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July, ign
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
23
a —
LEAVENS FURNITURE J
Is distinguished from the “ordinary” by
three predominating features:
First—Its solid construction, withstanding the
most strenuous usage.
Second—The simple artistic lines of the designs,
conforming with ideas of the most discrim-
inating.
Third—Custom finishes to suit the individual
taste and harmonize with the surroundings.
No home furnished with “Leavens
made” furniture can be criticised for
lack of good taste or refinement.
Moderate prices prevail on our entire
stock. Careful shipments made, insuring
safe delivery.
Send for full set of over 200 illustrations
WM. LEAVENS & CO., Mfrs., 32 Canal Street, Boston, Mass.
The Inks Used in Printing This Magazine Are Manufactured by THE AULT & WIBORG CO.
A NEW RELIGION OF NATURE
The Silences of the Moon
By HENRY LAW WEBB
Cloth. 12mo. $1.50 net. Postage 15 cents
A boofe t° refresh the mind beset by dull actual things, and weary of their tiresome pressure.
It opens a door upon prospects of great space, where the fancy awakes to a sudden sense of free-
dom; where one glad feeling of release succeeds another with the quickening of the pulses and an
enhancement of the inward life.
“Short essays rarely well written. The writer’s philosophy suggests Emerson, yet it is an indi-
vidual attitude toward nature that he reveals. The book is a revelation of a highly sensitive soul,
and of a nature subtly attuned to the beauties of light and color.
There is real charm in the writer s style. He knows the cadences of words and he has made
music for us with them. He knows the magic of imagery and he has fixed it in these pages. Long after
one has read one of these essays its beauty of form haunts one. There is virility of intellect in them,
also. The view of life interpreted is strongly personal and as hopeful as Whitman’s.
One must thank the writer for the achievement of a beautiful style. The book is well worth
owning; there is not only thought in it to make it valuable, but a beauty of composition that lurks in
one s memory like lyric music. ’—Boston Evening Transcript.
JOHN LANE COMPANY, 114 W. 32d St., NEW YORK
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
23
a —
LEAVENS FURNITURE J
Is distinguished from the “ordinary” by
three predominating features:
First—Its solid construction, withstanding the
most strenuous usage.
Second—The simple artistic lines of the designs,
conforming with ideas of the most discrim-
inating.
Third—Custom finishes to suit the individual
taste and harmonize with the surroundings.
No home furnished with “Leavens
made” furniture can be criticised for
lack of good taste or refinement.
Moderate prices prevail on our entire
stock. Careful shipments made, insuring
safe delivery.
Send for full set of over 200 illustrations
WM. LEAVENS & CO., Mfrs., 32 Canal Street, Boston, Mass.
The Inks Used in Printing This Magazine Are Manufactured by THE AULT & WIBORG CO.
A NEW RELIGION OF NATURE
The Silences of the Moon
By HENRY LAW WEBB
Cloth. 12mo. $1.50 net. Postage 15 cents
A boofe t° refresh the mind beset by dull actual things, and weary of their tiresome pressure.
It opens a door upon prospects of great space, where the fancy awakes to a sudden sense of free-
dom; where one glad feeling of release succeeds another with the quickening of the pulses and an
enhancement of the inward life.
“Short essays rarely well written. The writer’s philosophy suggests Emerson, yet it is an indi-
vidual attitude toward nature that he reveals. The book is a revelation of a highly sensitive soul,
and of a nature subtly attuned to the beauties of light and color.
There is real charm in the writer s style. He knows the cadences of words and he has made
music for us with them. He knows the magic of imagery and he has fixed it in these pages. Long after
one has read one of these essays its beauty of form haunts one. There is virility of intellect in them,
also. The view of life interpreted is strongly personal and as hopeful as Whitman’s.
One must thank the writer for the achievement of a beautiful style. The book is well worth
owning; there is not only thought in it to make it valuable, but a beauty of composition that lurks in
one s memory like lyric music. ’—Boston Evening Transcript.
JOHN LANE COMPANY, 114 W. 32d St., NEW YORK