pen nnd the intentional myHtlnrntieii
which he nrnctlt'cil In the nuhllentlen
of many of his books, te edit him must
he n jev. The tiiniiORrnpny 01 eui.
like his blei?rnphy, in bristllns with
problems nnd difficulties. Ment of his
work wns llrst primcu wiineui ins
namn komie nf It. he would have us be
lieve, without his unnetien. And the
sterv gees thnt he scorned the net in in
fens'idernblc menetnry return from it,
in one rnsc which hud involved collision
with the lnw. declaring thnt the printer
should have the return, us he had run
the Rreatcr risk. The book before us
Is one of n clns-s of editings ns et rarely
undertaken in this country. It is net
calculated for a definite clnss of bujers.
these who want u school book, or n
picture book or n volume fit for thnt
unfittest place for a book, the parlor
center table. This edition of Swift s
famous pamphlet, "A Tale of a Tub.
te which is added the "Hattlc
of the Heeks." is planned definitively
te edit an English classic, bestowing
upon it nil the apparatus of notes and
commentary necessary te nn ideal per
formance of this pious task. Messrs.
A. C. Outhkelch and D. Nichel Smith,
the editors, are thoroughly competent
for such nn undertaking, fdnking their
personalities in their work with n native
medestv which should be nn example te
some of our bengles of (.mall research
who keep up such nn intolerable bnrking
whenever thev run nn unimportant fact
te earth. Only the tchelar who has un
dertaken thU absorbing and compelling
kind of work enn npprecltHe te the full
the labor that gees with It. The intro
duction, notes and addenda of this vol
ume leave little te be desired, achieving,
as thev de, a detachmsnt, a freedom
T
HEKK is little space left for the
mere imnertant satire. "A Tnlc of
n Tub." Here we tind the trenchant
satire of Swift nt its height in the fnblc
of Peter. Martin nnd .Inck. three lirotn liretn
ers te whom n dying father bequeaths te
eneli n suit of clothes, se miraculously
fashioned that it will grew with the
-ewth of the wenrer. adapting itself
te his needs. Hut before long tailors
came into the world, nnd they sug
gested and made many improvements in
thce gnrments centrn'ry te the father's
will and testament. fwherein the use of
this miraculous clothing had been enre
fullv provided for. In consequence one
of the brothers trapped himself out very
fine nnd claimed a lordship ever his
hrethren, n second sought only te fellow
the will ; while the third ,in his horror
of the finery of Peter in defiance of de
cencv, nearly tore off nil his clothes.
The'nllegery is obvious nnd although
Swift never avowed the authorship of
"A Tale of n Tub." we need net won
der thnt Queen Anne wns of the opinion
thnt n clergyman who could thus satir
ize Christianity at large however he
iiinv hnve spared the moderate Martin
of 'the Church of England wus no fit
material out of which te make a bishop.
Head coolly today, when the old heat
of sectarian controversy has been suc
ceeded bv a lukewarm indifference ns te
whnt anybody believes. "A Tale of n
Tub" seems less an attack upon re
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frailty of theology nnd the thenleglnns.
It remains comparable only te "Gul
liver's Travels" in its cnustic wit nnd
biting satire, n marvel of learning, nn
example of trenchant nnd brilliant htvle
nnd a precious classic te all English
speaking peoples.
A TAUJ Or A Tt'n Te whlth is ail.lcil
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THE DAUGHTER OF
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William McFcc Has Told Her
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If William McFec'g name were net
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The thought back of the book must
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PiaS-TO MAHKl iinapn lis nebba-Merrlll Ce
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humorous cast
he relished bv
These extravaaanis" will
these who love a 1'aht arn
General
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n ixamln.itlen nf humanity In the mass
THE lMPRUIAI. nilOY ny Kdear Saltus
New Yerk- Ilenl A I.lverlaht
An iirceunt of the cz.irj from the first te
the last.
'r,,Bi.hiiK1 ?.F J,01l. ,n.v Merrl" Jtrew
Philadelphia. T II I.lpnlnrett Ce.
Its erluln. irrnwth and Interpretation te.
aether with a new translation based en a
relsed text h the profeiner of Semltles In
the Unlvernltv nf Pennsvlvunla, nnd hlmielf
the son nf the distinguished llahhl lustrnw.
thi: i.ifk or iepfipk nenaEi ciieatk'
uy K R Mnrtln New Yerk Char
Hcrlbner s Sens
Particularly rich In the cnrresnendelr of
ht ll te puhltclat and lawyer
THE rOKMS OP nOlinllT IUJRNH Edited
by Jemes I, Hushes New Yerk Gee
H. Deran Ce
nrlnits leB'ther the. best of Ilurns with
a fine selective taste Tha poems are util
ised chronologically In aectlnns welded to te
Kether by u running bleraphlral and critical
nn,rratlc The honk la unique in plan nnd
Is well illustrated
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KAill. MAflX
YerK ''
lly Achilla I.erla
Seltser
The professor of history In llie Unnerslty
f Turin discusses the life and theories of
the rrekt Serman sociologist and economist
UTATler.n. "v ueuin uiiuiih. ..w..
ii ur
Y'erki Thes HelUer
Pssavs'ln criticism bv a dlstlnaulahed Ilrlt
lah novelist and playwrUht of the eunaer
Iteration ills I" n tnetrallnir and
fnct.lv'. "n his thlnklns. eb.ervatUin and
.nre.slnn He consider; the neo-Oeer Klai'
neveH.t. Well.. OlsslnK. I.eltey Flecker and
,her p't nd ether subject, of Interest
beih te T literary rad'cals nnd llterateurs
It 1. a delUhtful book
VKN1ZKI.OS. Ilv Herbert Adam. Cllbbena.
