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RICHARD LE GALLIENNE AS A LITERARY MAN.
459
hat if there are lingering superstitions in SO successfully learned and applied to
xisting methods, he will expose them; if his own work the rules of art, the results
here have come down to us, as to the of a year's study and analysis of the
Fermans, the affectations of a former age,
principles which underlie that art. One
e will hold them up to ridicule; if a path
thing is certain: no man could be selected
ward a more perfect form of human
for such a task who will approach the
peech is necessary, we may hope that he
matter with a freer mind or who has be-
ill blaze the way.
hind him a larger prestige in that field of
At all events, students of rhetoric will art in which his investigations are to be
e interested in having from one who has made.
RICHARD LE GALLIENNE AS A LITERARY MAN.
By CHARLES G. D. ROBERTS.
M
R. LE GALLIENNE is an all-round
and grace there will prove to be a strength
man of letters-poet, critic, novelist
that will outlast the creations of more ag-
d essayist. In all these fields of literary
gressively "robustious" contemporaries.
ctivity he has achieved a distinction which
Mr. Le Gallienne's literary output con-
omports rather oddly with the kind of
sists of three volumes of verse-' English
me which the newspapers have thrust
Poems," "Robert Louis Stevenson and
pon him. It
Other Po-
the distinc-
ems'' and
on conferred
"Rubáiyat of
y the dis-
Khayyám"
riminating
two volumes
otes of the
of prose fic-
W W rather
tion - The
an by the
Quest of the
laudits of
Golden Girl''
e many.
and 'The
or Mr. Le
Romance of
allienne's
Zion Chap-
al strength
el';; two vol-
es in those
umes of liter-
ualities
ary criticism
hich are re-
Retro-
arded by an
spective Re-
nduring
views" and
ther than a
"GeorgeMer-
ide appro-
edith, Some
ation. His
Characteris-
contribution
tics" three
the litera-
volumes of es-
re of this
says The
entury-end
Book Bills of
of a deli-
Narcissus,"
acy which
"Prose Fan-
auses the
cies' and
asty observ-
"Prose Fan-
to call it
cies: Second
ight; but I
Series'' a
el secure in
prose study
redicting
called "The
at behind
Religion of
S lightness
MR. LE GALLIENNE.
a Literary
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