New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
NOTICES OF COsETTE.

NOTICES OF COSEI.TE.
Such wok. this appear but once IN century Inc
Pbes Of Chit have had in and purpose no more
successful iai,a:ion"-l lHosee Greeley, in Tho N y
ri5uue
second part Of Victor Hugos great work Of fiction
opens with graphic description Of the battle Of Waterloo
As we read the whole stupebdous Of
carnage seeed to pas before eyes. Is the glowing
words the author had inspired with portion Of that
lnss snssve second sight which had enabled Him call mp
ard depict the helfors gotten past"-iN ChTon Bsptisi
Po i,ics uscnel and worldwide; soeisl reform. o.
tempted Oeeded religious tenes; the mOnssc system
crime s prevention and punis nenhese aIe only pa Of
the subjects IS 70. the story itself it tolls
troush 'hese various realms tbopst o. burn
fDs Iovs"- [PAilsdeIi hia sat. I've. Post
The book OF the century 1t deserves to be- since It
the quarter of eentery. -bor' Bosde being
Of the interesting and nstur. narratives pub
Eshed under classification Of Romance, ia the nj
a1te philosophical analysis Of Life given the world
IN Sat. Co-Iier
"The eh eet,s Of the powerful Of living master,
Of French fcticr."-lN. Y. Word.
No book pubihed in day hss excited greater ine
eat "-[brooklyn Eagle.
I'VE begin to in this second part Of Les Mseiobls,'
how great ia to Plan upon which Victor Hugo has constructed
h noble work and how i. is intended all the
phses Of civilization ia the Nineteenth CentuIy"lPhis
Esm.
"A. novel poem and philosophical essay or
r;her each OF the three by turns nevertheless preserves
un5oken thread OF Interest thr0ushcas" Amer Pub. Cir
eUsr.
\"For scope Of subject motive variety Of Character AID
brs.rcy Of painting other book Of the day
sia. it"-lN. y. Examiner (Bap,istl
Some sparkling wit Las minated ,ha. it possesses nearly
As power Of lssno sue! We shall presently be tod
inst tie Of tho /. nearly loud the VI
coot"-lN. Y. Daily Tines
1t commences with descrpt ofthe battle OF Water.
loo which IS perhaps the finest piece Of battle pn,ins
words that tie world has 1t has certainly e1cse
The attacks Of al the English reviewers aud sach peulsnt
ssneoOus and unsenly sttack TO show that If ge
Fenchsn lost Waterloo by sword in el5 snc,ef great
Fr-nchpsn in 1852 has II with inghter weapon. Thi.
description Of the battle which settled the fate o. Europe
will for the FIRST time with aoy readers correct the nj.
representations OF the Eugsh histosns The sword o.
Wellington broken by the pen Of Victor Hugo How Jear
v'esa kept his promise to the dying Fsnne to for
Co.e,e through wha, terl9 dangers and pefs. and By
r,sdth escapes he succeeded In performing the
ns ororn condition in which ne found her the snna,a
peF.ec1ous OF the Thentdess, whose will become
by ord for all hs, Is brutal and feocoa in the guiss Of
the pursuit By Jsver and the oodsru escape
the the charming details Of hf- s,
wodeol escape Of the convent and the denouementof
oil ,hese it would be cruel to deprive the Of the
pleasure of surprise."lN Y Daily Transcript
d" is something be thankful God for whe, mind
the rsiterstion Of lesson grand yet little thought o.
i~psIcty realized. Divine faith and love. conqae.ing m
uup6ng without seeming to triumph human hate and
stsTsSn-shis is what is tsught."-[N Y Sunday Times
There Is nothing gsader in all literature" ~" Brooklyn
News.
There sharp, swi flowing sentences which
sbsoluey burn into the reader so electric are they
with personal experience, aspiration aud passion
TIsnscipt.
The simplest Incidents tho snpes, cbspc.er. the s,
p,ss scenes. make up wha, is rather parable than
and ye: there book held so much Of tragedy
sle patLos The product Of geuia. az pob. a.
great Buffalo K1pres..
SO compac. {, the whole story tha, inegen. ouo,son
b scarcely possible excep. from tie phosophc and sat
re. portions Of the book Albany Atlas
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h. neh experience"-lN. Y. illustrated News
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yupshis, I the poor and the oppressed bocing the
bs' noiisss to benevolent scon and giving Of
epon,bty fo the and and wrongs Of society II my
ls sf great servceN y Christian Advocate ard Journal
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