The Sun.
London, England, 1867-04-18 00:00:00

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RAYMOND'S HEROINE.
'" Ra3,moncl's Heroine' Is a story which a reader will
ie. 1 the better for having read We recom twill it to those
who C n appreciate the charms of a novel th-oughout which
there makes itself unmibtskably manilla:4 the impremi of
generous feeling and vigorous thought. It is also one
through which there runs a vein of humour which at on e
relieves and brightens its p.thos, and testifies as strongly to
the variety of ii s writer's powers as the more serious pas-
sages do to their force. Of the latter no one ran entertain
a doubt who has read the singularly powerful description of
• Walter Lee's Dream. Saturday Review.

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WILD LIFE
ISALMANODNEGRS. THE PACIFIC

By E. 11. L AIIONT, Esq.

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