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second of a series of Inter- ,
views with menibeijs of the
University of Oregon faculty
Who are thoroughly conver­
sant with literature. Koch
professor was asked what IS
books lie would Select if he
were shipwrecked and had
enough time to secure the
volumes from a complete's
ship's library.
. UNIVERSITY OP OREGON,
Eugene, Ore., Dec. Id— (Special)
— "Dr. Ray P. Bowen,” the re­
porter asked the head of the Ro­
mance language« department of
the University. “Suppose you had
been cast away on a desert Island,
with no hope of rescue for many
years., Your ship is on a reef and
you have time to get a few books.”
‘‘Ah, yes I see," interrupted
Dr. Bowen,— "and you wish me to
pick out a number of my favorite
books
"Dear me, he said, seating him­
se lf In a chair, "how difficult that
is to decide. How many did you
say I am to choose?"
“Twelve or 15 is all the dory
will hold,” responded the report-
“Well, I should choose first,
‘The Cloister and the Hearth,' by
Charles Read," he said medlta-
tlvely.
“Why would you make this
choice?” broke in the reporter
“ Because," he said enthusiasti­
cally, “it gives the whole spirit
of the Renaissance, and the whole
background of Europe."
“And next, let me see. There
are so many, many fine books,
how am I ever to choose? I should
take one of Daniel Defoe’s novels,
perhaps his ‘History of the
Plague,”__ lX .le. told ljL- guch a
vivid manner and In such a de­
lightful vein.”
“I should also read one of the
Greek plays, ‘Oedipus Rex,” by
Sophocles, because of its philoso­
phical interpretation.”
._ “Then, f qhou|d tepd one vt
deorge Eliot's novels, perhaps
‘Romola’ which gives us .an Idea
of the wonderful city of Florence,
the lovllest city In all Europe,"
he exclaimed fervently.
"Oh, but I am leaving out the
very finest of {ill, ‘Wutherlng
Heights,’ by Emily Bronte.
It
is a remarkable book because of
Its vigorous revelation of the
depth of the human soul, not to
be equaled In the English langu­
age."
“I love the Bible, the Old Testa­
ment because it has so many,
many soul-stirring episodes, and
the New Testament because of its
spiritual quality.*’
“Have you ever read ‘Aucassin
et Nlcolette?” he asked. “It Is
the lovllest love story ever writ­
ten. No one knows who wrote
“I should choose ’The Return
of the Native,’ by Thomas Hardy.
I' love its atmosphere. And D.
H. -Lawrence’s ‘Sons and Lovers'
portrays a mother's love aa some­
thing that «hows you how lovely
it really it?'
Dr. Bowen would choose tfee
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‘Vicar of Wakefield,’ because “It
is the funniest thing in the Eng­
lish language?’ and Wordsworth’s
poems för their mysticism, and
Shelly's for their philosophy and
style. He would choose Bglsac’s
‘Search for the Absolute."
“ It portrays the beauty and the
tragedy of the human soul as few
books do." be said.
Next he would choose Sherwood
Anderson’s "Shoyt Stories" be­
cause they represent the best use
of English in America except of
James Cabell.
temporary, Reyment Is a tremend­
ous thing. It gives a whole slice
opt of the life of a whole village,
and Its sufferings and Its Joys.
The ‘Growth of thsi Soil’ by Knut
Hamsun, brings out the elements
of the v principles according to
which we m ust all live." he said.
“Why would I choose these
books? Because I would be so
happy In reading them," he con­
cluded, with a regretful smile,
because ao many of the wonder­
ful books would have to remain
in the abandoned ship.
better than his ‘Paradise Lost*.“
“Le Cid” by Corneille Would Here for the Winter —
be the next choice beifause it
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Williams
paints the superman and the sup­ of Storm Lake, Iowa and their
erwoman with. so much power daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Allison, and
that one wants to be like them, granddaughter Evelyn Allison,
Dr. Bowen said.
« of Sioux City, Iowa., arrived” Fri­
‘•’I am afraid we will have to day night to spend the winter
enlarge the hold of the /h ip to with their son and brother I. C.
contain all of these books," sug­ Williams of Talent.
gested the reporter.
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Miss Georgia Coffee of the Tid­
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