New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
The First Number Will be published on
tCIfE SHAY OCT

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This is the most distinguished OF modern times
Eyerv person familiar with modern French Literature, must
be aware that Les Myste-s de Paris" published 1t has
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produced and enthusiasm which seldom has been
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not sustained with corresponding interest Where VIII
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The novel certainly ercites the intense and startling
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lost By the Translation. As the tale proceeds he Will be
Introduced every diversity Of from the most harrow
the toucnng-to every variety OF cha racer from
the degraded the spiritual The taste for the
horrible and the for the refined wiz find source for
its eradication.
powerful intellect is played i'll the arrangement OF he
plot No one forcsee from the commencement what Is
to be the end The author delights taking hs readers by
surprise and in bringing adventure termination which
they could not anticipate
Cafes Of lis episodes; lessons of charity, forgiveness,
and mercy in impressive and eloquent than any
homily EUGENE SUE has all the wit and piquancy with
none of the vusarty Of Paul de Koc anl his pages de-
voured with avdity by thousands who admire his brilliant
genius
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