Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-16
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A LITERARY PEARL
Is THE BEAUTIFUL NEW STORY
MAUDE HILLARY;
THE POOR SOLDIERS LUCK
By MISS NJ K BRADDON,
author of THE 0uteas.s, ''"Aurora Floyd ,""Lsdy
Audley's secret," &c, &c.
The publication of this charming romance il
commenced in the
NEW YORK MERCURY
of SATURDAY, MARCH IS. It's one Of the
choicest productions that has yet adorned the
pages Of that celebrated journal of American
Literature. The fame of Miss Braddon is too
widely and warmly accepted to require any ex-
tended notice. She has wen her way to the hearts
OF all who appreciate pure. refined, and lofty
thought, expressed in language easy, bright and
cheerful yet dignied, and free from any appro ach
toward Alteration, either grave gay. There is
an undercurrent Of genuine and natural humor
too, that runs like silver thread through Miss
Bradden's text, and lends q peculiar charm to the
most serious as we'll as to the lighter portions of
all that che has written. Her very best charac
teristics appear in this her latest and undoubtedly
most matured and artistic performance.
MAUDE HILLARY
opens in the Tasmanian Peninsula, amid the
fresh scenes of
BRITlSH AUSTRALIA
and the quaint life and manners of the Colonies
at the Antpodes. Francis Tredethlyn. the " poor
soldier" OF the work, is o splendid specimen Of
his profession, and tn" readers attention is, at
at once riveted by the strong, manly individuality
he represents.
The scenes that ensue are as novel and striking
IS the landscapes Of the country in which they
are laid, yet interminsled constantly with fine
touches Of English home life, and kindly domes-
tic feeling.
BOTH HEART AND IMAGINATION
single chapter cenvinces the most Indifferent or
blase critic that he has, indeed, before him, A
MOST FASCINATING WORK.
THI NEW YORK MlRCURY,
OF THE 18th INST,
ID Nov READY FOR DELIVERY,
And contains the opening chapter Of Miss Brad
don's beautiful story. mA3
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