Coalville Times | 1908-01-17 | Page 3 | Uncle Remus Vs. Ibsen

Uncls Remus vs. Ibsen. Trom "Uncle Itcmui" Morris was always willing nnd eager to read aloud, or "Iluck Finn," which ho half-Jestingly half-Jestingly pronounced to be the great-eat great-eat thing, whether In art or naturo, that America had produced For refinement re-finement ot style, for subtle psychology I In creation, ho had but llttlo taste He could not admtro elthor George Moro-dlth Moro-dlth or Stevenson When ho was Introduced In-troduced to Ibsen's plays and called on to Join In admiring their union of accomplished dramatic, craftsmanship with the moit modern movement of Idtai, they were dismissed by him with tho torso and comprehensive criticism, "Very clover I roust say." From "The Life of William Morris," by J. W. MacKall.