The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-11 00:00:00

1.1111. KNIGHT'S LIBRARY EDITION OF
_ _ SHAKSPERE.

The Publishers of this Work have to announce that THE
SECOND VOLUMr will appear on the first of April. The Pub-
lication will then be continued Monthly. This delay of the
Second Volume does not arise from any accidental circum-
stances, or from any want of preparation in the Editor, but
has been arranged with the intention that the Printing may be
in advance, so that the Monthly Volumes may n6t be unduly
hurried either in the prees'or in the hands ofsthe binder—the
Publishers feeling anxious that in these departments this Edi-
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the extensive support which it has already received.
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The Second Volume will contain, A Midsammer-Night's
the Merchant of Venice,
Dream, the Taming of the Shrew,
aMuch Ado about Nothing, and the Merry Wives of Windsor,
with Critical and Explanatory Notices and Illustrations, forming,
in quantitych as
Charles muchs
as two-fifthsndCo., fh
the Volume.

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On the 31st of March will be published, price Is., Part the
First of a New Work in Monthly Numbers, by THOMAS
MILLER, Author of " Gideon Giles," " Royston Gower,"
" Rural Sketches," " A Day in the Woods," &c., &c.,&c.,
entitled,
GODFREY MALVERN,
Or, the LIFE OF AN AUTHOR.
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• Also, just published, price 123., beautifully bound,
THE COTTAGERS SABBATH. A Poem.
By SAMUEL MULLEN.
With 17 Illustrations, engraved by W. R. Smith, from de-
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OPINIONS OF TILE PRESS.
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able to add conteientiously, that the writer evinces not only
the sincere feeling but the freshness and vigour of an original
poet. It possesses the close fidelity of Crabbc, with a some-
what keener sense of pictorial huntour."—Atlas. Feb. 12.
" A very pleasing and truly English poem. Farm-yard and
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true piety is suffused over character and incident."—Court
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" The Cottager's Sabbath' is a cleverly written poem, in
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Du ch cabinet picture finish pervading the whole. His book is
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*,* Proofs of the Engravings may be had on India paper,
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Now ready, price 7s. 61 cloth gilt, a New Volume of
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Summer Morning.
The Happy Valley.
The Old Fountain.
The Evening Hymn,
Melrose Abbey.
The Haunted Lake.
The Desolate Hall. '
The Old Bridge.
Song of. the Outlaws.
" This little volume will, or
better idea of the writer's posi::
cations, either prose or poetry.
Thomas Miller, 9

Westminster Abbey.
Shakspcare.
Ellen Grey.
The Passing Bell.
The Lady Margaret.
The Vale of Peace.
The Fisherman.
The Old Baron.
&c. &c. &c.
we are much mistaken, convey a
er; than any of his larger publi-
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