The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-18
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themselves involved As Garrick equally great II
tragedy and comedy 50 the author OF Edith Aveand Seems
to be equally home in personifyng the worst passions
quaint simplicity OF honest ignorance. His villains the
ideal OF daring and subtle rascay his female charac
dmrable types of the classes which they belong
the rough and ready wit Of humble life had
reproduced with telling effect than by this versatile
writer OF all his Edith Aveland Is un doubtedly
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They viii not be disappointed The interest Of
EDITH AvELAND
ALL IN THE WRONG,
deepens with chapter The vivacity OF the dialogue
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thor has conferred upon all characters from the highest
the lowest this novel OF the extraordi
nary of s class that has been
years. II Is sensational because the with which
deals extraordinary. They not however stranger
than TRUTH for the narrative founded real
The envy hatred and of Lady Horsle
proHgacy and baseness of Loveace the chvary of Pau
Lyon the devotion of Clement Cleveland the prosecutions
cety and the novel actually based
land about 40 years ago.
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