Well, still more important, do you remember the clue Hugo gives us to aberration?

V. HUGO.

" VICTOR HUGO.

Kaltenborn, Die Vorläufer des Hugo Grotius, Leipsic, 1848.]

Hugo Delff (Ueber den Weg zum Wissen und zur Gewissheit zu gelangen, 1882; Die Hauptprobleme der Philosophie und Religion, 1886) follows Jacobi's course.

That German lyric verse of the last hundred years should have been distinguished by beauty of structure, depth of feeling, and wealth of melody, is not to be wondered at if we remember that this was the century of the revival of folk-song, and that it produced such song-composers as Schubert and Schumann and Robert Franz and Hugo Wolf and Richard Strauss.

In the production of this monumental work the thanks and appreciation of the Publishers are especially due to Hugo Reisinger, Esq., whose loyal support and constant encouragement have made possible its publication.

But, in exchange, the leader is often forced to uphold his power, no matter how much it may have been due to his achievements, by coercive measuresas, again for example, by means of a prætorian guard of partisans, such as Klopstock first created for himself in the Göttinger "Hain," but which was most effectively organized by Wagner, and such as Victor Hugo, imitating the German model, possessed in the Young Guard which applauded Hernani.

Incidentally, the French alexandrines were the fashion for a short time after Victor Hugo's revival of them was revivified by Ferdinand Freiligrath, and were recently used with variations by Carl Spitteler (which, however, he denies) as a foundation for his epic poems.

The mastery which Grillparzer also attained in this respect has been striven after by his fellow countrymen with some degree of success: as, for example, by Ferdinand Raimund, by Ludwig Anzengruber, and also by Friedrich Halm and Hugo von Hofmannsthal.

Falkland is like Jean Valjean, a superhuman creature; and, indeed, "Caleb Williams" may well be compared on one side with "Les Misérables," for Victor Hugo's avowed purpose, likewise, was the denunciation of social tyranny.

SEE STEINER-PRAG, HUGO.

STEINER-PRAG, HUGO.

Hugo O. Stevens (C); 5Feb71; R499861.

Hugo O. Stevens (C); 5Feb71; R499850.

R105274. SEE Miller, Hugo H. POLLOCK, CHANNING.

SEE Hugo, Victor Marie, Comte.

R123172, 31Dec53, Rupert Hughes (A) HUGO, VICTOR MARIE, COMTE.

Heavenly discourse; drawings by Art Young; front, by Hugo Gellert.

HUGO, VICTOR.

SEE Hugo, Victor.

SEE FREY, HUGO.

GRIMM, C. HUGO. Union hymnal; musical services for Sabbath and festivals.

SEE Artucio, Hugo Fernandez.

" As a step towards bringing about some such union of those ready to work for man, Mr. Stead and I projected the Link, a halfpenny weekly, the spirit of which was described in its motto, taken from Victor Hugo: "The people are silence.