The Sun.
London, England, 1844-05-22 00:00:00

MR. DULLS'S NEW WORK.

11IHE ,ENGLlSfiTifikiiiiET--.a Tale of the
Past. By JOHN MILLS, Esq., Author of the `• Ohl English
Gentleman," The Stage Coach, or the Road of Life," &c. In
three Tog. • ••

" Mr. Mills, both in this and hi his former works, appears in a
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of the best School, and an eminently patriotic writer. 1.11 his taste
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ties to be met with in` this island. He loves his home with an exclu-
sive love, possibly because he knows no. better; but •possibly also—
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life, such as he finds A here, like one of nature's epicures; and he
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English Fire Mile is, indeed; well 'arranged and rapid, and deeply In-
teresting, nay exciting—in this respect it far supersedes the author's
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style of writing should fail to read this Tale of the Past."—Sunday
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LAMERT ON DEBILITY, NERVOUSNESS. AND ALL
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1' He who in pleasure's downy arms
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