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The following tribute to Burnss memory,
from the United States ReUeilo and Literary ca
setie, is well worthy Of the high reputation OF
Air.F G. X. who made q pilgrimage to Burns's
shrine in the autumn Of 1922, and now gives us
in the ''thoughts that breathe and words that
burn of true poesy, powerful, discriminating
and touching review Of the "plonShnan MIN
streF' and his ''deathlcss song"
Coleridge at the grave of "Rob Roy and
Campbell when the great kelnble was receiving
his parting honors, show powers equal to inc ac-
complishment of this memorials but beside these
we doubt whether any of the living bards OF
britain (Scott excepted) could have come up to
the choice measure Of Mr. HIS. praise.


~ \, Times.