"The Last Arrow" and other poems, by H.D. Atwood, contains a number of occasional and other verses of considerable interest to Mr. Atwood's friends. They are pleasantly written: and though seldom revealing great depth of poetical inspiration, often have an attractive smoothness of metre. One could wish, however, that Mr. Atwood could have formed for his thoughts an originality of expression worthy of them.
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Letter of Sympathy.