Ilo.ten: llouahten Mifflin Ce,
A studv of lh Oreek premier who raised
his cmintrr Inte new prominence threiwh
the diPlernacy of th. arest wsr and ,th.
DRAKE. NEIHON WD NAPW.EON
Sir Walter Itunclman New Yerk
r Putnam s Hens
Elaborate studlis of three areat world
fltrures bv a dlstlniculshed Ilrltlsh statesman
who varies th cares of public efflca by ex.
curslens into history and literature
THE AVKHACIK rvriZEN New Yerk
American I'ulillshers Service Ilurcau
Its timely iiurpns" Is te promote Interest
In local and national politics en the part of
the nerac i'ii!cn no erten shows
alarmlPB lack of Interest and knowledge, of
his cllr responsibilities it strepses the
sovereign power of the American citizen and
makes n powerful nretest nralnst Inclvlsm
and a strong nlea fnr ren- ral participation
In the rrancnise anil or universal ann In
telligent Interest In national problems A
hlsterv, brief of American political Inntl Inntl
tutlens nnd usages Is rlen ns fundamental
tn civic co-operation.
DEI1ATE IIETWKE.N PaMI'm. nOMPKns
AND IIKNI1Y I .Xl.I.li.-v M'W Yerlt
E P Dutten ft e
A stenographic rccijrd of th great de
hate In Carnegie Hall. Mav 20 10'JO between
the president of the American Federation
of Iiher and the governor of Kansas, rep
resenting respectively the erganised labor
vlen point and that of crla!n Industrial and
social legislation effected In Kansas thrnueh
the Influence nf Governer Allen. It dehne.
In estense Just hew fa the gnverntmni
should Be In Interfering with the strike sys
tem ROUND THE HORN IlEPORi: rHH JUST
lly llasll I.ubbeck Ixmden Jehn fu
r'V .v ..
Reprint of an authentic ncreunt of n
evage The bonk hss gene through severe)
editions since Initial publication In 100L'
It Is a modern "Twe Years Defere th.
Mast '
HIC.lt HOCIF.TY nv Fish New Yerk O
V 1'utnam s sin.
Drawings by a well-known cartoonist with
eplgr.ms and ether text by various writers
of note. It tell, hew te Bttsln, relish and
survive secletv se the subtitle alleges
A HTt'DY FOR THK TIMES. lly W D
McKlm. New Tork O P Putnam's
Sen..
An Inquiry Inte contemporary thought snd
motive,
His Latest Nevel Is Werthy of
Comparison With the Best
0
of His Contemporaries
"I.ucindu" in the best novel Antheny
Hepe ever wrote. Indeed, few contem
porary novelists, ever wrote a hotter one.
It does net beleiiR te the "Prisoner of
Zendn," "Itupcrt of Hentzau" ncIioeI
of reiiuintif adventure, nltlieiiRh there
arc thrilling moments in it. It is the
utery of the udvcnttirt' of the soul of n
vtniniin. in which truth nnd henuty nliinc
in sharp contrast with selfish nnd sordid
ambition.
The utery is told in the first petsnn
by the man with whom hhe finally finds
hnppincbs, a man several years elder
than she, who liked her from thu ilrstT
but did net discover till lung nftnrwnrd
thnt he loved her. It begins with the
day set for her marriage te n cousin of
the man who tells the tulc. He vers her
in a taxlcub two or three hours before
the v, cilding. When that hour nt rives
she has disappeared, no one knows
where. It is suspected that she hns
fled with a jeiitig Spaniard who knew
her in Knglnnd, and in whose pnlacc
in Venice she hnd lived With her mother.
Then the war breaks out there is no
war story In the book and the man
telling thu story finds her in southern
Krnui-c, where she is earning her living
as a seamstress. She had married the
hpaniaid, but he was awny gambling
te get money, ir, appears inter. The
man discovers then that the girl at
tracts him and he keeps track of her.
She finally breaks with her husband
when she discovers that he has been
getting money for her relief from the
woman who wanted te marry the mnn
from whom she fled and who ulthiiatelj
did mnrrj him. And the husband find-
ing that she will net return te him ar
ranges u dinner nt which he plans te
kill himself. His nerve fails him. but
his valet, from whom he had bought a
lottery ticket that had brought him
wealth, sheets him in a mad terror
when discovered ill an act of theft. The
way is thus opened for that llving-hup-plly-ever-after
which novel readers en
joy. Hut the end Is se logical nnd in
evitable that the device used te tiring it
about losses thnt nrtlflcittlity which this
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Lutiniltt nnd the exhibition of the prog
ress of the man's love for her are de
scribed with consummate abilitj.. Ne
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Westward He!
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