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ALL IN THIS DARK. ANoysi; By IS; Lc PAM,
Author Of 'tGuy Deysrsll,' ''Unele siia'." he.
Tb, h b,os which deserve. TO be reprinted n.ay
| times In years to eome.-Erdmfnss.
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ANNALS OF A QUIET NBIGHBoRHooD. A Tale.
BY George Macdonald, Ma. limo, Cloth, Bsv'
~. eharm and value Of Mr.. Masdonsld's work
need not be sought. They present th.nselyes IN
Whether Of nature or Of life and eharastsr; in his
almost supernatural Insight into the workings Of The
human heart, AID In his uneessing fertility o.
thought and happy e1setitude Of illustration.
M Macdonald is a true poet The Canals ola
ProspsIo's Itland rich in strains that take the
captive when they are nrst heard, and a.srward lin
There Is scarcely a page in the book which Ia.
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ters stand outltfs-lMe the canvas. London Star.
| A tale Of . more pleasing, entertaining, and In.
struetive nature ooald hardly be met with.-London
The book is one that only man Of genius could
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HOMES WITHOUT HANDS: Bsisg Description Of
the Hlbitatious Of Animals, ellssed according to
their Principle Of Construction By J q. Wood, N.
AT LIS Author Of illustrated Natural History. -
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Il isA wonder-b book Of the most delghifu kind.-
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=. II is more Interesting than fairy tAle.-London
! Curious aud Interchangeable Builder.
II Is one Of the most Interesting treAtisss Ma
tural History which our language pOssessss.-Popu.
: Eiebuhr said somewhere or other that gsniu, is
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the enderness Of the materials attAnable Accord.
Ing to this denniton many animals exhibit far more
than instine-they show genius In the construction
.Om, sues sOnDsetsd Plan a. ts.s furaisSsd b1
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proof with the absurdity Of the popular talk about
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amount Of downright solid intellect which birds and
beasts bring to bear on the construction Of their
a TIE RACE FOR WEALTH. Novel. By Mrs. J.
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Of treatment, so noticeable In its Predecessors
EIssodinSly we'll written and exceedingly inter-
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country while in Its notes, Vocabulary, Ge., Il is
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II seems 10 me exactly adapted to form a connect.
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lam very faIOrGbly Impressed with the merits 0l
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m The arrangement Alss 10 admirable / am glad 70
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y Of probability, and 1t is eloquent without labor or
With few exceptions this is the eisversst Of Ls.
ysr's novels. Seldom has he been more successful
than in the present instance In depicting life and
Q manners -BOstOn Traveller.
The wonderful vigor and elasticity OF the writer's
mind have not been impaired BY age, and though he
is not SO rollieking as whom he wrote CHARLES
o'MAllsy" he Is equally brilliant and artistic
, -Boston Transcript.
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fully painted studies Of life and scenery in the RuE
lish lake district, strong and original In the life Ike
characters whose story the author skilfuly tells
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