The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 47, September, 1861 by Various
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Italian,--yet she was Catholic, and more than an Italian. Her genius and
what she has done for Italy entitle her to companionship with Galileo, Michel Angelo, Dante, and Alfieri. The friars who have given their permission for the erection of a monument to Cavour in Santa Croce ought willingly to make room for a tablet on which should be inscribed, SHE SANG THE SONG OF ITALY. SHE WROTE "AURORA LEIGH." REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES. _Edwin of Deira._ By ALEXANDER SMITH. London: Macmillan & Co. Boston: Ticknor & Fields. 16mo. A third volume of verse by Alexander Smith certainly claims a share of public attention. We should not be at all surprised, if this, his latest venture, turn out his most approved one. The volcanic lines in his earlier pieces drew upon him the wrath of Captain Stab and many younger officers of justice, till then innocent of ink-shed. The old weapons will, no doubt, be drawn upon him profusely enough now. Suffice it for us, this month, if we send to the printer a taste of Alexander's last feast and ask him to "hand it round." * * * * * BERTHA. |
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