The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26
TINE WAlCHalAN,
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FENHE WAlcHAAN,
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Is having al unprecedented sale.
This charming nev book 10 work of suroassins iute
rsst and extraordinary beauty 1t merits the praise 1t
m ncide,t ana adventure, and while ~ interests the
Read the following notices 0i the press.
We might ount them by hundreds, but
PEELED 70 seiec. then from the leading journals -
Ifrom the n. y. Tribune
The neral purpose OF this story worthy OF the high
est omsnaaton, as well as tho ms.hod Of the author
IN carrying 1t into effect. He makes uawksh appeals
- signing sen,inentasra, nor strives to win san,ira
sound sterling qualities OF character ON which tina
ssiss Of the and well being Of society depend IA
manner to AWAKEN sympahy and Challenge imisstoa
There Ia net an exaggerated chaca ster Aos al over
os coa shs ssye
The individuality Of his characters may be taken IS his
asadmg e1cs!l.nse There il no stra.nng after effect
though powerful effects produced There is no waste
q words in ddacsic dialogue. Every spoken ssntenc:
tells The Incidents such a. might have occurred
fsrvard in She narrative The whole tons o. the boz
o. emily unexceptoEacla but decidedly moral
s1s sss sSs tsass s
very closely 10 the remark OF little Nelly when Henri
goes 10 bid her good bye, he goss % sea- Sac says
tAsough her teas, lcu do 10. mean to do wrong, d
you Henry in tina. APPARENT toas Of confidence az
eDtreaty that makes IT the guide OF his Lite We.
ssd loving frlenos who may themselves forge. the n
~, which God often sears ino our hearts as life ms
Dsries.
From the Montreal Transcript
plot full OF interest, extraordinary adventure. aat
strange conception Of character. Ia the WGtcan.aH
hs writer has attempted to bring out O. the soul
goodness in poor man. AMI, as wa thtrs, with con-
Pe.e success. Ike Coo3sr's Leather S:ocsiag, 10 5
forest soudee the Wc.chmGI becomes sort OF e.aca
on his own hook deca 70 love story ads
silver thread OF romance throughout the narrative
The book wiz have many readers.
From tbs Lock Haven WAtchnsn
We have seldom read 40 fresh and orign nal story
hoss who read the two FIRST chapters are to
Ne conclusion.
From the Bottom Eysaiag Trsvsller.l
We have q charge Esainst tAis book, which Ia tbs
having taker II VI for casual perusak the cou.e ut
Unable 70 sJ it down Before O'Clock nsxt morning
r. ON the Troy Budget
The characters are al Wei drawn, add the story
sAagnipgly told.
lfron the Port Hope (Clnsia) Plot.1
No one viii fail TO read the b30s through :" ID
and aboupds in many beautiful images ana SKI. all
drawn pictaree OF the human heart
From the Boston Pur an Recorder.
Ahgh moral tone peryAdes the book AMI is tes 81
Tsstey, whether IN tbs higher lower classes Thecb
yssrs well developed and we'll sustained and mo.
~ them ara drawn from actual lie.
From the Albany (Geor2ia) Patriot
We defy any one 70 relIuaa.sh the book wlthoTt a.
nning 70 know whs. becomes OF every iniiydut, wa
Price Tor the complete work, handsomely bound IL Oh
yetuns cloth, 10
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