Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-25
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A N OF II Err NEW STORY.
TO BE PRINTED IN THE
New York Semi w eekly Tribune
SYLVAN Hollis DAUGHTER,
A N O v e l.,
Ply, Ann " LIZ
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A VEL.
By HoLME LEE, Author of "Kathic Brande"
We shall commence the publication the above new
novel in The NEW YORK SEMIW EEKLY TRIBUNE Tues
day February s. Those who wish the part
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'We can say of Sylvan Hollis Daughter what few
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can read without becoming wiser and better with
out feeling OF gratitude TO the writer who can present
to such varied aspects of our common nature in
piquant and interesting style without one word or
ing. We know of no work superior in the domatc vigor
Of its style in the delicacy and truth of its feeling 1t
careful study, and could have been written only by
with the springs and motives of human conduct
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World.
'This is a really good novel The tone is healthy
and natural the social lessons incqlcated useful and inn
II,
chosen."-London Literary Gazette.
"'Sylvan Hollis Daughter is fascinating young
an with whom we recommend our readers to make ac-
There nothing slight superficial The author has EVIL
IDENTIFY wished to do her best and she has succeeded in
writing that worth reading and which pos
sesses the cardinal virtue of being extremely interesting
has body and substance and is written in careful
and good English. '-Sdturday ReueV
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VA TER, SIS, January a. lS59-HENRY CHAPLIN,
Judge of Probate and Insolvency in and for the County
% W0se has IN this doy issued warrant against a the
County of Worcester, Manufacturer Insovent Debt
property belonging to said Hsoycnt debtor to him or for
his use and the transfer of any property by him. is for
The meeting the creditors said nsolvent debtor
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