Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-01-29
ANOTHER NEW STORY
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SYLVAN HOLT'S DAUGHTER
NOVEL;,
by HOLME LEE, Author Of "Kathie Brande."

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awe say Of Sylvan Hollis Daughter what few fctions
would Justify saying that believe read
without becoming wiser and better or without feeling oil
gratitude the writer who present to us such varied
poets OF common nature In pcuant and interesting
STYLE without word idea to shock or dispeaSe
the most sensitive moral feeling We know OF no work
peror In the idomac vgor OF its style or in t decacy
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OF the World.
.'This is a really good novel The tone is healthy
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tan and the language exceedingly happy and well chosen"
Il London Literary Gazette
h'sylvan Hollis Daughter fascinating youdg woman
with whom ders make acquaintance for
themselves II is well and sody written There is nothing
slight superficial The author has evidently wished to do
her best and she has succeeded in writing novel that Is well
worth reading and which possesses the cardinal virtue Of
being extremely interesting" -lLondon Atheneum.
sit has body and substance, and is written in careful and
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