New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-05
MISS FyANS's NEW NOVEL.


MISC FVANS'S NEW NOVEL.
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Aa,bor Of q Adam ssde" "1hs Min on the Floss" 40
Iamo nm 2sS H.u4r Bro,h,u
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h'hougn 'nis 'o'u1no mus 70 'osa'N' '''"o'
as a study, than as finished artistic compost
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'op' eAn'o"s NUMEROUS ""o.o '"' '"'''
masterly hand which is visible in the former pro-
a,,.,,.ns Of ,ho ,;,,ed .utboress Its materials
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are drawn from the observation oil human nature
{, tba vsrv bumbest f,rms of social life: no
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giitterlpg vail OF poetry Is Thrown aIoouu 'uo
hard and repulsve features which make the fore
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grouho oi 'Do Pic'"Iei out oo "oi Mugs VI sN"'eo
passion are laid bare with hdelity peculiar 10
tb writer. and even the rnost unavoidable exter-
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nM conditions assume an ar oil 'itai reai W DC
meath the entertainments of her marvellous pen.
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ohss "Hhe' III" "i""sH' "" '"o veg" no
weird, mysterious parsonage, plying his trade of
iaon-weavor in n solitary stone cottage, near the
pleasant homesteAds and thriving farm house of
primitive village in the center Of England.
IL Wa fifteen years since Sas Manner bad ist come
an No. us;,,,,d 49, eve. wb,.s an
psarance would have nothing strange Tor peoyls Of
average cahare a1a ehleneneg. 1u. TOT p"e
euli.riti.- With corrrsposded with the exceptional
Of his occupation, sid bis advent from an IN.
sso"n 1rs,s ,. sd .o % 49, ii. 5sorsi
aud lie never s,roled into mo village to drink plat
a, we sn ., =, ave for the porposs Of biz
ealios or order to supply himself With necessares
snd y ws soon elear 20 ~, lie, =, ssc.ra hu aean.
her ill-qote al Il he had head them declare that
they would ever marry DEAD tlsn COME 70 nie sgh
ann,b.r sronnd than his r1le face and unexampsd
eyes; Tor Jem Rodney the nole-cstcher averred that
one one, esen, :. ne WINS .;"., .ie With heavy bsg
on HE baek instead OF resting the bag on the stie M
man " "a. 'eiaeS "0ua nv. 90. " 49,. 90
,st Ne dead mans and 10 spoke TO him. and shook
bin, snd biz ln't- we're st'f and sis hands elsiched
sJ p sd ~ M lie nj, d Tint the ~savsr was ad he
Ill right again, like, as you might gay, In the
wnkng OF all eye aDu SAUL ""N
II aerms that this extraordinary weaver, be-
fore malipa his appearance in Raveloe, bad been
the .nbiect Of experiences which made him dis
trust the whole world, and at once obscured his
homes Of heaven and bis happiness on earth. He
was q membsr of ono Of she narrow religious
sects, which were greatly affected by the art.
s.ns az bis tine. filing their heads with copceit
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hands were busy with the iaoors OIL their
yocatios. Mariner was q shining light in the
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h''e b""o" "or'o Aho"" On 'no '"u'o" "'
bling in Lantern Yard; he was regarded az q
vou,o ,,., IS s,ae,, f.th md src,,nl,rv life.
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and peculiar interest bad gathered aroond hiui
sirce he fell, one day, Mt prayer-rneeting, into
, s,,s,,a,u,al ,ig,d,ty and susoeps,op Of con-
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sc'ca~ness, which, ia'iiDs for more than an hour
had been mistaken for death. The effect OF this
,;.;,.,;on ,,,..,..r ou,w.,d tr,ncs or .,;r;tr,,
Nis''a''on' ""e'"oi "us""'u 'A"'' VI 'p""'
visiSn, was seen in an accession Of grace and
Ervor At len.tb bis bish estate was brought
- $500. ia :. ~. AT. =. ~..
io~' his hooors were iald Id Tue aust; no WIS
falsely accused Of great CRIME, his brethren
b,,,sf,d him guilty. He was selemny suspended
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from chufcn-"orshiP' ANU P'o'oS''pB 'n MS i"ho'
cenoe, hs left his companions and his home. with
,h,, da.n., in h;s .or, that shaken trust in G,,d
N.' "0'PA' :. ' WI
and which 70 meek Aud COufQinQ nature