New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
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IL FANNY FERNS LAST WORK.
weeks only have elapsed SINCE the publication of this
of fiction published during the last has attained
Does this prove the power and popularity Of
or the many papers which have reviewed ROSE CLARK,
very large Fa 1Oy % f5 %o iPe5
wear since already had sale of SIXTY THOUSAND COPIES
wduS s rgeTus with enthusiastic noes OF Rose CLARK
is be satssa with very few, and these by no
Very popular selling by the thousands understand aud
quite independent Of the critics becomes 30 Independent
body Fanny Fern We confess to great hiking Tor THIS au
thor and of her works more than TO this IL faulty
charity vet il has vgor style spendor of description,
caustic satire and which might suffice oFa
of characters by single stroke single epthet few
words will often place character before the reaer as
There beautiful unity of design in Re facts without the
nsthoress 10 this shows her genius does lin
paints the prominent striking outlines and leaves the
nsnc ttleness Of the picture to be billed by everyday
obervaton To our Judgment therefore, what little critics viii
call of connection really great virtue distinguish
ing and honorable mark OF an original mind There is TOO great
power displayed in painting character as well as ysi know
character than Rese herself does not exist IN English teraqr
artist and greater soul than Gertrude displayed her
Perry They have all the HUMANITY necessary while they
hibt matches. eA1mIes OF angsc eh1racse So0a oS
full ugly There is appropriate mixture Of
paho and Indignation the passages .corchng
hot wh the authors hatred Of meaune dupcty aud hypO
critical can't while others sparkle aud glow and fash with
attempted eloquence till one finds himself AZ tmes, burning
akena wi he
book trump-honorabe alike the head and heart that
conceived thOnoable TO the language IN which 1t Is written
honorable that produced and have yet TO
the work Of fiction by American woman worthy TO stand be-
side it," Boston Bee
1.-THE vigorous pen Fanny Fern has already made its mark
in the world Of literature and although little tipped with
venom the production of Ruth Hail. IN the work before
its mission the recording Of deeds Of mercy and
triumph of love The disguise in which the lady before
public the picturu Of the darker Of her own and
the dcordant of he family ad TO see Is cast
aside and the hearthe pure earnest heart OF genu
WOmanburs forth in irresistible strains OF heavenly neo-
yerdue its purity Of elegance Of dcton originality OF
thought vgor Of style it OF the best stories
Of time, and worthy perusal again and again"
Boston Inelgencer.
has element Of eanestness and satire that
he hes eynced. decided picture seldom TO be
porsys the n.sees aud expressions OF charity
orphan bring fghtfu relief the worlds unchar
seness and the deomity of hypocrisy and fashion IL Is IN
IN feeling severely beautiful in style with not waste
Eclectic Magazine.
The notonety Of Fanny Fern Is by means Of empora
character IL IL founded rm and durable
basis and viii exist the style of Literature which gave
Il birth popular IN this Fanny has talents o rare
ORDER of her waits ahOat through the medium OF
her newspaper contributions really eH1use-they s
have been they would have been received with
such Juror Of sPprobaon from all lovers OF the beautiful m
literature Her Ruth Hail. although from its personal char
pendous work its But her Rose CLARK exceeds oy lar
all her previous works IL to them the master piece OF the
finished artist compared with the charcoal sketches OF the
schoobOy amateur" Troy Wing.
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