New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

This novel written by Mrs Stove since 1862 aud the
o one Of her except that has appeared FIRST book
form 1t entirely new part having previously published 1t
story Of New England life and embraces great variety Of original
phases New England character aud depicts most graphically the
mode Of m thought the Of expression Of the
time to which her story belongs brings before the stately Par
son Lorop aud Lady Lobrop By Of their position
considered the temporal spiritual supsors Of everybody IN The
parish, Lawson the village douotug and bis wife Hepy
gary compact sGent he rspperboT Of Womani Aunt Keab
the and ksde,t IN odoTn princess enchanted
behind hedge ragged and uugh boru' Aunt Lois whose hap
puess imperfect people hary only they must BE-
happy pattern aud b good Deacon Badger whose
calm serene benrzan ure Of bsnedO5 be sat h his
pew of Sunday; km nervous guerousheaied who
took especial pains to bg al tho dry. oorn tremulons
specimen, Of femae mortality" aad vicinity AsphyIia
Smith always up and going; Eeu DaysH
port grandson jonathan EDWARDS gentleman Of varied aeeon
p.uts ard .Haug manners Jet "e innoetuty ard
,ue,r and rrsy a, French woman psbby K loyal King
George sad TIE true Church, Dr. Moses Stern whom Fan
,u,,ere nfe grand Indifference all things earthly seemed to
,tiss 6ur,, drawn from life TIE author y': my studies have
taken from real ehaas real scenes and real incidents And
hns IN the story which most romantic and
Ike seon simple reudenEs and applications Of facts"
II believed that YeuErg sIiy years has
orfor, h graphically dsluenisi as In this book The
Description, Of odtosu it, meeting hou,, Earsundy, the
Thanksgiving Day tsp. odoru, Tie Lhnap9ers raid the
revival. and and nnt'i the bamor And
sho. The oaud deep tenderness d tie story srs It
h,elr.oa which Of "UHele Toms Cabin and The
Mu.,cf, woorg" sil rsesEu.Ie with delight
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