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Sequel 70 I'm q SHAW Boston William ID.
isste y Co lsgI PIP. 3ol and 302.
rsaS. here the conclusion OF cOnsuelo' that
Nehas = ,,osera romsnces, for which the
most 'e"sa ,,..,,y,r. In which the translation was
fssosn '.~,r.t., have always sought with so much
'is"' 1r,n.b ,,e present work must be pronounced
49," ..,,, 70 rs predecessor every one viii wish to
-. 90 ssrs1ye t. its conclusion. Not mat 'he
a Rpdolstsdt 10 without marks OF that fruitful
.tleh distinguishes its author. There are por-
s'. r,xdeb csnno; be surpassed, such as the de
= Frederick the Great TIE escape of Consu-
- sa., su.pSsw. and her fnsl appearance with her
-. IA sb,dren no vagrant musicians but II is en-
- .ak great deal of useless and fanciful ma
,Aeb could quite as well be dispensed with.
.--.s,h. vel a. much Of Consuelo seems TO have
-. y,,,sp rs,her to meet the printers demand for
,., 70 satisfy tie Inward necessities OF the artist
~. character Of Consuelo ii is not too much to say
=. u,peipa features Is the finest conception TO be
IA 4, the literature Of our times Her native Strength,
~, or.v her depth grandeur and deiic'cy oil feeling
l., courage snd generosity seemed to belong ake 10
a..,s,a the setus, world In her We recognize the
go. ~ woman a. she should be. as she may be
.o. Te. character Is, we think. the most per
a., e,e.,op Of ia suthor and shows that like gold she
IA, not passed ia vain through the fiery trials so often
be LOT Of great snd unfortunate natures. la her other
xs;nss, even the most excep,ionsble of them, some
,1,.s Of the same strain may be found but nowhere
has ecesed 20 complete expression ne in this sin
ls character
OF ,he bsr persons connected with the story OF the
caueo no. somuch be said npraisc While she has
,,ushout the ar Of the utmost reality many of them
.xm f.pt.,tic and improbable. What we cannot but
a,l sres, fsut In George Sand lie her passion for
rD,.afcasion. The daylight never seems enough for
h, In, ,be must always weave little moonshne in
with 4, Her fancy delights in running along the verge
If Inc muenasurs In introducing overstraned and gro
,eoae enthusiasts into the most incongruous company.
Fo, ersmple Albert in Consuelo with all his midnight
,v,,.nes. ,,wsy, seems TO US to have sufficient
con Cor being In existence and to njure rather than aid
Inc natural dsveopement Of the story. Heis scarcely
The man on whom the HE OF such being as Consuelo
,hc old turn. So too the disguised lover and all the
eonrvances about him in the present work strike us IS
unworthy Of the obec, for which they introduced.
Bu, after all possible deductions the Countess of Ru.
aostsdf infinitely superior to the romances OF James
xBuwcr which cucumber parlor tables and dilute
IN minds OF those who find nothing better to do than to
md them tis book Of noble ideas and we are sure
uoons can rse from ts perusal without generous ex.
ysuaen Of heart and mind. The translation is made by
every way fitted for the work and conveys nearly
spossble the elegant and lucid style of the original
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