New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17
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THE VERDICT OF GOOD JUDGES.
Says Prer Louisville Louisville Journs The romance
Of eousy life of more resistes'y or sens
than in these lively papers They are merry fosasa ca
buooos Of Theocrtus the charming pastoral tale. Of
Alice Carey They w be read BY syesSG ~h ssSs into
Wit sustained and sped aud continually COWS over sands
golden Undoubtedly he destined become one OF
Saws The Buaai, Express. sppreciaive leader: The
coed Sumo i the blade Of the operator the
ve reader find line wherein to base feeling Of anger
of Irving those Of sP:Towsrss' contain more value,
quenuy exhibit bts of genuine pathos and hearty
CO under . Of sbel aqats
MI Cozzenss fun is not Of the rocsing sort II 10 quiet
ably appealing the nmost Of humor in the reader Yet
M ns overt r %h: Ss f healthy tHa
the nssnsry misfOunes Of the sParrevsr's family
estimate upon the talent Of Nj cozzens personally
know spoke OF him TO MI Thsekeay the most promising OF
Says The Boston Transcript: Beneath their genial humor
there vein Of common sense which y as rare as t
many admirers The volume published in excellent styles
w. SECTION. S saoq of a% dS the
River, and Of the genest Of humors The Sparrow
grass Papers will have wide sale, If men are " they have
Says The Phlsdelphia Evening Bulletin: The sparows".
he every dsy novel and show 5st someihns
vivid fresh and quaint, be said Of American life The
author ss elements finds something instructive ana
with his good nature shrewdnes and the
decacy Of his spirit aud his wit LIE s one OF
those original books which will provoke imitation yet to which
American literature will BIZ deeply indeb ed for showing our
that daily domestic life with its joys and sorrows may
be rendered the subject Of Of the most delightful yet
spirited writing in the world"
Saws The New-Haven Palladium: They have never been
equed in American literature for genial humor classic polish
gentle refinement and Lamb alone oil English WrteTs
in opinion, has surpassed them"
fhe Y Observer Nothing genial in tbs way OF
luuor have read dsy than these papers Tney
have been the life Of Putnams Magazine and we welcome
them In neat volume Read them, reader, and enjoy
tbete mirib provoking scenes"
SAYS The Savapnsh (Ga) News In column notice: Mr.
without doubt of the most irresistible hlorsts
the opinion IN which we feel perfectly confident we
will By all who have the fortune 10 partake Of
his spaowsrass No fail TO ENJOY the authors expe
perfectly refreshing which underad with Of
r humor which Is only the detctabe for ITS unob-
tTusvenes" -
Saw The Home Journal article comparing Irving Dick
and Thsckeay with the author: We trust we may not
seem TO 60 record Of this eotee of American and
rank them thus esriy the
Frederick Cozzens the author of the Sparownss Pa
He the characteristics belonging
the above class Of writer's There Is IN his pro- ucon me
LIVING unserow Of good nature and good
which nfuses loveness into all bis
euare Then he mhful without being Orcedy witty OBJ
without being posy tasteful without being nspd ga
tcal without being bitter reormsory without being he ad
sIo without being ddsetc and fact model
of that golden medium which literature in all things else,
of perfection The reader will glow under its hu'
NOR adden under its ahos and turn the last Leaf with regret
but be will be wiser happier and BETTER for having read the
Sparrow Pspers.'"
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