The sweetest of Fitzgerald’s quatrains. Henry E. Legler
in: Book Lover, November-December 1902, p. 464-465
Compares FitzGerald’s famous quatrain no. 12 (1879) “A Book of Verses …” with translations by other authors (Le Galienne, Curtis, Pickering, Kerney, Whinfield, Garner, Keene, Anson, Costello, Cowell and Powell.
Each morn a new edition brings. Thomas Wood Stevens
In: The Inland Printer 1902-12: Vol 30 Iss 3
One quatrain, untitled, in an article about the many rubaiyats that keep appearing. Probably by the author of the article.
The Home Comer’s Rubaiyat. Anne O’Hagan
In: Munsey’s Magazine 1902-08: Vol 27 Iss 5
6 quatrains
Omar in Wall Street. C.M. Keys
In: The New York Times 1902-09-07: Vol 51 Iss 16433
10 quatrains
And here’s the girl
In: Judge 1902-12-20: Vol 43 Iss 1105
1 quatrain
The Bowery Omar
In: Judge 1902-08-09: Vol 43 Iss 1086
1 quatrain
Omar Khayyam in Lincoln’s Inn
In: A Bar-Lamb’s Ballad Book. By Evelyn Underhill.
London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. 1902. 44p. Pp. 27-31.
15 quatrains.
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The Sufi in the City
In: The Sailing of the Long Ships and other Poems. By Henry Newbolt.
London : Murray, 1902. 72 p. Pp. 55-57.
5 quatrains.
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The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám Jr. Translated from the original Bornese into English verse by Wallace Irwin.
San Francisco : Elder & Shephard, 1902. 50 p.
101 quatrains. Illustrations by Gelett Burgess
New ed. London:Gay & Hancock, 1909.
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The famous Columbus edition of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. F.F.D. Albery
In: The Book-Lover, Vol. III, Nr. 2, May-June, 1902. Pp. 97-99.
Pictures the interest in Khayyám’s Rubaiyat and the history of the printing of the famous Columbus edition of 1870, and the people involved in the project.