Mir. MOORE'S REPLY
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S'oPpet"n, Chrpsnfmn, July lst, 1915 .Ny Ecar Geuid

 tIraE~o' @vcec !ins,; Ia, il vas not [ il. al> ter your departure discovered the curious and interesting gift which you so kindly, and at the same time 50 modestIy, left beAin d lo. me.

 I a'sure you ] shall value it most hissly not only for its own intrinsic worth, but for the oay too fatterny verses which acc ,mQany it. Much as have wyitten of English poetry. [ am ashamed to say how very little of it l have ever read-pross having been lwa,s my Gvorlte limo of study. I may therefore plead guilty to being far less ye-ssd in American pos etry than ought to be. But fyour Parnass- us can boast of many such donizsns as the au- thor ef ibe graceful lines which you have dons me the honor oi addressing to me, shall cer> tanly be tempted. though my own postieai d,ys are over, to refresh my memory of them with taste of yonr5-lHl as in my youth drank Of the waters of your Niagara, regale myself now with the tosrsnia iunina of your poetry.

 Believe me dear Gould, yours very truly,

 7Romas Moore, To RsJert Hows GouId, Esq.