The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29

XukST shE WILL. THEN 6HE WON'T; NEXT SHl
~ wouldn't then she would Boston Post
Ny Courtship, and It's Consequences. BY Henry WI
ko true account Of the authors adventures in Eng
land Switzerland and Italy with Miss c. Gamble thu
Contents Joyful Meeting; smittsn Again; The Que.
ton POPPED hccrcili1tion More Repentance; The Phi
Rupture; Unconditonai Surrender; Pniadsipha Beau
ty The Day Named; The Abduction; Struggle for Vic
tory The Arrest The Prison; Thrilling News UneIpect
ed Blow; Narrow Escape; Jailor's Humanity; A wo
Elections; Pardon Impossible; Thurlsw Weeds Story
Days; The Liberation; A Sweet Sleep; New York Again
Hearty Welcome Ultimatum of the Press.
The extraordinary Sensation produced In literary cir
cles by Mr. Wikos charming romance OF real life Is OK
baustng edition after edition of his wonderful book
From Lengthy reviews, among several hundred received
we extract the following brief notices.
at combines something Of the colloquial ease and vi
and elegance which characterized Lord ChesterHeds
ietters."-N. Y. Herald.
the most amusing Of the season, and commend 1t
without hesitation, because the moral is excellent
oneo-N. Y. Albion.
The work possesses all the charms and fascination of
continuous romance. IN. Y. Journal Of Commerce..
"With unpai aleled candor he here unfolded the
sr o. the intrigue sne whole world into
to peck at-and in the dearth of public amusemens,
presenting pquant nine days wonaer for the
ton of society. New York Tribune.
"The courtship recorded here il Of the rarest
events that has occurred since Sir John Falsad under
took the Refinement Of love at Windsor. "-Prentces
Louisville Journal
The insight into the Italian prison Of st Andrea
piece Of picture painting which other traveller has
had it in his power to give u.s. and prize according
York Sunday Dispstch.
Zone OF the singular courtships that ever hap
pened given in plain honest language; and what Is
more conviction carried to the mind Of the reader that
the tale is true boston Herald.
The work Is very amusing, and 1t Is written in such
vein that cannot refrain from frequent bursts o..
laughter when the Cbevaler is in positions which
might claim ones sympathy. boston Evening Ga
zette
"The courtsbip is SO charmugly written-so full Of
hiary and good naturethat people will not look much
at the serious side of the affair ALBANY Express
He relates his suerings in such comical way, that
the reader Is Obliged to sympathizs with him by laugh
ter rather than teaIs."-Albany Argus.
gular book in American literature. Its author is q
sort Of between Fielding, Chesterfield and Roch
foucault. boston Chronicle.
&c With the exception Of Rosseaus Confessions we do
not remember ever to have heard such self ana
tomization Of love and the lover.Nsw York Express.
The style and manner Of the book brilliant and
fascinating from the beginning to the end, and as
readable volume 1t far surpasses anything that has
been recently published New York Day Book.
"a positive autobiography, by q man Of acknow-
legged fashion, and associate Of mobiles and princes
telling truly how he coarted and was coquetted BY an
heiress in high life s likely to be popular singu
larty the way of literature as could well be thought
of."-Home Journal
'The most remarkable in real life Of the pre-
sent generation. "-Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
alt is full of incident q novel Of forty horse
ower"-Philadelphia Mercury.
The book has cost couple OF nights Sleep and
have doubt it has cost its author and its principal
subject good many more. New York evening Mirror.
:, Written in gay, dashins, free and easy style aod
mopy under difficulties, ever written. "-Petersburg
va Democrat.
sight into the and customs Of the beau monde
OF London and Paris will amply compensate for the time
spent. '-Phladelphia Argus
mNo history Of adventurous knight was ever fraught
with more romantic interest than this second history Of
a Caleb in Search OF Wife."-Syracuse Daily Standard
The ladies to devour 1t. II is better and
exciting than any modern romance, 1t is detail
pan @ Of Is otsn shse
fiction. Baltimore Dispatch.
"a graceful and elegant history of fashionable gal
lantry and coquetry Richmond lva.l Dispatch.
readers who begin it unit, they have finished -"
Cincinnati Gazette.
ait win be read by nearly everybody, the espe-
romanced with counting. "--Botton Bee.
I" will be long time before a novel well written
and amusing as this Ger true tale will appear New
York Pcayune.
The book therefore, has all the attractions of TIT
Of with this addition, that Of the
zon, Newark Daily Mercury.
T" II you read the first chapter Of the volume you
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