Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
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NEiFihuIioN Tale oil Passlon, by Mrs.
Emma ID. b. \. Southworth, author of :" The
Lest Ii: iress, /" Deserted Wife," missing
Bride, ," " Wiies V ctory,"" Curse of Clifton,
Discarded Daughter" etc. etc. Completc in
one large duOdecimo volume, bound in cloth,
for one dollar and twenty-five cents; or in two
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says:
g" Rctrihuton, stamps Mrs Southworth as
among the first if not The first and best female
writer in Amcrca-that is as to the effect
which she produces on the mind and feelings,
Some may employ more flowing style, and turn
off periods more artistically smooth but for
DO dnoss. yigor, and graphic force, Mrs. South
worth has no equal. In the use of gentle tones
and tender accents, when required. she is not
deficient bet it is when bitter and whitening
irony-that which pierces the soul-is to be
employed, or the passions OF her characters -
those which shake us with their intensty-are
to be brought in play, that she rises to her full
and majestic height, and towers far above all
her female contemporaries. Critics have always
complimented her on her glowing description
of scenery, and We agree with them, but it is
Ill lie Vi SttHtS tU;ll VIC lHlnk size Is
more completely at home Its aims are to i'm
prove the moral training of children, and its
tendencies to teach MS how to enjoy life ut any
and every stage No book has ever come into
our hands thai will better pay calm and patient
.perusal, "
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REcoLLEcTIoNs OF A LIFETIME Or Men
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living author. This work contains an amount
of original, curious and valuable Personal In
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ever, met with in single work TO all Of which
will be added the Authors recent Anecdotes of
Travel in England, Scotland, Ireland, France
and Italy together with complete catalogue
OF the Authors works, now for the first ,ino
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The BANIsHED Son and Other Stories of
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=. improvement can be, we think The general ext
= cution { f the work far SURPRISES 9 Unce Tom
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a. NEW Muslc.-From Oliver D tson VIC hay
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Al following interesting peices All Hail to FIR
i'll mont, words by j G. Whittier; Gorilla Poll
Midnight Chimes and Rhymes Fremont ar
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