New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
NOTICES OF ST. DENIS.


SHAVER before have the iious vindicsted With les
cause of oen.e to the respectable. No weak philanthropy
ps Hugo paint the dprsved and crnnsi as ell mar yrs
90 injustice who do purely because they cannot
help H. though he With pencil Of light the steep de-
snvty which Ignorance. Want Miser. constantly
gliding moral debsseDen and felony The great lesson,
sJudee not has seldom been diseininstely more
thOush,folly wholesomely, Dculcsted"- lH0raos
Greeley in The N. Y. Tribune
1T Is as an awful and ye, enchanting prophet who has de-
eesnaed into the lowest depths Of the susog Of the people
Of France up words that must De spoken II be
" escape fate than that Of Jonah that Victor Hugo
stands before and gives out his mighty atersnces after
twenty five years have rPsned his completed work-lA L.
Atlas
Oneu;ns with clear and rspie sketch o. the period i'm
media. civ ,ucceediug the Revolution Of 1880 and keen
an.yss character Of Louis Philippe bis relation to the
times and to the rapidly approaching struggle the author
proceed. the loves Of Ms1s and Coee. the adven
tsrcs and the escape OF prsoner the horrible
experience CT geysves. the discussion Of political
moral physical meph csl and pathological questions with
that nyucbe versatility and that perfect disregard every
thing which characterize The French writer. Tho vidHsss
OF some Of his burns them upon tho mind so
that the reader viii forget the chain Of Galley Ssy
th, Cellar under the Seine Escape from Ptson the
Bsricsde Of the 9Th Of jane, albany ssts'man
at exhibits the brilent nsteoric Clashes OF genius
which he preceding parts have made familiar 70 Loas1dA
--iPittsbgTg Osze.Ie.
"yctor Hugos royal gift 70 Society. The noble
thouss the Of feeling the kindly sympathy
comes pouneing forth in u1uGDcs oa1gVsee that creates
an hs readers and At times s.irs their souls 70
ths very depihs"-[ Hartford Post.
mlnginz Of hctien and history Of individual life aud Of
national experience aid ali classes pass through their lsl
though justice we're reality what processes to be
speeter ofiadivlvals classss.- Worcester Palladium
81 Denis viii It's thousands Of delighted reader, in
this country and well It may HrTos grand snd vigorous
gsniu, apparent in every ofL"-Boston Cazstte
cit needless say anything Of the several parts Of this
srs.t novel by Victor Huge plssos through the pr9
There are many noble well exquisite portraits In the
several psrts the novel, which will long haunt ne
Of readers everywhere ~ Banner Of Light
Iu this part in the precediD. ores. tbs mot sphic
rdctase. Of French life ard history in.ersoven with the
srue.u1s Of story Louis Philippe and the ominous
eueutes which troubled his reign oneeTfny portrayed"
Il Buffalo Courier.
did De Giseriin remark that Victor Hugo Lad intro
Aoeee I'm Seenqae Peaoh literature ~ Po
In many respects the finest portion yet published The
analysis Of Louis Philippe, and the ideas which governed ais
resn-ihe lexe representation Of Ps irsarresonsud
the sxouiite description Of the love Of Ma0s aud Cosoe
ust rank among the best expressions OF Victor Hogos
genius both IL respect to decaey and power 70 subtle In
sigat vivid psiaing Whether nc decns. snclyzes
argues phosophses repTeeo the stamp Of vigorous aed
creative individuality "a impressed every sentence lie
end pictures them with wonderful sk St. Denis Is marsed
tas..Dee Of ia peculiar power"l Boston Transcript.
"A work Of intense interest," every paso goNs with tho
High; genius, and scattered oil through tho growing
cut Of the story naturally flowers on. Of bsus
innUpersbe Of sentiment morals striking
either for the originality for the beauty Of the espIeso
IN. Y Chronicle (Bsotstl
'lt " cry from tho profosndss depths Of humanity,
s2ess through tie voice Of genius for the wronged aud
dowaodden o. tho great cities Of Europe, may OF ciyis
ton evefysheTe What the B0ie hculcates n do unto
shes you would BE- done what foIeaher. meant
when they said Governments instituted for the greatest
good Of zoe greatest nubs that Victor Hugo tboe1e for
0piGoAs SAKE seeks to esoh, Ia these 6con ylch IN
max the social evils Of time with suck relentless severity
tie oppes.oF and such tender brotherhood Oh
pTe,..d"-i Petsrsons Magazine
Tie love Of Cosee and Asrius and all the dangers and
rostic crcu which surround them forco you to
read with Luyng interest," eager for the denouemen
whs the history Of the revolution invites you 70 pause to
l.e eloquent sentences 70 wsgh the serious
iDs oi every word al you co. \. Leader
stirring seIie Of ehagters with adventures Of ell kinds
end flashing S.l sd Of LIE and ehIsceI"l a. L.
Evening Po.t
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