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ANNALS OF QUIET NEIaHBoRHooD: A Tale.
By deorse Macdonald, MA lan0' CLOTH seV.
The charm ana value Of Mr.. MsedonaId's WORK
asked for in the nder beauty Of his descriptions,
almost su inssht into the workings q the
human heart, and In his uneeasing fertility Of
ihopFht and happy sxsesiuds Of Ofiliu'tration.-Puii
MI. Macdonald is a true poet. The ANNALS Of a
Quiet NeighborhoOd'' are as full Of music as was
captive when they are nrst heard and aerward lin
ger long upon it-Sdturddy Rerfeic,
There 10 scarcely page in the book which has
not an attraction Of Its own, either In the shAps Of
some peculiar beauty Of expression OF OF some
thought which deserves examination. The eharae-
A tale Of a more pleasing, entertaining, and Ia
structive nature could hardly be mot vith-Lonssa
Observer.
The book is ono that only man OF genius could
have written. .-LoHdOn Examiner.
HOMES WITHOUT HANDS: Bsipg Description Of
the Habitations Of Animals, chased according to
their Principle OF Construetioh, BY 30 Wood, M:
Az LIS, Author Of "Illustrated Natural History -
with about l40 Illustrations engraved on Wood by
O. Pearson from Original Designs made by y. W.
Ksyi and A. smith d uRss. the ES Arsaoss supor
II is a vonder.book Of the most delightful kind
London Repieto.
Cartons and interchangeable Builder.
IL IL one Of the most Interesting treatises ON Ma
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Niebuhf said somewhere or other that genius is
the sisndsrness Of the materials attainabe Accord
ing to thi, definition many animals exhibit far
than instnet-they show genius 10 the construction
OF their homes. But II is only when We study them
on some such connected plan as that furnished by
Mr. Wood, that we gradually eomsirresistibly i'm
proof With the Absurdity Of the popular tax about
blind instinct, and not help seeing the large
amount o. downright solid intellect which birds and
beasts bring to bear on the construction Of their
| homes. .-SpectdtOr.
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PRINCIPIA LATINA, Part H. A First Latin Read
iBg Book, containing an Epitome Of CasAr's CALI
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ROnsns; with a Short I9tIodustion to Romai
Smith, l. L D, a. sHS a. Henry Drislsr. l. Id. l2mO
much the best Latin Reader yet Published in thi
country, while In its notes, vocabulary, &c, It Il
certainly Inferior 70 no previous book Of the kind
the thing to prepare the way for the unabridged
Cesar, and the Vfrf Roma is much to be preferret
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It seems to me exactly adapted to form connect
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With few exceptions, this is the cleverest Of Le.
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than in the present instance In depicting life and
manners Boston Traveller
The wonderful ylgor and elasticity Of the writer
mind have not been impaired by age, and though he
is not rollieking as when he wrote "Chnrlss
MAlley he is equally brilliant and more artistic.
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