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SPOCHB of PAINTING • • /Now a-
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tuitions of the whole spirit and method of each se which
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has marshalled together In this volume a really valuable array of
information. Several of kis atheism*, especially that upon
Rembrandt, show a real power of penetrating Into style, and we
wish that hie space had permltted him more essays of similar
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farms of which the homesteads are severally the equipment, so
that their adaptation to the localities. and the conditions la
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panying text"—Atheneum.

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tell, with something of the sustained Interest of national blo-
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THE WORKS of SHAKESPEARE. Edited
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Vols. I. to V. now ready. We have no 'pace for more than
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THE IdIISCLEB and their STORY. By Josir
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graphy affords ample means for satisfying the curiosity of those
who would seek to follow him into private We and are anxious
to loam how far we Sr. justified in terming him a perfect iron
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bearity.*—Atheaream. " Mr. Wright has wriaten a very careful
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from that dillameem that is the bane of scoond and third rat*
biography, . . Wolfe's doe. purpose was the subjection of
the Causdlan capital and the notable line of policy by which be
effected this end, sad won for himself au immortality, to re-
counted in the three last chapters of Mr. Wright's most interest-
ing voluree "—Examiner. " life of the military Nelson of
England kas at laiqt..r been written, and, cm the whole, well
written, by Mr. W . . This pablicatket is a national
soquisitiom"

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THELIFE of LAURENCE STERNE. By
PEW Fiestignatn, F.g. A. With Muatrations.
le the beget that if we knew more of Sterne we should hal-
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We may now be said to be told for the first time. In the book be-
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the most MUMS biographical stories in English literature. "
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