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Published This Day, Treasury Of Real Intellectual
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THE INGREDIENTS.
BooKcR.yr The HuNoRs or Law.
THE MODERN hoLocH TIE MUTE CREATION
TIE TOILET AND ITS DEvo- PvLsrr PEcuLrARrriss.
,r.s The LARcExIEs OF LrrEsA'
The MYSTERIES OF MEDr ruRr.
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choice pss,sses Of their vots authors IL requires more than
mental vrcee to reduce such heterogeneous collection to
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dent osisinaied such attempt the nutase OF
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wsys Of literature Whenever tsmptns 90
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h and r,ce our collection Somewhat after the manner OF
Ola Burton these chapters fall Of quosssons-oens CON-
undsa mainly Of thoughts Of cths-s species Of literary
sssu,hus presenting the essence OF many minds instead
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selves FL q volume:
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uM hearty thanks for q Salad which Is peculiarly TO my
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l.ts of literary epicure. hsppyIo that the WORK
meats with general acceptance and applause
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napon to me during the last week and Will DO often 50
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believe the second pleasure will be fully equa 20 ,ne n's
49, yours faithfully G.P. r. JAMES,
From Shapes London Magazine.
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veil be termed saiad for the ingredients are gath
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ture."
From The London Atheneum.
.On, Fpcure Is literary gossip of the pleasantest sort
u has read much and his reains read with his mind
80 and with biz heart open the appeals Of beauty"
From The London Morning Herald.
Every chapter this entertaining book would tempt man
n eeL solitude for the pleasure Of enjoying the Intellectual
treat"
From The London Globe.
A ou.nt ard curious volume Of forgotten lore"
From The New-York Express.
arxsrv pa,e Is rich with rare disessd thoushtex
after that strikes both original and Gle
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From The Courier and Enquirer.
bonnie quiet hours enjoyment. 1t Is booi
which Ignorant may read and learned tn
fruits Of the authors labor Such book must needs be popular
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