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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 2nd June 1884, Edition 1 of 1, Page 514

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      Serinons Weitrs at . Westminster CaiieU 4 Oo Abb . —J . . M . Bruce Materia Medica : and "Therapeutics . Bishop ¦ Bahy , m I ey

      : OTosvenor Messrs . Notes cnatto , 1884 4 , . illustrated Windus . . —Henry D . Christie Blackburn Murray , , Academy Joseph ' s Notes Coat , , new 1884 , edit illustrated . Justin ; 1 I Mc McCarthy CJarfchv . Comet CJnmfit o of f a a S Season eason , new e edit dit . . JKi E . . < CJ . . Brewer iJrewer . Authors Authors ana and th tneir eir Works wotks , wi with th dates d a **» I ] I I

      Walter Besant , Art of Fiction , a Lecture . Julian Hawthorn , eBeatrix Randolph , , new edit . . I , , , Messrs . Burst * . Blackett . —Walter L . Bicknell , Keep Troth , 3 vols . I

      Diseases Messrs of . Infancy Xtongrmans and Childhood * . Co . —H 7 . th Cholmondeley edit . Reginald Pennell Aldrid , Sel ge ect Ranch Poems Notes . Charles in Kansas West , 1 I

      Colorado , < fcc . Hermann Kolbe , , Short Text-book of Inorganic , Chemistry . Mrs . Andrew , I Lang , Dissolving Views , 2 vols . I

      Travel Messrs , 2 nd e Sampson dit . low , Marston , Searle , 4 l Riviagrton . —R . Tangye , Reminiscences ¦ of I

      Mrs Messrs . Oliphant . DCacmill , The Wizard axi 4 k . ' Co s Son . —Thomas , 3 vois . Hug S . hes Parkinson , Gone , to Optics Texas , , 4 th Letters edit . from Charles Our Smith Boys . I I I Elementary Solid Geometry . S . LuptonNumerical Tables and Constants . Archbishop , I

      , Trench Ellen Watson , Notes A on Record the Mi b racles Anna , 12 Buckland th edit . . F . Marion Crawford , A Roman Singer , 2 vols . I I , , y

      acr . Tolin Murray . —Handbook of Central and Northern Japan , 2 nd edit . I Messrs . SmitbElderA . Co . —Cornil and RanvierPathological Histology 2 nd edit . I

      ! voh 2 vols 2 , . part W . 1 M . . Susan Thackeray , and , Joanna Virginians Homer , new , Walks edit ., in vol Florence . 2 . F . and Anstey its , Environs The Giant , , new ' s Robe edit . . I I vuio

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      Tennyson On Plagiarism And Suggestion. I

      TENNYSON ON PLAGIARISM AND SUGGESTION . I

      Princess The , second "' just issued edition ^ at of Montreal Mr . S . , E contains . Dawson the 's following * Study of letter Lord fro Tennyson m Lord Tennyson ¦ ' ¦ s Poem , : — " The ^ 1

      I > ear Sir , —I thank you for your able and thoughtful Aid essay worth on , Hasl 'The omere Princess , Surrey ¦ ¦ . ' , Nov You . 21 hare , 1882 seen . , I among ( J * a ** W ** b other % / WAJX / A . things UAA . B JUIC ^ t ?^ , that tUUU if JL I . women IF Vll & ViJ ever V * VW . L we HV re 1 V to U

      I hand out I in deliberated hand . I with may myself tell j r ou whether that the I songs should were put not songs an in afterthoug between ht the . separate Before divisions the ¦ ¦ first of edition the poem came ; again , I thought , the poem will explain itself , but the public did not see that ¦ the ¦ ¦ child ,. as you say , ws

      the the more heroine heroi certain ne of of that the the the piece ni <» child f ! ft . , and and was at at the last \ siat true I I conquered eonoii heroine ftrfcd if my mv instead laziness lazinfiss of and n the . r \ A first inserted insftrtftd as them them it ¦ now . You You stands would would bb « « suu Still , song , 1 As thro * the land at eve we went , ' I

      II of had the printed river and the p first laying song with which flowers I wrote —a flood , ' The comes Losing down of — the a Child dam has . ' The been child broken ¦ ¦ is sitting through on — the the bank chiW ia is ift borne th t . Vi rown mwn down safe fan . fA by and nnd the sound nnnnri flood again n — era the in n whole rkrkn the thf villag \ b Ka ank . nlr e distracted and nn <\ all all — the tVi after « women xxrr \ irtoi a -i time are hpa the in in raptures yn flood nmrflti ¦ ¦ has subsided I qui nnitfi te — fo fofCTd the rget t child toe tDQ B

      words of the balladbut I think upon I have it , somewhere . . I I parallelisms Your exp . lan They atory , must notes alw are ays very recur may . much A man to ( the a Chinese purpose scholar , and ) I some do time not ¦ ¦ object ago wrote to to your me , Ending saying . h

      word that that not consequentl . in in "Wh an an y unknown unknown not y ? be Are , coincidences untranslated untranslated not human of Chinese ChinA eyes thoug all ht over poem r > and oAm the impressions there tharo worl were warfl d looking and two twr » expression whole -wholft at the lines linen same ¦ s ¦ ? of of objects It mine mine is , almost almost scarcely f and \ f must word wora possible there w * h

      for - 6 f » i the anyone nnnrvn world a to 4-n a say gqv parallel or s \ vv -r » write TirnitA coul anything onnfU d not or !* i < v somewhere in i-n this 4-V » t or « l Infn ate be time fimn found of ^ . -P . the * - 1- » But / ^ . world <«»* y-v when « . 1 A to 4- « -v you which ^ rrKCA say l ^ in i-m that the 4-Urv re nnot this st of passage the fnA literature llf ^ or ) rfltUrv that was nm \\ m H was wtus suggested Ku ^ guNLou . b y Wordsworth uru » worcn or Shelley oneiiey or anocner another , , x I demur aemur , , and ana , , more more ¦ , , ± I wholly wnony disagree aisagrtw . . There *** " - -- .

      order a period tp ^ work in my them life eventually when , as an into arti some st , Turner great p for ictu instance re , eo I , was takes in rough the habit sketches of chronicling of landscape , in , f & ou c * , ° » » M five words or more , whatever might fetrike me as picturesque in Nature , I never put these down , ana nm

      li many and many a line has gone away on the north wind , but some remain , e . g . — ill 4 A full sea glazed with muffled moonlight / III i Suggestion : Tha soa one niht at when Tothe most lovelviN * e } n Eogw ^ III

      I though now a smoky town , the g sky Torquay was covered , with thin rquay vapoury was and the moon y was sea behind g it . M 4 A great black cloud H

      Drags inward from the deep . ' IH Sugges In the tion < : Id A coming lls of tba storm King seen '— from the top of ¦ Snowdon . II

      - « . JU «/ JU « 7 A . UJT y J . A . O Ul t < U . a JLIU ^ ¦ 'With all I ^ H Its stormy crests that smote against the skies . ' H

      Suggestion : A storm which came upon us in the middle of the North Sea . H I . ' As the water-lily starts and slides . * < H

      II Suggestion : Water-lilies in my own pond , eee . n pa , a gusty day yritfo vay . PWn «?«*• , They did " ^ . jj ^ jB

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 2, 1884, page 514, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_02061884/page/6/