22 NOVEMBER 1890, Page 27

They mostly need very few actors, and no scenery or

costume beyond what can be easily managed in most homes." At the same time, he has provided the opportunity for making thesis more elaborate, if circumstances should permit. They have other merits, however, being written in rhyme, always easy to learn, and fairly good rhyme. The only one that we are disposed to object to is " Iphigenia,." We do not like travesties. Young people have not so much reverence to spare that they can afford to have it wasted in that way.