New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
yEW-YORK, MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1856
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few week. only have elapsed the publication Of this
toot and ye our sales already exceed 800 cope. Ne woIt
fiction published America during the las; has a'tne
such success Does this prove the power and popularity Of
OF the many paper. which have reviewed ROSE CLARK
large majority pronounced her best PIaeou superior
Sss .1ee Ia. .esdy had ale Of SIXTY THOUSAND
newsTspers did charge much for thsT spec we
would I'll columns with enthusiastic notices Of Rose CA1A
As H. we must be satisfied with very few AID these ~ no
the most favorable;
very popular selling by the Thousands understand and
quite Of he critics becomes 80 Independent
body Fanny te2 We confess to great ss toi 's aG
e1trayasant absurd - story and not a. all osefoaed WIN
charity; yet has ygor Of style splendor OF desp9n
eausue .se and eorsnmriate arr hicn llehl -;
whole library ofiaes There mar elous lp%ei u as
Of characters By single stroke single epitaet or Few u
sharply defined a statue" n I. Evangelist
fLere beautiful unity Of design IL IL Ae,s va holi rae
tedious detail Of eternal dialogue link item together Ae
suibores in th shows her genius she does what tue im,
Insignificant ttlenes Of the picture 20 be hed by everyday
observation To our Judgment therefore, what little critics WI
ing and honorable mark original mind There H. too great
edge Of the hunsn hear, in their fasn.oung beautiful
character than Rose herself does exist IN English Literal ne
artist and greater soul than Gertrude dsplayel ht
self iIna.ued-uor manly being than Dr.
Peuy. They have al the HUMANITY necessary while they
hbit matcLless examples of angelic character GOOD od MIS-
Bond too = cafitay drawn and apt Lucas redees "oI
full OF ugly see-nonsters There an apptoprhe mixture 81
paihos AID Indignation IN me volume some
bot with e authors hatred Of mcslAcss dupcy aud nyo
cce can't while others sparkle nd glow and dash with I'M
attempted eoqucnce TIL one hnds himself a. times pfnig
with sson and then instantly ee whole
natural sensibllty. lAAtlhsa Whu'e tAe
bok is ruu p6-honorabe alike the head and heart that
honorable that produced end have yet 20
the fiction by American woman worthy TO Stand be-
side it, tbostoa pee
The vigorous zen Of Fanny Fern has already made It's mark
In The world terature and although little tipped with
venom in the reduction Ruth Hail. in the work before
we find Us true mission the recording Of deeds Of mercy and
tuurh Of love The disguise which the lady before
the public pcturng Of the darker of hex and
the Of her family glad TO see Is cast
and The hearhe earnest heart OF geu-
inc forth in irresistible strains of heavenly M
when Ruth Hall forgotten, fresh
verur for purity elegance Of dcton originality Of
thought gor of the best STOKES
boston Intelligence
element Of earnestness and satire that
she has ever eyuced decided picture seldom 20 be
poTrays the mseres expressions OF young char y
ortl an bring out in f-Au relief the worlds uncht'
tableness and the deormty hypocrisy and fashion Is IN
teusein feeling severely beautiful In style with not wa e
Eclectic Magazine
The rooriety Of Fauny Fem Is by of tempo-a'
~ or character IL founded firm AM dura
basis the style OF Literature which gave
IL birth popular in this country Fanny has talents OF rare
order her waits set ahoa through the medium OF
contributions really eNquistethey M 81
have they would have been received with
such appreciation from ell lovers Of the beautiful IN
literature Her Ruth Hail. although, from its personal char
10 made its euthoTes enemies still stu
rendeus But her Rose Clark exceeds by TAR
an her previous works them the of the
finished artist compared with the charcoal sketches Of the
schootoy amateur" Troy Wing.
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