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"I then tried my hand at the Romance of Two Words. It arose out of a singular psy- chic experience, concerning which I shall have
more to tell sood.
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"The 'Romance' was a great success ? " "Not financially so. But I was very young, and the forty pounds ($205) paid down for seemed to me a fortune. The publisher (Mr. Bently) left the copyright in my hands, and, of course, it has been a source of income since.
Even 'Thelma, my next venture, brought me very little when first published. But though I needed money at the time it was never my first. hought. I loved writing, and I shall always
love it."
Miss Corelli was asked what method she employed in producing her-work.
"Well, I make it a point to begin work regularly every morning about nine-thirty and I remain at it until two in the afternoon, producing on an average about two or three thousand words. I write everything out with the pen, as I do not care lo dictate and cannot use the typewriter. I have my manuscripts
Lyped afterward."
SHE WRITES CLEAR COPY,
While we have broached the psychic, how- over, I would like to make it clearly under. stood that I am not a believer in "modem spiritualism. As the Americans say, I take
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of us that we do not get quite the amount of "I have not the slightest doubt; however, happiness we are entitled to. Among the count. that we are aided by things which are far above less things which tend to make us more or less and beyond us. For instance, if a person make miserable ill health takes first place. Hannah up his mind to accomplish a certain thing More said that sin was generally, to be attri- provided, of course, it is salutary in itself all buted to biliousness. No doubt a crippled. he has to do is to place himself in accord with liver with the resulting impure blood, is the the universe, so to speak, and everything in the single thing. And who can reckon up the cause of more mental gloom than any other. world will tead toward the accomplishment offenful aggregate of pain, loss and fear that object.
POWER OF THE mind.
"I myself have tested this time and again, and I know positively what a great thing it is. When the human mind concentrates upon ac complishing a certain object and places itself in tune with these unseen powers, devoutly wishing and working for the chosen end, events will shape themselves in accordance with that desire.
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"Opportunities will occur as if they were ordered, and everything-time, place, space will conform itself, just as if they had been ex pressly arranged. The main thing is to be come in accord with these influences. That once accomplished, one's aspirations will work themselves out.
"In fact, I am not at all satisfied with any of my work up to this point, and hope some day to give expression to my thoughts in works that I shall have reason to be content with. That is one of the objects of my life. One of my favourite books on this subject is Trine's In Tune with the Infinite. There is scarcely a day passes that I do not read something
"1have tried to give expression to this the Miss Corelli's "copy" is very clear and al-ory in the Ronance of Two Worlds, but that most without correction. The original MSS. book was written when I was extremely young of "The Romance of Two Worlds" looks as if just out of the convent-and I realize its it were a clean copy made by sonic one em- crudities. ployed in writing legal briefs. A specimen of Miss Corelli's peamanship was given by her in the little poem.
The poem is here repro- duced in MSS. for the first time.
"After two o'clock," continued Miss Co-
for a drive behind my two little Shetland ponies, whose names are respectively 'Puck' and Auel.' I have all I can do to hold them, and a spin behind them is most exhilarating." "How is it you happened to come to Stratford-on-Avon to live ?"
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THE SOUL'S IMMORTALITY.
"The subject of the soul's immortality has long settled itself in my mind. I cannot say believe it-i know it. Death to me is nothing, I do not even admit it. The fact that I am is sufficient proof for me that I always was and always shall be. Even here and now we can begin-we, can begin-immortal life. Our duty here is to place ourselves, as Trine says, in tune with the Infinite.
*It arose out of a mere sentimental' asso- ciation, My stepfather, Dr. Mackay, had always promised to take me to Shakespeare's town, but his death occurred before we did the promised pilgrimage. He died in 1890. I visited Stratford then, while mourning for his loss-and wished even at that time to live there. I had only written four books then.universe. But circumstances rendered this impossible.
THE SHAKESPEAREAN FIGHT.
"After my serious illness in 1897, and my slow recovery during 1898, I again thought of
the old town, and came back to it. I loved it very much-1 love it still, though there are a section of persons connected with the Share- speare Birthplace Trust who have done their level best to make me hate it. But they have not succeeded. And they have injured them.
"I even go so far as to believe that people could keep themselves in perfect bodily health by following out the diclates of such influences as they bring them into accord with the
"Death is a mere putting off of one garment to put on another. Whether the garment taken up after death be a better or worse one than that worn here depends entirely upon how the present life is spent.
