The Inlander In England

Editor Register: - A copy of the last issue of the Inlandt r was sent to an English literateur- Air. A. S. Salí, formerly assistant master of Eton College, - who is favorably known to American readers as the author of the best life of Henry D. Thoreau, and ït elicited the following aeknqwledgment : "London, July 10, 1891. "Just a few lines to thank you sincerely for what the post has today brought me, a copy of the Inlander. That "Afternoon in the University Library" is one of the most charming things I have read for some time. I can teil you its tender phantasy gave me a delightful afternoon, not in a University library but in a Sussex hamlet. Looked at from another side, aleo,' the poetry of bibliography was never more happily manifested. I must try to get it reprinted in some English journal." Surely a Yankee college journal finding praise from an ejc-assistant master of the famoua Eton is a feather in the cap