The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-02
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Ned Nerms, tie Ner' Boy; or Street Life
in Boston. by Rev. Henry Morgan.
This excellent book has already gone
into its third edition. The characters
are well dawn, the narrative fcicilous,
and the dialogues skillfully and spiritetlly
conducted. The plot is simple, the pur-
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the depth of pathos, power of thought,
pcrvadcs the narrative. The author has
sounded the depths of the human heart,
observed society with keen eye, and
laid both bare with vividncss of color
oring and accuracy of dissection, which
strike forciblv, and retain firm hold OF
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