+ +Outlook. 79:1013. Ap. 22, ‘05. 130w.

Farquhar, Edward. Poems. $1.50. Badger, R: G.

Under three divisions, History, Man and nature, and Devotion, are included poems as varied in length and verse as in subject. They range from long poems such as “King Herod,” and “Christianity in the apostles,” which are cast in poem-drama form, to little verses such as “Microcosm,” and “Clouds and dawn.”

“In his volume of collected poems Mr. Farquhar takes a deeper plunge into the psychological mysteries of youthful hearts, and now and then succeeds in striking a truly poetic note.”

+ —N. Y. Times. 10:585. S. 9, ‘05. 90w.

Fenn, Frederick, and Wyllie, B. Old English furniture. [*]$2.50. Scribner.

Mr. Fenn has written the chapters on oak furniture, the walnut period, and the introduction of the making of furniture, while those upon chairs, sofas, painted furniture, and inlaid mahogany and satinwood, are by B. Wyllie. There are ninety-four illustrations of articles either owned by the authors or in collections to which they have access. The volume belongs to the “Newnes library of applied arts.”

“Is ... trustworthy, but it leaves us with a somewhat unpleasant feeling of having been ‘taken in hand.’” Edith A. Browne.

+ —Acad. 68:79. Ja. 28, ‘05. 320w.

“The accompanying text is full of valuable information and pregnant hints to the inexperienced amateur.”