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feety eolored OF hsr exquisite humor, her .ubts,y
and d.lieaey q sna,y,', III. vide sugsesn,ens.s Of
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min nina work, I 5 ss2 y ~ which i Z soior:a-oi N ih:..
ishtfsi MI - III ts.y @ ever vsrs-sataraay Rsvisu
Thi. 4. living book. Its esstrsl idea 10 the true
dignity Of manhood in simplicity q truth and energy
fnis to do, Ibs, he shall DO with his night no, .in
Ing ely at the of successes of the future but
SSf aSush viii ri. con- sons.pton Of the soul o. man
hood 10 connected refusal to connect It's spiritual
dignity with any Argum.nt Of elevation that depends
soul is the man, N. working soul that e n: be.,
Of s own power looks 10 the root Of good and evil
soeisty and so promotes The health S q n: hSnss
a. "Ths Radical - The story, like fRomola, I" and
It's predecessors from the same hand belongs 70 the
enduring Literature Of our country, durable not for
the fshonableness Of Its pattern, bat for the texture
Of its stuff. .-Erdmfnsr.
READING WITHOUT TEARs; Or, A Pleasant Mode
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Lines Left Out. &c. Fart II. iiiustrsisd. squsr.
ITO, Cloth, silt, 81 IS New Edition Of Par, l, last
This seems to US an sIcsllsnt method Of teaching
TO read, and avoiding the worst dimeultes which
bese, the child's early way 70 that art-Brookiyn
Il would seems As no child eeuid fail to learn to
read with such sssistance-Bost 7rdnscrfpt.
ALL IN tbs D RK. Novel. By s. L. ranu,
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| times in years to eome.-Erdmfner.
BEaNTHAL; Or, The Sons Revenge. Prom the
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The story is well told, and successful attempts
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The story is quite interesting and very eIsiass.-
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By George Macdonald, MA. l2no, Cloth, Bsy.
eled Edges, u 10
The charm and value Of Mr.. haedonald's work
asked for In the tender beauty Of his descriptions,
whether Of nature or Of life and characteri in his
almost supernatural insight into the workings Of the
human heart, and in his uneeasing fertility Of
thought and happy sxaetitude Of fillustratiOn-PdH
MI. Macdonald is a true poet. The annals Of a
Quiet Neighborhood' are as full Of music was
ProsperOs Island rich in strains that taks the ear
captive when they nrst heard, and afterward lin
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Their. scarcely page In h ne book % Nv which S Ia, :,
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ters stand out life like on the canvas London Star.
..rustiys nature % could hardly be met WitS-Loadon
The book is one that only man Of genius could
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:, HOMES WITHOUT HANDS: Bsipg a Description OIL
!, the HabitAtions Of Animals, elhssed according u
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II IL one Of the most interesting treatises on Ma
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e Hiebuhr said somewhere or other that genius Il
seen In the Of the results compared will
tbs slenderness Of the materials attAinable. Accord
Ing to this definition many animals exhibit far
h Of their homes But 1t is only when study then
10 on such connected plan As that furnished By
Mr.. WOOD that We gradually become irresistibly i'm
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blind instinct, and can not help seeing the larg
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=, beasts bring to bear on the construction OF the
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is SIR BROOKE FossBRooKB. A Novel. By Cha
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10 than in the present insssnee in depicting life and
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The wonderful vigor and elasticity Of the writer
mind have not been impaired by age and though h,
Q. Is not so rollickng as when he wrote "Charlsl
oMalleyn he ia equally brilliant and more artistic
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q LIZZIE LoRToN OF GREYRIGG. Novel By
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fully painted studies Of life and scenery In the RnE
lsh lake district strong and original In the life .k
"a chAraeteIs whose story the author skilfully tells
~ NY. ChiIen.
. A story as quaint and queer and dramatic as Jan
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