"These thoughts, so briefly outlined here, have been constant companions of mine for years; and, if the health, strength and time be given me, i certainly intend to elaborate them fully some day,
arising from the many ailments and diseases which are familiar to mankind; like a vast cloud it hangs over a multitude na one
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"I might tell you that, so far as my psychic theories are concerned, I put them into prac selves in trying to injure me."
tical workings every day of my life. All my "The old houses you have saved in Henley business transactions are shaped more or less street are genuine of Shakespeare's period?" by their dictates, and, when i have carried any Certainly. The deeds exist that prove undertaking up to a certain point, I leave it to them so. They are at the birth-place, and the take care of itself. I always find that it is taken up just where I leave it and carried to trustees are aware of them. Nothing but the successful conclusion. Something distinctly most wilful obstinacy and ignorance could done suficient; at N FIRST ORDINARY YEARLY MEET
have planned such a wholesale transformation of Healey street as was intended. Even as it Nov. 8this, future generations will execrate the mea Nov. 15th
who have altered the old street, just as we ..Nov. 9th
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rest to us, and so I do."
Altogether, Miss Corelli's lines have fallen in pleasant places. Though she has had one or two great sorrows in her life which have left their mark, she is uniformly cheerful. She is still in the thirties, is full of energy, and enjoys enormous contemporary fame.-x.
THE JEWELS OF QUEEN'S.
Her majesty of the Netherlands has the largest collection of precious stones as her pri- vate property of any living Queen.
HOW ATTACK WAS WAGED, "The interest of Stratford is to preserve its ......Oct. 21st .....Oct. 21st
At Shakespearean associations religiously. .....Nov. 8th | present it is destroying them as fast as it can CHINA PARCELS EXPRESS. and there will soon be nothing left for any reverent lovers of Shakespeare to see, Mr.
The late Empress of Austria possessed the Sidney Lee tells us that there is nothing left
largest private collection of gems of any crowned genuinely of Shakespeare's, time in the birth-head of Europe. GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH NORTH | place itself but the cellar and that is not shown
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to visitors. So that enthusiastic Americans are only revering a sham after all, according to Mr. Lee."
"Did Mr. Lee help you in your efforts to save the old cottages ?"
Mr. Lee helped very much to spread the libellous assertions of his friend, Mr. Flower, against me," replied the novelist quietly
and he had no excuse for doing so, as I wrote him a friendly and courteous letter, telling him that the story of my wish to purchase land in Healey street was not true, and asking him as a scholar and gentleman, not to credit such rumour. He never answered the letter, but he continued to spread the calumny in a circular letter about Henley street to the English and American press."
SUFFERED SHAKESPEARE,
The Queen Dowager of Italy possesses one of the finest collections of pearls in the world, which, it is said, are destined for her eldest granddaughter, the Princess Yolande of Italy. The majority of them were given to her majesty by her husband and son on her successive
birthdays,
The largest collection of crown jewels in the world is that possessed by the imparial house of Russia, and each year priceless works of art and stones of enormous value are added to the collection. From time immemorial the princes under the dominion of Russia have brought gorgeous gifts to the Czar, and from the East have come wonderful jewels, which have accumulated year by year.
There are certain jewels which can be worn only by the reigning Empress. A shawl of beautiful filigree work in gold, which is a mass of diamonds, bas never been worn by the pre- sent Empress. The pearls in the collection are of every shade. Beautiful strings of pink purple pearls are there, and marvellous uncut emeralds from Siberia-Washington Star.
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November, 1904, for the CUSTOMS FARM, Bot grudge the money I have taken in doing including the sole right to collect all Import what I believed to be a national duty. Of course, and Export duties payable to Government, ex- I have been pained at the wilful misrepresenta. clusive of Import duties on WINES, BEER and tion that has been made through the work of SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS, which are farmed separately, and Export duty on ESTATE Mr. Flower and Mr. Sidney Lee to the press, TODACCO, TIMBER, COAL, MINERALS, COTCH but the whole town of Stratford knows now and manufactured products for the year 1905. what the conspiracy was against me, and that Tenders may be for the whole territory (ex-knowledge is rapidly spreading. The truth of clusive of Province Clarke) extending from
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*It has surprised and shocked me to know that a man of Mr. Flower's respectable position has stooped to use such despicable means as he confessed he had, to do me injury, because personally speaking I bave never had the slight est animus against Mr. Flower."
FAITH IN THE PSYCHIC.
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be obtained from Messrs. GIBB, LIVING- | jured himself far more than he has injured me. STON & Co., Hongkong, the Finance Com And I believe in compensation." missioner, Sandakan, or from the Presidents or Officers-in-chargo of the different districts or stations.
Tenders should be sealed and addressed to the Secretary to the Acting Governor of British North Borneo.
Every tender must state the nature of the
to be which must be partly in cash to be deposited in an approved Bank or partly in land and house property,
In what way?" "There we touch on the psychic," said Miss Corelli, smiling, "and if we begin on that sub- ject it will lead us rather far. But what I mean just now is that I think a wrong is always righted in due season, and that people
who play a low-down game and play bad tricks behind the scenes get punished openly. I am The Government does not bind itself to a thorough psychologist in these things, be- lieving that we are helped by influences be: (970 yond ourselves.
accept the highest or any tender.
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